GOP Leaders Face Rift Over Kennedy UN Financing
In Washington the GOP leadership wrestles with party members over Kennedy’s plan to authorize up to 100 million dollars for United Nations financing. Dirksen backs a Aiken substitute. Halleck resists a party line clash spurred by Miller’s unilateral push for a Medicare Social Security link. Conservatives led by Goldwater oppose the substitute. Continued on Page Three.
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New York
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Kennedy
U.N
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Arowa
GOP
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
McSparran Sens Advocates Student Loan Fund
Republican gubernatorial candidate J Collins McSparran proposed a state or privately funded student loan program to help needy students finance college education. He urged reform of the Pennsylvania State Milk Control Commission to remove political appointments and criticized its role in packaging disputes. He planned rallies in Titusville Meadville and Seegertown with upcoming stops in Erie County.
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Slunebuku
J. Collins McSparrgn
Lakeview Joint School
Mercer County
McSparran
New York
Harmony Dairymen's Association
Butler
Pennsylvania State Milk Control Commission
Pittsburgh
Titusville
Meadville
Seegertown
Erie County
Lives Ten Days On Rum Candy Cigars Etc
Keith Healy facing a drunkenness charge was found in a drug store basement after reportedly living ten days there. Court postponed as Healy sick. store manager R M Hart described the scene with bay rum, barbecue sauce, drinks, candy, cigars and cranberry sauce from stock.
Corry Area Industries names officers and plans proceeds
Three directors were reelected to the Corry Area Industries Development Corp board with Brown and Sample swapping president and vice president roles. Richard Rossbacher kept treasurer and Dod Long secretary as planning for a citywide industry appreciation begins. Thomas Bundy spoke on Erie County’s Employment Task Force aiding local firms. A farmer in the area attempted suicide using a 32-20 rifle, found after 14 hours alone, and later hospitalized in surprisingly good condition. Henri Bonnet dies in Paris at 61, former ambassador’s wife known in American circles.
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Roger Brown
George Sample
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Ad Sample
T Wo
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S. A
Dod Long
Charles Bracken
Earl .T. Cherry
Merle Dodd
Thomas Bundy
Erie County
Corry
Bundy
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corty
Henri Bonnet
Paris
Washington
Kennedy Receives Rocking Chair From Dominican Foreign Minister
President Kennedy was gifted a rocking chair by J A Bonilla the Dominican Republic foreign minister yesterday. The gesture signals goodwill between the United States and the Dominican Republic amid ongoing diplomatic relations.
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JFK
Washington
Kennedy
J. A. Bonilla
Dominican Republic
Physicians Slated To Form Cancer Forum Panel In Corry
Local and out of town doctors were named to form the panel for next week's Cancer Crusade forum at Corry Aves High School auditorium. The event begins Monday at 7 45 p m with free admission and is organized by Roy Reed and Dr Archie Tate. Participants include Tate Hileman Brown O Hare Butters and Harmon from Corry with Dr Douglas Nagle Jr of Erie also attending for cancer treatment expertise. Corry’s Cancer Society kicks off its annual fund drive Monday at the Covry Hotel.
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Cancer Society
Roy Reed
Corry Aves High School
Reed
Archie Tate
Corry
Tate
James Hileman
John Brown
Hugh O'Hare
J. Guy Butters
Edison H. Harmon
Douglas Nagle Jr
Erie
the’ Hotel
Covry
Ocean test area outlined as AEC marks Pacific zone
The Atomic Energy Commission marked off a wide Pacific area for future atmospheric nuclear tests. Effective April 15, the 600 mile by 89 mile zone centers near Christmas Island and includes Palmyra Atoll, Kingman Reef, Washing ton Island, and Panning Island, with tests to proceed as ordered later in the month.
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Ocean
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Christmas Island
Panning Island
Washington Island
Palmyra Atoll
Kingman Reef
Walker targets McNamara aide in anti communism charges
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker accuses Defense Department aide Adam Yarmolinsky of aiding communism through close ties. He testifies before a Senate subcommittee on Army information and indoctrination programs as lawmakers probe alleged muzzling of officers. Yarmolinsky denies involvement and cites a public anti Communist record.
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Edwin A. Walker
Defense Department
Walker
Senate
Kennedy Dow
Army
Iter
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Yarmolinskyy
Defense
Robert 3. McNamara
Yarmolinsky
Dal Yarmolinsky
Solons and Governors Face Guard Breakup Plan Clash
Washington dispatch reports politicians from Congress and state leaders reacting to a controversial Army reorganization plan aimed at disbanding or restructuring National Guard units. The move seeks to create a 6 division force for rapid deployment with Guard units kept at partial strength. Key figures include Rep Melvin R. Daird and other lawmakers debating constitutional and practical implications while the Army forecasts broader mobilization.
