Wonderful Guy Sought as Cop Killer Surrenders
The report recounts the surrender of Thomas Trantino, linked to the slayings of two New Jersey police officers. AP photographer Anthony Alborelli, photographer Ray Howard, and attorney Enid Gerling accompanied Trantino to the Village bar and to the East 22nd Street police station where he was booked. The piece notes Trantino's connection to the Lodi NY case and details surrounding Falco’s death in Manhattan.
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First Avenue
Jist Sory
Alborelli
Thomas
Tom
New Jersey
East 22Nd St
Associated Four
Press
Ansiey Peeretly
Manhattan
New York
Trantino
Enid Gerling
Anthony Alborelli
Associated Press
George McNiven
Ray Howard
Miss Gerling
Trantina
Tony
Falen
Ana
Frank Falco
Lodi
N.J
Falco
Howard
McNiven
East 22Nd Street
Frank Brill
Bis
Brill
Homicide
Angel Lounge
Teen-Age Boy Killed in Linwood Crash
A teenage boy died and eight others were injured when a car driven by youths returning from a dance in Aston crashed into a pole and damaged several vehicles on Laughead Avenue Linwood. Police found beer bottles in the car and summoned ambulances as neighbors aided victims. two summonses were issued for speeding and no registered plates.
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Lee Hiltz
Frazier
James Mortimer
Laughead Ave
Cheyney
Yates
W. E. Clausen
Linwood
Marcus Hook
Friendship Fire Companies
Bailey
Aston
Williams
Gloucester County
Second son dies in early morning car crash
Carmen Harry Cornacchia, 20, of Chester, killed when tossed from a car that struck a utility pole and parked vehicle on E Loughead Ave near Yates Ave in Linwood. The crash left one other brother dead and two injured, with the family already grieving John Cornacchia’s Korea death.
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Enrico Cornacchia
Lampkin St
Chester
John
Korea
Carmen Harry
E. Loughead Ave
Yates Ave
Linwood
Anthony
Carmen
Chester Hospital
Showaller Junior High
St. Anthony's Church of
Josephine Costello
Folsom
Rose Iacona
Miami
Fla
Mary Georgini
Milmont Park
Sacred Heart Hospital
Laughead Ave
Philadelphia Electric Co
Charles E. Frazier
E. Laughead Ave
Fraziers
Marshall Terrace
Trainer
Walkout at Baldt Anchor Chain over work rules
One hundred sixty Baldt Anchor Chain and Forge Co workers did not report to work amid a dispute on how many metal bars an employee should read. John Loughead, president of Local 48, IUMSWA, said the issue centers on metal bar reading requirements. Joseph Kester, personnel manager, planned a meeting today to discuss the matter.
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Chester
Baldt Anchor Chain & Forge Co
Boston Metals Corp
John Loughead
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Joseph Kester
Washington Civil Rights Demonstration Draws Masses
Large crowd in Washington gathers for a civil rights march led by John Lewis of the SNCC. Archbishop O Boyle objects to a prepared speech, forcing edits. Demonstrators, police, and Red Cross volunteers report a festive yet tense day with minor arrests and expected injuries.
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Kennedy
Washlington
Red Cross
Washington
Lincoln Memorial
John Lewis
Mastev Patrick A. O’boyle
Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
O’boyle
March
Suspect Freed After Stabbing Incident In Chester Township
William Anderson 35 of 2000 block W 12th St was released on 100 bail by Justice of the Peace Victor Bowes. He had been held in Broadmeadows Prison charged with wounding a man with a butcher knife at Flower Hill Bar intersecting 12th and Flower Sts in August and with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Victim: Courtland Chase Jr of 1011 Raeney St.
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Chester Township
William Anderson
12Th St
Justice of the Peace
Victor Bowes
Anderson
Broadmeadows
Flower Hill
12Th
Flower Sts
Courtland Chase
Raeney St
Crowd Jeers at New Housing Move In Darby Township
William C Moore, president of the Darby Area NAACP, said a crowd of about 35 white residents jeered at him and a friend as stones were thrown near a house where the Bakers were moving in Philadelphia. Moore and others said the crowd dispersed in pockets around the area while attempting to hinder a Daily Times photographer.
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William Cecil Moore
Greenhill Road
Darby Township
Darby
NAACP
Washington
Moore
Baker
Philadelphia
Myers
Hej
Daily Times
Court approves three settlements for minor injuries
The Court of Common Pleas approved three compromises totaling 8400 for minors injuries. Wallace Wilcox Jr. receives 3700 for a brain concussion from a July 1 1960 crash in Hamilton Township New Jersey. Paul Adolph Jr. gets 3200 from Clarence Donivan for injuries when his bicycle was hit July 4 1962 in Drexel Hill. John McManus Jr. is awarded 1001 from Dr Walter E Wentz after a September 2 1961 bicycle collision at Valley and Wawards in Chester Heights.
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Court of Common Pleas
Henry G. Sweney
Wallace Wilcox Jr
Levistown
Walter C. Sommer
State Road
Drexel Hill
Wilcox
Hamilton Township
N. J
Paul Adolph Jr
Beverly Road
Clarence L. Donivan
Bridge St
Adolph
Donivan
Beverlyland Bridge Roads
John McManus Jr
Chester Heights
Walter E. Wentz
Media
McManus
Dr. Went
Valley and Wawards
Mine blast rescue yields two saved and five survivors
Two miners, Donald Hanna of Price Utah and Paul McKinney of Moab, were rescued from a 3000 foot potash tunnel after a methane blast at 4 40 pm Tuesday. Five others remained in the tunnel as rescuers battled gas water and equipment failures.
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Paul McKinney
Donald Blake Hanna
Moab
Utah
Kendall
Nelson
Tippie
June Crawford
Texas Gulf
Donald Hanna
Price
Han -Na
McKinney
Hanna
Shorter
Upland Board Stalled Over Teacher Vacancy Vote
Upland school board adjourned for the second time without a quorum to hire a first grade teacher. Motion to hire Marilyn Williams failed as Howard Jenkins abstained, citing salary concerns. Jenkins left early. a raise for Miss Jackson provoked more disagreement. Only three of five members attended. a third adjourned meeting was planned.
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Upland
Marilyn Williams
Moylan Ave
Wallingford
Howard Jenkins
Warren L. Whittaker
Jenkins
Mable Jackson
Miss Jackson
Robert D. Smith
Willard Lord
George Herko
Benjamin Wright
Scaffold Fall Injures Father and Son in Yeadon
Harvey Levin, 58, of Philadelphia, and his son Barry, 17, were injured when a scaffold collapsed at John's Auto Repair on 518 Church Lane. Harvey fractured both heels and was admitted to Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital in Darby. Barry was treated and released. Police said the father became ill as the scaffold was raised and fell about eight feet to the pavement.
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Yeadon
Harvey Levin
Brockton Road
Philadelphia
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Darby
Barry
Ignatius O'Brien
John’s Auto Repair
Church Lane
Weather highlights for County Nation midweek forecast
The forecast shows today high near 80 and low around 63 with a normal 67. The outlook calls for highs around 80 Friday and nightly lows near 62. Partly cloudy conditions noted with small precipitation amounts recorded this month and last year. Sunrise 6 26 am sunset 9 26 pm and 9 45 pm. moon rises at 1 02 pm and 3 56 pm.
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Chester Nnal
Tidewater Terminal Pier
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