Diabetes Detection Week activity in Erie County
A county wide effort to offer diabetes screening at public centers is planned for the week starting November 7. Erie County Medical Society urges residents to visit family doctors or public centers as the American Diabetes Association marks its 10th year of nationwide screening campaigns. Public services, details to be announced, and Dr Paul Barclay leads the drive with Br J Guy Butters among helpers.
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Freed Of Murder Charge Held For Protection At Alcatraz
Roland B Simcox an Alcatraz convict was acquitted of murder and returned to a segregated cell. Associate Warden Latimer said they would keep him there until his life is safe. Simcox, 42 years for assault and mutiny in Korea, faced a murder charge for stabbing Edward H Gauyin in a prison shower. Federal Judge Hamlin contended the verdict may raise custodial problems at Alcatraz.
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House Secrets In Special Building GERMANTOWN
The United States will store nuclear secrets in a blast and spy resistant complex next year. President Eisenhower dedicated the 13 million dollar Atomic Energy Commission headquarters yesterday, expressing hope such a blast would never occur.
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Eisenhower
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Judge Orders Vote Recount At Sparta Township
MEADVILLE Sparta Township faces a recount after Judge Herbert A Souk ordered Sheriff Ceci Johnson to secure the ballot box for inspection. The Friday 10 a.m. recount targets postal supervisor votes amid claims of misprinted ballots and misfiled stickers affecting Jerry Stockton’s tally.
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Herbert Asouk
Ceci E. Johnson
Sparta
Une
John Kent
Jerry Stockton
Dwight A. King
Chastes
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Area Pilot Unhurt In Forced Landing In Field
The pilot landed his Luscombe in a hayfield north of Titusville during a wind and rainstorm after rejecting Titusville Airport. The single engine plane was undamaged. Woods planned to return for it, saying he could have returned to Warren or landed at a nearby field.
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Push Search For Missing Plane
Lights sighted but not confirmed as from the missing plane. A large search effort launched with 26 planes, five Coast Guard vessels, two Navy submarines, four merchant ships, and the liner Matsonia sweeping the area at 1,000 feet. Two Pan American planes were to depart San Francisco as Air Force and Civil Air Patrol units were alerted for help. Coast Guard said the Air Force may provide long range B38 bombers from mainland bases. Thirty six passengers and eight crew aboard.
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California
Music Boosters Plan and Events at Cory Area High
Music Boosters meet next Wednesday in the Cory Area High School music room with all new and prospective members urged to attend. The evening will discuss tentative plans for a trip to the Philharmonic and a Christmas program for participating students, followed by tea and treats.
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Strike Settled But Picketing Continues at Crucible Mine
In southwestern Pennsylvania, about 7,250 coal miners at 14 pits faced several more idle days after a week of work stoppages over furloughing 88 miners. Crucible Steel Corp announced a settlement with United Mine Workers leaders, but Crucible miners refused to ratify and kept picketing, with closures including Veterans Day.
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Missing Plane Search Abandoned After Safe Landing Found
State Police called off the search for a missing plane that left Little Falls New Jersey Tuesday and was believed to head for Fort Wayne Indiana. A witness reported fire on Brust Mountain near Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania, which police linked to plane wreckage. Officials later learned the pilot landed safely in Vale North Carolina according to Civil Aeronautics Authority.
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Montoya praises Elvis among jazz and flamenco blends
Madrid born guitarist Carlos Montoya, in town for a concert, says he admires jazz and flamenco and even digs Elvis Presley. He adds Presley is good but notes it will take him years to become an accomplished artist.
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Little Rock Force Cut To 225 Troopers
Arkansas National Guard units in Little Rock reduced to 225 troopers as federal troops enforce integration at Central High School. President Eisenhower ordered airborne forces to Little Rock, redeploying the Arkansas Guard after the riot at Conwell High.
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Parking Spot Feud See Sheriff and Judge Clash in Vermillion County
In a two round dispute at the Vermillion County courthouse, Probate Judge John Unger fined Sheriff William G Hendrickson for contempt over an unauthorized parking spot. The sheriff’s car was towed. he served two days in jail, posted bond, and planned an appeal. In the second round, Unger posted $1,000 bond to recover the car via writ of replevin, a process allowing recovery by cash equal to twice the value of the seized property.
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County Agent Speaks On Steer Feeding Program
County Agent William E. Crush outlines a steer feeding plan for the coming year. He advises purchasing feeders in fall, wintering them, and feeding mainly roughage with limited grain, depending on silage or hay quality. For grass silage, 3 to 4 pounds of grain per day may be needed with protein supplements when legume content is low.
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Sputnik Caller Reports Curacao Broadcast From Space
Kenneth Simons of Bryn Athyn, a Sputnik spotter, turned to 20 005 megacycles and heard a ten minute message in English saying Sputnik calling by courtesy of the Curacao government radio and telegraph administration. Curacao is a Caribbean island of the Netherlands Antilles.
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Trade Group Is Set Up by Erie Chamber of Commerce
The Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce forms an International Trade Committee to aid import export through the Port of Erie and the St. Lawrence Seaway. Earl C. Miller chairs the committee. A survey will identify firms now importing or exporting and those willing to begin with available facilities. The effort plans a referral service, current trade information, a monthly bulletin, and a world trade directory to promote Erie and hinterlands.
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Former Solondies figure Edward J. Cooke dies at 83
Edward J. Cooke, 83, a former state legislator and once a power in GOP state politics, died yesterday at his Philadelphia home. He had been a prominent adviser and activist within party ranks for years.
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Crawford County Grand Jury Recommends County Home Reforms
Meadville report from Branford County November Grand Jury finds neglect at the county home and lists recommendations for the courthouse budget, nursing staff, a door in the nurses corridor, new health lamps, improved hospital ventilation, and repairing leaking ceilings.
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Leader of Jehovah's Witnesses Dies in Erie Home
C O Luce 61 presiding minister for Jehovah's Witnesses in Erie died suddenly in his sleep at home after heart condition treatment. Lake Shore Fire Department personnel administered aid for half an hour but could not revive him. A native of Snegertown, Pa, Luce had years in the trailer business in Cambridge Springs, Crawford County, and Erie.
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