Nine Killed In Penn a Week End Traffic Toll Rises
A week end toll in Pennsylvania reached nine deaths from Friday to Sunday. Seven were traffic fatalities including a Philadelphia motorist charged with involuntary manslaughter and other offenses after a fatal hit and run. Non traffic deaths included a shooting of a one year old, a Philadelphia fire death, and several single vehicle crashes across multiple towns. Police identified victims in Quakertown, Meshoppen, McConnellsburg, Franklintown, Pittsburgh area, Brockway and Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Teyear-oll
Hax
Quincy Carr
Philadelphia
Nikaitron
Rose Allen
Cary
Palmer Ward
Alan Wari
New Hope Gazette
Palmer
Darby Walbridge
New Hope
William Brooke
Dyshore
Albert J. Buckingham
Quakertown R. D
Meshoppen — Boyd
Johnson City
N.Y
Anna B. Thomas
McConnellsburg
Robert W. Locke
McCohhelisburg
Franklintown
Mved
David Myers
Dover R. D
Early Sulay
York County
Myers
Pittsburgh
John Morris
Edgewood
Brockway
Joseph Dissoher
Brockway R. D
Forage to Obtain Bail Funds Led to Forged Checks
Two Erie women Barbara Burrows and Beth Ann Pratt faced arraignment for forging 14 checks totaling about 400 dollars to raise bail money. Burrows remained jailed on 2000 dollar bond. Pratt released after posting 700 dollars. Burrows allegedly forged while on bond for a prior charge and both suspects identified at jail by a clerk after a second arrest. Burrows admits passing checks to cover bail expenses.
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Erie
Larry R. Fabri
Barbara Burrows
Beth Ann Pratt
Burrows
Erie County
Grant
Miss Pratt
Burerows
YMCA Calendar Week of September 10 Pool Closed For Cleaning
The YMCA calendar notes pool closure for annual cleaning and a light week with no Swift program. Events include Women's Afternoon Duplicate at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Corry Area Gold en Ave Cludy Friday, a home football game, and Teen Time. A high school dance is listed for Saturday.
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Corry
Golden Ave
Former President Hoover Improves During Hospital Stay
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, recuperating from cancerous intestinal tumor surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York City, was described by hospital officials as in quite satisfactory condition and more active, enjoying sunshine, solitaire, and his pipe. Secretaries and other dignitaries, including Stewart Udall and Alf Landon, feature in brief notes on travel, politics, and personal milestones.
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Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
New York City
Hoover
Ohioan Named Miss America
Ohioan Miss America described as pursuing further studies with a $10,000 scholarship attached to the title and about $75,000 expected from personal appearances during the year. The four runners up receive substantial scholarships: Miss Wisconsin $3,000, Miss Texas $2,500, Miss South Carolina $2,000, and Miss Hawaii $1,500.
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Wisconsin
Joan Mary Engle
Texas
Penny Lee Rudd
South Carolina
Evelyn Keith Bilis
Hawan
Patricia Lei Anderson
Senate Studies Recall Powers in 1962 Berlin Crisis
The article reports on Kennedy administration plans to seek congressional recall powers for a possible reservist call-up amid Berlin tensions. McNamara outlines the need for a prompt, decisive response against Communist aggression, citing past Berlin events and strengthened U S forces. Pentagon officials say a new call-up could be enacted with fewer problems than in 1961, while diplomatic observers view the move as a warning to Khrushchev.
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Kennedy
McNamara
Lo Ls
United States
Berlin
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Air Force
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Senate Democratic
Congress
Pentagon
Defense Department
Khrushchev
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Penn'a
Truman
Philly
Hayy S Tomnay
Albert M. Greenheld
Yextey
Tru Willsienke
Todupendence Hall
YMCA
Stewart Udall
New York
Soviet Union
Udall
Donald W. Roberts
First Presbyterian Church
Tonawanda
Moscow
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kan
Llewellyn Thompson
Air Force Academy, Colo
Academy
Thompson
Colorado Springs
Ohioan
Nein Wateen
Stover Rautee
Aswotel
Russell Stover
Winder
Tunnels Insurance Agency
West Park Place
McCray Aluminum Products
George Pransky
YWCA
West 8Th Street
Atte
SNA Annan
DODGE
International
Turben
Auto Service
Christensen Motors
Carl Torben
Chevrolet
Guy M. Fish
Ford
Spartansburg
Heberlein Motor
Will Vy. Ehanige
Young, Cable
Worth
Hammond
Columbus
Sil
Automotive
Karman Ghia
Fred Ruffener
Maytag — Servi Potocki
Grace Street
C. J. Peterson & Son
Cochranton
Nancy Hofer
R. D. It
Cochranon
Vernon Miller
Williams Road
D. W. Thomson and Son
Watts North
Fort Stetson
Gulf Road
Noth East
Gena
Ntl
Jo Aries
Elvine Flame
Lincoln Sery Pekiti
Trindis
Ith Street
Altoona
Desmond
North Worth Street
Rupfener
South Center Street
Palatine
Mathie
Pat Cohick
West- Tine Avenue
Erle
Gero
Curtiss
Wayne Holthouse
Pat
American Breeders Service
Don Knapp
Warren County
Mark Hoovey
Lee Kinthes
Melvii Dohisam
Louisville
Sudar Grove
Stockton
Collis
Bert Stocklan
Columbua
Partia
Gerald Bemis
State Line Road
Ian Hatch
John Deere
Davenport
Steinway
the Winter Company
State Street
Baldwin Pianos
Bohman Music Company
East 10Th Street
P&m
Mabel
McIntyre’s
Cherry Builders Supply
Sandran
Armstrong
Ormal
pAue
Clade Baccus
Wallace Garage
Ora
Tiqutre
Spring Street
Nedr
Oldsmobile
Tri-Nord
Smith Street
Corry, PA
Shevrolet Telephone Company
Wasil Paszkowski
D. 1
Groom House
Furmace
Bath
Jani
Dies R
Leona Buell
Drive In
Lynn Sill
Bert “Stockton
Colynbus
Merle
Dodd Real Estate Broker Office
Robert G. Tunnell
Leslie Real Estate
Agency
Wattsburg
Livestock Commission
Reed
Sherman
Marlon Pardee
Panama
Larkin
Windover Farm
Ken Hulton
Ronald Reed Norvel Reed JR
Norvel Reed
Alma Slagle
West Main Street
Ronald Gates Constable
Fit
Zoning Board of Appeals
Cobinell Chambers
Municipal
W . Rickers
North Center Street
S. AL Long
Shiraz
Iran
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Patlavia Uniersity
U.S. State Department
Agency For International Development
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