Hunt For Cuban Exiles In Bazooka Shot At UN Building
Police hunted Cuban exile groups across New York after a bazooka shell fired toward the United Nations Building exploded harmlessly in the West River. FBI CIA and military intelligence joined the probe as anti Castro supporters clashed outside the UN during Ernesto Guevara’s visit. A woman with a hunting knife was restrained, and a timed mortar device was found aiding the attack.
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New York
United Nations
West River
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Army
Navy
Air Force
Michael J. Murphy
Robert F. Wagner
Police
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
U.N
Fergetes
Ernesto Guevara
Guevara
Cuba
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
General Assembly
New York City
East River
Manhattan
Alderman Court Hears Disputed $218 Plumbing Bill
In Alderman Norbert Bachomer's court this morning an argument between tradesman Robert Garfield and property owner Fred Hannan over a $218.94 bill for gutter and downspout work was settled. Garfield testified Hannan authorized extra work, while Hannan denied knowing of any approval beyond the $136 contract. A deposition from Robert Hollarbaugh supported Garfield's claim. The judge sought a compromise, with Garfield offering some reduction if justified by authorization.
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Norbert Bachomer
Fred Hannan
West Washington Street
Hannan
Robert Garfield
Garfield
Gordon Miller
Robert Hollarbaugh
Sugar Grove
Beatin
Bachomer
Garfiel
Bach Omer
Local Notice Fragment Teases Election Details
Fragmentary OCR hints at a forthcoming political event with mentions of a party, a mayor, and self defense groups. Scattered words suggest a December timeframe and a candidate or group named Tesl by Now or similar, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Spnkesmman
Tesl
Ae All Ean Maryor Self Defense
Sali
Buddhists Mass Protest Threaten Huong Regime in Saigon
Buddhist leaders in Saigon call for a weekend of fasting and prayers and threaten renewed personal crisis reports to topple Premier Tran Van Huong. Monks plan a 48 hour hunger strike and prayers continue as U S aid to South Vietnam rises.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Huong
United States
South Viet Nam
Thick Tinh Khiet
Gordon Etherington- Smith
Darlae
Ngo Dinh Diem
9 To 9 Shopping To Start Tuesday
City merchants will open 9 a m to 9 p m shopping hours Tuesday to begin the Christmas season. The schedule runs through December 23rd with 5 30 p m closing on Christmas Eve. Some stores will stay open until 9 p m Monday for annual stag night ads in The Journals.
Free Parking Week Not a True Free Period Downtown
ATIC GOTTY Clostermas of Commerce announced the week of December 21 will not be a true free parking period downtown. Drivers who park downtown will pay to park. overtime cars will receive courtesy notices, not fines, while meters are monitored. Courtesy tickets will be issued again at the Retail Division of the Chamber’s request to encourage Corry shoppers to stay local.
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Atic Gotty Clostermas
Divisio
Chamber
Corry
Scranton Seeks Expanded PIDA Loan Program
Harrisburg report says Gov Scranton will seek more funds and looser rules for the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority. The plan would open 16 more counties, including Philadelphia, to loans and raise annual appropriations from 12.5 to 14 million next year, with a 4 percent unemployment cutoff and 3 percent floor for lower unemployment areas.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Philadelphia
Gov. Scranton
Pida Board
Professor killed in Wyoming incident near Penn State center
Robert T. McWade, 1, an assistant professor of chemistry at the Wyoming Center of Penn State University, was killed today when his sports car struck a light standard.
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Wyomissing
Robert T. McWade
Wyomissing Center
Penn State University
Bipartisan push to place school board elections on ballots
Erie State Senator William G Besler pushes a bill to move school board elections to a bipartisan format. Corry Democrats show interest as Lesser’s measure advances through the Legislature amid debate over partisan voting in Erie Rimé and other districts. The Erie County School Directors Association backs the proposal, hoping for broad support from parents groups and teachers unions as the bill faces continued legislative action.
