Youngsville Man Nabbed in Wild Chase
A 20 year old man from Youngsville, Pennsylvania, led three deputies and a state police unit on a high speed chase through Allegany County. After a lengthy pursuit at highway speeds, he was captured and jailed in Frewsburg on charges including resisting arrest. He faced a 15 day jail term and a $50 fine.
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Mayville
Pennsslyaniuty
Allegany
Tely
Siren
Ralph Canepbett
Frewsbure
Sid
Rites Held For Miss L M Rhodes At City Funeral Home
Funeral services for Miss Lite dui M Rhodes were held Saturday morning at the Charles A Morrison Home in Oil City with Reverend Twyla, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. During the service, Helen Mortison, Shirley Hanna, and Berry Deboe sang. The body was moved to the Torrey and Hayes Funeral Home in Spartansburg for a 2:30 pm service conducted by Reverend Pat De Boer of Curry. A passage from More of God was read, the hymn Nearer Still to Thee sung, and interment followed at Whitney Cemetery in Spartansburg. pallbearers included George Rhodes, Harry Rhodes, Vern Cheltes, Willard Shreve, Charles Swanp, Lyric Murdoch.
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M. Rhodes
Charles A Morrison
Pat DeBoer
Curry
Miss Rhodes
Whitney Cemetery
Spartansburg
George Rhodes
Harry Rhordes
Vern Cheltes
Willard Shreve
Charles Swanp
Lyric Murdoch
Strikes and Cold War Doom in the Golden Sixties
NEW YORK AP The article surveys a looming decade of economic strain amid strikes and Cold War tensions. Analysts warn of an overdeveloped, vulnerable economy with rising costs, while forecasts for growth depend on policy shifts and technological demand.
Santa roles as VOA volunteers in New York city
A New York program trains Santas for the Voice of America, teaching courtesy and tact to volunteers who ring bells near Rockefeller Center. The Santa season runs November 20 to December 24, with long hours from 9 am to 9:20 pm, modest pay, and meals. Many volunteers are longtime participants, led by Col. Oliver P. Strickland, VOA national field liaison.
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New York
Lom Beach
Cali
Varia
Danny the Voller
America
Wwe Santas
Col
Oliver P. Strickland
VOA
Volun
School For Santas
Rockefeller Plaza
U S To Extend Nuclear Ban
The Atomic Energy Commission chief John A McCone said in a May television interview that an indefinite U S halt on nuclear weapons testing should not be accepted without a verification plan. He supported a timed moratorium if inspections are possible and noted Britain and the Soviet Union must participate. He warned Geneva talks may influence policy while stating the United States would seek limits with verification.
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Iloreronmiy
Sul Department
Pri
Ikinje
United States
Nikita Khishchev
Khrushchev
Geneva
Mary
Thinang
John A McCone
Atomic Enemy
NECY
McChrie
Shaun
Nielsen TV
Traffic crash on Pennsylvania Turnpike claims 94-year-old man
A crash near Bedford Turnpike left William R Brassel of Louisville Kentucky dead after his car veered another vehicle about one mile north of Bedford last Friday. Brassel died at Bedford Memorial Hospital from injuries sustained in the crash.
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Pit
William R Brassel
Louisville
Brassel
Bedford Memorial Hospital
Judge Orders Recount Of Rideway Vote
A judge ordered a recount of the Rideway Township vote after a petition from South Ridgway residents questioned vote counting methods. The recount will start at 9 a.m. in the Elk County courthouse, with Leonard McAfee, Roger Fehley, Anthony Herbst and another official named on the recount board, and candidates to be notified five days prior for presence.
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Raug War — Gunge Vosepn Trambley
South Ridgway Township
Daniel ‘T. Brahaney
Johnsonburg
Hels
Pramley
Leonard McAfee
Roger Fehley
Anthony F
Herbst
St. Marys Bach
South Ridgway
Bid To Dinner Saves Man's Life
JAMESTOWN An invitation to dinner probably saved the life of Warren Archer 20 of Jamestown yesterday afternoon. Archer was found unconscious in the house by firemen and revived by the city ambulance crew before he was taken to WGA Hospital. Five firemen and the first aid unit were summoned by Jack Patti and Robert Neil as Patti and Neil went to the Chapin street address when Archer failed to arrive for dinner. Unable to get an answer at the door they entered and were met by a wave of heat. Firemen said Archer apparently fell asleep with a space heater turned on full, the heat and flames using up all the oxygen in the house.
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Jamestown
Warren Archer
Archer
WGA Hospital
Atc
Jack Patti
West Ellicott
Robert Neil
Lakewood Patti
Neil
Chapin Street
Uable
Weigh New Pa Tax Program Seeks House Endorsement
McCann and House leadership back a proposed tax plan while GovernorLawrence maintains support for a stocks and bonds tax. Lawmakers push for a 33 million dollar revenue to fund higher school subsidies despite opposition from Senate Republicans who say the measure has little chance.
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McCann
House
G. Andrews
Lawrence
Holt
Senate
Quinn forgoes 30000 tax windfall for family happiness
Hollywood Highlights reports Anthony Quinn rejected a $30,000 tax saving by living abroad. He stayed in Hollywood to keep his family together, saying he would rather pass up extra money than uproot his kids. He criticizes peers seeking tax advantages while his army assignments keep him in Europe most of the time.
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Hollywood
Henry Thoreau
Anthony Quinn
Quinn
Walden Pond
Quint
Tomarray
Sim
United States
Europe
Fatigued Deer Rests On Titusville Street
A tired deer paused on 8 Titusville street last evening as Mr and Mrs Robert Barker drove by on the South Side at about 6 55 pm. The animal appeared like a large dog at first then bolted across Oil Creek after the headlights startled it. The deer was last seen heading toward the Universal Cyclops plant leaving a wet spot where it rested.
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Titusville
Titusville Street
Robert Barker
Barker
Oil Creek
Universal Cyclops
Franklin Attacker Of Three Girls Pleads Guilty
Franklin William Moon, 22, of RD 2 Franklin, pleaded guilty to three charges of indecent assault for attacks on three Franklin girls aged 9 14 and 17. He was arraigned before Alderman Paul F Bedford and remanded to county jail after failing to post $2,000 bond. Moon admitted attempting to attack a 10 year old girl last September 14.
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Franklin
Wiliam
Moon
Paul
F. Bedford
Frankin City
Jury Acquits Alloged Thief
FRANKLIN Sam Brown of Pleasantville was acquitted of larceny of a motor vehicle by a criminal court jury. Brown was charged with stealing a car owned by John Cotter of Oi Gily. Cotter testified the car was taken without his consent. Brown claimed he had permission and was returning home. Titusville police officers who apprehended him also testified along with Cotter and a hitchhiker Brown picked up.
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Franklin
Sam Brown
Pleasantville
Brown
John Cotter
Oi Gily
Cotter
Titusville
Riots in Panama loom as independence day nears
Panamanians fear renewed turmoil in the Canal Zone with protests planned for Nov 2, the independence anniversary from Spain. Nationalism, not anti American sentiment, drives the crisis while talks with U S officials, including Livingston Merchant, seek to avert another violent outbreak after the November riot injuries.
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Panama
Max Baer Dies After Quick Witty Final Quote
The heavyweight champion Max Baer died of a heart attack in Hollywood at age 50. He quipped to a reporter to call him a people doctor while shaving in his hotel room, a casual exit that matched his public persona as a playful showman.
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Maxo Primo
Detroit
Joe Loliis
New York
Yankee Stadiuum
Brown
Baer
Lotis
Max
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