Former Cop Englert Faces Manslaughter Trial in Erie
Retired Erie police detective Carn Englert, 49, faces an involuntary manslaughter trial over the February 19 1964 death of David J Zimmer 57 of Erie. About 12 witnesses are slated including five card players at the Siebenbuerger Club, an ambulance driver, bowling alley manager, bystanders, a coroner and physicians. The trial has been delayed three times since November 1964 and earlier this year.
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Erie
Carn Englert
Englert
David J. Zimmer
Richard Brabender
Siebenbuerger Club
Zim
Warren Family Struck by Death Twice in Two Days
Lynn Thompson 46 died after a heart attack while shopping in Warren Ohio. His wife Emma had traveled to Warren for the funeral of her father Henry E Weidner who died Monday morning in Warren General Hospital. Fire department crew attempted revival. death certified as natural causes by Deputy Sheriff Richard Hegerty.
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Warren
Ohio
Lynn Thompson
Emma
Henry E. Weidner
Warren General Hospital
Thompson
Raymond ©. Lowe
Richard Hegerty
Warren County
McKeithen tours storm area as damage tops a billion
Gov. McKeithen toured the stricken region from New Orleans toward the Gulf and predicted state damage would exceed one billion dollars. Insurance Commissioner Dudley Guglielmo warned property losses insured could reach a record 300 million, while New Orleans tourist sites and hotels largely returned to normal.
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McKeithen
New Orleans
Dudley Guglielmo
Baton Rouge
Beame Wins Democratic Nomination for New York Mayor
New York City Comptroller Abraham D. Beame won the Democratic nomination for mayor after a high turnout primary. He will face Republican Liberal John V. Lindsay in November. Beame led with about 59,000 votes more than Paul R. Screvane, closing the Wagner era and prompting early campaign tours. A record 728,720 Democrats cast ballots in the primary.
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New York
New York City
Abraham D. Beame
Beame
John V. Lindsay
Robert F. Wagner
Paul R. Screvane
Wagner
Lindsay
Fulton
William F. Ryan
Paul O'Dwyer
Freak Storm Rips Jamestown Area Causes Boat Damage
Residents battled high winds about 60 mph as a storm caused boats to break loose on Chautauqua Lake and damaged docks. Jamestown reported minor tree and utility damage with no injuries. Corry and Wattsburg also felt effects as line crews restored power early morning.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Corry
Allan Kuhn
Penelec
Wattsburg
Lewis Smith
Dan
Findley Lake
Delbert Brown
Lake
North Korea says UN plane violated air space near front
The North Korean delegate at the armistice commission accused a UN Command transport plane of crossing the demilitarized zone on September 5 and returning south. Maj. Gen. Park Chung-kook said a C-47 flew about two miles north of the zone before reentering southern air space. Yarborough pledged an investigation into the alleged violations.
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N. Korea
Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
United Nations Command
West Central Front
Park Chung-kook
Red
Joint
Demilitarized Zone
US. Army
William P. Yarborough
Vatican faces crucial vote on religious liberty and unity
The Vatican debate centers on religious liberty as a separate topic in the second session while bishops weigh conscience and potential consequences for Catholicism in Catholic-majority lands and for concordats with Catholic governments.
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C. J. Peterson and Son
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LEED
Suedes
S. Corry
Family Discount Center
N. Center Corry, Pa
Ironing Board
Chrysler
Smith
Johnston
The
Corry Journal
BANK
Vatican
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