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William G. Besler
Erie
Corry
Tne
Lesser
Gerry
Atch & Law
Aliost
Rimé
Republic
Schoal Cheely
Seider
Dlilo
Nhierd
Usten
Hallok
Erie County
School Directors Association
Sehool Directors Association
Ssid Hp
Billrom
Solinal
National Guard May Absorb Better Units Plan
Washington defense chief McNamara proposes dissolving most Army Reserve units and merging the survivors into the National Guard to balance contingency war plans. About half of 300,000 Reservists would join the Guard, expanding it from 400,000 to roughly 550,000, with the rest placed in a general manpower pool for surge needs. ROA protests and local reactions emphasize morale and recruiting concerns amid a two year reserve streamlining.
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Washington
Robert 5. McNamara
Alayer
National Guard
Robert, S. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Reserve Officers ‘Association
ROA
Johnson
Little Rock
Ark
Maupin Cummings
39Th National Guard
Capitol Hill
Fourth Grader Killed As Bus-Truck Crash Shocks Town
In NW Castle Pennsylvania a rain slick highway crash between a school bus and a six auto tractor-trailer killed 9 year old John Hviadak of Mahoning Township and injured 20 others including the bus driver. Truck driver Brent A. Carpenter of Flint Michigan faces involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Castle
Ay Buy
Mitten
New Caste Hospital
John Hviadak
Mahoning Township
Lawrence County
Brent A. Carpenter
Flint
Mich
Carpenter
Howard Hanna
New Castle
Erie Man Hurt As Cars Collide On Route 6
An Erie man and another motorist were injured when their cars collided three miles east of Union City on Route 6 at 6:50 last evening. Paul I Dearbeck, 39, of Erie, was treated and released at Union City Memorial Hospital. Louis Cusler, 60, of Perry, Ohio, reportedly drifted over the center line in a curve causing the crash. Cagler’s vehicle was uninsured and property damage was estimated at $250.
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Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Paul I Dearbeck
Erie
Corty State Po- Nee
Louis Cusler
R. D.1
Perry
Ohio
Dearbeck
Vatican to broadcast Pope Paul VI Christmas message
The Vatican press office announced that Pope Paul VI will deliver the annual Christmas message at a specified time for listeners worldwide. The broadcast, noted in the Vatican schedule, will begin with the Pope’s remarks from the Holy Chapel, addressing the diplomatic corps and faithful.
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Vatican City
Vatican Press Office
Tshombe Ends Rome Visit Amid Milan Red, Rightist Protests
Moise Tshombe wrapped up a Rome visit marked by wild Communist demonstrations and harsh police protection. He thanked Italian police for guarding him at risk to their lives and said he would fly home via Munich after a farewell news conference at his hotel.
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Rome
Congorrei
Mier
Moise Tshombe
Munich
Tshombe
Italy
Pope Paul VI
John F. Kennedy
Bonn
Thursa
Four New Directors Seated on Corry Chamber Board
Four Corry Chamber of Commerce directors were installed after no additional nominations. William F. Masler Jr. replaces Darwin F. Wolesti, Robert M. Bracken replaces Dr. Joseph Furst, Fred L. Clark replaces James F. Hammond, and Clifford J. Buesink replaces Joseph J. Sarnicki. Furst and Sarnicki completed two years. Organizational meeting December 2 will seat the board, approve next year’s budget, and elect officers.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
William F. Masler Jr
Aero Cerry Division
Darwin F. Wolesti
Robert M. Bracken
Mortician
Joseph Furst
Fred L. Clark
Corry Jaking Co
James F. Hammond
Clifford J. Buesink
Cliff Buesink
Ford
Joseph J. Sarnicki
Furst
Sarnicki
Doc) Long
Finance Committee
Pretty Ritzy For Poverty War Office Space Deal
Washington AP reports the federal government will direct its war on poverty from a new midtown office building. The seven top floors will rent at an annual $8,225,000 with floor space costing $4.70 per square foot, deemed substantially cheaper than comparable area space.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Parents Charge School Snooping With Psych Tests in Manasquan
In Manasquan New Jersey a high school mother accuses officials of using psychological tests to probe her family's private life claiming the practice harms her son Johnny. State education officials deny snooping and say tests aid curriculum planning. She criticizes the curriculum as overly padded with frills and argues teachers deserve fair pay.
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Manasquan
Noi
Cap
John J. Bannigan
Sed
Jr 4
Gehool Reshma
Johnny
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BOL Ince
Boon To
Corry Denis
Sesser
Army Reserve
John Huizchak
Visi
Bannigan
Loven
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