Spaak Defends Congo Mission In United Nations
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul Henri Spaak tells the U N Security Council that Africa faces racist manipulation as Congo Brazzaville accuses the U S and Belgium of planning to massacre blacks. He insists the Stanleyville rescue was humanitarian not military and demands proof of the accusations.
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United Nations
Paul-Henri Spaak
Africa
Europe
Spaak
U.N. Security Council
United States
Belgium
Congo
Stanleyville
Ing
Congo Brazzaville
U.S
County tax cut hopes fade as surplus shrinks
County Controller Byron Clapper reported a drop from an anticipated 400000 surplus to about 50000. Investment balance fell from 700000 to 594000, with potential year end reach near 450000 if funds can be turned over. Remaining expenses total about 400000, while state reimbursement for Grandview Hospital remains unresolved.
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Byron Claper
Clapper
Treasury
Grandview Hospital
Erie County TB
William O. Hill
Louis Rzymek
Pred Jamberton
Dem
Owner Witnesses Demolition of His Apartment Building
Isi Venezky, returning from a business trip, watched a wrecking crew demolish his two story apartment house near his home in Los Angeles. A Glendale wrecker blamed a neighboring vacant property for the mistake and the owner vowed to consult his lawyer.
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Los Angeles
Isi Venezky
Chicago
Venesky
Wenezky
Wrecking Company
Burbanik
Glendale
Burbank
Glendale Wrecker
Mother Careless Two Children Die in Philadelphia Fire
Vera Schoofield 23 faces child neglect charges after a North Philadelphia fire killed Marcella 3 and Twana two months. Their sister Yvette 2 is in critical condition with severe burns. Police said the blaze trapped only the third floor and the mother was found three hours after the tragedy.
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Philadelphia
Vera Schoofield
St. Christopher's Hospital For
Kendall Station Changes Hands
Kendall Station at North Center and Washington streets transfers from Clarence Huth to Al Ficcardi. Huth ran the Kendall Refining Company station for 12 years and Ficcardi, previously manager of the Atlantic station at Center and West Smith streets, assumed management this week.
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Kendall
North Center
Washington Streets
Clarence (Tuffy) Huth
al Ficcardi
Huth
Kendall Refining Company
Ficcardi
Atlantic
Center and
West Smith Streets
Cop Shot To Death In Accident At Police Meeting
In Philadelphia an auxiliary police sergeant, Eugene Buffin, 24, was accidentally shot and killed during a weekly force meeting. Lt Henry Ruffin reportedly unloaded his pistol while entering, and the weapon discharged when placed on a desk, striking Buffin in the neck.
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Philadelphia
Force
Eugene Buffin
Henry Foster
Ruffin
Reserve Units To Be Part Of National Guard Under New Plan
Defense Secretary McNamara unveils a plan to shift 150000 Army reservists into the National Guard and place 150000 more in a manpower pool for emergencies. The Organized Army Reserve would disappear and Guard strength would rise to about 550000 with full readiness within 60 days.
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National Guard
Washington
Robert $. McNamara
Army Reserve
Guard
Aps
Arma
Air Force Reserve
Air Guard
McNamara
Defense Department
Congress
Pentagon
Building Material Theft Reported in Erie to Garland Route
Union City man Rivbert Weaver says a truckload of fiber board and plywood dwindled from two stops in Erie to Garland. Only one sheet of plywood and some fiber board remained when unloading began in Garland. Police speculate loss occurred en route or at an earlier stop, possibly theft in flight or Corry.
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Lily Police
Erie
Garland
Rivbert Weaver
Union City
Eriel
Weaver
Pilice
Sam
Frio
Corry
Freed In Slayings of Civil Rights Workers Stuns Gov’t
In Mississippi, a Justice Department request prompted a Biloxi hearing where Commissioner Verta Lee Sweatman freed James Edward Jordan on conspiracy charges. Nineteen other suspects were released at Meridian as government lawyers called for a federal grand jury to review evidence.
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Biloxi
Miss
APJ
Justice Department
Mississippi
Verta Lee Sweatman
James Edward Jordan
Meridian
Esther Carter
FBI
Philadelphia
Horace D. Barenette
Shreveport
Sowberry
Shreveports
James Barton
Justice
Ineitor
Sarnolias
Barton
Barnette
Cullen
Jordan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hancock County
Ku Klux Klan
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Jackson
Robert Owen
Cox
Neshoba County
Lawerence Rainey
Cecil Price
Jenkins Too Sick To Talk At Baker Hearing
Walter W. Jenkins, treated by Dr. Leon Yotherson, is advised not to testify before the Senate Rules Committee on the Bobby Baker probe. Jenkins on a San Juan golf holiday, depression risk noted. committee had voted to subpoena him.
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Jenkins
Baker
Jordan
FBI
Senate
Ellen Rometsch
Washington
Don B. Reynolds
John Sherman Cooper
GOP Committee
Cooper
Johnson
Marine National Bank Declares Third Dividend for Stockholders
The Marine National Bank declares a semiannual dividend of 75 cents per share, the first since its October merger with Citizens National Bank of Corry. The Corry unit now operates as Citizens Corry Office of the Maine National Bank. Dividend payable December 5 to record holders as of yesterday.
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Marine
Marine National Bank Today
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Citizensational Bank
Corry Bank
Citizens Corry
Maine National Bank
Beaeebota
Political Leader Minnie Cunningham Dies in Texas
Mrs. Minnie Fisher Cunningham, 82, a longtime figure in Texas politics for over three decades, died Wednesday in Huntsville Texas. Her career shaped policy and public life, drawing national attention to Texas political movements.
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Huntsville
Tex
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Texas
Atlas Centaur makes orbit in key test flight
Cape Kennedy reports the Atlas Centaur rocket sent its two ton Centaur second stage and a metal moonship model into a precise Earth orbit. The 112 foot booster launched at 9 25 am EST, marking a third success in four Cape Kennedy flights this week and boosting hopes for a late next year Surveyor moon mission.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Surveyor
Centaur
Air Force
Mies
Are Trains Next To Go PRR Railroad Loses Mail Run
The Public Utility Commission considers dropping trains S80 and 501 through Corry as the Post Office outlines new mail routes. Erie to Corry service changes include a 9:50 am arrival from Erie and 2:40 pm return, with a 3:40 pm service new to Corry to speed Erie mail three hours. Corry gains a Brig to Pittsburgh leg at 5:00 pm, while east mail from Renovo shifts to star routes via DuBois and Grand Valley.
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PRR
Public Utility Commission
Frent
Pennsylvania
Railrond
Corry
Post Office
Eice Sn Epa
Erie
Brig
Pittsburgh
Raps
Renuyo
DuBois
Os. Hia
Harrisburg
Aliewna
Statrmaite
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Tae Tse Barill
Wtreet
Wis Mire
W. H. Milchael WD
Copry
Wills Sib
UC Man
Lawrence Raley
U. S
Grane Valley
Renowt
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