Auto Crash Here Claims Second Man
An East Coast relay station serviceman died yesterday from injuries after a crash on U S 40 A near Old Braddock that also claimed the life of SP/5 Jacob Condran Kreiser. The other driver and a passenger suffered severe injuries. Kreiser, 43, of Middletown, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Marshall, 34, of Shields Trailer Park, died at Walter Reed Hospital after surgery. Police said Kreiser drove at high speed and crossed the center line, causing a collision with Marshall's car which plunged over a wall. Burton, 22, of Dallas, Texas, was treated for a crushed chest and other injuries. Kreiser’s body was taken to Poe Funeral Home for services in Waynesboro, Pa.
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Pennsylvania
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Nancy
Middletown High School
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Pearl Kreiser
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Traffic Jam Delays Mounting On U S 40 At Braddock Mountain
State Police report heavy holiday traffic on U S 40 near Braddock Mountain with motorists delayed for hours. Lights were restored after 9 p m as congestion eased. two vehicles including a 1963 Plymouth convertible were wrecked in the slowdown, although no further collisions were reported.
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Select Man To Write JFKs Death
Mrs Kennedy chose William Manchester to author the authoritative Kennedy assassination book. He plans a three to five year project opening with a White House reception and ending with Mrs Kennedy receiving foreign dignitaries five days after the funeral. Interviewees will include Kennedy family members President Johnson and eyewitnesses to the Dallas slaying.
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Nuclear Town Struggles With Quiet Nuclear Plant
In Rowe Massachusetts a small town of 231 people adapts to New England’s first commercial nuclear plant. Residents praise safety assurances while noting economic benefits and unchanged pace of life. The plant supplies about 85 percent of regional electricity with 70 employees, and one loading lasts ten months producing about a billion kilowatt hours.
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