Soviet Union cuts off with Albania in bloc split
In Moscow the Soviet Union severed diplomatic ties with Albania in the largest Communist bloc rift since Yugoslavia's expulsion. Khrushchev's attack at the Moscow party congress and Albania's leadership under Enver Hoxha precipitated the break, with Albania backed by China and possibly North Vietnam and North Korea. The Albanian ambassador returned home recently and Moscow ordered the withdrawal of the Soviet embassy and commercial staff.
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Communist Wall Cracking Albania Break May Bring More
The Albania Soviet split signals growing discontent in the Communist bloc and hints at possible further fractures. U S officials say Albania’s status is unclear but the rift widens with Moscow and Tirana. The question remains whether China will follow Moscow’s lead or maintain ties with Albania as Western observers weigh the broader implications.
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Weather Cited In 55 Deaths Over Week End
The Associated Press reports a new snowstorm from the Rockies worsened conditions across the Midwest and South. Weather contributed to at least 55 deaths since a previous storm, with heavy snow closing schools in San Juan County New Mexico and 22 inch drifts closing eastern Arizona roads.
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Please Don't Forget My Sister Santa Please Don t Forget My Sister
A tragic incident in Massena ends with Freddie Downer, seven, dying after a car strike while heading to a store to call Santa for his sister. His father, Einlee Downer, is a patient at a state hospital. Freddie wished Santa would bring a doll, clothes, a high chair, and a carriage for his 3 year old sister Vicky who also hoped for a doll and related items.
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Santa
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Freddie
Preddie
Watertown Hospital
Einlee Downer
Sonia
Wsiy
Vicky
Dolly
Santa Gets Into Trouble On Blue Laws
Santa Claus alias Charles Staeger, 59, of Cornwells Heights, and four helpers were cited by Police Chief Will P. Klempp of Bensalem Township for violating Pennsylvania Sunday Blue Laws by engaging in "painful employment" on the Sabbath at Butch's Discount Market. The five must appear in Justice of the Peace Court. Lower Bucks County Committee for Ethical Retail Practices cites discount houses open on Sunday. spokesman calls it Scrooge-like to tie Santa to the issue.
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Bensalema Township
Santa
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Cornwells Heights
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Riempp
Pennsylvania
Justice of the Peace Court
Lower
Bucks County Committee For Ethical Retail Pracees
Sir Jay
Seek Holdup Pair In Pittsburgh Drugstore Case
Pittsburgh police searched today for two armed men who held up a Penn Hill drugstore, escaped with at least $2 in cash and an undetermined total of checks and money orders.
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Congo Fighting Triggers Katanga Demonstrations Abroad
In Leopoldville and Elisabethville turmoil grows as UN forces push to restore order in Katanga. Gen McKeown says Tshombe lost control. mercenaries influence fighting. U Thant and Stevenson seek peaceful unity while Britain calls for cease fire. Katanga youth riot at the U.S. consulate. pro Katanga demonstrators attack the U.S. Embassy in Brussels.
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Elisabethville
Eichmann Guilty Verdict Shocks World in Israel Trial
Adolf Eichmann was convicted by a three judge Israeli tribunal of crimes against the Jews and humanity and war crimes. The court found him an important cog in Hitler’s machinery and sentenced is expected by Friday with death on the gallows anticipated. The verdict described his role as chief of the Gestapo Bureau for Jewish affairs and the transport of millions to extermination camps.
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Salvation Army Opens Family Basket Applications
Salvation Army accepts requests for its annual family baskets at the East Washington Street citadel tomorrow through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Captain Richard Bosh said applicants must provide proof of the number of children, such as birth certificates or school records, to ensure timely distribution.
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City Files Seven Civil and Criminal Tax Suits
Corry tax receiver announces seven suits against residents for failure to file returns or pay city income tax. Defendants include Clifford M. Carroll, Arthur F. Storer, William Morton, and Everett Johnson, with hearings set Friday before Aldermen Cobbett and Auer.
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R. Elwin Puller
Fuller
Clifford M. Carroll
East Main Street
Arthur F. Storer
Elk Street
William Morton
West Bend Street
Everett Johnson
Mott Street
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M. Cobbett
Porter Auer
Storer
Morton
Bloomfield Area Girl 17 Missing Reported
Betty dane Coursim, 17, is missing from her home in the Bloomfield area. Authorities were notified to locate her, described as five feet five inches, about 128 pounds, brown hair and blue eyes, last seen in a black leather finger tip length coat and dark shoes. Call Titusville police with any information. Irving A Duffy was elected board chairman of the Phileo Corp.
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Bettydane Coursim
RD. 3
Titusville
Pinned By Car Area Motorist Earns Injury
Leonard H. Willcox 28 of Corry escaped injury after his station wagon overturned on Route 6 four miles west of Corry. His vehicle skidded on ice, struck guard posts and rolled over several times. He was pinned briefly then freed by a passing motorist and taken to Mercy Hospital, later released. Vehicle demolished with $450 damage.
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New School Boards Meet Tonight In Corry Area
The Corry School Board and the Garry Area Joint School Committee meet at the high school tonight in successive sessions. They face building needs and a potential merged or union district under Act Gil, with state incentives and a timetable that could push reforms into 1965. Local boards weigh funds, autonomy, and the impact on six municipalities including Columbus and Spring Creek as growth pressures loom.
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