Paroled rapist moved to Allegheny Workhouse in rape case
Keith Miles, 36, was transferred from Warren County jail to the Allegheny County Workhouse in Pittsburgh to begin a one to three year sentence for raping an eight year old near Bear Lake. The crime was disclosed in October after Miles followed the girl in a wooded area. The child's parents dropped the complaint. Police also reported a theft at a logging site in Concord Township valued at about $30. A Corry police investigation continues. A Corry girl suffered burns from boiling water while butchering a pig and is listed in satisfactory condition. An x ray unit will visit Corry sponsored by the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association. Also, a Jamestown boy with polio remains in WCA Hospital for daily therapy. total polio cases in Chautauqua County reach five.
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Warren County
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Keith
HH. Milles
Bear Lake
Miles
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jean Greet
Robert Green
R. D
Corry
West Washington Street
North Center Street
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Jamestown
Jamestown Wca
Clayton R. Webeck
National Foundation
Chautauqua County
Goldwater Right Wing Targeted by Kennedy Johnson
Washington AP report says Senator Barry Goldwater R Ariz becomes a prime target for the Kennedy administration over Cold War policy and tariff talks with the European Common Market. Kennedy and Johnson hint at concerns over Goldwater’s conservatism while avoiding direct ties to extremist groups. A separate item notes a hunter fined for hunting near a building and a Stark County college’s $58 million expansion plan including a health building, science building, and two dorms set for spring start.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Goldwater
Kennedy
U.S
Johnson
Millcreek
Kenneth G. Davis
Uilding
Roger, Wols
Davis
Andmore ‘Tool and Die Co
Donald £. Moore
Fredonig State University College
Oscar E. Lanford
Lanford
Weadernet At
Oral Birth Control Okay
Los Angeles AP reports researchers at CLA say a new oral contraceptive shows promising results in four years of testing. Among 570 women, only six had unplanned pregnancies, five due to incorrect dosing. Doctors from UCLA Parenthood Center caution two year use with safety assurances, noting nausea in 56, menstrual irregularities in 15, mostly subsiding after cycles. weight changes varied, with 120 reporting weight gain and 27 weight loss. Pregnancy resumed after stopping the drug.
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Los Angeles
CLA
Edward T
Youngster Injured at Fair in Coma
A young girl remained unconscious after an accident at a fair near Cleve for Mrs Hefferman and Janes Melloyman. Her sister Sally Leo recovered and attends school regularly, while the injured child’s condition worsened with age and lingering illness.
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Dor Hotes Hefferman
AEUW
Janes Melloyman
Liesville
Seamites
Sally Lue
Hold Rites For John A Eckman
Funeral services for John A Eckman were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Walter Gilliland officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees from Erie and surrounding towns offered prayers and paid respects to the deceased and family.
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Canal
Arthur Eckman
Bracken Funeral Home
Walter Gilliland
Pine Grove Cemetery
Edmund Zewatsky
Blwood Baccus
John Falcone
Rome Marehitelli
Joseph Seitz
Walter McCray
Bailey Harrington
the Redeemer Lutheran Church of
Erie
Awiy
Grace Selberod
Lawrence Meehan
Richard Selberkrob
Joseph Seiberkrod
James Seiberkrob
Hydetown
Pranels Wolber
Harold Wolbert
Pittstiel
Vernon Heath
Ol C
Donald White
John Pfeiffer
Clymer
Leon Brynolfson
Aberdeen
Esther Drops Name in Los Angeles Divorce Report
Actress Mae Williams, 40, secures permission to drop her married name Givse. Miex Williams, divorced from producer Ren Gaye, AG, 18,059 after a 14 year marriage, reflects a name change in the court filing.
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Esther
Los Angeles
Titer Williams Mae
Givse
Miex Williams
Troy Ator
Ren Gaye
Titusville's New Charter Body Opens Talks
The Titusville City Charter Commission began studying the 1957 Charter Law, evaluating three government forms under the act. Chairman Herbert B. Varnum outlined options including the present commission form with council members heading departments, with future meetings inviting retiring councilmen for input.
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Jttusville
Titusville City Charter Commission
Herbert BE. Varnum
Robert H Conway
William D. Kriner
Charter‘ Commission
M. Sonne
Emis Oa
Orhier
Manas
Miver
Fire damages souvenir shop and trailer home in Portland area
A wind driven blaze yesterday afternoon destroyed a souvenir shop and a trailer home in Portland, about two miles east of Westfield. Firefighters from Westfield, Portland, Brocton and Mayville battled the fire, with ammunition explosions occurring inside the shop. Owner Vincent Wandrutt’s wife, Mrs Vincent Woodruff, suffered burns to hands and face while cleaning ventilator fans. No firefighters were injured.
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Vincent
Woodruff
Toremen
Crime Continues To Show Increase In City Offenses
A historical crime table outlines city by city comparisons for offenses in 160-1961 figures. It lists seven categories including murder, rape, aggravated assault, burglary, breaking and entering, larceny over $50, and auto theft with figures for Ene Pa 435 122 203 1981 etc. Pittsburgh 1960 and 1981 show varied counts across categories, with Youngstown Ohio 1960 data also included.
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Luuume
PBI
Ene
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Ohio
Local council meeting attendance report
Attendees included Charles B. Stegner John W. Temple Robert F Wilson D P Edwards Ben McGateer Mayor G W Sonne Councilman Paul P Morse and Varnum. Absent was Councilman William J Miliken.
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Charles B. Stegner
John W. Temple
Robert F Wilson
D/P. Edwards
Ben McGateer
G. W. Sonne
Paul P. Morse
Varnum
William J. Miliken
Dems defend payroll rise as state growth aid
Reading Pa AP Governor Lawrence defended the payroll increases since 1955 as necessary to expand and improve services. He cited state employee totals, added parks, police, mental health, welfare, highways, public instruction staff gains, and rising public assistance workloads to argue Democrats expanded state programs and jobs.
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Reading
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Department of Public Welfare
State Highways Department
Department of Public Instruction
Actor seeks name change in Los Angeles court
Actor An ony Prancolsi seeks to drop his legal name Anthony George Papaley and use his professional name. He filed the request with Superior Zouk yesterday, arguing the change will unify his business, savings, and professional activities.
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Los Angeles
Anony
Authority Dims Hopes Of Water Rate Cut In UC
Union City residents heard that water rates could not be reduced now due to ongoing improvements and repairs to the water and sewer system. Councilmen Shade and Ainsworth had asked Secretary Campbell to seek a rate cut, but Authority manager Wesley Allen said new lines, city improvements, and a storage tank installation south of the city require current funding.
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UC Union City
Municipal Authority
Raymond Shade
Connie Ainsworth
Iat
Ralph Campbell
Wesley Allen
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