British Troops Attack Rebels in Brunei Oil Fields
British and Gurkha forces launched an attack on rebels in Seria oil fields Brunei as skirmishes flared in Brunei Town. About 600 rebels reportedly surrendered while one British soldier was wounded and police posts remained under government control. The rebel leader Azahar proclaimed defiance from Manila urging mediation with Kennedy.
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Brunei
Seria
Little
Borteo
Rakyat (People’s) Party
Legislative Council
Kusla Belatt
Shell Oil Co
Sera
A. M. Azahar
Philippine
Manila
Kennedy
Brune
Sarawak
North Borneo
Children Tell Santa Their Christmas Wishes in Corry
About 300 youngsters with parents braved the weather to tell Santa Claus what they want for Christmas. Santa appeared at 1 p.m. outside the Municipal Building, rode in a convertible, and returned to the Citizens National Bank lot due to rain. Children watched themselves on the bank’s TV display while waiting, and each received a free candy cane donated by the Corry Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Division.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Citizens National Bank of
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Gas Company Ordered To Refund Rates On Winter Bills
Corry residents may see fuel bill reductions as Tennessee Gas Transmission agrees to about 130 million dollars in refunds nationally. The Public Utility Commission announced the six year dispute over rate hikes will result in lower rates for about 40 Pennsylvania gas suppliers with refunds reaching distributors and eventually individual users.
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Corry
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
TGC
Pennsylvania Gas
Transmission Company
Carter Hill
Tennessee
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Houston
Area Burn Victim Audrey Barringer Dies in Jamestown
Nine-year-old Audrey Barringer of Sherman died at Jamestown General Hospital from burns suffered when an electric heater caused a home fire on November 17. She was the daughter of Ivan and Gertrude Barringer, R. D. 1 Sherman. Spriver Funeral Home is arranging. Local civic groups had been raising funds for the girl since the fire.
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Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Audrey Barringer
Ivan and
Gertrude Barringer
Sherman
Spriver
Russia Reveals Record Budget For 1969 Spending
The Soviet government unveils a record 876 billion rubles budget for 1969, with military outlays rising to 13.9 billion rubles from 13.4 billion and a planned income of 87.6 billion against 86.1 billion in expenditures. Finance Minister Vasily Gorbachev presented the plan at the Supreme Soviet's opening session.
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Come
First Car Sled Mishap In 62 Almost Tragic
A ten year old Corry boy was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition after sliding into a car while sled riding on East South street. Police advise parental supervision. no charges will be filed against the 17 year old driver Erol B. Hassan.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
William Donaghue
John Donaghue
East South Street
King Street
Erol B. Hassan
Hassan
Corry Area High School
Dick Powell Cancels Shows in 1962 63 Season
Dick Powell cancels television appearances for the rest of the 1962-63 season on doctor's orders while undergoing treatment for throat and lymph gland cancer. A Powell spokesman said the doctor advised he was not ready to return to work. Henry L Wilder publisher of the Lebanon Daily News died unexpectedly while visiting friends in Sinking Springs.
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Dick Powell
Powell
Worlk
Lebanon
Henry L Wilder
The
Lebanon Daily News
Sinking Springs
U S Plans Long Range Aid Program For India
U S military experts proposed a three stage aid plan to bolster India's armed forces beyond emergency relief. They envisage modernization over years with potential costs around one billion dollars while initial aid to India totalled about 15 million. General Paul D Adams noted winter clothing as a priority for Indian troops.
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Washington
U.S
India
Ching
Minne
Paul D. Adams
U.S. Strike Command
Adams
U-5
Corry Youth Shot In Accident At Shooting Site
A 15 year old Corry youth was treated at Memorial Hospital for a shotgun wound to the left foot from a mishap while target shooting near Columbus. Fredrick Carter, son of Mrs Lester Gray, fired pellets into the foot when trying to free a jammed 410 shotgun. The incident occurred on a fort owned by the companion’s father Carl John son.
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Coity
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus
Fredrick Carter
Lester Gray
West Bend Street
Carter
Carl Johnson
Corry Motorist Seriously Injured In Collision Near Corry
A Corry man, Howard D. Stauffer, 23, suffered severe facial lacerations and chest injuries when his northbound car collided head on with Curtis Vanderschaaft, 18, of Clymer, south of Corry on the Columbus Clymer road at 7 15 p.m. Saturday. Vanderschaaft escaped injury due to his seat belt.
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Corry
Clymer
Columbus-Clymer
Howard D.stauffer
West Park Place
Corry Memorial, Hospital Laboratory
Curtis Vanderschaaff
Vanderschaaft
Stauffer
Bratify Fer
Light snow, few crashes mar weekend traffic
Police report only two minor accidents over the weekend with light damage and no injuries. A Saturday collision on North Center street involved ice and a rear impact. a Sunday rear-end crash at North Center and Smith streets also occurred amid icy conditions. Rescue teams meanwhile faced a deadly coal mine explosion in Carmichaels Pa with 16 bodies recovered and 21 missing, as crews work in a disrupted ventilation system and salvage efforts continue.
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North Center Street
Lawrence S. Lobdell
Burton Street
North Center
Bary L. Buebee
R. D
Corry
Lobdell
Burbes
Ronald A. Hamilton
Snyder Circle
Charles R. Ward
Findley Lake
Smith Streets
Sail Hamilton
Ward
Hamilton
Carmichaels
U.S. Steel Corp
Robena No. 3
U.S. Steel
Pittsburgh
Lewis Evans
State Secretary of Mines
Evans
Andrew Horvath
Point Marion
John Moore
U.S. Strel
Frick Miles
James Girod
Frick
Kennedy opens files over Adlai Stevenson Cuba crisis
AP reports Life magazine disputed a Post account that Kennedy aimed to shape a semi official chronology of the Cuban crisis. White House denied Stevenson as an appeaser and Kennedy expressed full confidence in Stevenson despite ongoing controversy and editorial speculation.
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New York
Life Magheine
Kennedy
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jose
Life
Ginday
Saturday Evening Post
Stevenson
White House
Charles Bartlett
Stewart
Ant. Sfter
United Nations
Bartlett
Alsop
Post
Inne Week
New York Daily News
Stevenaon
Teamsters End Strike Against Cleveland Papers
Teamsters plan to end the strike against Cleveland's daily papers while Newspaper Guild members keep the papers closed. Guild members voted to refuse work while editors and business staff align with ongoing stand to refuse, with the strike starting November 29.
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Teamsters
Cleveland
Slevelanu
Unio
Hay
Dar Lee
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