Corry Ends With Eight Inches Of Snowfall
Corry faced heavy snowfall as 8 inches blanketed the area with lingering blizzard conditions. Crews labored through the night to clear streets amid broken equipment while postal and highway workers reported delays and urged sidewalk shoveling to aid deliveries.
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Mercury
Veto
Post Office
Postal Department
Port Office
Weather Bureau
State Highway Department
Erie County
Faubus Foes Win Seats On School Board
Three businessmen opposed by Gov. Faubus won Little Rock School Board seats amid ongoing desegregation tension. The election split on integration stalled by a federal order for affirmative steps toward racially mixed classes.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval EB. Faubus
Faubus
Ted L. Lamb
Amis Guthridge
Capital Citizens Counel
Pabus
Inc
Lamb
W. P
Billy) Rector
Everett Tucker Jr
Russell Matson Jr
Charles W. Stephens
Central High
Assn
Tucker
Malion
Rector
Ally
Ted J. McKinley Jr
McKinley
Citizens Council
TWA resumes flights after 17 day machinists strike
Trans World Airlines ends 17 day shutdown and restarts scheduled service from New York to Los Angeles with the first flight departing shortly after midnight. Western and international flights expected to resume later in the week as planes from abroad prepare to depart. The strike involved 6700 machinists.
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Kanead Cits
Trans World Airlines
New York
Las Los Angeles
Corryite Named To State Post By Masons
Erie area Frater Eric Fogle wins Most Excellent Grand Scribe of the Grand Holy Royal Arch in Pennsylvania at the Grand Chapter meeting in Philadelphia. He has held multiple offices and is a veteran Masonic leader with long service in the 21st district. He will assume Most Excellent Grand Scribe duties in Philadelphia on Saint John Day, December 27.
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The
Grand Holy Royal
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cally
Fogle
Bure Sa Lodge
Stu Vaion City
Columbus
Corry
Occident Council
Clarence
Foule
Conristo- TV Ih
Erie
Ren Zem
Anishis of
York Cross At
Keystone Priory
Pittsburgh
St. John's
Red Cross
Constanting
Eric Fogle
Moat Excelence Grand Spside
St. John Day
Elks Rites Attended By Large Gathering
About 200 members attended Elks rites with Roy Cooper of Saint Thomas Church delivering brief eulogies. Speakers included LP Baker OH Mateen, William Huet, and others, paying tribute to deceased members in a solemn ceremony.
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Siearly
Jieysons
Menor
Corry Tridge
Teles
Roy
Cv Cooper
St. Thom
Emergency powers sought in Havana crisis by president
President Pale eondy Butist has asked the Cabinet to declare a state of national emergency. He seeks sweeping powers to quell the rebellion led by Mdei Casiry amid congressional paralysis and rising unrest.
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Havana
Mdei Casiry
Congress
De Gaulle Calls For Algerian Liberation
French Prime Minister Charles de Gaulle urged liberty happiness and dignity for Algeria's nine million Muslims before any political settlement in a three minute broadcast. He avoided pledging political or economic integration with France and said the political solution would appear when liberty and dignity are realized.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Alvera
Sahara
de Gaulle
Ina
Paris
Jane
France
Burglars Hit Canadohta Cottage Stolen Sleeping Bags Found
Police report a string of break ins around Canadohta Lake between September and November. Rob Robertson of Swissvale credits a garage theft and a hotel owner’s sleeping bags as the loot, with three bags later recovered on site. Officers believe a lake-area thief may be responsible as more bags were stolen from a mixer’s storage.
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Canadohta Cottage
William Irwin
Coney State
Irwin
X Attace
Canadohia Lake
Robert Redshaw
Swissvale
Pit Redshaw
Aks En aLwins
Redshaw
Lott
Orheley
Uyen
Policiai
John Mixer
R. D
Butler
Mixers Waitdine
Mixer
Byilery
Truck Slams Snow Plow in Whiteout on Highway
A snowstorm caused a truck to crash into a highway plow west of Spar hinsburg. The driver of the truck and a helper were not injured. The plow, operated by Win old Boyle, 49, Union City, was damaged and the incident cost about 150 dollars. Police reported no serious injuries.
