Congressmen Succumb To Ball Park Agenda Waiting
The Senate considers a $13 billion military hardware appropriation as the baseball season opens in Washington. President Kennedy throws out the first ball while Senators debate aircraft spaceships and missiles funding. The House is unlikely to act quickly.
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Washington
Senate
House
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
D.C Stadium
Kennedy
Armed Services Committee
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Army
Boy Stabbed By Cousin In Nighttime Attack
In Chester Pennsylvania a 13 year old boy named Robert Curra was stabbed repeatedly with a butcher knife while sleeping. His 15 year old cousin Michael Mora was arrested by state police and turned over to juvenile authorities. The motive appeared to be jealousy and the suspect had been staying with the Curra family while attending school. Robert was taken to Delaware Memorial Hospital in Wilmington and at first reported in bail condition but later said to be improved.
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Chester
Robert Curra
John Curra
Conestoga Farm
Birmingham Two
Delaware Memorial Re
Wilmington
Michael Mora
Kittanning
Delaware County
Michael
Victims 1 And 2 Corry Woman's Kin Die In Fire
Two young brothers Michael S. Freeman and Mark Freeman died after a gasoline explosion in their basement in Corry. The 2 and 1 year old boys were found by neighbor Patrolman Leonard Zimmer as flames limited access. The fatalities followed the blast that occurred while the parents slept and the mother worked in Dunkirk.
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Corry
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Michael S. Freeman
Mark
Michael
Jack Freeman
Dun
Kirk
Bertha Wykoff
West Church Street
Freeman
Leonard Zimmer
Radio station misreads Tropic of Cancer debate
In Hashville Tennessee a WMAK caller to Vanderbilt English asks about Tropic of Cancer. A man admits he has not read the book and suggests calling the medical department about its cancer theme.
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Hashville
Tenn
War
WMAK
Vanderbilt University
English Department
Medical
Sukarno Seeks West New Guinea Seizure If Talks Fail
President Sukarno reviews Soviet jet fighters and vows to seize Dutch-held West New Guinea by force this year if peace talks collapse. He backs US peace proposals but warns Dutch replies must be addressed. Dutch reinforcements reach Curacao as cabinet delays a decision on the U.S. plan.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
MI6
West New Guinea
Netherlands
U.S
Copter Aids in Locating Lost Bayley Students
Two Bayley Elementary students James Stewart seven and Peter Mourikas eight were found safe after an overnight disappearance. A Coast Guard helicopter located the boys and they were treated at Cable Memorial Hospital Ipswich in good condition, the doctors reported.
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Promaca
Coast Guard
Cable Memorial Hospital
Ipswich
James Stewart
Philip Stewart
Peter Mourikas
Peter C. Mourikas
Bayley Elementary School
Exile groups urge Castro to slice ransom for prisoners
Exile negotiators plan a Havana visit to press Fidel Castro to reduce the $62 million ransom for 1,174 prisoners seized in the Bay of Pigs invasion. A families committee says $26 million has been raised. several Cuban exiles urge alternative uses of funds while some predict Castro’s enduring leadership.
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Castro
Miami
Pla
Havana
Jose Santinea Hac
Castro Hadeen
Family Committee
Casio
New York
Leo Cherne
Cherne
Families Committee
Tives
International Rescue Group
Antodid Dé Yaron
Cuban Flevolutionary Counsell
Area Schools Get $2 Million in Spring Subsidy Payments
Harrisburg reports that ten Erk Crawford and Warren county districts join 402 districts statewide to receive 2,143,682 in spring school subsidy payments. Audits cleared by Minehart and forwarded to Sloan for check writing. detailed Erie Crawford and Warren county amounts listed. Governor Tawes, 63, marked birthday in Crisfield with no campaign speeches amid attending candidates.
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Harrisburg
Erk
Crawford
Warren County
Thomas Z. Minehart
Grace M. Sloan
Erie County
Corry City
Fairview Union
Girard Union
Hibercreek Township
Millcreek Township
Northwestern Union
Crawford County
Meadville Area
Titusville Area
Crisfield
Millard Tawes
Deer Spike tale prompts local controversy
Mrs. Hazel Fralick of Cobb's Corners is accused of spinning stories about Spike the deer. The young buck, kept briefly after an accident, became a houseguest and allegedly “adopted” the home, drawing critics who question the claim and note she kept taking photos to prove it. The case drew skepticism from a game protestor, while the Pennsylvania Game Commission frowns on such confinement.
