City Of Erie Close Lakeview
A joint committee survey by the Welfare Council Erie County and Erie County Health Department recommends closing Lakeview Hospital to reduce city hospital burden and save taxpayers money. The plan urges coordination with the Health Department to redirect beds and services to the county infirmary and related facilities.
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Driver in Fatal Crash Faces Grand Jury
Charles Feightner, 44, Canton, Ohio, charged with drunken driving after a crash near the Pennsylvania state line killed Robert Smith, 32, of Groveport. Feightner appeared before Alderman William Heisler and is bound over to the Erie County grand jury with a $600 bond. The Smith truck-tractor swiped the Frightier tractor-trailer on Route 5, the vehicles caught fire, and Feightner was found walking two miles away hours later. He was not injured.
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Man Drawn Into Lathe Escapes Death in Titusville
D D Kightlinger, 4, narrowly escaped severe injury at Struthers Wells Forge Division when his jacket and sleeves caught in a lathe at 845 am. Co worker Harold Gesin, nearby, shut off the machine. Kightlinger suffered bruises to arms and chest a deep cut over one eye and a facial lump but was not seriously hurt.
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Meadville Man Held on Burglary Charges
Meadville resident James McLane, 28, was held in Crawford County following arrest on burglary charges in the Coneant Like area. State Police say loot valued around $1,500 was recovered, including merchandise from the Black Auction House and Ott’s Mechanics Shop.
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Leader Criticizes Ike Delay Over Little Rock Troops
A Pittsburgh leader denounces President Eisenhower for federal action on the Little Rock integration crisis, saying federal troops should have arrived sooner. He calls the delay irreparable harm to U S standing and the free world, while attending a campaign event for Mayor David Leary Lawrence for a fourth term.
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Arrest of 15 Youths In South Philadelphia Mob
Fifteen teenagers were arrested after ignoring police orders to disperse when a crowd of several hundred white and Negro high school students gathered in South Philadelphia. Police cited false reports of a drug store shooting as the trigger. Most arrestees were students from South Philadelphia High School and Bok Vocational School. The site had been the scene of a prior attack on a white girl by six Black youths. The six attackers face grand jury action.
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Will Remove Agitators From iLevittown Home
Levittown Pa. Bristol Township Manager Henry Rolfes said he would advise the owner of a house adjoining the home of Levittown's first Negro family to stop using the house as a club meeting place. A group calling itself the Dog wood Hollow Social Club met there since Sunday and harassed the Myers family. State police began 24 hour watch at the Myers home at their request after mob gatherings followed the family's arrival. Police warned the owner the building cannot be used as a club house in a residential area. The vacant house behind the Myers home has drawn about 35 locals and a dozen white visitors, while the Myers family stays with a wife and three small children.
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Negro Troops Guard School Amid Eisenhower Ordered Action
Maj. Louis Breault announced 1,000 troops would be on duty at the school as Negro regiments arrived by convoy. Gen Walker spoke to students claiming troops are seasoned soldiers and will keep a peaceful atmosphere, warning against loitering or gatherings. The action was ordered by President Eisenhower, the most drastic to date.
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Sol Flers
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Federal troops move into Little Rock amid school desegregation crisis
The 101st Airborne Division arrived from Fort Campbell Kentucky to enforce federal court orders at Central High as Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus faced mobilization decisions. President Eisenhower, addressing the nation, condemned mob rule and pledged to protect federal authority and the court order for Negroes to be admitted to the school.
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Eisenhower Faces Little Rock Crisis With Troop Option
In a fraught address President Eisenhower urged calm as federal troops were prepared to be stationed in Little Rock Arkansas to uphold order amid protests over school desegregation. He warned the nation and South leaders that eyes of the world are on them and emphasized obedience to federal authority.
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