Monkey Soaring Through Space On Jupiter Rocket Flight
Cape Canaveral AP reports the Army launched a Jupiter missile carrying a squirrel monkey named Gorda as the first live primate in a brief space mission. The nose cone and recovery efforts faced uncertainty after reentry over the South Atlantic as officials tracked gravity free flight and hoped for survival.
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Cape Canaveral
Pin
South Atlantic
Space
Nile
Navy
Atlantic
Washington
Norman Toe Barr
Navy Medical Corps
Barr
Jaimching
Jack Barclay
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Central
South America
Army
Earth
Rutssla
Latka
United States
Thor
Mies
Corry Selects Local Receiver for Income Tax Levy
Corry officials in a special meeting recommended Irwin Puller for a one year term as receiver of the earned income levy with a 3.25 percent commission on gross collections. The job includes handling returns, determining delinquencies, and issuing funds to the city treasurer. The proposal, favored over a competing bid, would total about 4500 dollars for the year from the levy payments.
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Corry Surea Income ‘Rat
Irwin Puller
Reiv
Puller
James A. Armstrong Co
Swath
Atreet
Futler
Tiller
M.S. Cobbett Tor
Barre Theorie ‘Las
Corry Henna Board
Erst
Ernston
Eri
Jocal
Dadar
Fire damages Millcreek cafe in early morning blaze
Firefighters battled a Millcreek cafe blaze discovered by two employees around 3 a.m. The owner Richard M. Wale estimated losses at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars. The cause was not immediately determined as fire crews investigated and the building was empty at the time.
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Sue
Millcreek
Burt
Richard M. Wale
Wolfe
Pacifist Minister McCrackin Faces Appeal After Six Months
In Cincinnati the Rev Maurice F McCrackin was convicted of defying an IRS summons over tax refusals. Judge John J Dniffel sentenced him to six months in federal prison and a $250 fine. Lawyers Theodore Berry and Fred Dewey vow to appeal as Berry calls the ruling a grievous error and McCrackin remains serene in court despite the fueled dispute.
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Cincinnati
Jdge
Attacus
Maurice F. McCrackin
John J Dniffel
Iine
Mccackin
Internal Revenue Service
Drulfel
Sti Gaunt
McCrackin
Berry
Fred G. Dewey
Ute University of Cincinnati
Charaiter WibwsEer
Cotter
Nolo
St Barnabas Presbyterian
3 Day Doe Season Opens Monday
The 3 day special season for antleress does runs Monday to Wednesday with weather conditions likely to affect harvest. Game officials expect a strong antlerless harvest in the Northwest Division and note large numbers of licenses sold in Forest County Warren County and Venango County. Forest County and Warren County receive 15000 licenses each Venango 6000 plus regular hunting licenses. The program allows archers and rifle hunters but requires adherence to wildlife rules and permits.
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Corry Hunners
Northwest
Temple A Reynolds
Game Commission
Praniklin
Warren County
Venango County
Pennsylvania
Traffic Crash In Ligonier Injures Three
In Ligonier, Fa-Raymon Glesey, 19, was tested last night after an icy road crash on Route TH. Three people sustained injuries as a result of the mishap. details on the cause and condition were not immediately available.
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Ligonier
Raymon Glesey
Stanford Hose Re Elects Chief Assistants
The Stanford Hose Company re elected Chief and the three assistants at a nomination style election. Secretary Wilelim Hallush said their terms will be presented to City Council for approval at the next meeting scheduled for Monday night. Jack Downey will continue as chief for another year with Jeremiah Davis as first assistant and Al Apps as second assistant.
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Copry
Bhrnford
Axsdibuil
Organa Ian Ti
Valhior Tun
Wilelim Hallush
Eluet
Jack Downey
Jeromé Davis
Vies Anit al Apps
Sx Alstatite
Johnson Opposes Forced Integration in College Remarks
AP reports Lyndon B. Johnson told San Angelo College students he is against forced integration but favors a voluntary path. He warned hotheads on both sides, noted the Civil Rights Commission’s subpoena powers, and voiced regret over federal actions in Arkansas and Alabama.
