Albany Race Tension Deepens Over Desegregation Crisis
In Albany Georgia President Kennedy and Gov Vandivers clash with city leaders as mass protests by Negroes persist. A federal hearing weighs possible bans on demonstrations while Mayor Kelley maintains the city will not bow to outside agitators and MLK faces jail for civil rights actions.
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Ernest Vandivers
Kennedy vows tougher drug controls to curb thalidomide risk
President Kennedy urged stronger government safeguards on new medicines and called on Congress to tighten rules to prevent harmful drugs reaching patients. He urged women to check their medicine cabinets and turn in any thalidomide, blamed for thousands of malformed births in Europe, to health authorities. He praised the FDA for blocking distribution and urged tougher controls on doctor access to experimental drugs and lengthier protections against unsafe products. He also criticized Albany city officials over civil rights talks and noted upcoming Geneva talks on nuclear test detection.
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Soviet Union
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Britain Denies Soblen Political Asylum
London AP reports the British government refused political asylum to Dr. Robert Soblen a former spy and ordered him returned to the United States He faces a life sentence as a convicted Soviet spy Home Secretary Henry Brooke told the House of Commons Soblen is not in danger of persecution for his political views or racial grounds Soblen remains a fugitive from a life term and will be sent to New York continued on Page Three
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Robert Soblen
United States
Henry Brooke
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Soblen
New York
Soviet Union
Brooke
Home Secretary
Track Crew Cited In Crash
AP reports Pennsylvania Railroads official blames derailment of a nine car baseball special on insufficient rail anchors during Steelton track rehab. VP James P Newell says maintenance crew failed to keep rails aligned, 19 killed and 100+ injured as cars toppled into the Susquehanna River en route to a Philadelphia game between the Phillies and Pirates.
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Pennsylvania Railroads
Steelton
James P Newell
PRR
Newell
Tain
Jamestown area industry stock offering opens to finance firms
The Jamestown Area Development Corp announced a $2,000,000 stock offer to finance area industry. It plans to sell $100,000 worth of stock at $50 a share to support its program for Henares industries and to assist financing a plant at Frewsburg. The corporation, started by local leaders in 1954, has aided in establishing new plants for several industries.
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Ment Corp
Henares Industries
Frewsburg
Robbery Motive Man Woman Slain In Basement Store
Police probing a Clinton County double murder and robbery at a Lock Haven W T Grant store found Dennis Minoret near the basement stockrooms. The bodies of Shirley Rechel and Vegal Vogel were discovered with shots to the head and chest, the safe breached, and a 1957 Plymouth sedan sought. Investigators said the pair likely killed by robbers who fled with cash.
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Ray F._Merritts
Dennis Minoret
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Allan W. Luge
Clinton County
D. W. Alwood, Jr
W. T. Grant
Shirley G. Rechel
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Lock Haven
Decis
Vogel
Robes Slenker
Neh
Paul L. Robb
Robb
Plight Pattern At Plant Leads To Daring Fall
John Amoroso six years old plunged from a 15 foot wall into a concrete parking lot at the Raymond division plant. He escaped with minor cuts and bruises after treatment at Corry Memorial Hospital. Witnesses say he was among four or five youths who entered the lot and crossed the edge of the fence.
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Tony Amorosé
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Corry Memorial_Hospital
Sohn
Windshield sticker scheme leads to arrest in Titusville
Police found a red placard taped to a woman's windshield where the inspection sticker should be. Donna Madden of Diamond faced a fatal parking error near the police station, revealing a bootleg slicker and a clever ruse.
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Donna Madden
Diamond
Ulection
New York Justice J Vincent Keosh Given Two-Year Term
Federal judge sentences State Supreme Court Justice J Vincent Keosh to two years in prison for obstructing justice by attempting to fix a federal bankruptcy case. Co-defendants Elliott Kahaner and Antonio Corallo also receive similar terms amid ongoing appeals and post-trial motions.
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Elliott Kahaner
Toner
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Antonio
Tony Duan
Styler
Eerard Weinfeld
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Katter
Ronnie's In There Pitching Today But Still Serious
12 year old Flint boy Ronnie Burrows, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burrows, remains in Cotry Memorial Hospital after falling ill Friday night with lockjaw symptoms. Dr John Brow says he is holding his own but still seriously ill. city calls for updates via newspaper office to avoid disturbing the family. first lockjaw case reported in the city in three years.
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Fullers
Ronnie
Theranal
Is Ruling Valid Parole Question Shadows Crump Case
AP reports a legal controversy over Paul Crump the condemned killer whose death sentence was commuted after an unprecedented clemency plea by Governor Kerner Crump argues for parole arguing the governor has no parole power while experts say parole authority rests with the Illinois Parole and Pardon Board Crump who killed Theodore Zukowski during a 1951 robbery awaits possible parole after 20 years in prison Crump’s release news came from prison officials as his advocates push for a pardon and hearing An unrelated note reports quarantine of animals in Lancaster Pennsylvania after a rabid bite.
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Otto Kerner
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U.S. Supreme Court
Uice Times
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Theodore Zukowski
Libby, McNeil & Libby Co
Aint Funny Police Skin Game Shocks Meadville Grits
A scene in Meadville ends with police and ambulance at a home after a carnival style prank. Susan, a child in the neighborhood, triggers alarms and a bearish chase as authorities emphasize safety. A bear skin costume and a Canadian bean shot prop feature in the incident.
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Kennedy seeks new concessions in nuclear test ban talks
President Kennedy sends his negotiator to Geneva with possible new concessions as officials finalize strategy for a stronger push to curb the nuclear arms race. He stresses international inspection and cites scientific data supporting verification while urging Khrushchev to drop opposition to on site checks.
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Kennedy
Geneva
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U.S
White House
United States
Khrushchev
GOP Won't Stop Voting By Proxy in Erie County
GOP officials in Erie County vote by proxy for party chairman with proxies still allowed. Moves to end proxies were defeated at a GOP committee meeting. W. W. Waterhouse of Corry opposed change but now backs study of the proposal. Neal Coughlin said bylaw changes unlikely this year or early next year.
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Corry Residents Cite Transportation Woes In Survey
A Corry Journal survey shows residents find buses and trains hard to reach with gravel streets and limited walkways. About half say downtown access is poor, 96 percent rate existing transit as insufficient, and little improvement is seen in sidewalks and street repairs amid council delays.
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