Millcreek fire injures resident. Ashville youth hurt
In Millcreek a 54 year old trailer court resident James Elder was overcome by smoke from a couch fire started by a dropped cigarette. He was rescued and taken to Hamet Hospital. In Jamestown a 17 year old Ashville youth was listed in good condition after his car left a street in Ashville and flowed into a creek. He sustained forehead abrasions. Weather plans include flushing hydrants in wards. Corry Water Supply Co. announced schedules. Conneaut man Raymond Jones, 26, was charged with orderly conduct after brandishing a shotgun at an opera store and being refused sale earlier. Erie reports stolen cash from eight meters. Meadville Allegheny College enrollment up to 1115 students as classes begin.
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Corry Journal Printing Dept
Millcreek
the Journal
Jamestown
Ashville
Jamestown General Hospital
Elwood
Lyle Martin
Corry Water Supply Company
Stahl Jewelers
Erie
Erie Coach Co
Frank Lanner
Erie Company
Meadville
Allegheny College
Hospital Port Compiled Urges Better Emergency Access
In Corry Hospital records, ongoing failure to summon a physician during emergencies is noted. Admitted: Bandra, six month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Root of 62 Snyder Circle. Discharged: Mrs Frank Claw, Mrs Bee McIntyre, Debrah Suea, and others. Names include Dorothy Jacobs Wray of Vero Beach Florida and Margaret Foley of West Donmgress Street.
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Corry Hospital
Bandra
Theodore Root
Snyder Circle
Dorothy Jacobs Wray
Frank Claw
Bee McIntyre
Debrah Suea
Faubus Returns Early From Governors Conference
Governor Orval Faubus announces he will leave the Southern governors conference and return to Arkansas after a conference in Newport. He defends his decision amid Little Rock unrest and resists federal troops without the governor's consent, noting the National Guard had been disbanded following a court order.
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Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
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Uence
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Brownell
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National Guard
Lite Rock
Union City men sentenced in multiple cases
Three Union City men were sentenced in a criminal court session led by Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter. Gusted by burglary at a 14 year old’s home, and linked to arson that destroyed a widow’s house with damage totaling $8,000, leaving $1,400 insured. Other defendants received six to twenty year terms for related charges.
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Buneed
West Sprisefivid
Western Penitentiary
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Gere
Alsa
Guy Allen
Cvs
Browks
Chitage
Gan
United States and Baghdad Pact Allies Unite on Antired Blockade
Delegates from the United States and Baghdad Pact allies met to craft a common shield against Soviet influence in the Middle East. They reviewed a secret intelligence report on Red agents aiding antigovernment forces in Syria Lebanon and Jordan while discussing other Soviet influence in Egypt Yemen and nearby states. The committee also plans joint programs to counter internal and external pressures on Western interests. Texas professor R A Law to retire after long service at the University of Texas.
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Lunwun
United States
Middle East
Red
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Egypt
Yemen
Pakistan
Turkey
Onguuiztian
Enti Hoyersi
Peheimac
Rasieries
Providence Health Official Faces Speedy Health Test
Dr Joseph Smith, state health superintendent, faced a hurried reputation test amid a chaotic scene. The event described involved anti Palin items and quick actions by assistants as fighters moved to a line. Whales in this account reportedly avoid drinking water, drawing a curious diet-based claim.
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Providence
Joseph Smith
Eli Health
Keine
television educator Baxter counts selective viewings for fairer TV
New York reports television's Dr. Frank Baxter argues current enticism of TV is unfair. He promotes selective viewings and a saturation season on networks including ABC NBC and cross country educational uses. Baxter plans mentor roles, long film programs, a weekly live color cast, and ongoing classroom work while expanding on his Shakespeare and Hardy study themes.
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New York
Frank Baxter
Nana
Shepmish
University of Southern California
ABC
Dr. Restarch
NBC
Los Angeles
Rodin
Detroit Auto Workers Chief Wyler Reiter Ill With Illness
Walter Recther reports United Auto Workers President Wyler Reiter is said to be ill with a high fever infection. The condition was disclosed as a serious health matter affecting the union leadership.
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Walter Recther
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Wyler Reiter
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Versailles
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