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Johnson
Houston
Tex
Orival Paubus
Arkansas
Faubus
National Guard
Lite Rock
United States
Dutton
Civil Rights Commission
Alabama
Rail workers protest staged dangers at Corry freight yard
RR Group cites peril in Corry as crews reduced from three to two, prompting protests by state railroad brotherhoods and local officials. They urge Public Utility Commission action to restore three-man crews and fix unsafe switching, clearances, and sharp curves. A public hearing date is to be announced.
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Corry
Brotherhoods
B.A. Benson
E.A. Heber
Franklin
George E. Bond
Mayville
Ent
Public Utility Commission
Tus
POC
Aly Iter
Salvation Army Sets Christmas Basket Deadline
Salvation Army designated a deadline date for receiving Christmas basket applications to prevent double-dipping and ensure fair aid. Lt Richard Dean urged in person requests at The Salvation Army office on East Washington Street with exceptions for shuttle-ins. Civil Defense police assist kettles on North Center and West Washington streets to fund the program.
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Iis
Salvation Army
Richard Dean
Dean
Civil Defense Police
North Center Street
Washington Street
Official's Wife Dies in New York at 78
Mrs Myrah Taylor the wife of a Yale representative for Presidents Roosevelt and Truman died yesterday at her home after a lengthy illness. She was 78.
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New York
Myrah Taylor
Yalieay
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Western Ministers Plan Unified Stand Over Berlin Threat
Dulles joins British French and West German ministers in Paris to map a firm Western response to Khrushchev’s Berlin demands. They aim to maintain access and protection of West Berlin behind the Iron Curtain and report decisions to NATO members as December talks open in Paris.
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West Germany
Uhem
West Berlin
Uiey
Dulles Newin
Washingto
Columbine
U.S
Moscow
Khrushchev
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
France
Heinrich von Brentano
Dulles
Atlantic Alliance
NATO
Paris
Berlin
Washington
London
Berin
Lull In Weather Temporarily Ends Snowfall
Forecasters report a brief lull in weather with scattered clouds and rising sun later. About a half inch of snow covered the area overnight and up to several inches more are forecast north of the lakes in the next 24 hours. Crews work to clear streets as equipment lags but conditions improve slightly with a low temperature around 27 and a light gusty wind.
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Corry
Irea
Nye
Fleet Department
Ocey
Gore
Whyter
Algerians Kill 435 French Soldiers in Algeria War Report
A terse Cairo dispatch notes Algerian provisional government forces killed 435 French soldiers and wounded 263 from September through December, with a spokesman confirming casualty tallies amid ongoing hostilities.
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Cairo
Jade He Chun Siya
High Court Rejects $400000 Back Pay Claim in Erie
Pennsylvania Superior Court in Philadelphia ruled 6 to 1 that about 1000 Bye Forge and Steel workers did not deserve unemployment compensation after a 1954 labor dispute. The decision, written by Judge Robert Woodvine, held the stoppage a strike, not a lockout, and applied to all claimants at the company.
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Erie
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Philadelphia
Bye Forge and Steel Corp
Steel Workers Union
James Hanes
Company Land Union
West Inghouse Corp
Commonwealth
Puge
Ambush Foils Kidnap Plot at Washington Home
Four gunmen attacked contractor Felix Marehewiani in northeast Washington. A police ambush killed one suspect, wounded two, and the fourth escaped. Marehewiani was shot in the shoulder. the plot aimed to kidnap him and seize his office safe.
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Washington
Bri
Edun Scott
Felix Marehewiani
FBT
Marehewiani
Washingon
Tits Toew
Idelaap Mayehegiant
Elabe Voralinn
Leora Tihs
Miane
Tuter
Scott Prompily
Marchewiani
Louis Marche Giants
Antoinette
Marehegiani
Marchesanl
Marehediani
Marehediasque
Leonard Kraut
Kragh
Keawh
Ralelah Morton
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