Fall Renewal Program continues at First Methodist Church
Pastor Rev Walter Gilliland announced the Fall Renewal at First Methodist Church continues through the week with Rev W Herb McComas as evangelist and the Singing Sheppards leading music. Four Corry area real estate transfers were recorded in Erie County. a Sugar Grove man was cited for driving with license suspended. Civil Defense inspects 200 bed hospital as fully operational.
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Walter Gilliland
First Methodist Church
W. Herb McComas
Singing Sheppards
Corry
Erie County
Martha R. Geer
Twila May Davis
Louis B. Merkle
Richard J. Michaelson
Wayne Township
Adele MacKenzie
Euelah M. Wohlmuth
Laura L. Jones
Leo Craker
Sugar Grove
Howard Flasher
M. S. Cobbett
Flasher
West Washington Street
Civil Defense
Erie
Harrisburg
John Shaw
State Council of Civil Defense
David H. Parmenter
Corry CD
Clifford Holcomb
Corry Civil Defense
Pay Fine With 10 000 Pennies Pay Fine With 10 000 Pennies
Two 18 year old women paid a $100 traffic fine with 10 000 pennies in County Court Denver. Clerk required name on each penny roll, a process taking about an hour. The women said they wanted to protest the fine. In Wales, U S Navy personnel at Holy Loch donated $571 to aid Aberfan disaster victims.
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Denver, Cou
Orville Holden
Skelly Horn
Miss Horn
Stephanie Allan
Holben
Merthyr Tydfil
Wales
U.S. Navy
Polaris
Holy Loch
Argyll
Scotland
Aberfan
UN Council Mulls Censure of Israel Over Jordan Raid
The Security Council debated a resolution censuring Israel after its weekend raid on Jordan. U S and British ambassadors called the attack inexcusable and liable to widen conflict, while the Soviet and French delegates urged restraint and broader focus on Arab terrorism. Jordan reported at least 20 dead, 125 buildings destroyed, as Israel defended its action as a response to raids by a Syria based terrorist group.
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United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Israel
Jordan
Council
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Lord Caradon
Middle East
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Roger Seydoux
France
Goldberg
Soviet Union
Muhammad El-Farra
U.N
Michael S. Comay
Syria
EUB Conference Approves Mission Board Reorganization
In Chicago AP The General Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church approved reorganizing its Board of Missions to aid the merger with the Methodist Church. The merger was voted last Friday and awaits ratification by regional conferences. Delegates also approved merging the EUB Canada Conference with the United Church of Canada as part of the merger plan.
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Chicago
General Conference of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Board of Missions
EUB
Methodist Church
HUB
Canada
United Church of Canada
Sheppard exults after second retrial verdict
The jury finds Sheppard not guilty of first degree murder but remains silent on the first trial’s outcome. F Lee Bailey led the appeal to the Supreme Court which ordered a retrial due to tainted earlier proceedings. The retrial began Oct 24 as the judge presided and the courtroom echoed with jubilation and relief.
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Cuntuilieu
Common Pleas
Francis J. Talty
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Supreme Court
Bailey
Ralph J. Wichill
General Electric Co
Not Guilty Verdict Evokes Mixed Emotions in Deranged Case
In a news conference Ariane expressed relief at the not guilty verdict and mutual satisfaction with the outcome. She spoke of plans to bring her daughter from Germany to live in a lakefront home purchased near the site of Marilyn Sheppard’s death, and briefly reflected on what might have happened if the verdict had differed, revealing tears and emotion.
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Wichill
Ariane
Veredict
Germany
Marilyn Sheppard
Sheppard
Hold Man In Assault Of Area Girl 18
Kenneth Klakamp of the Exchange Hotel is held on charges of indecent assault and assault with intent to ravish after police arrested him Tuesday following allegations he raped an 18-year-old Warren girl who went to fetch laundry from her boyfriend’s hotel room. The suspect, a New York man, is jailed in $500 cash bail.
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Warren
Exchange Hotel
Kenneth Klakamp
New York State
Exchange Building
Michael Evan
Klakamp
Court Upholds Murder Sentence for Former Star
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed a life sentence for Donald Hardy, 18, former Westinghouse High School football star in Pittsburgh. He was convicted of the April 9, 1965 murder of Anthony Bishop, 33, also of Pittsburgh. Hardy argued he could not consult legal counsel before questioning.
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Philadelphia
Ae Supreme Court
Pittsburgh Westinghouse
Donald Hardy
Hardy
Anthony Bishop
Pittsburgh
Dirksen Predicts GOP Will Balance Great Society Spending
Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen says the new Congress will balance Great Society programs with economic growth. He expects no effort to repeal the antipoverty program, but advocates itemized reform and preserving private versus government spending. He notes Sargent Shriver defends using legal channels to aid poverty cases.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Congress
Senate
Dirksen
House
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Shriver
Fighter jet collision at Homestead kills two pilots
An Air Force investigation into a fatal homestead collision continues after two jets crashed at the base. Maj. Alvah M. Cole Jr. of Norfolk Virginia and 1st Lt. David A. Siggins of Whippany New Jersey were killed when one aircraft apparently dropped onto the other, sending burning wreckage across the runway. The incident prompts questions about aviation safety.
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Homestead
Fla
Homestead Air Force Base
Alvah M. Cole Jr
Norfolk
David A. Siggins
Whippany
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