Union City youth in hospital after Route 97 crash
An 18 year old Union City man, David K Sanden, remained in satisfactory condition at Union City Memorial Hospital after his car left Route 97 north of Waterford at 7 15 am. It struck a concrete culvert and skidded 122 feet into a field. Damages were about 254 dollars.
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Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Thomas Carr
Corry
David K. Sanden
Waterford
Cart
Car Fire Linked to Resident in Westfield Death
Patipo received nine calls from a resident in the M Park area reporting a car driven around the arch of the Little League ball park on grass. Police found no car but evidence tied to a vehicle tear. Richard Sloan of Westfield was found in his garage after a fire yesterday and died from severe burns. Coroner Ralph Wallace said the cause remains undetermined.
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Yasters
M Park
Richard Sloan
Westfield
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Chautauqua County Coroyer
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Sloan
State Supreme Court Rejects Change in Guilty Plea in Double Slaying
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court refused to allow attorneys to withdraw John Phelan's guilty plea to two killings. The state had sought to quash an appeal by John Papoli and Abraham Brem after Philadelphia Common Pleas judges rejected altering the plea. Judge Raymond Pace Alexander said the case will proceed with the guilty plea and hear evidence starting Wednesday. Phelan admitted to killing Joseph Malito, 52, and Judith Lopingon, 26, in the basement of Dante's Restaurant on June 19, 1964.
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Judith Lopingon
Dante's Restaurant
Board approves hires and supplemental contracts
Edinboro State College grants permanent certificate and a $4,800 annual salary. The committee approves supplemental contracts for Richard Malone as audio-visual director, Lee Tripp as stage director, Philip Segal as senior high class play director, Gladys Howe as junior class play director, Margaret Orcutt as senior class advisor, Max Bennink as junior class advisor, and William Miller as sophomore class advisor with varying yearly amounts.
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Richard L. Maloney
Lee L.tripp
Philip W. Segal
Gladys P. Howe
Margaret S. Orcutt
Max L. Bennink
William . Miller
Schools Buy Four Wheel Drive Truck To Replace Jeep
The School Committee will acquire a four wheel drive truck with snow plow, trading in a 1953 Jeep and receiving back a $1,996 amount from Jointure, plus $1,998 driver training car price from 1958. Buesink Ford will furnish a driver training car. The Property Committee will draft truck specs and seek bids with a report expected at the November meeting. The truck is needed for hauling desks and furniture beyond the capacity of current vehicles.
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S. E. Anderson
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Clarence Wallace
Jointure
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Anderson
PRESS PIONEER DIES IN BRONXVILLE AT 83
Luci an 8. Kirtland, 83, founder and past president of the Overseas Press Club, died Sunday night in Bronxville New York. He was a World War I correspondent for Leslie's Weekly and other magazines.
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Overseas Press Club
Leslie’s Weekly
Cooper elected board chairman leads meeting with Rev Leon Doles
Maze was a passenger in an auto owned by Adelbert Bennett of Portland when it collided head on with another vehicle owned by the defendant. The crash caused injuries and medical expenses around 1200 dollars. Seated figures include Ray Amy Edward Gluyna Arthur Shambury Coo T Brooks and others. absent were Miss Ann Barressi and Olin Bracken Jr.
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Dunkirk
Maze
Adelbert M. Bennett
Portland
St. Thomas’ School
Erie
Cyril
Award in Area Car Accident Worth $25,000
A Dunkirk man injured December 23 1962 in a highway crash one and a half miles east of Forestville received a $25,000 personal injury award. The jury deliberated less than 90 minutes and returned verdict for Robert Maze plaintiff against John.
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Aia
Reds Flee. Indonesian Coup Sparks Anti Communist Campaign
The Indonesian government escalates a campaign against the Indonesian Communist Party and its affiliates after a coup attempt. Authorities report about 1,000 Communists arrested in Jakarta as Sukarno disowns the party’s responsibility for the coup and condemns the army’s anti Communist actions.
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Indonesian Communist Party
Allearts
Ind Tb
Hdc
Jakarta
Bartier
You Sukarno
Communist Party
Dye Traces Flow Down Susquehanna From Binghamton to Danville
A harmless dye was released into the Susquehanna River from Binghamton N Y and tracked downstream to Danville Pennsylvania yesterday. The test measures water flow and dispersal as observers monitor the Sun River area for any environmental impact.
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Sun River
Dyvisty
Susquehanna
Binghamton
Danville
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