Emptied Ash Trays Didn't Work But Were On Payroll
Testimony in the Knox Cost Co tax trial shows relatives and a friend of officials received salaries up to 182 yearly without working. Eight relatives and a deceased manager's associate testified they got pay checks while some did home clerical work or provided personal services. Nine witnesses said they used the Knox income personally and paid taxes. Louis Fabrizio and Robert L. Dougherty Sr. are tied to the firm. Fabrizio pleaded guilty to 1957 corporate tax evasion. Dougherty, ill, faces later trial. other defendants include August J. Lippi and Mrs. Josephine Sciandra of Exeter.
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Lewisburg
Knox Cost Co
Knox- Office
U.S
John Burke
Frederick V. Follmer
Harrisburg
Knox
Louis Fabrizio
Yatesville
Robert L. Dougherty Sr
Wyomme
Knox Presider
Fabrizio
Dougherty
August J. Lippi
Mrs. Joseph
Fine Sciandra
Exeter
Lippi
United Mine Workers District 1
CAHS Future Teachers To Attend State Conclave
Corry Area High School chapter of the Future Teachers of America joins statewide clubs for Teaching Career Month. Three students Arthur Tarbell Sandra Stauffer and Richard Anderegs will attend the 14th annual FTA convention at Camp Hill School near Harrisburg with the theme Destination Teaching. Prominent educators Dr George W Hoffman Dr Clara Cockerille and Eugene P Berten will speak. Local FTA members will observe teachers in classrooms and assist in at least one class during the month.
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Corry Area
Future Teachers of America
High Pes Wall
Pennsylvania
Camp Hill School
Harrisburg
Arthur Tarbell
CAHS
Sandra Stauffer
Richard Anderegs
Northwest
George W. Hoffman
State Department of Public Instruction
Clara Cockerille
Westminster College
Eugene P. Berten
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Ruth Bennett
Future Teachers’ Club
FTA
Erie Youth 15 Shot During Police Flight in Findlay
An 18 year old Erie boy, Robert Burns, was wounded by a shotgun blast and captured by Findlay police after a chase in a reportedly stolen car. Roadblocks failed as the car sped up to 100 mph before firing incidents ended the pursuit.
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Erie
Ohio
Findlay
Robert Burns
Fostoria
Four Children Suffocate in Fire at Apartment
AP report describes four children suffocating in a smoke filled silver apartment while parents George Halleran and spouse were briefly out. Fire started in an unoccupied double bed. cause undetermined.
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George Halleran
Fie
Chest X Ray Unit To Visit Erie County Tuesday
A mobile chest x ray unit will tour Erie County with free screenings offered at two sites. From 11 am to 1 pm the unit stops in front of Rice Hotel in Upton City, then from 3 to 6 pm at the YMCA. Mary M. Dixon, county case finding director, says X rays are open to the public. Sanctioned by the Erie County Medical Society, the effort is run by the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association, the Christmas Seal Agency, and the Pennsylvania Department of Health along with the Erie County Health Department.
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Mary M. Dixon
Erie County
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Upton City
Erie County Medical Society
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Christmas Seal Agency
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Erie County Department of Health
Reservists in Erie Area Face Army Shakeup
About 1,600 Reservists and National Guards in the Erie area will be affected by an Army shakeup. The 1st Battle Group 12th Infantry includes about 900 men from four counties Erie Crawford Warren and Venango with roughly half from Erie. Officials note no Erie Reserve units under the 79th Pennsylvania and about 700 79th men are in Farrell New Castle Beaver Falls and Brookville.
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Erie
I Erie
Edward Laulenders
12Th Infantry
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
28Th Infantry of
Crawford
Warren
Venanio
U.S. Army Reserve
79Th of
Farrell
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Brookville
Marshall Hollis
79Th
Pittsburgh
Hollis
Laufender
National Guard
Robert B. Allen
Bradford
1St Battle Group
Uyth Infantry
Kin Novak flees motel room in New York
Actress Kin Novak fled her 19th motel room in New York yesterday after a hasty exit amid a scene of her barefooted in a full-length gable coat over her nightgown carrying clothes.
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Kim Plees
Kin Novak
New York
Kennedy Bids $500 Million Transit Aid To Cities
President Kennedy outlined a multiyear plan to aid urban mass transit with 500 million dollars, proposing partial matching funds and use of combined federal local money to expand public transportation. He urged ending minimum federal rates to attract riders from cars and reduce price wars, while preserving private transport amid broader reform of federal policies. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Kunnely
Nedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Government Department of Transportation
Kennedy
Minow urges toned down radio commercials at NAB talk
Chicago March 1960 Federal Communications Commission chairman Newton N Minow urged radio industry to cut ads or risk regulation. He warned self discipline may fail and a universal rule could govern all, addressing the National Association of Broadcasters convention. He noted 3500 AM stations and shrinking audiences forcing risky competition.
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Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
PCC
Minow
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
United States
Losteney
Mineow
Yunule
Paret Remains Flown To Ilvide For Buria
New York AP reports Benny Pare t Kid Paret the welterweight champion died from brain injuries after a Madison Square Garden title fight with Emile Griffith. His funeral plans included flying his body to Miami amid large crowds and police crowd control near the funeral home.
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Kamer
Marlivr
Daley
York State
Paret
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