New Orleans Quiet During Blockade
A massive police blockade of William Frantz elementary school continued in New Orleans as federal integration deadlines neared. Demonstrations persisted and white parents escorted children amid patrols while a Supreme Court stay request and funding issues dominated city and state actions.
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New Orleans
Deep South
William Frantz
McDonagh No
United States Supreme Court
Orleans Parish
James ¥. Redinand
Frantz
Snowstorm Dims Deer Hunters Across Corry Region
A major snowstorm on November 30 blankets the city and closes highways, with 3 to 7 inches expected in parts of northern Pennsylvania and southern New York before nightfall. Corry tops local low temperatures at 26, while Mayville, Westfield, and Fane sit in the mid-20s as the season’s worst snow to date reshapes travel and hunting prospects.
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Pier A
Corry
Mayville
Westfield
Fane
Army Garrison Seizes Laos Capital at Dawn
Reports say an army garrison seized control of the administrative capital at dawn in Laos amid conflicting accounts. The takeover, said to support Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma, followed scattered firing near Chitaimo army camp and claims of subdued pro-Communist elements amid the brief confrontation.
Hunters Spoil Open Deer Season With Shootings and Theft
Debris of hunting misconduct clouds opening day news as a 20 year old Youngsville woman is wounded in the arm when a 21 year old McDonald man fires a pistol in a trailer camp. Gar galls, Gay gatla, and others face fines or hospital care amid reports of inappropriate behavior and a car confrontation over a deer near Marienville.
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Youngsville
Weatt
Shirley Zenner
David A. Gargalls
McDonald
Gaygatla
Sti Warren General Hospital
Marienvile
Pittsburgh
James Bomer
Bomer
Postmaster urges fast Christmas mail action in Corry
Corry Postmaster James Sullivan urges residents to mail Christmas cards and gifts promptly to avoid delays. The post office hours are extended Saturday 5 p.m. and weekday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with Sundays closed. Return and recipient addresses should be clear with zone numbers and first class mail preferred. Local delivery bundles should be placed in lobby or official boxes. Businesses asked to delay holiday catalogs until after December 25. Individuals should mail out of town cards by December 10 and local area cards by December 15.
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Sullivan
Corrylles
Father and son die as truck falls on auto
A tractor trailer loaded with slate skidded in wet snow and toppled onto a car in Palmer Township Northampton County. Sterling Campbell 46 and his son Clifford 14 were killed. The truck driver was charged with involuntary manslaughter.
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Bablun
Lar
Northampton County
Sterling Campbell
Clifford
Palmer Township
On & Hundon
Deer Kills Reported Across Corry Area
Local notes report multiple deer killings around Corry and Warren Crawford counties. Jerry Rowch, 12, near East Pleasant Street, accounts for a four point buck of about 115 pounds. Arthur Cochran, 122 East Frederick Street, reports an eight point buck around 440 pounds near Son Buck Swain. Carl E B Swann, 7 Setota Street, records a six point buck about 115 pounds in Wayne Township. Henry Butcher, Welch Hill area, notes a seven point, 165 pound buck killed.
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Jerry Rowch
East Pleasant Street
Torpedo
Arthurr Cochran
East Frederick Street
Eght-Point
Sonbuck
Deer theft, arrest, and hunting incident reported
A Pittsburgher provided a description to state game officials after a car incident. Walter Anthony of Cochranton, 5 in Venango County, jailed for 10 days after plead guilty to stealing a deer near a Jackson Township hunting camp. Norman Cole of Stoneham reported a hunted dog shot and killed. hunters were seen near his field. authorities were notified.
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Bomer
Cochranton Mart
Walter Anthony
Veningo County
Jackson Township
Anthony
Paul F Bedford
Pranklin
Warren County
Norman Cole
Stoneham
Cole
Ohe
Fears Congo Disaster If UN Pulls Troops
UN official Hammarskjold warned that Congo could crumble if UN forces withdraw quickly. Yugoslavia and others pulled or threatened small contingents as Security Council debated Lumumba and Congo leadership. Soviet delegate pressed for Lumumba’s release and disarmament of Mobutu’s forces.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dug Hammarskjold
Security Council of the Congo
Yugoslavia
Jannounerd
U.N. Congo
Ceyton
United Arab Republic
Valerian Zorn
Hammarskjold
Cpt
Ail
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Lumumba
Joseph Mobutu
Hoffa Bond Posts While Union Job Probed
Accused Hoffa, indicted with two associates, surrendered to U S Marshals after posting bond and continuing work with the Teamsters. The case centers on a Sun Valley Florida land project and alleged misuse of more than a half million dollars in Teamsters funds. Henry Lower and Robert E McCurry Jr faced removal hearings related to Florida relocation.
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Chicago
API
Janvis R. Hoffa
Tis Nower Fu
Hoffa
Commishines
Tearhatet
Vrand Jung
Oflandd
Ion
Sun Valley
Heffe
U.S. Marshals Office
Beure Pukete
Henry Lower
Robert E. Mecurry Jr
Detroit
Thke
Theodor Legig
Mottray
Florida
Lower
Detroi Tramsters
Aid McCarthy
Manastr
Ie Bank of Commonwealth
Detrist
Washington
Atty
William P. Rogers
FBT
Grand Jury Sun Valley
Lie
Ite
Brevard County
Edwin H. Willis
Titusville
Pla
Rogers
Teamsters
Wulow
Corry Woman Held In Toy Sale Fraud
Agnes Upperman of 8 Spring Street was arrested on a warrant for fraud and embezzlement tied to toy orders and cash payments taken at home toy parties. She pled guilty before Alderman Cobbett and was released on $500 bond. A hearing is set for next Monday.
