NATO urged to prepare nuclear striking force under its own command
President Kennedy and Chancellor Adenauer agreed at their third meeting that NATO must be ready to defend itself by all means, including a potential nuclear striking force under NATO, with the U S and Britain supplying weapons. They stressed strengthening conventional forces first while inviting Soviet disarmament talks for peace.
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Washington
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Ademiuer
U.S
Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
NATO
North Atlantic
Corry's Fight Cancer Appeal Hits $432 In Early Drive
Ed gar Alexander chairs this year's appeal and reports $432 in advance gifts toward a $2,500 goal. Funds stay in Corry for cancer patients and support national research. Next week carriers will hand out cancer education packets with a donation envelope.
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Corry
Edgar Alexander
Alexander
Wil
Journal
Carrier Boys
Thhey
U S to Run Simulated Attacks in Defense Drill
Prank B. Ellis announced that Operation Alert 1961 will stage a 30 minute Conelrad radio and TV blackout at 4 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on April 1. Sirens will sound, traffic halted, and take cover exercises conducted nationwide as part of the defense mobilization drill.
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Washington
United States
Prioiy
Norniablevision
Exer
B. Ellis
Ten Burn To Death In Two Penn's Fires
A rural Elizabethtown blaze started by a shorted electric cable killed six children in a Dimeter family home. Mother Verna Dimeter and another child were seriously burned. son Claude Jr. escaped. Fire officials said tar paper and wind fed the fire as power in the area was out for over an hour.
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Elizabethtown
Newsville
Claude Dimeter
Verna
Sara Dimeter
Joanie
Linda
Carole
Ronald
Mary
Dimeter
Claude, Jr
St. Jovepl’s Hospital
Lancaster
Dimeler
Charles Bailey
Stanford Hose Company Elects New Officers
The Stanford Hose Company elected Donald McCaslin president for the coming year. on the board are Thomas Lathrop vice president William Halfast secretary Leo Neckers treasurer Richard Peebles esq luing Albert Ross first lieutenant Utah Jackson second lieutenant trustees Victor Dempsey Charles Spiesman Ivan Bennink. Finance committee includes Dave Nichols Rex Apps and Charles Spiessman. Officers to be installed at the April 270 meeting per secretary William Salfast.
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McCaslin Hose
Stanford Hose Company
Donald McCaslin
McCaslin
Thomas Lathrop
William Halfast
Leo Neckers
Richard Peebles
Albert Ross
Leutenant
Utah Jackson
Victor Dempsey
Charles Spiesman
Ivan Bennink
Dave Nichols
Rex Apps
Charles Spiessman
William Salfast
Hese
Cifies
Old Fashion Bargain Days July 6 7 8 plan listed
Centennial observance plans outline dates and promotions for a three day event. Curry stores expect large sales growth and participation by at least 100 vendors at a twenty dollar base fee plus one dollar per sales rep. Funds will fund decorations prizes and a Little German Band for participants. Chamber of Commerce will solicit business registration soon.
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Joh B. Rogers
Glo
Bowers
Parlivaipatias
Attratcr Uhrotgs
Chamber of Commerce
Catholics Call For Pennsylvania Death Penalty Retention
The Pittsburgh Catholic urges keeping the death penalty in Pennsylvania. The editorial notes bills in Harrisburg to abolish it and hopes the debate lasts long enough to purge false religiosity and sentimentality.
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Pittsburgh
Provest of
Pennsylvania
Hartisburg
Eichmann Trial Defense Demands German Protection
Adolf Eichmann's defense attorney Robert Servatius urged West Germany to protect him from Israeli court judgment. He contended Eichmann should be tried by German courts and warned of possible state intervention if Israel proceeds. The fifth trial session ended early with a judge promising a ruling Monday on jurisdiction.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmannn
Daniel
Israel
Eichmann
Uhrer Hitler
de Fons Colinsel
Robert Servatius
Servatius
West Germany
Genian
Gideon Haugner
Tsrael
Eiehmann
Supreme Justice
Moshe Landal
Tsrac
Wy Eichmann
Davish
Naz
Cosmonaut Gagarin Hailed In Moscow Red Square
In a historic celebration in Red Square Yuri Gagarin was lauded by Premier Khushchev after the first manned space flight. Crowds cheered as the cosmonaut saluted, credited the party and homeland, and thanked his family amid the triumph.
