Peiping paper blasts Nehru for invasion
Peiping's official paper in Hong Kong condemned Nehru and India's Goa invasion as a desperate bid to restore prestige. The editorial ridiculed Nehru and highlighted a growing China India clash amid a Sino Indian border dispute.
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Former Area Girl Held For Fraud In North East Case
Kathlen Mary Fortier and Robert Bosby, both held without bond, face burglary and forgery charges after allegedly entering Way Electric Co. in North East with Fortier’s key and forging seven checks totaling $318.20. They were arrested in Lawrenceburg Indiana and arraigned in North East before Justice Louis M. Davis.
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One Of Three Cancer Patients Being Cured Now
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center reports 33 percent of cancer patients are being cured today with no recurrence. Advancements include research, new surgical techniques, better radiation control, and chemical treatments. Dr. Henry T. Randall notes the figure reflects true cures and may rise.
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Television Reviews Spoofs Target TV and Hustler Sketch
The season favors TV itself as satire with many sketches spoofing television and commercials. A notable misfire ridicules The Hustler film for audiences unfamiliar with it, while Bud Palmer departs CBS for NBC and Jack Whitaker steps in as his replacement.
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India Claims Goa Victory
From Belgaum a report says Lt Gen J N Chaudhury hoisted the Indian flag in Nova Goa at 9 am as Goans cheered and celebrated the end of Portuguese rule. Damao and Dit fell with little resistance. a refugee plane carried 76 women and children to Karachi. Western nations jeered at India’s action while the UN faced vetoes and diplomats prepared for limited further action.
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Area Hunter Dead After Accidental Pistol Discharge
Edward Overton 42 of Meadville died en route to Oil City Hospital from a leg gunshot wound in the Pithole area near Oil City. Police said a 357 magnum fell from his holster when he exited the jeep. His wife Sara 48 and son Larry 1 were in the jeep and reported the mishap. coroner Dr. Maurice Dinsberg ruled it accidental hemorrhage. Pithole lies about nine miles east of Oil City.
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Bowling Lane Tax Debate Continues Over Nonpayment
City officials discussed the bowling lane tax with pool halls paying the tax and Avalon Center not yet remitting for 1961. Carlton Smith noted Avalon Center owes and Edward Berry was warned as council seeks a fix for 1962. A Bow Aire lanes owner protested liability previously.
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Missionaries Sent From Corry Church To Latin America
Rev and Mrs Charles E Hoch and son David left Miami for Sam dose Costa Rica as missionaries under the Latin America Mission Board. Hoch directed church petitions at Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church, residing at 24 Wright Street. He is a Philadelphia Bible College and Houghton College graduate, ordained in October. The church will partially support the Kochs along with other mission couples in Nigeria. The 1962 budget allocates over 14 000 dollars for missions and benevolence.
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YMCA Board Increases Fee Contained in Report
YMCA board announces fee increase and outlines 1962 campaign plans from February 2 through February 26. Nomination chair Mrs Vellah Bracken reports a larger committee slate and new officers will work with State YMCA Headquarters to select Lane's successor.
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Override veto seals death penalty repeal in Delaware
Delaware lawmakers voted to override the governor's veto and revive a measure to remove the death penalty from state law. The action followed protests and a previous override, with the Legislature moving toward final passage on the measure.
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Science editor Dwyer dies in New York
Robert R. Dwyer, science editor of the New York Daily News and adjunct journalism professor at Columbia, died last night in New York City. He had a prominent role in science coverage and earned respect among colleagues.
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