Jamestown budget, thefts, weather, and port plans mix
Jamestown officials report a four hundred ninety thousand dollar budget with increases, while a car theft case in Rome Township leaves wheels missing. The forecast calls for cold, light snow, and a late season maritime shipment plan from Port Duquesne Ma rine terminal aims to send 500 tons. Corry police pursue the wheel theft, and airport radar project hopes push construction to 1962 with full systems by 1983.
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Statue Ch Greenville
Brie Duquesne Marine Terminal
Europe
Ned Collander
Staleo
Corry
Peny J Bunita
Centerville
Bunite
Rome Township
Port Erle
Plalph DuVee
Buddhist and Christian clash ends with injury in Taipei
In Formosa Taipei a devout Buddhist and a convert to Christianity argued over religion last night. The Buddhist was hospitalized after a man named Lal Penptlen, 24, struck Yung Hung, 44, on the head with a hammer. Yung Hung was reported in critical condition.
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Lal Penp-tlen
Yung Hung
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Ingrid Bergman Daughter Granted Divorce in Nevada Jail Wedding
Ingrid Bergman’s daughter Jennie Ann, 22, was granted an interlocutory divorce from Puller B. Callaway. Judge Francis McCarthy allowed the separation, noting Jennie will regain her maiden name. The couple wed February 21, 1980, at Elko County Jail, Nevada, due to lack of witnesses.
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Life Expectancy Developments Highlight Heart Research
Prominent researchers discuss shifts in life expectancy and rising heart disease trends. Analysts note emerging therapies and public health implications amid evolving medical science and demographic changes.
Aim For U of P Branch Study In Titusville
University of Pittsburgh officials discuss a feasibility study to establish a branch campus in Titusville. The plan calls for population, housing, industrial, and transportation data, plus surveys of high schools within 20 miles to gauge demand and viability. A parallel study will occur in the Franklin district.
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Marlow Looks At Today's News By James Marlow
Washington writer James Marlow surveys U S policy toward Latin America from Monroe to Kennedy. He notes fluctuating interventions by Taft Wilson Roosevelt Eisenhower and Kennedy, applauding some shifts while criticizing others as paternalistic arrogant or forgetful. The piece frames ongoing U S good neighbor diplomacy amid mixed public sentiment.
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Kennedy Will Travel 6,370 Miles On Trip
President Kennedy will cover about 6,970 miles by plane, helicopter and car on a weekend journey to Venezuela and Colombia. He will deliver major addresses on agrarian reform near Caracas Saturday and at the San Carlos Palace in Bogota Sunday night, with private talks with Presidents Betancourt and Ller Camargo. The trip highlights projects of the Alliance for Progress, the U S Latin America cooperation program.
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Romulo Betancourt
Alberta Ller
Camargo
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress Faces Latin American Strains
The article notes anti American sentiment in Latin America as Kennedy pushes his Alliance for Progress to forge a stronger, newer relationship. It highlights effort to improve ties amid regional resentment and the program’s current pressures.
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Alliance For Progress
Traveling with Kennedy to lead 10 on overseas trip
The Kennedy party of ten includes Mrs Kennedy and Chester Bowles with US African and Asian affairs. They depart from the White House Friday noon, overnight in Puerto Rico with Gov Luis Munoz Marin, then fly to Caracas amid past anti American protests. The itinerary includes Caracas ceremonies a stop at West Palm Beach for refueling and a Christmas stay in Palm Beach.
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Ulte Tensure
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White House
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Kennedys
Luis Munoz Muri
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Richard M. Nixon
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Fru Ietti
Boy Shot to Death in Harrisburg Home
Police announce arrest of Louis Jackson, 36, charged with slaying a year old boy in Harrisburg after a mother was wounded. Coroner identifies victim as Douglas Johnson, son of Frances Johnson, in serious condition. Investigator Parry and Lt Price described the attack as committed by a Black assailant who fled the scene. The suspect was taken into custody within hours, after entering the Johnson home and firing at Mrs. Johnson who sheltered in the boy’s room.
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Shuruliede Frituhey
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Mrs. Johnson
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