France Blames FLN and FLN Rebels Pause Talks in Algeria Crisis
AP dispatch reports France labeled the Algerian National Liberation Front as key in the failure of initial peace talks while signaling openness to negotiations. Tunisian leaders urged perseverance, insisting both sides choose essential aims, amid unconfirmed reports of diplomatic contacts through Paris in Tunis.
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Willingles
Charles de Gaulle
Eviantes-Bains
France
HPLN
Tunis
de Gaulle
BLN
Algeria
FLN
Algerian National Movement
MNA
PLN
Hamid Bourguiba
Tunisia
Tunisian National Assembly
Industry Group elects all officers for coming year
The worry Area Industrial Development Corp members re elected all officers at yesterday’s noon session. Roger Brown was named vice president for the first time. By-laws changes outlined a pattern for future presidential succession via the vice president. Heading the group next year are George Sample president Richard Rossbacher treasurer S A Doc Long secretary. Robert Ott Jr newly elected to the board was welcomed. Long authorized to negotiate with the Pennsylvania Railroad to reduce a 1100 bill for re arranging crossing flasher lights near the Corry Foam plant, originally estimated around 500.
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Worry Area Industrial Development Corp
Roger Brown
CATDC
George Sample
Richard Rossbacher
S. A. “Doc” Long
Robert Ott Jr
CAIDC
Long
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Orginal
Taxpayers To Get 2 Extra Days To File Tax Returns
President announces two additional days for filing federal income tax returns due to weekend deadline. With April 15 on a Saturday, the deadline extends to Monday April 17 by automatic extension. Past practice treats mailed returns postmarked by midnight on the deadline day as filed on time.
Cooley Ordered To Stand Trial For Murder
Onetime hillbilly musician Spade Cooley was ordered to stand trial for the murder of his wife Ella Mae Cooley 37 who sang with his band. She was beaten to death during a violent quarrel Monday after he allegedly transported her to a hospital that night following the attack.
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Kerspield
Aur
Spade Cooley
Ella Mae Cooley
Cooley
Thousands Volunteer Sgt York Helped With Tax Problem
A vast wave of Americans respond to aid World War I hero Alvin York as Congress funds a $25,000 tax debt relief. Gordon Brown recounts thousands of letters, from pennies to $1,000, aiding the York Tax Fund Campaign, with a notable $1,000 donation and many small gifts pouring in from Denver to Bronx, reflecting a nationwide show of support.
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Gordon Brown
York
Wasshington
Rcc
Alvin York
Will
Denver
Bobby Lamie
Kankakee
Washington, D.C
Michael G. Parker
Bronx
N.Y
Dems Plan Candidate Night For Corry Area
Corry Democrats map a Candidate Night to introduce primary contenders to local and county candidates. The April 29 event starts at 8 p.m. at the VEW clubrooms on West Washington Street, with Young Democratic Club handling ticket sales.
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Seminopatip
Christen
Seh Motors
Corry
Area Democratsen
VEW
West Washington Street
Chris Christensen
Corry Demoratic Committee
Young Democratic Club
I Smorgasbord
Morse Elected New State Democratic Chairman
Otis B Morse a 40 year old TV and news man from York with prior Gov George M Leader ties was elected the first full time state Democratic chairman by the 13 member State Committee. He won backing from party leaders amid opposition.
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Senavivsowounas Vari
Otis B. Morse
York
George M
Morse
West Planning Negotiations On Laos Peace
Washington reports President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Macmillan to chart allied strategy with the Soviet Union and Red China for a permanent Laos settlement. They seek an international conference on Southeast Asia and aim to minimize U S Britain differences over Red China while renewing allied cooperation.
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Kenedy
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Red
Kennedy
Macmillan
United Nations
United States
Britain
U.N. General Assembly
White House
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Hume
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations
Caretaker Alarmed After Threat at City Dump
An unidentified man threatened to return and steal the caretaker blind at the Avenue A dump after hours. The caretaker, Foster, reported the man approached the gate, left a car running, and dumped bags of cartridges before vowing a future robbery. Description: about 18 years old, 5 ft tall, slender, scar over right eye, wearing an Army cap and khaki clothing. car: dark blue 1957-58 four-door Chevrolet sedan.
