Khrushchev Moves to Draft New Soviet Constitution
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet that the 1936 Stalinist constitution has outgrown. He announced intent to draft a new constitution rooted in Leninist ideology to safeguard democratic rights and freedoms and to mark a transition from proletarian dictatorship to proletarian democracy. He also named a new agriculture minister and urged safeguards against police power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet
Khrushchev
Lavrenti Beria
Aero-Flow Declares 10c Stock Dividend at Annual Meeting
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc announces a 10 cent per share stock dividend payable May 18 to stockholders of record May ten. The company reports first quarter losses of 39,728 on 1,244,942 in sales, improving from a seven cent per share loss last year. Board members including Henry M. Margolis and Leo Strauss are re-elected. officers including Margolis and Strauss are reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anni
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
New York City
Aero- Flow
Aero-Corry
L. J. Wing
Aero Supply Realty Co
Hyatt Corporation
Henry 8. Brightman
John 5. Filekinger
Defense Products Group
Edwin F. Pain
Aero- Corry
George E. Wurm
Mass Care Test Planned by CD May 4 At Edinboro Wattsburg
The LUT Civil Defense unit schedules a 6 p.m. meeting to plan the sixth annual welfare test set for Edinboro and Wattsburg on May 4. The drill runs from 5 p.m. to 9 a.m. May 5, focusing on mass care centers and community disaster preparedness with participants to bring blankets and wear old clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspema
LUT
Edinboro
Wattsburg
Clifford Holcomb
Holcomb
Wattsboro
Corry CD
Kearns Speaks On JFK Castro and Policy While Station Cancels Breakfast Show
Congressman Carroll D. Kearns told Corry Rotarians he supports the right track for the region, praising CAIDC work and Firestone plant interest. He criticized Kennedy tactics and cited tensions in Washington and abroad, while WOTR cancels the Ritz Breakfast with the Merchants and a Klompen Dancers event.
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Carroll D. Kearns
United States
Kennedy
Castro
Erie
WSEE
Kearns
Pennsylvania
Corry
Gues
Rotary Club
GOP
Corry Area
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone
Rotarians
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Con- Prey
Youth Hurt When Scooter Hits Auto In Corry
A 15 year old, Terry Parker, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with a broken leg after a scooter driven by 16 year old Ernest Shettler struck the rear bumper of Sol Holtzman’s car. Parker was thrown to the pavement as Holtzman’s car traveled east on East Main Street. Shettler was uninjured and damages totaled about $50 to the scooter.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Terry Parker
Claude Parker
East Congress Street
Ernest Shettler
East Congress
Sol Holtzman
Corry Junk and Auto Wrecking Co
Holtzman
Main Street
Shettler
Parker
ANPA Leader Defends Newspapers Not Losing Ground
ANPA president Mark Ferree told 1,200 publishers at the ANPA convention that criticism of newspapers is overly harsh and that papers remain a strong independent medium. He warned fading newspapers would wither criticism and announced a new ANPA scientific advisory committee to explore opportunities in space and expansion.
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New York
API
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Mark Ferreo
ANPA
Ferree
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Pease’s Return to School Cut Short
George L. Pease, reinstated by the state, was refused admittance to McDowell High School yesterday. His three minute return drew praise from him and a comment that the board must approve. Attorneys said an appeal is planned while the superintendent supported reinstatement and chaperone duties.
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Millcreek
George L. Pease
McDowell
Pease
State Department of Public Instruction
Tony
Charles LeMasters
Robert McCullough
Conrad Pearson
State Department
Charles Boehm
Pearson
Sn McDowell
McDowell High School
Girl Crushed by Concrete Slab in Yard
Deborah Stocker 3 died when a one inch concrete slab four by six feet toppled from an alley wall in Allen, Wisconsin. Police say vibration from a nearby construction project may have displaced the slab as she played with other children in the yard. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles K Stocker.
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Allenly WI
Fatar
Deborah Stocker
Childen
Charles K .Stocker
Ranger 4 Set to Hit Moon Tomorrow in Historic Collision
Ranger 4, launched from Cape Canaveral carrying TV gear and a US lunar expert team, is expected to crash on the far side of the moon at 3:413 Greenwich but failed timing halted planned maneuvers. Beeps from Jet Propulsion Laboratory track the craft as mission officials await word of impact.
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Pam
Dena
Minn
Holsaverth
Cay Canaveral
United States
Ranger
Pasadena
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Corry Woman Heads Local Drive For Kids
Corry resident Mrs. Harare Messenger will serve as mayor of the Corry area for the Erie Association for Retarded Children May drive to raise $72,000 for services in Erie County. The Mothers March is May 7 18 and 19 with expansion through May and training classes at the Exceptional Children Educational Center. The program serves 100 children and 50 adults in the region.
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Corry
Harare
East
Columbus Avenue
Erie Association
Erie County
Erie
Exceptional Children Educational Center
Paul Brugger
Messenger
Saturn rocket tests water cloud in high altitude blast
The Saturn booster launched with 1.8 million pounds thrust rose to 65 miles before a ground detonation exploded the vehicle. Water dumped as a cloud formed ice particles in space. Two dummy upper stages carried water to simulate mass. Project Highwater aimed to study the upper atmosphere.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aromatics and
Atlantic
Erie County March employment up with rise in manufacturing
In Erie County March gains lifted total employment by 300 to 87 000 while unemployment fell from 2 400 to 8 700. Nonmanufacturing wages rose 200 to 39 700 with transportation and utilities leading the increase. Year‑to‑year figures show a sizable gain, and about 3 400 area students will graduate into the workforce.
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Erie County
William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvanus State
Michael
Corry and
Erie Pses
Areaigh
Michiel
Kennedy approves resumption of atmospheric nuclear tests
The United States begins a new atmospheric nuclear test series with President Kennedy giving final approval. The first explosion could occur within hours as weather and facilities are deemed operational. Appeals from U Thant and Nehru accompanied the decision amid warnings against resumption.
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Washington
United States
Central Pacific
Pacific
USS
Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
ABC
U Thant
United Nations
India
Nehru
Auto Stolen Vehicle In Corry Police Probe
Corry State Police investigate a missing auto described as a black convertible with no motor transmission or steering wheel. Pan Roche Jr., 16, of Columbus RD, had parked it at Erie County Plastics. it vanished after last Thursday. Police say the body would have needed towing to move.
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Corry
Pan Roche Jr
Columbus
Erie County Plastics Plant
Roche
Left Wing Protests U S Nuclear Test Decision in Tokyo
Leftist students led by Japan's Zengakuren tried to storm the American Embassy in Tokyo to protest U S plans to resume nuclear tests. Police stopped them 50 yards from the gate as banners flew and a plainclothesman was injured. The demonstration moved to Shimbashi station with a brief sit down strike and song.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Zengakuren Student Federation
United States
Central Pacific
Shimbasi
Malayosh Ohira
Madras
C. Rajatopalachari
Nehru
Atomic Power
Thant
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
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Nikita
Russia
Aero-Flow
Carrall J. K
Center
Robert Tunnell
Robert O. Jr
Rotary
Jfk
Cuba
Doctors
Haddin
WOTR
Olivia T. Rennekamip
In & Jetter
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Klompen
Clymer
A. Long
Scooter
Bear
Ranger 4
Newsweek Ride
Manhasset
Charles E. Kane
Newsweek Magazine
Mighty Saturn
Jacksonville
Cord
William T. Harvey
Harvey
Ralph W. Harvey
Williamsport
Bulletin
BUS
George Denton
Ying
Manket
San Francisco, Calif
Denton
San Francisco
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