Stabbing Death Investigation Yields Few Updates
State Police offer little comment on progress in the stabbing death of Mrs. Anna McKinley as investigators await crime lab results. Other local items note a football knee injury at Corry High School, a false fire alarm incident, a Ridgway death, two deer killed by cars near Titusville, and a hit run crash on Mead Avenue in Edinboro with a 300 dollar car damage estimate.
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Anna McKinley
R. D
Meadville
John
Robert M. Bracken
Maple Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry High School
Titusville
Bruce Stas‘kiewicz
Diamond
David Shannon
Edinboro
Mead Avenue
West Bend Street
Shannon
Rural Election Ballot Slates Unopposed on Both Tickets
Spring Creek Township lists candidates for multiple offices with unopposed races on both Republican and Democrat tickets. Allen F. Barton is director, Cecile Burleigh assessor, Virgil Tubbs supervisor, Emmit Young auditor, Gerald H. English justice of the peace, Bertha E. McCray and Herbert Heidler school directors, Thaddeus Pondel and Gerald Deutschlander as Democrats, Roy Swart as assessor, Arthur Ayling as Democrat assessor, Basil Pokosh and Jordan Christensen as supervisors, Ross Bailey and Donald Crane as auditors.
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Spring Creek ‘Township
Allen F. Barton
Cecile B. Burleigh
Virgil Tubbs
Emmit Young
Justice of the Peace
Gerald H. English
Columbus Township
Bertha E. McCray
Herbert M. Heidler
Gerald A. Deustchlander
Thaddeus J. Pondel
Roy M. Swart
Arthur E. Ayling
Basil Pokosh
Jordan Christensen
Ross 0. Bailey
Donald E. Cnase
Collision Near Corry Injures Driver and Charges Man
State Police charged 23 year old William G. Hines after his car struck the rear of Russell E. White 36 of Corry as White slowed to turn off Route 426 four miles east of Corry on the Corry Spring Creek road. Total property damage was $750 and Hines suffered a injured finger.
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Corry
Corry-Spring Creek
William G. Hines
Russell E. White
White
Hines
Demonstrators Exit Appalachian State Campus in Hasty Departure
In Boone North Carolina a visiting antiwar group from the Southern Student Coordinating Committee withdrew from Appalachian State University amid protests by several hundred students. Seven members were escorted off campus by Dr C K Webb dean of student affairs who earlier had granted them permission to speak.
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Boone, N.C
Appalachian State University
Southern Student Coordinating Committee
C. K. Webb
Appalachian
Senate Smoke Tax Fight Heads to State Supreme Court
Democratic officials said they would not oppose taking a challenge to the $55 million cigarette tax hike directly to the State Supreme Court. Four party leaders filed suit in Harrisburg claiming the Oct. Senate vote on the tax was unconstitutional and seeking refunds of collected funds. The action hinges on whether a 25-vote quorum validly passed the measure with the 28th District seat vacant.
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Harrisburg
State Supreme Court
Commonwealth Court
Senate
Atty
William C. Sennett
Supreme Court
Thomas Z Minehart
Ernest P. Kine
House
Herbert Pineman
H. Richard Hosteller
Sennett
Department of Justice
Pennsylvania Senate
Marx Leopold
Shafer
Ing
Senate Republicans
York County
GOP
William B. Lentz
Rauphin
Kline
Fineman
U.S. Middle District Court
28Th District
Congo accuses Portugal of mercenary invasion plot
United Nations officials and Congo Foreign Minister d Justin-Marie Bomboko pressed for an urgent Security Council session over charges that Portugal conspired with mercenaries in an attempt to topple Congo’s government. Lisbon denied the claim, while Congolese sources said troops and mercenaries clashed near Bukavu and Lubumbashi as tensions spiked.
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United Nations
N.Y. 1
U. Security Council
Portugal
Congo
D Justin-Marie Bomboko
Lisbon
Angola
Mamadou B. Kante
Mali
U.S
Lubumbashi
Kinshasa
Congo Accuses Portugal of Mercenary Plot in Africa
A Congo minister charged that Portugal colluded with mercenaries to overthrow the Congo's established order. A U.S. spokesman warned Portugal of a grave view of any thrust from Angola, as Congo accuses Portugal Spain and Belgium of recruiting mercenaries for action.
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Congo
Portugal
United States
Angola
Spain
Belgium
Weekend May Ease School Tensions
Pittsburgh authorities hope a weekend recess will calm tensions at Oliver High School after white and Negro pupils clashed for two days. About 50 parents met five hours to iron out problems as police guarded halls and exits. 240 of 1,040 pupils attended class. Principal Crowley imposed conduct rules including bans on loitering on school grounds. Police protection followed midweek brawls that sent 20 youths to hospitals with minor injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Oliver High School
Frank Crowley
Alice Wiezorek
Lorraine Monteleone
Charge Negroes Purged US Suit Filed Against Gary Election Officials
DOJ vote rights case moves to Indiana steel city Gary where a Negro candidate for mayor Richard Hatcher faces a challenge led by Lake County Democratic Chairman John Krupa amid claims of purging and diluting Negro votes. The suit seeks to bar acts aimed at weakening minority voters and cites fictitious registrants and white precinct padding. A prior Hatcher suit mirrors the charges as a three judge panel prepares to hear Monday. In Oregon, University of Oregon faculty urge ending the five block dry zone around campus while a local liquor sale rule has been debated since 1951.
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Gary
Ind
Just*tice
Indiana
U.S. District Court
Hammond
Lake County
John G. Krupa
Krupa
FBI
Hatcher
Justice Department
County Election Board
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Oregon Liquor Control Commission
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Ray Elsen
Elsen
Ridgway
Erminia DiPietro
Romeo Ficcardi
Meehan
St. Lee's Church
Dems
Jean Schramme
Bukavu
Bomboko
Schramme
Bkavu
Cohen Auto Supply Automotive
Franklin St
Marine
Marine Bank
Marine National Bank
Coary, PA
Maj
Anaula
Pogle Lumber
Aluminum
Daye
United Inches
Malomey
Alabama
Salomey
Sea’s Drugs
Courier
Spiece
Sunaeam
Barney
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