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Sparhinsburly
Blaze Polive
Chy
Olfkens
Winold Boyle
Union City
Dent
Ginather
Triven
Richard Blowers
Eric
Snick
Local political figure cited in unusual hospital observatory note
A fragmented report mentions Joven M. Shir, a senior staffer from an unspecified agency, linked to a local democratic organization. The text notes hospital observation today and a Pittsburg area reference, with unclear context or actions.
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Pittshungh
Joven M. Shir
Allagheny
Myth
Hate Democratic Organi
Hits
Merey Hospital
Jar Observatian
Civil Rights Board Probes Alabama Case
The Civil Rights Commission hears Alabama charges over denied access to ballots. County officials face subpoenas as federal probes seek records. Barrow, Bullock, Dallas, Lawrence, Wilcox, Macon counties mix of resistance and state orders. One commission member is J Ernest Wilkins.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Civil Fights Commission
John A. Hannah
Robert G. Storey
Federal Commission
Bix
T Hat Newroes
Hannah
HPCE
Barsdowr
Bullock
George Wallace
Dallas
Lawhides
Wilcox
Macon
John Patterson
J. Ernest Wilkins
Chicago
Survivor of rocket blast in critical condition in Kansas
Lawrence Kansas AP one survivor of a rocket explosion that killed three chemical engineers remained in critical condition Richard Wright 26 moved from Mars Pa to work at the Callery Chemical Co plant Elmer Boyd J Lawrence was in fair condition Five men prepared to launch a small experimental rocket with a secret jet the explosion was un authorized and occurred on their own time Navy officials are investigating Callery makes boron compound fuels for missiles and jets under Navy contract
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Lawrence
Kan
Richard Wright
Mars
Callery Chemical Co
Elmer Boyd
J. Lawrence
Catlery
U.S. Navy
Callery
Navy
Boyd
Charle
William S. Reynolds
Kuns
Frank Wengrzyn
Postpone Blue Cross Hearings in Harrisburg
AP reports Insurance Commissioner Primemn R. Smith postponed December hearings on proposed out patient hospital group plans for expanded treatment. The delay aims to give Blue Cross and Blue Shield groups time to negotiate a compromise agreement.
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Blue Cross
Harrisburg
Sta
Primemn R. Smith
Watt
SMU
Blue Shield
Army Terms Moon Rocket Success Eyes Second Shot
Army scientists report Pioneer 1 reached an altitude of about 6.64 miles before reentering atmosphere, marking a partial success but failing to reach lunar orbit. Air Force missions meanwhile reached 71,300 miles and faced two further failures. Army aims to adjust the Pioneer program for a second attempt toward the moon.
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Army
Washington
APY
Ain al
Space
North Africa
Air Force
Tukeoth
Cape Canaveral
Moon
Earth
Swirling Snow Causes City Paralysis and School Closures
A historic snowstorm blankets the region from the plains to New York with Oswego reporting a record 3 inch single day snowfall, 19.1 inches in 24 hours previously, while Pulaski and Massena log heavy totals. Winds whip to 40 mph, ice expands on the lakes, and upstate New York schools close as travel grinds to a halt.
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New York
Mississippi Valley
Oswego
Upstate
Pulaski
N.Y
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Massena
N. Y
S1 Lawrence Seaway
Iowa - Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
Llinois
Indiana
Ohio
Midway Airport
Chicago
Three Truck Drivers Die In Bunkhouse
Lancaster Missouri reported the deaths of three truck drivers who slept in a bunkhouse at a service station. Coroner Bryce Normen cited the first victim Louis Lee Warden of Little Rock as dying of a heart attack with autopsies pending for the others. State police will test tissue samples to determine a cause.
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Lancaster
Arkansas
Missouri
Bryce Normen
Louis Lee Warden
Little Rock
Malvern
Ark
Warden
Ed Judd
U.S. Highway 61
W Hosking
John Parker
Williams Briner
Norman
Diamond Ring Stolen From Maltby Home
George Huger of Maltby reports a $350 diamond ring stolen from his wife while she baked bread last October. He said a Halloween party at their home involved several youths and the ring later disappeared, and they filed an insurance claim showing the ring valued at $350.
