Local brief items hop city notes and incidents
Reports from Erie County include a car collision claim near the fish hatchery and a Union Street complaint about a large brown animal chasing chickens. A marriage license was filed by Richard L. Douglas and Barbara A. Stoddard, a divorce suit filed by Elizabeth Suchar against George Suchar Jr., and predator payout totals from the Game Commission. Additional notes cover hospital funding, county wage requests, a planned budget meeting, a drunk driving case, a Union City arrest for property damage at a hotel, a child’s scalp injury, and a funeral notice amended for Rev. Leo Mather’s omission.
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Erie County
Elizabeth Ann Suchar
Erie
George Suchar Jr
R. D
Corry
Auto Workers Strike Bendix In Contract Dispute
The United Auto Workers struck Bendix Aviation Corp across 12 plants with about 12,800 workers, halting production as talks stretched past midnight. Negotiations narrowed to major technical issues while the union pressed for improved pensions, unemployment benefits, and insurance. 13,500 UAW members at Bendix remained under the old contract.
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Auto Workers
Bendix
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Attick Bendix Aviation Corp
M_ Scongers
Federal
Media
Tor
Pire
UAW
South Bend
Ind
St Joseph
Mich
Madison Heights
Teterboro
N. J
North Hollywood
Calif
Los Aneles
Emira
DAW
NAW
Wnton
Woman Fatally Beaten Near Brackenridge Pa
A 52 year old woman, Mrs Lillian E Stevick, was found beaten and killed near Brackenridge after visiting her husband in a hospital. She died at Allegheny Valley Hospital as police investigate, with a boy sighting a man fleeing the scene. The purse showed $3. the couple has a son in grade school.
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Staumunicwus
Brackenridge Nome
Tarentum
Lillian E. Stevick
Allegheny
Valley Hospital
Robert
Edward Wrotney
Brackenridge
Stevick
Jerry Pacek
Stevick's
Har-Brack High School
Aboud Takes Sudan Helm After Coup Revolution
Gen. Abboud seized Khartoum, forming a cabinet of seven army officers and five civilians with himself as head, granting full powers and dissolving parliament. He named 12 officials, created a military council, and released detained politicians while pledging stability amid regional shifts with Nasser's UAR.
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Catro API
Ibrahim Abboud
Sudan
Sudaneve Radio
Siyear
Alella Khalil Monday Abboud
Ahmed Abdel Wahab
Mil O
Red Sea
Sahara
Abboud
Khare Tot
Khalil
Armed Forces’ High Command
Revolution Command Council
Egypt
Farouk
Ted
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Khartoum
Search suspended for missing Perry De Salle body
Azeale Blairs ville Pennsylvania man Perry P. De Salle, 60, is presumed dead after a search near the Texas New Mexico Line west of here was halted due to heavy snow and scant information. Two men reported after a line a stateline road November said De Salle gave a ride in his car. Local officers cited weather and lack of clues as reasons for suspension.
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Marine
Avesse
Deaths of Mrs. Hazel Jukes and Family Tends
Mrs Hazel Jukes of Columbus Dias died this morning at her sister Mrs Isle Vane Drests home in Corry after a month of stay. Born February 10 1901 in Spring Creek she lived in Columbus most of her life and worked at Corry Memorial Hospital four years. She is survived by two daughters five stepsons and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending with Bracken Funeral Home and interment will be at Westlayn Cemetery Columbus with calling hours listed for today and Thursday.
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Ture Euiers
Jlgen
Coubbus
Isle Vane Drest
KR. D. Corry
Mrs. Jukes
Spring Creek
Columbus Churea
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jesse Jukes
Edward Jukes
Jesse
Ethel Lymn
Jukes
Corry
Howard Olka
Oakridge
Tenn
Amelia Jukes
Buffalo
Charles Scrivens
Erle
Murray Beardsley
Youngsville
Mervin Newton
Columbus
Duane
North Clymer
Richard
Pittsfield
Max
Beau Luke
Ralph
Falconer
Bracken Funeral Home
Westlayn
Schools Reopen On Quemoy After Bombardment Pause
The Nationalists on Quemoy plan to reopen primary schools as bombardment eases. One central school has resumed classes despite Communist shelling on alternate days. Twenty primary schools will begin a delayed fall term Thursday after closures since August 23.
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Quemoy Taipei
Quemoy
Heiresses Await Battle For Archduke Fortune
In Vienna two San Francisco women seek a quarter of a billion from the late Archduke Albrecht’s estate. Austrian courts must rule on the Mexican divorce validity and other possible law violations before the daughters receive an estimated one quarter of the fortune, about eight million dollars. The estate includes Vilburg Castle and other large properties. the two girls are Malika, 16, and Sarolta, 18, living in San Francisco.
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Vienna
San Francisco
Hapsburg
Austria
Archduke Albrecht Vor
Hapsburg-Lothringen
Catherine Lorraine
Mdlika
Sarolta
Hans Christian Broda
Constitutional Court
Broda
Baron Paul Wladbott-Kassenheim
Albrecht
Vilburg Castle
Robbery at Local Loan Co Nets $200 in New Kensington
Two masked men bound and gagged Virginia M. Fulton the manager of Local Loan Co. in New Kensington. She escaped bonds and alerted police, reporting she was alone in the office when the robbery occurred.
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Kensington
Local Loan Co
Virginia M. Fulton
Poice
Fortune Teller Arrested After Predicting Future
In Baltimore the Gypsy fortune teller Mildred Vlado 28 predicted a policeman would be successful in his job. The plainclothes officer arrested her after the prediction. Magistrate Vernon H Wiesand fined her 100 dollars with a suspended 30 dollar poor box payment.
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Paltimore
Mildred Vlado
Vernon H. Wiesand
TV Dramatists denounce censorship on Open End discussion
New York AP reports seven leading TV dramatists fault television for restrictiveness and censorship. They advocate art that reveals the times and digests the human condition, arguing actors and ratings limit true expression. The group, including Chayefsky and Aurthur, notes many will work in film or theater for greater creative freedom.
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New York
David Susskind
Wntatv
Naonal Telefilm Associates
Paddy Chayefsky
Robert Alan Aurthur
Sumner Locke Elliott
James Lee
J. P. Miller
Tad Moses
Davidshaw
Miller
Greener Financial
Moses
Television drama loses bite as tired formats return
The piece argues that audiences tire of a recurring TV drama style and that seven cited writers feel alienated. With fewer live drama shows this season, dramatists struggle to earn a living in the old style, pressuring creators to seek new approaches beyond mediocrity.
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Orn
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James T. Googe
County Health Department
County Health Board
Jacob W. Bell
Findley Lake
Clifford Ripley
Westfield
Belson
Ripley
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Union City
Turnpike Hotel
Clifford Sensebaugh
Sensebaugh
Elizabeth
Ralph E. Swart
Ralph W. Swart
Iast
Leo Mather
Tidfoute
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Mather
Aboud
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
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VN UL
Auer LU
Bank OF Corry
Europe
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Blatt Bros. Rex
Gigi
Leslie Caron
Maurice Chevalier
Louis Jordan
Clarence Wallace
Elmer Warner
Frank Schrambling
Rossbachier Insurance Service
First Avenue, Corry, Pao
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Kenneth Harvey
Brownie
Patterson Photo Products
First’ Avenue
Roland Proctor
Don Maloney
Root Furniture
Mrs. Wallace Mick Raymond Cathers
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall
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Johnson Brothers
South First Avenue
Alenry Jaquith Jr
Fred Piller
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