Hope Fades For 175 Passengers Of Ship
The burned-out wreck of the British Dara sank as salvage ships tried to beach her in the Persian Gulf. Hope faded for 175 passengers and crew missing amid stormy seas and a shark-infested area. A British spokesman said 465 survivors were accounted for, with some missing possibly picked up by rescue ships not yet reporting. The list included an American Caltex employee and his wife from Brooklyn, on their way to retire after 31 years with Caltex.
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Manama
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Caltex Oil Co
L. V. Dorsch
Brooklyn
N.Y
Vala
California
Caltex
Bahia
Centennial Headquarters Takes Shape in Corry Celebration
Centennial headquarters at West Main Street is under construction with desks chairs and two private offices installed. Chairman Kirk Sawyer said funding delays push the opening to week’s end and phones and a secretary will be added prior to the July centennial. The former Cherry Hardware site will host the hub of Corry’s 100th birthday events ahead of the ribbon cutting.
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Centennial Neadyiarkasal
West Main Street
Kirk Sawyer
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Sawyer
Spring Here In Name Only
April weather has been cold snowy and wet. Easter blizzard caused a brief snow cover and new wet snow fell again last night. Forecast calls for rain and snow with low temperatures in the 30s and Old Farmer's Almanac expects more such storms through the month.
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Old Farmer's Almanac
Adult Ag Class Plans Field Trip to Elmview Dairy
The adult agriculture class plans a field trip to Elmview Dairy in Columbus on Wednesday. Richard Farrer of Corry Ared High School in Minnesota will conduct the session, meeting at Carleton Curtis farm east of Columbus at 8:30 p.m. The tour will feature a new type comfort stall recently installed for the cows.
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Elmview
Columbus
Richard Farrer
Corry Ared High School
Minnesot
Carleton Curtis Farm
Caw
Snowstorm Drops Six Inches Across Parts of Pennsylvania
A spring storm brought heavy wet snow to multiple Pennsylvania regions, with Hazleton reporting eight inches and Scranton up to 3.7 inches. Western areas saw 3 to 5 inches while central counties faced slush as temperatures hovered in the low 30s.
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Pennsylvania
Lansford
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
New Stanton
Reading
Wasern
Scranton
Hazleton
Poconos
Lancaster
Cambria
Somerset
Bedford
Harrisbui
Rock Haven
Mock Attacks Halted in Probe of B52 Crash Near Grants
Air Force halted all practice intercepts after a misfired missile from an F100 hit a B52 during a rap at the bomber. Three crew members were killed, two survived, and searchers recovered others amid a blizzard. Capt. Ray Obel of Logan Ohio and crew chief Manuel Mieras of Flagstaff were among the missing.
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Grants, NM
Air Force
Fehder
Washington
Suispenton
Ray C. Obel
Logan
Ohio
Manuel C. Mieras
Flagstaff
Ariz
Outline Plan For Beard Competition
Perera vote es mutton chops and what have your blossoming out on previously smooth shaved fires in Corry the ground rules for Corry's Brothers of the Brush competition this Centennial year will be explained tomorrow night A meeting of the special committee will be held at the YMCA tomorrow evening at 10 o'clock and the first boards will be mal jhe their appearance Frank Grice chairman explained today that the meeting is really the kickoff for the fun and frivolities which go with the Brothers of the Brush competition Full explanation will be given to beard growers on how to go about creating chapters to engage in inter chapter competition in games contests events and what have you The committee is hopeful that several hundred chapters will be formed and will enter into the friendly competitive spirit.
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Perera
Corry
Brothers of the Brush
YMCA
Mal
Frank Grice
Beird
Baby Boy Born in Moving Car Near Lancaster General
A. Samuel Gish of Lancaster explains how his wife delivered a 4 pound 13 ounce baby boy in a moving car about seven miles from Lancaster General Hospital. The couple, en route from RD 2 Pulniyri, reached the hospital with both mother and infant in good condition.
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Lancaster
Samuel Gish
Wnta
Lancaster General Hospital
Gish
RD. 2
Pulniyri
Deputies Wounded In Shootout At Bowen Home
Warren deputies Sheriff Donnell Allen and ex-sheriff Larry Linder were wounded when Ronald Bowen and his mother Bila Bowen opened fire during an arrest at a Cornplanter Reservation cabin. Bila Bowen was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and obstructing an officer, while Bowen and a minor girl were transferred to Cattaraugus County authorities. Preliminary hearing set for tomorrow evening before Peace Justice Frederick Berry. Bowen was on probation for prior camp break-ins.
