Acquittal, arrests, and injuries span Erie County news
Paragraf and Marguerite E Fentress of haw yesterday were acquitted in Crayford County court of charges by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare concerning false statements to obtain $244.55. Multiple traffic and assault reports follow, including a peace bond for Bill Edward Lehman, hospital stays for Edna Williams after a cooker incident, and various minor injuries from collisions on West Main and Lemon streets.
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Haw
Crayford County
Pennsylvania Departent of Public Welfare
Entress
Bill Edward Lehman
West Frederick
M. L. Cotbett
Lehman
May Cobbett
Erie County Court
Edna Williams
White Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
West Main
Lemon Streets
Seri d Youngster
Star
Dennis Merritt
Second Avenue
A. J. Kimmy
Lemon Street
Kimmy
Merritt
West Main Street
Dennis
Corty Memorial Hospital
Ruth F. Harkless
Dwane Street
Randall W. Harkless
R. D
Centerville
Spartansburg
Antony Rezzelle
Anne G. Rezzelle
Baltimore
Tries Again For Parole
William Hollie Griffith 74 seeks parole in his 16th plea before the West Virginia Board of Probation and Parole. Imprisoned since 1915 for killing a Braxton County officer, he later killed two men after escaping. He now works as a prison librarian and holds about 15000 from a prison tailor shop.
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Happonly III
W.va
William Hollie Griffith
Griffith
West Virginia Board of Probation and Parole
Braxton
Calhoun County
Hulett Smith
Grantsville
Mme Kai-Shek At White House Tea Visit Sparks Ties
Chiang Kai-shek and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson shared tea at the White House today during her private Washington visit. The Nationalist Chinese leader and his wife arrived last week and stay at a midtown hotel. The Johnsons previously hosted the Chiangs in Taiwan four years ago when Johnson was vice president.
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Chiang Kai-shek
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
China
Washington
Johnsons
Chiangs
Taiwan
Johnson
Rally Day Roundup at EUB Church Evokes Candid Reading
Rally program at EUB Church featured Rev. Jimmie Davis of Chautauqua New York director of the Boys Jim Club of America. Music readings and singing filled the afternoon with about 200 attendees and eight businesses operating to serve the crowd.
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Dean Dubrosky
Taylond Futsman
Robert Williams
Piers
Jimmie Davis
Chautauqua
N.Y
Boys Jim Club of America
Davis
Funeral Rites for Claude W. Matteson Set in Union City
Final rites for Claude W. Matteson will be held at H. L. Musser Funeral Home in Union City on Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery Union City. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Kindergarten space discussed by Joint School Committee
Columbus Director Joseph Pitcavage asked if there was room for kindergarten students in Corry. Superintendent Shupe said Concord and Wright schools have space for four and several more youngsters from outlying areas will be $180 per semester.
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Columbus
Joseph Pitcavage
Shupe
Corry
Concord School
Wright School
Tultlon
Sone
U S Planes Bomb Viet Cong Stronghold North Of Saigon
U S B52 bombers from Guam struck a Viet Cong stronghold south of Ben Cat in Binh Duong Province, the 28th strike announced in the war. In the same province government troops with air support repelled a Viet Cong assault about 20 miles northwest of Saigon. losses were undetermined but two battalions faced a possibly 1,000-man force. Meanwhile thousands of U S Army troops arrived at An Khe in the central highlands, led by Ambassador Lodge and forming a base for the new airmobile division to operate across rough terrain.
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U. S
South Viet Nam
U.S
Jad Rales
Saigon
Strategic Air Command
Ben Cal
Binh Duong
U.S. Army
1St Cavalry
Henry Cahol Lodge
Viet Nam
Ft. Benning
An Khe
Qui Nhon
Pleiku
Army
101St
Redistricting Battles Shape Pennsylvania House Plans
Conferees work under a State Supreme Court order to reapportion if needed as the House and Senate proposals drift toward an odd number of districts. Bucks and Dauphin counties spared. Democrats seek 201 seats to avoid ties. Temple University could become state related. salaries for Liquor Control Board and Turnpike Commission raise bills move. Harness racing bill seeks two more tracks in Erie and Schuylkill counties after voter approvals.
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Senate
House
Bucks
Dauphin
Temple
Temple , University In
Philadelphia
State Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Ways and Means
Pennsylvania
Erie
Schuylkill
Editor Retires From The Daily Press In St Marys
H T Jack O'Brien editor of The Daily Press since 1926 retired yesterday due to illness at 76. Report notes Airborne Division at An Khe working to clear and secure area with periodic clashes against guerrilla units.
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ST. Marys
H. T
Jack) O’brien
The
Daily Press
Airborne
An Khe
Corryites Attend Home Meeting of Odd Fellows Group
The 93raq annual home meeting for the Odd Fellows Home for Children at Meadville drew 125 delegates and nearly 100 guests. Corry representatives included Mrs. Fred L. Mixer, Mrs. Arden B. Baldwin, Fred Mixer, Arden B. Baldwin, Floyd Dougherty, and Ralph Vanderhoft. The day included committee reports, trustee nominations, a noon dinner for 225, and board elections with Carl Matthews and others elected for three-year terms while Holmes Crosby resigned. Irvin Wasser was named board president for one year with Hugh Hadden as vice president Katheryn Keppel secretary and Merrill Sheehan treasurer.
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Odd Fellows Home
Meadville
Corry
Fred L. Mixer
Arden B. Baldwin
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No
Fred
Irvin Wasser
Home Board
Myrtle Gray
Bradford
Herbert Schleff
Conneaut Lake
Frederic
Katheryn Keppel
Cochranton
Merrill Sheehan
Senate OKs Motorcycle Regulation Bill in 48–0 Vote
Harrisburg reports the State Senate passed a motorcycle safety bill 48 to 0 and sent it to the House. The measure would require horns and mufflers on motorcycles and mandate helmet use for every rider on highways.
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Harrisburg
State
Senate
House
India claims victory in two sectors amid ceasefire push
Reports say India achieved objectives on the northern front near Lahore and Sialkot and 600 miles south in southeast Pakistan. Chaudhary told Shastri’s party armies would stay put until ceasefire details are set. Thant failed to win early concessions and urged a cessation of hostilities while both sides claimed victory in ground fighting near Sialkot.
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India
Lahore
Sialkot
Pakistan
B. Chavan
Shastri
Thant
Thant opens path to cease fire amid India Pakistan clashes
Thant suggests a formula to stop fighting before a formal cease-fire. Observers say it could let both sides end bloodshed without losing face. The Soviet Union and United States back efforts. Rusk calls China a possible factor while urging restraint.
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Pakistan
Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Dean Rusk
India
U.S
Rusk
Peking
China
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Titusville
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Route & Hear
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