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Avenue A
Dosse Foster
Poster
Cotor
Expected $5 000 Sewer Group Stunned By $16 000 Ejector Repair
The Sewer Authority faced bids far above the anticipated 5000 for revamping ejector stations in the city sewer system. Northwest Electric of Erie quoted 18870 and W.T. Bouder Co of Exit Astina 16068, while engineers say the project aims to replace burned out switches with timed operation. A consult firm prepared a detailed plan, and the authority will study the bids before action, with further engineering to complete Barinimitor specs at about 14000.
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Erie
W.T. Boueder Co
Astinasin
Consiltine Gneineerinie Triat Cohsoer
Townsend
Asio
Cates
Frederick Vankirk
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Wis
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Cytle
Uni
Vankirk
Yank Dying of Cancer Released From Prison in China
Robert McCann of Pasadena California, freed after nearly a decade in Communist China, hovers near death in Hong Kong. Doctors canceled plans to fly him to a U.S. Air Force hospital in Manila unless his condition shows grave, extreme improvement. McCann, 60, a former China businessman, is dying of cancer as attendants at St Teresa's Hospital report semi conscious, restless, emaciated. His wife, about 9,000 miles away, battles exhaustion after a 1,500 mile journey from Tientsin. border transfer delays worsen his condition.
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Robert McCann
Pasadena
Calif
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Manila
Tinn
McCann
Jong
China
St Teresa's Hospital
Mont Kong
Tonisition
Tientsin
North Shin
McCann Rice
Tavern Brawl Lands Corryite In Hospital
Corry resident Harold Casler, 23, was hospitalized with cuts and bruises after a tavern altercation at Bill's on West Main. Police said bartender Foreman Forenin beat Casler during a bowl game dispute, knocking him unconscious. Officers searched for Foreman to obtain a warrant.
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Viet Nam Seeks More U S Aid to Expand Army
President Ngo Dinh Diem indicated Saigon seeks larger U S funding to curb rising Communist insurgency. An AP report notes Vietnam wants about 150 million dollars annually and argues for increased military aid to bolster forces.
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Nuo Dinh Dien
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Selah
Hib
Leaps To Death At San Francisco Bird Event
A garbled AP item reports a person named Chuconce Walker, a G1 operator, leaping to death during a recent Golden Gate Birdse event. The text is unclear but indicates a fatal incident connected to a bird show in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Chuconce Walker
Air Associated Press
Auriiris
State Police Step Up Checks For Unpaid Licenses
State Police stepped up patrols to check license plates for valid stickers as drivers without the green and yellow license stickers were pulled over in recent hours. Officers reported several violators and warned that leniency is ending, with more stringent enforcement expected in the coming days.
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Uldhey
Vain Lin
Sei
Trwin
Hammarskjold Resists Resignation Pressure in Congo Debate
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold faced calls to quit during the Congo debate in the General Assembly. He signaled he would stay unless the assembly asks him to resign, framing his offer as a standing pledge contingent on the body's wishes.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Dag Har Jold
United Nations General Assembly
Hammarckjold
Congo
Hamimarskjold
Sinc
Khrushchev
U.N
General Assembly
Corry Man Elected President Of Veterinary Association
A Corry man was elected president of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association at a Beavon Inn Mendvale meeting. The incoming officers include Dr Rolune Howes as president and Dr Householder of Sharon as vice president with Dr. Richards Jr of Grove City as secretary treasurer. New directors are Dr Gerald Pouse of Zelienople and Dr O A Paivol of Erie.
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Corry
Northwestern Pennsylvania Veterinary Medical Association
Beavon Inn
Mendvalle
Rolune Howes
RD. 4
Corr
Offeets
Householder
Sharon
Arthur Richards Jr
Grove City
Gerald Pouse
Zéllenople
O. A. Paivol
Erie
Jury Spars Three Murder Trials for Dr Finch in Los Angeles
Dr Bernard Finch faces a third murder trial with the jury spared lives for his patients in a case tied to a wealthy defendant and a red haired wife. After hours-long deliberations, the court sentenced the co-defendants to life in prison with fines and ongoing appeals possible. the verdict sparked sobs and relief in the courtroom as the public watched the dramatic proceeding.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Finch
Carole Trewell
Sigeon
Mmikderue
Venus Dioe
Pineh
Gott
Amurdyr
Califoriua
Jean Pinel
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