Many Complaints Hover Over Army Callups
National Guard and reserve units recalled to duty face morale and supply concerns. Critics say hurry up and wait tactics echo past wars, while Pentagon sources report only a small fraction of 119000 callups filing complaints. Kennedy addressed critics at a news conference, urging understanding of patriotic service and a possible shorter term of active duty.
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Rwis
Wisconsin
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O'Konski
Japan Builds Fourth Postwar Sub with Keel Laying
Japan advances submarine construction with keel laying at Mitsubishi Kobe yard for a fourth postwar sub. A sister boat's keel is planned to be laid tomorrow at Kawasaki yard nearby.
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Mitsubishi
Kobe
Red China threatens to invade India over border clashes
New Delhi AP report says Communist China warned it may invade India’s northeast if New Delhi continues military activity near Ladakh and Bara Hoti. Nehru rejected the threat, citing Chinese posts south of the McMahon Line and disputed border incursions in Ladakh.
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Bara Hoti
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City Plans Beautification At West Washington Land-Fill Site
City officials discussed beautifying about three acres at the West Washington street land-fill site. Streets chief JR Dearing urged planting seedlings now while space remains for 12 to 15 years. Safety director Raymond Weber warned against costly seedlings, and parks chief Robert Grice was tasked to explore options to improve the area.
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Robert Grice
Parks and Public Property
Earhart Bones Debunked by UC Anthropologist
Anthropologist Theodore McCown of UC concluded seven pounds of bones and teeth found at Supan are not Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan remains. He based his verdict on X ray and microscopic tests, saying the bones belong to Orientals rather than the missing aviators. Local San Francisco radio figure Fred Goerner had unearthed the remains and sent them for analysis.
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Amelia Earhart
Pacific
Fred Noonan
Theodore McCown
University of California
Miss Earhart
Noonan
San Francisco
Fred Goerner
McCoyn
North Shady Avenue Would Be City Bypass
City streets director J R Dearing urged state takeover of North Shady Avenue to relieve downtown traffic. He described the 0.0 mile route with a bridge and sharp curve as dangerous to heavy vehicles, noting that nearby rail crossing worsens the risk. No action was taken yet. further study and possible state support may occur later.
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North Shaidy Avenue
Coluntus Avenue
J. R. Dearing
Dearne
Sued Roads
North Shady Avenue
Dear Ing
Luin
Stiee
Limes
Buck Crashes Through Window Injuring Woman on Turnpike
A deer crashed through a car windshield on the Pennsylvania Turnpike injuring Mary Axe, 25, of Cleveland. She was listed in satisfactory condition at Bedford County Memorial Hospital with facial abrasions and lacerations. State Police said the buck was attempting to cross the highway and struck the auto.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Here
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Cleveland
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Wek
U S Man In Orbit May Be Reality This Year
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States pushes toward orbiting a four man crew this year. John H Glenn Jr prepares in a ready room near the Atlas booster and Mercury control center as scientists engineers and technicians race against possible delays. Glenn moves into special quarters to train for the projected three orbit around the world.
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United States
John H Glenn Jr
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Spe
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Liu
Marine Teutenant
Deer with symmetric antlers captivates Journal photographers
Journal photographers capture a scene of a stag with perfectly symmetrical antlers, described as a hunter’s prize due to the flawless rack and regal pose.
First day buck deer season marked by deaths and injuries
Wildlife reports mix exultation and tragedy as opening day yields hunter injuries and deer deaths. A Bradford man wounded, a Wesleyville man dies of a heart attack while hunting, and weekend counts vary across Meadville and Jamestown areas amid winter storms and standout elk-like sightings.
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Jim Waeren
Titusville
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Meadville
Donwid E Weaver
Bradford
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Glenn J. Walters
Wesleyville
Cherry Grove
Lewis Signorelli
Kane
New Franklin
Richard Mantsel
Verona
Cleveland
Opposition to U S seat for Red China at U N
The UN General Assembly enters a stormy debate as Asian-African nations press to bar Red China from the United Nations. Ceylonese ambassador Malassekera accuses the United States of sowing hatred between the two Chinas and people, criticizing Adlai Stevenson’s call to keep the door closed.