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Agnes Upperman
Spring Street
Seventh Hunter Shot To Death During Deer Season
A 20 year old hunter, Frederick Innerst Jr. of East Berlin Adams County, was found dead in the woods by two other hunters. Coroner Fort Miller said Innerst was struck in the chest by a stray bullet. The deer season has claimed seven hunter deaths already, with five other fatalities due to heart attacks.
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Williamorris
Adams County
Prederick Inperst Jr
East Berlin
Lycoming County
Fort Miller
Innerst
Oslo doctor wins US grant for aviation research
Dr Carl Wilhelm Semdnep sen of Oslo's Gaustad Asylum receives a grant from the U S Federal Aviation Agency to study effects of job plane advice of pilots. The U S Army Research Institute also funds his study into mental lines.
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FAA Aids Research
Oslo
Norway
Carl Wilhelm Sem Dnepbsen
Gaustad
U. S. Federal Avision Agency
U.S. Army Research Institute
Tractor Accident Kills Clymer Logger Yeager
Yeager a Peckin Hill manatt partner in a logging operation died when a tractor rolled on a slight grade near Panora Bear Lake Road in Chautauqua County. His wife Helen witnessed the accident. Surviving include a daughter, a son, four brothers, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Spitner Funeral Home in Clymer Saturday at 2:30 pm with burial in West Mina Cemetery. Friends may call tonight and tomorrow.
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tAgama
Laverne Vesper
Peckin Hill
Yeager
Delores Kubasik
Erie
Laurence
Sinte Colles
Frank
Jamestown
George
Watts Flats
N.Y
Burl Erie
Ray
Synicuse
Mr. Yeageer
Spitner Funeral Home
Clymer
Ture
West Mina
Castro Forces Subdue 11 Men In Battle Near Cuban Capital
Cuban government says it destroyed an insurgent band at Cabanas 32 miles from Havana capturing 11 men including leader Captain Clodomire Miralda Mendiela who was wounded and whose brother was killed. An army officer died and four were wounded in the clash amid earlier reports of 200 fighters. Continued on page eight.
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Havana
Cabanas
Clodomire Miralda Mendiela
Fidel Castro
Miranda Mendela
Castro
Seborued
Kennedy Stevenson talk amid baptism and cabinet cues
A Kennedy Stevenson conference dominated by talks on a 10 page foreign aid report and possible cabinet moves. Kennedy announced Udall as interior secretary and Ribicoff Hodges Hodges as commerce. Rusk eyed as potential state secretary with possible ambassador post for Stevenson. The baptism of John F Kennedy Jr. and a Stevenson Kennedy discussion frame the day.
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Washington
John
Adlai B. Stevensun
Cade
Dean Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Truman
Rusk
State Department
Kennedy
Stevenson
Othe
Uies
Jom P. Kennedy Jr
Chapel Town University
Hos
New York
Defense
Stewart L.udall
D-Ariz
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Health, Education and Welfare
Gover H. Hodges
North
Grand Jury Indicts 8 Office Furniture Firms
A federal grand jury indicted eight office furniture manufacturers for conspiracy to fix prices and stifle competition. Co conspirators include three other firms. penalties can reach $50,000 per offense. Indicted firms include Jamestown Corp and Ark Metal Inc with plants in New York, Ohio, Maryland, and Rochester area.
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Bupkalu
O Ihe Mation
New York
Hot
Dolin
Hendersony Ae
Shwiyr Rand Corp
Aitida
Marietta
Oho
Ark Metal, Inc
Jamestown
James Found Avenel
Yorman
Erbe Mie Co
Richester
Union City Borough to trim police force and parking rules
Union City Borough Council voted to reduce the police force from four to three starting January 1. The last two recruits will be cut, with one or two officers hired as needed for extra duty. A 12 minute meter will be installed at the Union Bank space on Mall Street to ease loading for liquor licensees. The wage tax was reenacted unchanged for 1901. The borough will buy nine used tractors for winter sidewalk plowing and establish a routine bar to cut lierds tone on berms during five summer months.
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Union City
Giéit Harriman
Union Bank
Mall Street
Slate
Lierds
Hospitals press for public hearings on drug use in hospitals
Harrisburg AP reports that Sol Turnoff, secretary of the Board of Pharmacy, says a plan to tighten hospital pharmacy operations will include public hearings in March. The board will set ground rules at a January session and decide hearing locations at next month’s meeting, amid hospital objections about costs and drug substitutions. Continuous coverage noted on Page Three.
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Harrisburg
Board of Pharmacy
Bene Bressuned
Sol Turnoff
Turnoff
Wilk
Ing General
Sone
Corry Burden Lightest In Area Tax Survey
A 1901 city budget sets Corry’s operating funds at 23,274 with Corry taxpayers paying 29.9 dollars per person. Nine cities surveyed—Titusville, Erie, Sharon, Franklin, Meadville, Oil City, Farrell and New Castle—show Corry’s per person share lowest amid larger populations and higher city budgets. Titusville leads with 60.53, while New Castle residents would pay 74.1 per person.
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Corry
Titusville
New Castle
Erle
Sharon
Franklin
Meadville
Oil City
Farrell
U.S. Withdraws Navy Fleet From Caribbean Sea
The White House says Navy ships patrolling off Guatemala and Nicaragua have been withdrawn after those governments reported danger from Communist aided revolts had passed. President Eisenhower had ordered the patrol last month in response to requests from Guatemala and Nicaragua. Leaders in both countries had charged Cuban backed insurgents had aided insurrections before the pullback.
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Hing
Guatemala
Nica
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