Income Tax Committee Member Quits In Dispute
A veteran member of Corry Pennsylvania’s Combined Earned Income Tax Committee resigns after criticizing City Council for behind the scenes handling of year end bonus issues and the committee’s exemption rules. The letter to Mayor Kinley states intent to resign effective immediately while praising years of service.
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Income Tax Committee
Combined
LE Graham
Corry School
Thome Tax Committee
J. Fred Kinley
Arden
Thad
City Gautiel Ludy Mrudie Bullestar
Graham
Guy Abbey
Mielis
Faber
Gree
Ray Weber
Eustin Hiede
Counci
West, Russia Deadlocked On Test Ban Talks
In Geneva Western powers and the Soviet Union remain stalled in nuclear test ban talks. David Ormsby-Gore and Semyon Tyarapkin trade exchanges over who controls policing of any ban with Tyarapkin proposing a three nation directorate requiring unanimity. Gore urges a recess to push Moscow to reconsider its veto demand.
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Soviet Union
David Ormsby- Gore
Semyon K. Thurapkin
Ormsby-Gore
Tsarapkin
Britain
United States
Tyarapkin
Communist Bloc
Natons
Domedy-Gore
Arthur Hi Dmon
UN Leader in Elisabethville Faces Economic Hardship
In Elisabethville the UN leader endures rationed food as Tshombe’s economic war persists. Despite a conference with General McKeown, sanctions on 1,000 UN troops and civilians are to be suspended, though many local shops refuse service and not all utilities are fully restored.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
U.N
Elizabethville
Katanga
Moisé Tshombe
Tshombe
Sean McKeown
Rice Sworn In As Ambassador to the Netherlands
Rice, a former Pennsylvania state official and Democratic State Committee chair, was sworn in today as U S ambassador to the Netherlands. The ceremony was led by Angier Biddle Duke and attended by Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Rice plans to depart April 27 for The Hague, succeeding Philip Young. He is a 63 year old native of Arendtsville Pennsylvania, married to Louise Roger, with one daughter.
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Democratic State Committee
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Angier Biddle Duke
Dean Rusk
Philip Young
Lueise Rojer
Mother Turns In Son For Driving Stolen Auto
An armed police report states a mother turned in her 15 year old son for driving a stolen 1959 model car. She overheard plans at home and followed the pair to a school pickup, confronting them and delivering them to Juvenile Court where both had previously been released on burglary charges.
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Venn
Lelline
Hin
Hem
Tole
City council weighs bids for city fuel supply
The Clearfield city council met to review four bids for gasoline oil and grease supply. United Refinery Warren and GLF Corry were the low bidders with United noting rates for regular gasoline 16 cents per gallon heavy duty oil 79 cents per gallon grease 625 cents per pound and pressure grease 162 cents per pound. GLF offered fuel oil 137 per gallon and No 2 diesel 197 cents per gallon iron detergent oil 60 cents per gallon. Dearing the street director said he needed time to review bids before awarding contracts before old ones expire tomorrow. In another note Curtis-Wright Corp will open 40 miles of Quechua Da streams to fishermen from June to September per Fish Commission chief Albert M Day.
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United Rariery
Warren
GLF
Corry
Dearing
United
GLP
Clearfield
Curtis-Wright Corp
Albert M. Day
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Pennsylvania Joins Nationwide Driver License Check
Pennsylvania is among 21 states agreeing to pool information on motorists who have lost licenses for drunken driving. The federal Bureau of Roads said a national driver register will begin shortly after July 1 to prevent an individual from obtaining a license in another state.
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Sylvania
Bure of
Rands
New Reign Of Terror Looms Over Algeria
Paris reports rising terror as clashes widen between French authorities and Algerian rebels. Rightist protests, a U S consulate raid near Algiers, and threats to pause talks mark a tense effort to restart negotiations in Evian. The LN and FLN reject joint leadership terms as talks edge toward Tuesday.
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Mediterranean
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Algiers
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U.S
Evian-Les-Bains
Diet
National Liberation Front
Pieneh
Tyal
National Liberation Movement
IMNA
FLN
Charles de Gaulle
Mundermel
Friends Free Girl Held In Wreck By Hair
A Rochester girl Linck Copps, 22, was trapped when her hat got caught in a wrecked car after it left Route 20 near the village east boundary. Miss Joye Storey, 22, and driver Lully one, and two male companions freed themselves and assisted Copps. Storey and Copps, with Kalish and Moran, were taken to Pair Vunuition Hospital for checks. Moran and Kalish were discharged after examination. The four were en route to Rochester from Pittsburgh to visit Kalish relatives. The accident occurred about 1:30 a m.