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George Huger
Maltphreet
Gettin
Truman Says 60 Dem Race Wide Open
Former President Truman says the 1960 Democratic nomination fight remains wide open as no clear front runner has emerged. He backs no single candidate and notes Stevenson may be pursued if ballots deadlock. Governor Chandler predicts Stevenson cannot win and questions a mayoral nominee.
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Truman
Vornoy
Harry
Guy
Averell Harrimint
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Trufall
Trimman
Stevenson
Jacob M. Arvey
Illinois
Arvey
A. B. 'Hapry Chandler
Kentucky
Tmvelt
Chanter
Quell Attack On Rocket Base Near Swaffham
Military police repelled a suspected saboteur incident at a secret base near Swaffham where workers of a Thor missile launch pad were threatened. About 30 men and women attempted to halt work but were driven off by fire hoses. US supplied RAF base is involved.
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Swaffham
England
API
Dentoneiritors
United States
Royal Air Force
Geneva Attack Negotiations End In Deadlock
United States and Russia announced a deadlock in four week old Geneva talks on preventing surprise attacks. Western delegates pressed for a comprehensive air and missile inspection regime while Soviet officials urged talks on disarmament and Cold War issues.
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Geneva
United States
Russia
Sonty
Stily
Commmunists
AB. Delemule Willand
Vinelli Kuznetsov
Jairst Trelmiea Suudy
EU Wope
Middle East
Honeymoon crash injures bride and mother-in-law
At about 5 p.m. yesterday in Ashtabula Route 20 scene, a honeymoon car left the road striking a tree in front of the police barracks. Bride Marjorie Ann Paich 20 Kokomo Ind. was treated for a knee cut and lacerations. mother-in-law Elizabeth Patch 49 Barachiel Minn. suffered leg and knee fractures. The groom escaped unharmed.
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Ashtabula
Stehtini
Slam
Route 20
Elizabeth Patch
Barachise
Philip Patch
Ashtabula General Hospital
Marjorie Ann Paich
Kokomo
Ind
Police |Eath
North Korea Accused of Kidnapping Seizure at Sea
Seoul reports North Korean agents kidnapped 14 Tibetan men and seized seven boats off Korea's east coast after crossing into North Korea's territorial waters on Saturday. The incident involved North Korean radio and local fishermen.
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Seoul
Sun Korea
Kora
North Korea
Berlin West votes to reject Khrushchev plan for free city
West Berliners vote decisively against Soviet aims to end four power control. Brandt and his Localist party win a strong showing, while Communist candidates fail to gain seats. The vote is seen as a plebiscite on removing Allied forces and turning West Berlin into a demilitarized free city.
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Khrushchev
Brandt
Christian Democrats
Konrad Adenauer
Ank
West Berlin
Henting
Christian Bemacerita
Soviet Union
Hihav
Tun i
West Germany
East Germany
Adenauer
Dulles Hospitalized for Inflammatory Intestinal Condition
Secretary of State Dulles, age 60, is in Walter Reed Army Hospital with an inflammatory condition of the upper colon. Doctors report no recurrence of cancer and that his temperature is normal. The State Department announced he entered the hospital 24 hours earlier and will stay several days for treatment before possibly flying to Paris for a NATO meeting.
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Washington Cap
Dulles
State Department
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Department
Walter Reed
Siil
Pariy
Cornell
Blowing Snow Causes Sideswipe Near Corry Bridge
Snow filled the Corry area as two cars traveling east collided near the Broken Straw bridge about 1.5 miles east of Corry on a blizzard afternoon. Stanley Giserak, 40, of Erie, driving a station wagon, sideswiped a vehicle driven by Shumsky, 30, of Corey. No injuries were reported and total damages reached 350 dollars.
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Erie
Corry
Sroken- Straw Bridge
Stanley Giserak
Corry-Spring Creek
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W. Berlin
Civil Rights Board
Pallure
Reveal Dulles
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