Cuba Backing Off US Charges At UN Debate
United Nations dispatch reports Cuba reluctant to press its long standing charge that the United States plans aggression against Fidel Castro. Delegation shows cooled enthusiasm as Soviet hints avoid entanglement, with agenda limited to housekeeping items.
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Yanks Freed After Term In Cuba Jail
Two American travelers Linden Blue and Don Swenson were arrested in Cuba and released after twelve days. They reached Miami puzzled by their detention, saying they were ordered to land near Havana after air control claimed clearance but then held over the city. They asserted they did not force entry and followed the Havana air instructions until a jet caused their diversion.
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Denver
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Auto Accident Property Damage Drops By Half
March activity report by Sgt. W. Irwin shows 7 traffic free of fatal crashes, 15 accidents injuring 14 people, and property damage down to 6905 from 11285. Officers logged 19830 miles over 168 patrols, with 21 arrests and 450 in stolen property recovered. one teen killed in Pittsburgh crash involving safety land.
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Two Erie Teens Arrested In Car Theft Plan
Trooper Raymond Anderson stopped a 1058 sedan on Route 19 near Waterford as three youths pushed the car. One fled, two stayed and were later tied to a stolen Erie vehicle owned by Harold Bavison. Grant W Varich 17 Erie pled guilty to larceny. a juvenile and another youth face petitions.
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County FFA Dinner Attracts Seventy Three Attendees
Seventy three people from seven schools gathered at Corry Area High School cafeteria for the annual County Future Farmers of America banquet. Richard Farrer, CAHS agriculture instructor, noted guest speaker Dewey Wagner, president of the state PFA, and Jen Adams Jr of Corry was installed as county treasurer, with Howard Miller also from Corry serving in the event. Schools represented included Port LeBoeuf, Harborcreek, General McLane, Union City, North East and Wattsburg.
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Arctic explorer and former admiral Boris Vilkitaki dies
Boris Vilkitaki 78 noted Arctic explorer and former Russian admiral died March 6 in Brussels Belgium. The death was announced yesterday.
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Boris A Vilkitaki
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Belgium
UN Occupies Vital Airport In Katanga
Elisabethville Katanga AP An advance guard of U N troops occupied the air port today with no resistance from Mutse Tshombe s forces The Irish vanguard moved in to secure the field ahead of Indian troops expected to arrive Strong fighting had erupted earlier when a mob attacked Swedish U N guards and Belgian and Katanga army elements delaying control of the air strip
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U.N
Kamina
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Ireland
Congo
McKeown
Leopoldville
Tshorbe
Trish
Hombe
United Nation
Isshal
Key Property Facelifting To Centennial
The City Beautification Committee of the Chamber of Commerce met for the second session of the year to promote property beautification ahead of the July centennial week. Chair E. W. Feldt said he is hopeful, with four two man canvassing teams reporting a list of targets and mailed notices to owners requesting cooperation. A new committee will lead the annual paint up and clean up campaign kicking off in May to brighten the city for the centennial summer. Darwin Wwoleut heads the campaign with Wilbur Rickers and Ray Amy assisting.
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E. W. Feldt
Peldt
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Wilbur Rickers
Ray Amy
Midwest NFO drives halt livestock to raise prices
Des Moines dispatch reports three National Farmers Organization members began holding cattle hogs and sheep off Midwest markets to narrow the price gap and boost bargaining power with processors. NFO president Oren Low Staley warns the action will continue indefinitely as stockyards show little reaction and expect limited supply reductions.
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Midwest
NPO
Oren Low Staley
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Staley
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Missouri
Deported by United States Sought by Guatemalans
Migrants deported by the United States face possible arrest or demolition as Guatemalan authorities search for individuals linked to a case. Officials say a Guatemalan air incident prompted security measures, with suspects pursued through multiple locations. Authorities declined to comment on Marcelly’s city whereabouts. Continued on Page Eight.
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Karun Alvarado
Mircello
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Air Foray Base
Marcelly
Bell Finishes Underground Erie-Curry Wire in Corry
Bell Telephone completes the underground portion of a 200 mile plus Erie to Curry line using a new high speed method. The polyethyl ene-cased wires are plowed into the ground. General Telephone plans seven digit dialing by 2010 with direct distance dialing possible by 1963.
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Kew Bell
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Florida
Alaska
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PSES Interviews Seniors At Corry High School
Three representatives from the state employment service conduct two day interviews with 35 Corry Area High School seniors who took PSES aptitude tests. They will review test results, discuss wind capabilities across 28 fields, and guide students on job search efforts.
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Pennsylvani State Employment Service
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Kennedy Seeks Unity in Talks With Macmillan
President Kennedy meets British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Washington for a series of discussions aimed at strengthening Allied unity. Top topics include Laos, Red China aid to the UN, Cuba and Congo, Berlin crisis potential, and a U.S.-Soviet nuclear test ban.
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Post-Prom Fund Drive Delays Spark Planning Crisis
City post-prom committee reports funding lags threaten the all-night party. Treasurer Bachoter cites just 134 dollars raised as 385 juniors and 327 planning to attend, slowing planning while the community groups offer support including a movie screen, projector, venue, and entertainment.
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Akaya
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Norbert Bachoter
Bacheter
Whitwe
Juntor
Senjoy
Aero Supply Wins National Plant Safety Award
Aero Supply Manufacturing Corp Corny division receives the national Award of Merit from the Safety Council for exemplary plant safety. Howard Py president notes the achievement reflecting safe operating hours from Oct 8 1057 to Dec 41 196. Keith, former VP, accepts on behalf of Aero Supply employees.
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Corny Division
Aero Supply Manufacturing Conc
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Boepler
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United and Capital airline merger approved by Civil Aviation Board
The United and Capital Airlines merger won regulatory approval after the Civil Aviation Board concluded the deal would reduce competition and threaten service levels on key routes. The plan combines United’s West Coast operations with Capital’s New York to South routes, creating a larger transcontinental network. Continued on Page Eight.
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Lori
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Nhersaary
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Enks
Final Stages Of City Plan Being Pushed
The city master plan moves toward final rewrite as Michael Baker Inc reviews the 18 month project. Reed J. Dutich Jr says content will not change. revisions affect formatting only. City Planning Commission chairman S. E. Anderson notes final package will be reviewed by the council upon release of the complete version.
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Michael Baker, Inc
S. E. Anderson
City Planning Commission
Reed J. Dutich Jr
Baker Firm
Bunn
Anderson
the Planning Commission
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Erielle Unhurt As Car Rams Pole
Corry SRE Tunoe paid Lodiy Howart J Mildenberwer 46 of Bris escaped injury after 3 am when car ran off Route 89 north of Titsvile and struck a utility pole. Auto damage about 100 dollars. pole damage unknown. Police investigating.
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Tunoe
Howart J. Mildenberwer
Bris
Titsvile
Polite Mildenberger
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