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Miss Linck
Copps
Joye Storey
Rochester
Nobel Prize Winner Jules Borlet Dies at Home
Jules Borlet, 9, Nobel Prize laureate in medicine and physics, died at his home here yesterday. He was a renowned figure linked to the 1919 Nobel Prizes, with a brief yet notable life reflected in contemporary notices.
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Jules Borlet
Nobel Prive Ginney
PITT
Pittsburgh
Francis D Tyson
University of Pittsburgh
Plane crash near Greenwood Lake kills three in New Jersey
Police say a night flight from Amityville to Wilkes-Barre Scranton crashed into a wooded area near Upper Greenwood Lake, New Jersey. The victims are pilot William Bongarder, 25, of Garden City, and passengers HL Katz of Massapequa and David Bushman of Patchogue, New York. The wreck occurred shortly after takeoff from Amityville Municipal Airport.
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N. J
Willam J. Bongarder
Garden City
HL. Katz
Maysapequa
Novy
David Bushman
Patchogue
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Amityville
N.Y
Willits-Barre-Scranton
New York-New Sergey State
Breakdown Of Geneva Meet Worrisome To U S Britain
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan fear a string of Cold War crises this year despite progress toward Laos ceasefire. Western allies reject a three man directorate with Soviet veto as unacceptable, risking a Geneva breakdown and a possible quick U S decision.
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Attorney General Moves To Blot Out Organized Crime
Kennedy called for eight powerful new laws to curb organized crime. He outlined increased FBI jurisdiction and proposed five year and ten thousand dollar fines for interstate travel to advance illegal activities. The briefing followed a large Justice Department news conference with 174 reporters present.
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Robert FP. Kennedy
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Pentagon Plans U S Action In Brush Fires
The Pentagon announced a new Joint Task Force Four to coordinate land sea and air forces for Atlantic region brush fire responses. Adm. Robert L Dennison will command from the Atlantic CINC post with Lt Gen Paul L Freeman as head of the task force. Maj. Gen Suzy Smith will serve as deputy commander and Brig Gen William R Collins as chief of staff, bringing WWII and Pacific experience to the staff.
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Defense Department
Robert L. Dennison
Paul L. Freeman
Burma
Suzy Smith
Commander In Chief
Pacific
Geh. William R. Collins
Marine Corps
St Louis Dailies To Raise Prices
The St Louis daily newspapers will raise prices by 2 cents per copy starting Monday. The Afternoon Post-Democrat and the Morning Globe-Democrat increase due to rising costs. The Sunday Post remains 90 cents and the Sunday Globe 15 cents.
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St Louis
Post-Democrat
Horning Globe-Democrat
Sunday Post
Sunday Globe
U S Plans to Deploy Troops to Global Hotspots
Senate testimony shows the Army will add about 2 400 soldiers to the 7th Army in Europe and more than 5 000 to the Pacific region to counter limited wars and assist allies. Testimony by Gen George H Decker and Sec Elvis J Stahr Jr outlined counter insurgency and guerrilla warfare training for foreign nations. Navy defense program hearings to follow include Polaris submarine plans and other strategic issues.
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United States
Senate Armed Services Committee
George H. Decker
Elvis J. Stabr Jr
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Kennedy
Senate
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V. F. Raborn
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Decker
U. S
Europe
New York Strike Closes A P Here
In Upstate New York a meat cutters strike begins affecting about 75 Loblaw’s and related chains, closing stores including an A P outlet in Corry. About 4,000 workers may be furloughed as unions push wage demands while mediators seek a settlement.
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Robert J. McIntyre
We Won't Run Away Kids In Jail in Colquitt Ga
Three Georgia children ages 12 and 14, with a 10 year old boy, shouted from a jail window that they would not run away. Abandoned by their mother with a father deceased, the trio has been held two weeks for truancy and threats to leave their grandmother's home. A judge ordered transfer to a state training school, keeping them jailed until formal papers are processed.
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Waly T. Gerr
Lpr
Youths killed while whistling at girls in London crash
In London AP report, two youths 10 and 14 die as Bean Mulley 17 and Arthur Oddy 17 are charged with risky behavior. Witnesses describe a disturbance as a group rode past on three motorcycles, leading to a fatal incident.
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Lindi Parker
Bean Mulley
Arthur Oddy
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