Man Charged In Fatal Beating Of Erie Boy
Erie man Thomas Epperson admitted striking 2 year old Denyer Buterbaugh multiple times over a toilet training incident in the afternoon tragedy at Erle. Coroner's preliminary findings cited hemorrhaging from a ruptured liver as the likely cause of death.
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Erie
Thomas Epperson
Denyer
Denny) Buterbaugh
Judith Buterbaugh
Chester J. Miller
Edward Buterbaugh
Florida
Florida, Police Said. Police Said Mrs. Buterbaugh
Ree
Ji Erle
Hoperson
Warren W. Wood
St. Vincent's Hospital
Wood
Epperson
Chester Wizilkowski
Raymond Lapenz
Miller
Hogan
Richard G. Scarpitti
George Radaker
James T. Hogan
Senator Dodd alleges State Dept aides lied under oath
Senator Thomas J. Dodd urged the State Department to charge three officials after they admitted, in effect, lying to a Senate investigative panel about eavesdropping on Otto Otepka. The aides John P. F. Reilly, David I. Belisle, and Elmer Dewey-Hill said wiring and listening devices were not used or authorized, and any such wiring was disconnected within 48 hours after a test.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
State Department
Senate
Connecticut
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Dodd
Otto Pootepka
Subcommittee
Otepka
Department
Priday
Otepla
John PF. Reilly
Security
David I Belisle
Reilly
Elmer Dewey-Hill
Office of Security
James O. Esstland
D-Miss
Union City Girl, 20, Hurt In Auto Crash
Nancy Pattison of Union City, 20, was hurt in a Route 6 crash east of Union City. She suffered a facial laceration and possible concussion after losing control on a steep hill and crossing into oncoming traffic. Martin DeWitt of Corry was involved. damages estimated at 1200 to 1500 and 300 respectively. Police pending possible charges.
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Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry
Nancy Pattison
Miss Pattison
Martin DeWitt
R. D.3. Corry
Pattison
DeWitt
Bloodmobile Visit Seeks A Positive Donors Next Wednesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile returns to town for a regular drive at the YMCA from 2 30 to 5 0 p m on Wednesday seeking 30 pints of A Positive blood. A recipient awaiting open heart surgery will benefit. hours for other donors are 12 80 a m to 5 30 p m.
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Red Cross
YMCA
Foils Holdup Shot In Head At Gas Station
A Scott Oil Co station attendant, William McCaslin, 24, East End, was shot in the head during an attempted holdup at the Ross Two station. He was in critical condition at Allegheny General Hospital after locking the door to deter the robbers and preventing roughly $1,000 from being taken. McCaslin was found outside by a resident as police seek three suspected attackers.
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Fuldummary
William McCaslin
East End
Allegheny General Hospital
McCaslin
Scott Oil Co
Ross Two
Foreign Aid Bill Near Passage
Washington AP reports Senate approval of the aid bill as the chamber backed restoring Kennedy authority to extend most favored nation status to Poland and Yugoslavia. The 55 to 14 vote, amid opposing efforts by Sen Lausche, moves the measure toward conference with the House and a possible final enactment next week.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Poland
Yugoslavia
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Déan Rusk
Priday
United States
Family Wins 125000 In Tuna Death Settlement
A San Francisco fishery agreed to pay 125000 to the family of Margaret S McCarthy of Grosse Ile Michigan after she died in March from tainted tuna. The out of court settlement with Washington Fish and Oyster Co was approved by Probate Judge Frank Szymanski and did not admit liability. The A P brand tuna had been prepared for the grocery chain, a second victim Callette Brown also died, a third woman recovered, and all tuna cans were removed from shelves. Public health cautions followed.
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Detroit
San Francisco
Washington Fish and Oyster Co
Margaret S. McCarthy
Frank Sizymanski
McCarthy
A&p
California
Callettee Brown
Grosse He
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Double Disaster Kills Hundreds in Japan Tragedy
TOKYO AP reports a dual disaster in Japan with 251 dead and hundreds hurt. A Kyushu coal mine explosion trapped about 600 workers underground, while eight hours later a Yokohama rail crash killed 80 with many injured. Rescue efforts continue as authorities assess casualties.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mainsland
Kyushu
Yokohama
West Main boxing card draws police action on street
West Main Avenue hosted three street boxing bouts drawing police attention after 1:20 a.m. A Roone y, 20, of 136 East Main and Ivan Simmelink, 41, of 136 York Street were jailed for dis orderly conduct after one bout ended quickly. A second fight occurred before officers arrived and two more participants were detained. Alder man Cobbett fined Rooney and Simmelink $10 plus $9 costs each. A third rumored midnigh t brawl prompted hospital claims that could not be confirmed.