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Warren
Warren County
Larry Linder
Donnell R.allen
Ukewise
Allen
Linder
Iso
Ronald Bowen
Cornplanter Indian Reservation
Bowe
Cattaraugus County
Ray
Bowen
Bila Bowen
Alle
Wmustee Berry
Young Gin
Cattur- Bugis
Elks Township
Second War Of Liberation Shapes Up In Leftist Cuba
AP reports pilots headed for a secret training camp to join the Cuban Revolutionary Council in a so called second war of liberation. Jose Miro Cardona says a six million strong force will invade Cuba, while Castro warns insurgents will be liquidated. Havana broadcasts ignore the call.
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Cuba
MIAME
Fla
Ap—Mora
WieCastra
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Merly
Pulverielo Bitista
Ameren Trilly
United States
Fidel Castro
Batistales
Jose Miro Cardona
Ant Castro
New York
Miro Cardona
Havana
Mira Cardona
Castro
Birch Society Founder asserts secrecy not secret group
John Birch Society founder Robert Welch says the organization is not secret and will not disclose member names or counts. Welch, in Los Angeles for speaking engagements, defends the group as opposing communism and seeking to educate citizens amid calls for investigations by lawmakers and criticism from Attorney General Kennedy.
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Lup Angeles
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Belmont
Mass
Welch
James W. Fifield Jr
First Congregational Church of
Los Angeles
Southern California
Shrine Auditorium
Air Force
California Senate
Air American Activities
Satellite May Carry Hidden Camera On Secret Payload
The 23rd Discover satellite orbited Earth with a secret load that could include cameras or heat detectors. Launched Saturday, it follows a north-south orbit. It circles the globe every 96 minutes, coming as close as 186 miles and as far as 48 402 miles from Earth.
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Vanconwaktr al Porce Babe
Calif
Discover
Aly Fores
Elton Simmons Dies at Home in Bracken Funeral Planned
Elton Simmons of 573 Liberty Bireef died this afternoon at his residence. Bracken Funeral Home is handling arrangements to be published in tomorrow's Journal.
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Elton Simmons
Simmons
Liberty Bireef
Bracken
Eichmann Faces Israel Trial For Extermination Crimes
Adolf Eichmann, former Gestapo Jewish Affairs chief, nears a Jerusalem trial on 15 counts of crimes against the Jewish people and humanity. The indictment cites millions killed under the final solution with 242 Nazi documents as key evidence and 39 witnesses planned, including Yoel Brand and Philip Freudiger who met Eichmann in 1944 Hungary.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Gestapo
Israel
Foreign Office
Nazi
Germany
Yoel Brand
Hansi
Philip Freudiger
Hungary
Brand
Eich
Worst In History Hollister Earthquake Jolts California Town
Hollister California, seat of San Benito County, endured the heaviest quake in its history, shaking more than any recent temblor. Two shocks, felt across 6000 square miles, shattered glass on Main Street, cut power, and damaged water mains but caused no injuries.
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Hollister
Calif
Utte
San Francisco
Tye
San Benito
Eugene Patterson
San Andreas
San Rafael
Paso Robles
University of California “Seismograph
Berkeley
San Jose
Santa Gritz
Main Street
Coalition
At Earth
Soviet Scientist Brought From Antarctica for Medical Help
A ski-equipped U S Navy plane flew 14 000 miles to McMurdo Sound to deliver Soviet scientist Leonid Kupernov in urgent need of care for chronic stomach ulcers. He had been working with American researchers in Marie Byrd Land, far from the South Pole.
Ground-breaking for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
Formal ceremonies yesterday marked the start of a $125,000 addition to St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. The service concluded in the East South Street hall with key church members and representatives from church organizations taking part. The church, after completing a successful fundraising campaign last year, plans to occupy the new educational wing adjoining the current building before Christmas.
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St. Paul's Evangeli
Cal Lutheran Church
Hallice
Mere
Clarence Ed
Campalen
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