Three Car Crash on North Corner Street Prompt Damages
A three car collision on North Corner Street yesterday afternoon caused damage and prompted police attention. Clyde Ross 35 of 17 West Smith Street admitted braking late as two vehicles ahead stopped for a signal, hitting the second car driven by James Kasper 2 of 5H Shady Avenue which then struck the third driven by Andrew Froman 16 of RD 1 Corry. Ross said he did not realize in time that the cars ahead were stopped. Police were called at 1 50 p.m. A bystander assisted after one driver was unable to get clear. Also reported, Miss Lillian Murray 72 died of a heart attack in Mesa Ariz. She retired from the National Bank of Corry in 1958 and is survived locally by her nephew Dr Richard Lyons of Erie. Warren Components Division of Eltronics Inc was acquired by Wadsworth Mfg Associates of Syracuse N Y. The Route 6 bridge over Brokenstraw Creek at Irvine was declared impassable after a large U bolt broke, with detours via Routes 27 and 68. repair possible by afternoon. Miss Nancy Bromley 26 of Corry was treated for a knee contusion after being struck at North Center and Clinton streets by a vehicle driven by Mrs. James Heppler 20 of 428 Second Avenue. Bromley stepped into North Center from Clinton just as Heppler entered.
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North Corner Street
Clyde Ross
West Smith Street
Mesa
Ariz
Lillian Murray
Murray
National Bank of Corry
Richard Lyons
Erie
Brokenstraw Creek
Irvine
Elton
Barton
Nancy Bromley
A. D
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
North Center
Clinton
Bromley
James Hepler
Second Avenue
Packwood defeats Morse in close Oregon Senate race
In Portland Oregon Robert Packwood 34 defeats incumbent Wayne Morse in the Senate race by 3 538 votes 405573 to 402035 after three days of counting Morse vows a recount as absentee ballots delay final results Oregon canvass scheduled for December 5 marks the closest Senate contest since 1954 Morse known for liberal thinned ties votes against the Tonkin Gulf resolution and his long 24 year seat faces unprecedented challenge
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Robert Packwood
Packwood
More
Morse
Richard Neuberger
Guy Cordon
Mark Hatfield
Senate
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
King Aide Found Shot To Death
CHICAGO AP. The Rev. Charles Billups a former aide to the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was found shot to death in a South Side car. Police say robbery is suspected as no wallet or keys were found. Billups 41 was shot three times in the chest. Services were planned in Chicago with a Birmingham funeral on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Charles Billups
Martin Luther King Jr
Billups
Alabama
Lesley Dillard
Dillard
Birmingham
Youth Conference Too Short Says Bennink at Harrisburg Meet
Kenneth Bennink a senior at Sorry Area High School voiced the view the BPW Youth Conference in Harrisburg lasted only two days. He represented the local BPW club with advisor Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss and spoke on leadership, work readiness, and employer expectations as fourteen student leaders led workshops and tours. Notable speakers included Margaret Hasebroock John Hart Betty Hollis and Albert Straub. The event featured workshops, a banquet, and a dance with Patricia M. Gildea as conference chair.
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Kenneth Bennink
BPW
Harrisburg
Bennink
Sorry Area High School
Business and Professional Women's Club
van Bennini
East Pleasant Street
Harry Hotchkiss
Bennini
Margaret E. Hasebroock
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
John T. Hart
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Betty Hollis
R. Zannelli
Corning Glass Works
Greencastle
Eugene Krebs
Pennsylvania
Hanoi insists on four party format for next talks
Thuy stated Hanoi favors a four party table to separate Viet Cong from North Vietnam and stress independence of the South. He avoided agreeing to a combined allied delegation with Saigon and rejected a rectangular table. US officials in Paris remained silent on the proposal.
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North Vietnam
Thuy
Paris 1
Saigon
U.S
Thien
Hanoi
Suspect Arson In Fire At Saegertown
MEADVILLE Saeger town area reports the seventh suspected arson case this year as a vacant barn burned last night near an unoccupied house. Fire chief McDonough tied recent arson attempts and eight false alarms to a pattern, noting all incidents occur at night in vacant structures during wet weather. State police asked a Harrisburg lab to test samples from a prior house fire. no results yet.
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Meadville
Saegertown
Joseph McDonough
William F. Fleming
Fleming
McDonough
Mead
Troop E
State Police
Erie
Harrisburg Police Crime Lab
Butler Executives threaten quits over Magnetics bid
Butler based Magnetics Inc officials vow to resign if California investor Hale Brothers Associates wins control after a tender offer. The firm grew from a rented garage to a 10 million dollar company, signaling potential upheaval if the takeover succeeds.
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Butler, Pa
California Investor Group
the Magnetics, Inc
Hale Brothers Associates, Inc
San Francisco
Magnetics deal eyed as Hale moves on control
Magnetics founder Arthur Black warned that Hale will offer $18 million for 750,000 Magnetics shares, leaving insiders to form a new company. Black said Hale would fund its own toughest competitor and questioned Hale's ability to run the magnetic core maker. South Vietnam combat reports accompany a separate war update outlining enemy fatalities and U.S. casualty figures.
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Magnetics
Arthur ©. Black
Hale
Black
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Warren Components
el Tronics, Inc
Wadsworth Mfg. Associates, Inc
Syracuse
Robert W. Osgood
King Aide
Turben’s Auto Service
Columbus
Lce
Albert Straub
Harriiburg
Capitol
Patricia M. Gildea
Holidaysburg
Miss Gildea
National Federation
Feft
Mallory
Midland
Mellon
Rossin
Scotts Lawn Products
Scotts
Windsor
Barney
United States
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Harland J. Carlson
Westminster
Desmond Electric Company
Christmas Club
Butler
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Mekong Delta
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
U.S. 2Th Infantry Division
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