Warden defies rebels to save guards at Arizona prison
Florence AP report: Warden Frank Eyman led 25 lawmen in a dawn assault to free two guards held by 40 inmates who threatened to kill hostages. In the ensuing firefight Moses Adams, 24, was shot in the back but expected to survive as inmates failed to breach the yard gates. Hostages Wright and another guard were rescued unharmed as the siege ended around 1 p.m.
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Bemis Brothers Barroom Brawl Lands Brothers Behind Bars
Early this morning the Bemis brothers Robert and Russell, 23 and 21, caused a bar fight at Frank's Tavern owned by George Meerhoof in Clymer. Police jailed them for disorderly conduct after a wrecking spree that overturned furniture. They pled guilty before Magistrate M B Cobbeut and were fined 100 dollars each with possible jail time if unpaid. They had just been released from county jail for burning bury south of Corry and faces further court action Monday in February.
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Hold Services For Children Killed In Fire
Twenty light simul coffins lay in a military armory for last rites to Chicago area school fire victims. Archbishop Meyer will preside. Cardinal Spellman attends. Services held in 40 churches. most children buried in three cemeteries. Private services today. more Saturday. Hospitalized 70 injured. blood donations flow. aid to families and medical costs totaling about $79,000.
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Forecast City In Path Of Big Storm
A battered text fragment describes a large storm threatening the city with potential heavy winds and rain. It mentions the Corry district in the storm’s path and crews preparing to halt the elements, while noting unusually busy activity for the holiday season.
Ex Con Kills Self After Terror Siege
Ex convict Rob inson after a aborted terror siege killed himself after taking six captives. Police, aided by tear gas and a psychologist, confronted Robinson in a frozen home as he refused surrender. State Police, Vern Boyer, and a marine corps veteran are named in the tense standoff as pursuit continued.
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Reds Reply To British Note In Berlin Crisis
London AP reports Khrushchev replied to Prime Minister Macmillan stating Britain will keep West Berlin. The Soviet charge d affaires delivered the reply, noting no claim to joint control of Berlin and urging adherence to obligations to maintain order. The message followed Khrushchev’s No 10 speech and West Berlin tension.
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Ten PRR Cars Derailed Near Titusville
A fragmentary report describes a derailment involving ten Pennsylvania Railroad cars near Titusville. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the incident appears to have prompted investigation and a continuation note directing readers to Page Three for further updates.
Advertise For Local Receiver Of Income Tax
A garbled notice discusses the vacancy for a local receiver of income tax and related administrative duties. It mentions meeting attendance at a municipal building and lists several attendees including Chiy Abbey, Gavin, and Roger Beanwill. The text references bond requirements and upcoming sessions, but many details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Brenenver
Berlin air routes in peril amid Communist pressure
AP reports Berlin tension as East German and Soviet leaders challenge Western air access. Ambassador Matern accuses Pan American Airways and other carriers of no legal right to overfly East Germany. Khrushchev threatens to hand over occupation controls in six months, forcing negotiations with East Germans. Dulles letter reaffirms 149 Paris agreement and free access to the Allied enclave behind the Iron Curtain.
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Army Moon Shot Aims To Reach Lunar Surface This Weekend
The Army readies its 30 pound probe nicknamed June IT for a lunar flight that could last four hours or longer, pursuing a surface hit while rivals from the Air Force have previously sent lighter satellites toward the moon. The mission seeks bold propulsion and autonomous maneuvering to overcome earth gravity, with a one in two chance of success.
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Prohibition Repeal Marked 25 Years in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg AP notes the repeal of the national Prohibition law turned 25 as Pennsylvania marked the occasion. A state delegation gathered in Harrisburg on December 5 to ratify the repeal and the sale of intoxicating beverages, with the General Assembly funding modestly and the state liquor board established three days before ratification.
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Fire at Dover home kills ten members of family
A kerosene lantern explosion leveled a two story dwelling in central Delaware killing ten people in an isolated home. Fifteen related Negro residents lived there without electricity or running water. Levena Carter, 5, died from injuries, Valarie Wilson, 3, survived in critical condition, and six of her siblings perished along with relatives William Archer 12 Lydia Archer 10 months and Marcardt Bessix 22 from Smyrna visiting family. The mother Callie Wilson 28 was at work and the husband Samuel was in Georgia.
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Consultant Dies in Pittsburgh
Victor St Lawrence G1 industrial const ant and fermier vice president industrial relations for Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp died Wednesday night in Pittsburgh.
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Industrial Constant
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Southern DemI Rap Butler Call For Resignation
A fractured North South Democratic split surfaced at a party hearing today over civil rights. A southern attendee called National Chairman Paul Butler a troublemaker and urged removal while others in the National Committee showed support for Butler’s civil rights plank. The piece notes ongoing disputes within Louisiana and the national committee’s authority to remove members, with Gravel and Talbot figures shaping the debate.
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Corry Youth Charged In Area Accident
A Corry area youth was charged in a local accident in which a private driveway involved a collision with a vehicle. Witnesses and police identified Richa Ayers and Molan Webb as drivers. Damages were filed for 860 to Ayers and 15 10 to Webb, with Ayers facing charges for failing to stop.
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Premier Of Italy Fights For Gov't
Italy’s premier fights to save his government as a confidence vote nears. The chamber prepares to debate the entire program while coalition partners falter. Christian Democrats and Communists lose ground after May elections.
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Oldest Cardinal Dies in Santiago at 92
Santiago Chile mourns as Cardinal Caro, 92, oldest member of the College of Cardinals, dies after service as archbishop of Santiago since 1939. Cradinall Garo, 93, archbishop of Santiago, noted as the oldest cardinal in the church.
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Marty Cradinall Garo
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UN Cyprus Peace Talks Fail Amid Plan Fizzle
UN efforts to launch peace talks for Cyprus fizzled as a compromise plan failed to secure General Assembly backing. The Political Committee split 31 22 with 28 abstentions and fell short of the two thirds needed. Greece Turkey and Britain were urged to negotiate.
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