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Yuri Gagarin
Red Square
Soviet Union
Fron Vnukove
Ghwarin
Khushichev
Lenin-Stalin
Presidium
Floyn
Communist Party of the
Council of Ministers
Us.s.r
Central Committee
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Gagarin
Valentina
Anna
Alexei
Guarin
Communist Party
Fire at Havana store leaves ruins. 27 hurt in blasts
Cuba’s largest department store El Encanto was destroyed by a blaze with six firemen among the 27 injured. A warehouse fire and nine explosions followed as authorities blamed clandestine resistance, amid fears of broader unrest and foreign threats.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Central Intelligence
el Encanto
Milton boy drowns in YMCA pool
William Meckley ten year old of Milton drowned while swimming in the Milton YMCA pool around 5 p m. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Evangelical Community Hospital Lewisburg after efforts to revive failed. Police said he may have struck bottom while diving for objects. An older brother Samuel died four years ago in a gasoline fire.
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YMCA
Milton
Pi. AP
Willian Meckley
Evangelical Community Hospital
Lewisburg
Young Meckley
Robert Meckley
Meckley
Samuel
Journalist Nyhan Berthner Hard dies at 85 in New Canaan
Anne Nyhan Berthner Hard, 85, noted journalist and radio commentator, died Wednesday after several months of illness in New Canaan Connecticut. She was known for a long career in journalism and public affairs commentary.
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New Canaan
Conn
Anne Nyhan Berthner Hard
Radio Commenta~ior
Post Prom Party Faces Finances and Urgency
Mrs. Normiun Tarbell heads a special post prom committee seeking funds from parents and the community to cover a large teen event. With fewer than 150 contributions returned out of many letters, the plan for movies games door prizes and wholesome fun to keep teens off the highway is at risk as the April deadline nears. About 400 juniors and seniors plus guests are expected to attend the event, making timely donations critical.
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Tarbell
City School Taxes Up Two Mills In Corry
The Corry school board met at noon and approved a two mill tax increase for next year, split as one mill to balance the budget and one mill for a new school building fund. The tentative budget is 727,810, up about 6,000 from this year. Directors set total millage at 17 and discussed a possible one mill raise. They plan to set aside one mill to a special fund, aiming to accumulate around 70,000 to apply toward building costs when rental payments begin. Details to follow in tomorrow's Journal. All other taxes including the 87 per capita tax and the income levy were reenacted without change.
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Corry
Ohio and Pennsylv a cooperate on Pymatuning Lake control
The Ohio Senate approved a compact with Pennsylvania on motorboat lid at Pymatuning Lake, a reservoir on the border. The Ohio House acted on the treasure issue and Michael Y. Disalle is expected to sign next week. The governor noted Pennsylvania passed a similar measure some time ago.
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Ohio
Senate
Lake Pymatuning
Ohio House
Michael Y. Disalle Ke
New President Named At Aero Supply
Aero Supply named John Juns Angeles president of the Corry plant with Leo Strauss stepping down as president but remaining head of the company. Flickinger, joining from General Controls in Glendale, will direct the West Main Street plant and help launch Aero’s own direct sales force nationwide to restore its industry prominence.
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John Juns Angeles
Corry
Aero Supply Mf Co
Tno
Leo Strauss
Strauss
Aero
Flickinger
General Controls Company
Glendale
Calif
Los Angeles
Fuckinger
Iave
West Man Street
Feld
Savings Eyed In Charging For Prison Keep
Erie County could save up to 90000 yearly by housing prisoners with the city for brief sentences, per Warden Bruce A L Reeder. He noted many offenders are sentenced for summary convictions, straining the prison budget, and urged direct arrangements similar to other Pennsylvania counties. A prison board meeting recommended seeking agreement with Erie City Council. similar setups exist in other counties. Meantime a separate crash near Sunbury, Pa, claimed Lotta Audrey Meitellar of Toronto, Canada, and injured three others.
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Erie County
Bruce AL Reeder
Reeder
Evie
Pennsylvania
Ana
Eutrands
Aiso
Klulled
Sunbury
Lotta Audrey Meitellar
Tornrnto
Canad
Senators wrangle over price fixing hearings in electronics
U S senators clashed in a heated Senate Anti trust subcommittee session over whether to hold public hearings on price fixing in the electrical equipment industry. Kefauver accused Wiley of publicity seeking while Wiley retorted the accusation. Hruska slammed the table as the pace collapsed into a row with a Westinghouse official sworn in but not allowed to testify.
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Washington
Kefauver
Wiley
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Centennial Headquarters Seeks Volunteers for Opening
Kirk Sawyer urges volunteers to staff the West Main Street Centennial center opening at noon. The office runs daily noon to 5 30 through the week ending July 10, with bonds sales, information, and souvenirs slated.
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Kirk Sawyer
West Main Street
Sawyer
Gherry Hardware
Brothers of the Bruah
Snd
Goth
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Charles Shuffer
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Pete Strine
Clyde Bavighman
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