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N.Y
API
China
General Assembly
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Peiping
Washington
GP Malassekera
United States
Thruway crash in Buffalo kills three in rain
A heavy downpour fueled a head-on collision on the New York State Thruway in Buffalo killing two men and a woman. Four others were injured. The victims were Allan Me Marty, 25. Clarice J. Burns, 44. and Beverly Byerly, 20, all of Buffalo.
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Marty
Clarice J. Burns
Beverly Byerly
Seaway Closes As Ships Prepare Last Upstream Pass
Montreal reports Seaway closed to oceanbound ships at midnight with two lake freighters slated to slip through St Lambert locks for final upstream trips of the season. Inbound tolls were delayed while remaining ships near the lake head aim to reach the waterway before closure.
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Montreal
St. Lin
St. Lambert Locks
Lake-Head
City to share White Street paving cost with state
City officials led by J R Dearing approved notifying the state highway department that White Street will be paved with city participation. A detailed study showed about 1250 feet needing paving with city grading and widening and two intersections Johnson and Ohio streets to be worked into the plan. State paving for next year would proceed if requirements are accepted, with final property costs to be determined later.
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J. R. Dearing
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White Street
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Highway Department
Johnson and
Ohio
Oil Executive Butterworth Dies at 674 Retired VP
Emerson M. Butterworth former vice president at California Texas Di Carp died Sunday in San Francisco. He spent a long career in oil and gas and held leadership roles before retirement.
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Emerson M. Butterworth
California
Texas
di Carp
Not Without Problems In Solictor Score Case
Two solicitor cases in Bath reveal mixed outcomes one man cleared one jailed but issues linger Aldernin M S Cobbett states he fled detention and a Corry warrant on Robert E Knoske itinerant ad service man who swindled five Corry businesses out of 80 dollars apiece in fall 1980 Knoske, jailed in Alden Erie County NY on petty larceny, faces year then transfer to Bath for further detainer on Warren OH poly larceny charge City of Own holds detainee for fraudulent check case Corry action links Knoske to Hebshein Motors Citizens National Bank Meerhoft Tavern Hammond Elevator Co.
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Bath
Warren
Ohio
City of Own
Corry
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Hebshein Motors
Citizens National Bank Meerhoft
Hammond Elevator Co
Knoske
Nike
Fighting Breaks Out Between Congo and UN in Katanga Crisis
Violence erupts as Congolese forces clash with United Nations troops in Katanga. Mortar fire drives panic in Elisabethville as authorities report casualties and uncertain extents of damage. UN officials say they will defend civilians while Katangan provincial leaders appears to anticipate a broader conflict.
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Elisserihville Ie
Willeaptail Fehl
Betwern
Mona Tahombe
Savina Toons
Belisabettiad
Tatay
Katanen
Bowling Alley Tax Protest Sparks City Council Hearing
Pete Russell, owner of Bowl airw alleys on East Wistlington Street, challenged a bowling alley tax in a City Council session. He said he pays about 45 yearly while others may evade, noting the long standing ordinance and unclear enforcement. He insisted he will pay under protest unless all alleys are treated equally, with continuation noted on page eight.
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Bowl Airw
East Wistlington
Russell
J. Fred Kinley
Hark Deake
Corry
Drake
Courie Citimen
Erie Teens Charged With Auto Theft From Union City
Two Erie teenagers Anna Ewing and Melvin Dolan were returned from Brookville to Union City after stealing a car owned by Carl Moore on South Malin Street late Saturday. They pleaded guilty to auto theft, posted $500 property bonds, and await further court action. The stolen vehicle crashed near DuBois, injuring a woman in the other car.
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Union City
Jefferson County
Brookville
Paul Behan
Anna Ewing
Melvin Dolan
Justice of the Peace Ward
Billey
Unter City
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