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West Main
William Rooney
East Main
Ivan Simmelink
York Street
Simmelink
Cobbett
Rooney
Simayellak
West Mainstreet
Corry
Memorial Hospital
October Job Placements Low Here
Corry office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports only 20 permanent placements in October, with many applicants assigned to farm work and Christmas tree cutting. There were 105 new applications, 25 job openings, and 4 referrals. Unemployment compensation claims rose slightly. efforts will include employer visits and calls to find holiday-season openings. Civil Service openings for management trainees punch operators and stenographers exist in the Northwest area.
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Corryaran
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
William Michael
Michael
Goldwater Opinion Sparks Dixie Attitude Note
The piece notes Democratic voters in the South warming to Barry Goldwater while recognizing his Republican stance. It references Dixie attitudes on Goldwater and TVA and points readers to Paul Harvey on the Journal Editorial page for more.
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Barry Goldwater
Dixie
Goldwater
TVA
Paul Harvey
Journal
Plane Missing with Four Men Aboard in Pennsylvania
A search began last night in the Seven Mountains area for a single-engine Avion believed missing after taking off from Philipsburg at 6 04 p m and due Morristown at 8 11 p m The FAA at Lafayette Indiana identified the flight originating at Chanute Air Base near Danville Illinois The pilot Fay P D Ross and passengers David Riess Paul McKany and Richard Widmuller were aboard.
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Courponts
Seven Mountains
Nverdie
Morristown
Stile
Avion
Philipsburg
Atea
FAA
Lafayette
Indy
Chanute
Danville
Fay PD. Ross
David Riess
Paul McKany
Richard Widmuller
Ast
Child Dead Three Days Brought To Hospital By Mom
In Loatheville Pennsylvania a year old girl died of malnutrition three days before her mother, Ruby Craig Stevens, brought her to Atkinson Memorial Hospital. Chester County coroner Thomas Montorth reported the child had been dead since Wednesday. He said the other four children under seven also show malnutrition symptoms. Stevens, widowed two years, faced no charges as the case moves to the district attorney.
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Loathsville
Rhonda Denise Stevens
Atkinson Memorial Hospital
Chester County Goroner
Thomas Montorth
Ruby Craig Stevens
Poles
Denies Sniper Killing Of Man At Supper Table
A Peabody engineer Benjamin Gurley was killed during dinner when a sniper shot him through the kitchen window. Min N Blumenthal 36 was arrested five hours later and charged with murder after police questioned him all night. Gurley had reported threats by Blumenthal and feared for his life previously.
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Concord
Mass
Benjamin M. Gurley
Min N. Blumenthal
Peabody
Gurley
Blumenthal
Olis M
Whitney
Hetty
Dismiss Case Of Cleaner Salesmen In Pennsylvania
A Merc er County judge dismissed the state securities complaint against Consumer Research Consultants Inc. charging fraud in a vacuum cleaner referral scheme. The firm offered $49 000 potential earnings for buying a vacuum unit at 1026 and returning payments via a multi level referral plan. The state says the deal is fraudulent and violates the Securities Act because purchases create owner or investor status.
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Smmrcer, Pa
Mercner County
Juda Tt
State Justice Department
Wester Pertysylvania
Herman M. Rodgers
Sles
Consumer Research Consultants, Inc
Pennesylvania Securities Act
State Securities Commission
Clearfield
Nigo
Poarte
Sstate
Bettors Riot After Harness Track Accident Cancels Payout
At Roosevelt Raceway Westbury New York a crowd of about 500 bettors rioted after a multi horse accident wiped out twin double wagers. Track security chief collapsed and died during the melee as officers struggled to regain control. One driver was hospitalized for bruises and observation. Damage to the multimillion dollar facility was extensive with smashed windows and theft as police restored order after the 10 50 p m Friday incident.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Conrad Rothengast
Joseph McAlduff
Prince Edward Tle
Canada
Alvin Well
Savecal
Lee
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