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Hazel Fralick
Cobb
Corners
Spike
Fralick
Pralick
Movieland Oscar Night Skips Liz Taylor in Rome
Hollywood prepares for the Oscar broadcast from Santa Monica with West Side Story seen as underdog to Judgment at Nuremberg and The Hustler. Liz Taylor will not attend, remaining in Rome as the ceremony unfolds at 10:30 p.m. EST.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Santa Monica
Civic Auditorium
Liz Taylor
Rome
ABC Radio and Television
Armed Forces Radio
Televiewers
Smart Money
Nuremberg
West Weighs New Appeal to Russia
London and Washington weigh an urgent joint appeal from President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan to Soviet Premier Khrushchev to avert atmospheric nuclear tests. A personal message may urge negotiation for a test ban with referee groups verifying detonations, seen as Khrushchev’s last chance before a new test round.
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London
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Washington
Russia
Christmas Island
Pacific
East Berliners Ram Through To Freedom
Two East Berlin building workers used a heavy truck to ram the Red wall at Boyen Street in the French sector and escaped to the West. They breached about 15 feet of barrier, then fled across a bombed space toward a house on the west side while pursuing guards fired. Both men escaped uninjured as East German border guards pursued from the gap.
Corry man pleads not guilty to drunken driving
Michael Balog of 108 Hatch Street entered a not guilty plea to drunken driving at arraignment before Police Magistrate Norbert Bachemer. The crash occurred at 9 PM at West Washington Street and Mead Avenue when Balog failed to negotiate the curve, striking a utility pole and causing it to break. Balog’s car was totaled and pole damage was about 100 dollars. Balog refused blood or physician tests.
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Norbert Bachemer
West Washington Street
Mead Avenue
Michael Baleis
Hatch Street
Bachofner
Kenneth Nichols
Alfred Alkens
Balog
Balox
Aikens and Nichols
Kick Off Annual Cancer Crusade in Corry Hotel Luncheon
A noontime kickoff luncheon at the Hotel Corry launched the annual Cancer Crusade. The Advance Gifts division reported 46 contributors totaling 687 dollars. Journal carrier boys will distribute Cancer Crusade info kits with anyone receiving The Journal. A Corry Area High School auditorium forum by Corry and Erie physicians on cancer research cure and detection will be held Wednesday evening. a film will be shown and admission is free with public attendance encouraged. the event repeats due to popular demand.
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Cancer Crusade
Corry
Advance Gifts Division
Journal Carrier Boys
Corry Area High School
Corry and Erie
Americans Freed by Castro After Shipwreck Near Cuba
Seven American divers led by Gordon S. Patton of Ocean City were released by Fidel Castro's government after wrecking their 46 foot yacht Pisces off Baracoa while hunting sunken Spanish treasure. They stayed at a Havana hotel as authorities investigated and Swiss mediation covered expenses.
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Cuba
Miami
Fidel Castro
Gordon S. Patton
Ocean City
Oriente
Baracoa
Jamaica
Bernie Nistad
Brooklyn
United States
State Department
Patton
Nistad
Fred Dickson Jr
N.J
Mike Freeman
Washington,c
John Sterry
Brewster
John E. Johnson
Ampbell
Washington
Glenn Receives National Geographic Hubbard Medal
Glenn Jr. tonight receives the National Geographic Society's Hubbard Medal for exploration and research. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will present to the Marine lieutenant colonel who last February 20 became the first American to orbit the earth. The society praises his extraordinary contributions to scientific knowledge of the world and beyond as a pioneer in exploring space and ocean frontiers.
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Washingsun
John Tr. Glenn Jr
National Geographic Society
Lyndon B. Johnson
Board Meetings and Merger Talks Open Busy School Week
Corry area school directors and officials schedule vet days at 7 18 pm with regular meetings of the Corry School Board and the Corry Area Joint Committee. A panel discussion on the merger question follows, a key test as voters prepare for May 15 primaries. Wayne Township directors voted unanimously against ballot placement, and tension rises as tomorrow night’s discussion proceeds.
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Corry Area
Corry
Coury
Tunes
Wayne Township
Cuselan
Wayne
Thomas RF
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