Village post office may get new building in two years
Paragraf Joseph Villatrank, acting postmaster at Wentfield, predicts a new village post office within two years after A H Rus gall of Buffalo, real estate director, visited Westfield to inspect facilities. Jamestown police chief Paladino ordered radar use to curb speeding as city officials pledge tougher enforcement. A marriage license was filed by James Merle Akam and Carol Jean Morris of Corry. Real estate transfers between Blanche Sullivan and Robert E Owens in Corry were recorded. Jaycees from across Pennsylvania will visit North East for an outstanding farmer event with Rollin Swank, Dr W L Henning, F O Koontz, and R D Conger as speakers. Robert Lytle of Titusville becomes Elks Club exalted ruler in Corry. Sparta Merge School earns honorable mention in Pennsylvania Scholastic Press. tuberculosis society to honor the effort in Pittsburgh next week. Roger Stevenson, 17, of Lowville, found dead. autopsy planned. Roy A Sommerhof, 87, Boston Store Mine official, dies after long illness. served since 1920 and led as president since 1958. Weather outlook: below normal temperatures with showers, and a warming trend next week. James Donaldson reports $4 loss and missing license. Erie street signs to cost $3,000 to $4,000 from state funds. Erie shipping season to open mid-April with Trans Ontario cargo of German beer. Duquesne Marine Terminal vessels committed. Fire department plans addition to hull with basement. George Bradley chairs building committee. Leon Barvinger awarded contract. Charles J Ingram dies in Erie. Richard Wesoloski, 16, missing after mother appeals police.
Kennedy critic quotes John Birch head on Eisenhower, Kennedy
Robert Welch of the John Birch Society criticizes President Kennedy as soft on communism and contrasts him with Eisenhower. Welch notes Kennedy supported Algerian rebels as a senator and says the society does not favor a third party or take political positions. He backs Barry Goldwater for 1960 but that is not an official party stance.
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Kennedy Seeks Tax Incentives to Boost Industry
President Kennedy plans a message to Congress next Thursday calling for tax incentives to spur building and modernization of industrial plants and equipment. The aim is to place American industry in a stronger competitive position in world markets.
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Moscow Hails Cosmonaut Triumph In Red Square
Khrushchev lauds Yuri Gagarin as hero of space in a mass Red Square rally. He compares the cosmonaut to Columbus and pledges continued Soviet achievements in space and living standards. Gagarin and his family receive praise while the crowd chants and flowers are offered.
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Soviet Mother Leads Tracking Program In Space Propaganda
Alla Massevitch, 99, widow mother of a 12 year old, heads the Soviet satellite tracking program and lectures abroad. In Florence she told an audience that space conquest is shared by humanity, urging peaceful solutions on Earth amid the space race.
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Yuri Gagarin Returns to Moscow Amid Mass Welcome
Khrushchev rushes from Black Sea trip to greet Yuri Gagarin as crowds fill the airport. Gagarin, 27, lands in an Ilyushin 18, salutes, then embraces Khrushchev and Brezhnev as a 500‑piece band plays the Soviet anthem.
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Gagarin’s Welcome Scene Sparks Euphoria After Flight
Yuri Gagarin greets his wife Valentina and parents Anna and Alexei as top officials press forward with bouquets and handshakes. He tells Khrushchev he is ready for new orders, prompting questions about a Moon flight while U S space chiefs report allied updates from the Washington committee hearing.
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General Walker Named For Birch Society Activities In Germany
General Edwin A. Walker could not be reached for comment on reports he promoted John Birch Society ideas among U S troops in Germany. The Overseas Weekly in Frankfurt said Walker set up a special warfare office distributing Birch literature in the 24th Infantry Division in Augsburg. The division paper Taro Leaf allegedly reprinted material from the organization. A Pentagon spokesman said the Army had knowledge of any such activity.
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Churchill Leaves U S For Perhaps Last Time Ever
A crowd of about 300 at Idlewild Airport cheered 86 year old Sir Winston Churchill as he boarded a jet for home. Assisted by friends and using his cane, he walked the 200 feet to the plane amid cheers and barriers.
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Television Review Highlights Fall Week For Big Screen Tone
New York AP TV overview notes weekly schedule with Oscar ceremony coverage and ABC CBS NBC specials. Highlights include Close Up with Nazi camp survivor Simon Gutter, Abbott dramatic debut on GE Theatre, Van Omnibus study, Montgom ery Commager Civil War talks, and an Eichmann trial week context.
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