1500 Pilots Strike American Airlines Grounded Carrier
CHICAGO AP A strike by about 1500 pilots halted American Airlines on the eve of the holiday travel rush. ALPA says the walkout could last six months as talks fail on working conditions. AA insists its offer matches industry standards and cites top pilot pay rising to 1602 per month with an agreement in sight.
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Eastern Air Lines
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Enen
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Pravda Attacks NATO Over Berlin Meddling Claim
Pravda denounces NATO in Berlin dispute as Western powers back the United States Britain and France against Soviet demands. Kremlin and East German warnings press for control of supply lines, with NATO ministers in Paris signaling unity behind the Western stance.
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Pravda
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Berlin
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
Paris
NATO
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Russias
East Germany
Western Pa Cold Snap Brings Snow and Dangerous Roads
A frigid Canadian air mass swept into Western Pennsylvania causing temperatures to plunge from the 30s and 40s to between 5 and 15 above. One to two inches of new snow coated streets and highways, triggering numerous skidding accidents despite salting and cindering. Weather officials warned little relief from the cold was expected.
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Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Release of auto crash victim Miss Donnasyuizman
Miss Donnasyuizman 19, of Corry R D 3, released from Corry Memorial Hospital after injuries from a two car crash at West Main Street and First Avenue. Police report she was westbound on Main when her car entered the intersection and struck the southbound vehicle driven by Niels P. Sorenson 66 of Corry BD 4. Damage estimated at 800.
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Amoute
Niels P. Sorenson
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Sorenson
Corry Sliding Area Opens December 26th
The Corry Chamber of Commerce Recreation Committee set a date for supervised sliding at the Corry sliding area at East Pleasant and Summer streets. Sliding will run 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. when school is in session and 3:30 to 5 o'clock on school days. This is one of several winter sports sponsored by the chamber, alongside Teen Frolics, intramural basketball, city league volleyball, Ladies' Recreational Club, and elementary basketball at the Wright School.
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East Pleasant
Summer Streets
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Louis Hanna
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Wright
Mercury Takes Frigid Plunge In Corry Streets
Frigid temperatures dropped from a high of 43 to 2 degrees above zero in Corry yesterday as slushy streets turned to ice. City salt spreaders and state highway trucks salted main roads and intersections to curb slickness with no reported accidents. Official winter arrives at 3 40 tomorrow morning and weekend forecasts call for continued cold and possible snow flurries.
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Corry
State Highways Department
Hunt Slayer Of Polio Victim Near Bergholy
Police hunted today for the slayer of polio victim George B. Smyth 58 found shot to death on his back porch near Bergholy. He was brutally beaten and robbed before the shotgun blast killed him. The money Smyth usually carried and his crutches were missing.
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Samusenville
White API
Bergholy
George B. Smyth
Clarence Ebert
Jefferson County
Eber
Smyth
Potomac River Oyster Wars May End Today
Maryland and Virginia may settle their long running Potomac oyster wars at Mt Vernon site chosen for the agreement. A joint agency could manage the river’s resources while oysters are to be harvested by hand tong. Previous clashes included armed patrols and gunfire with casualties reported over the decades.
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Potomac River
Maryland
Virginia
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
George Washington
Colonial Beach
Supreme Court
Stanly F Reed
US Congress
Corry Infant Dies After Three-Car Erie Crash
A four month old Corry boy died at Hamot Hospital Erie yesterday from head injuries after a three car wreck south of Erie on Monday. Jeffrey Lynn Smith son of Samuel and Beverly Smith was injured and his mother remains in hospital with hip and pelvic injuries along with facial cuts. Donald Whitehill Edward Smouse and Walter Good from Erie area were also injured. The family will hold services at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Paul Bauer officiating.
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Hamot
Erie
Wattsburg
Uiat
Hamot Hospital
Whitehill
Edward Smouse
Walter Good
Brie Beides
Jeffrey II
Samuel
William T. Wills
Columbus
Thomas Smith
Bear Lake
Bracken Funeral Home
Paul FP. Bauer
Ping Grove
Arrest Of City Man Ends Bad Check Spree
Charles Martin, 94, of Warren County, arrested after cashing phony checks at a bank, linked to a spree across four counties. He pled guilty on non support, faces further charges in Venango Crawford Erie and Charlaans counties, and was returned to Erie County for additional action. Irene Rudin, 18, of New York, killed in turnpike crash near Butler Interchange as two others injured lightly.
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Colmy Onan
Warren County
Charles Martin
Warren E'Ty
Jon 4 Bank
Martin
Alexander Flick
Warren
L. F. Linder
Corry
Cobhutt
Linder
Erie County
Venango
Crawford
Erie
Charlaans
Butler
Irene Rudin
New York
Butler Valley
Tank Fire On Route 6 West Of Corry
Firefighters answered a pre-dawn call for a propane tank on Route 6 West of Corry. Two Corry men sat in a car with a lit tank between them as the six inch flame heated the interior. Firemen found occupants uninjured and logged the incident as a notable first report.
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Stagtora
Imen
Sire Call
Corry
Rettevs
Atlas Circles Globe Bearing Ike's Good Will Message
Washington AP reports Santa Claus contemplates canceling gifts due to satellite traffic on Labor Day night. Mrs Claus counsels calm as Santa jokes about social security and tired reindeer. A new satellite dents the sled fertility opinion, but Santa decides to give the race a last try.
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Globe
Ike
Santa
Blitzen
Dasher
Santo
Eisenhower Christmas Message Broadcast From Space
Washington AP reports America’s space project sent a presidential goodwill message from Cape Canaveral. The Atlas rocket transmitted Eisenhower’s voice via satellite link to listeners worldwide, foreshadowing mass audio and video transmissions from space.
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Eixenhower
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Mewton
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Eisenhower
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Mla
Thovadiy Hight
United States
Earth
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Canaveral
Hagerty
Continental
Roy Johnson
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Johnson
Bomb Kills Five in Mexico City Restaurant Bar
In Mexico City a blast at La Ronda, a dining and bar venue near the U S embassy, left five dead and one wounded. Police suspect a bomb aimed at patrons, with two musicians among the victims and one possible American casualty. Police ruled out gas explosion. nearby car also exploded, restaurant interior heavily damaged.
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Mexico City
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la Ronda
U.S
Luis Curto
Charles Gendreau
PTE
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Mercer teen hanged himself in county jail
In Mercer Pennsylvania a 14 year old boy Joseph Gregor Sharon was found hanged by his sport shirt in a Mercer County Jail cell. Coroner C L Reinsel ruled the death was an intended act. The youth had a troubled history including time at George Junior Republic after missing substantial schooling.
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George Junior Republic
Grave City
Atlas To Pioneer Space Broadcasts
Washington AP reports the Atlas satellite, launched by ARPA, aims to enable worldwide space relay communications for military needs. David Young of the Pentagon links the system to future high frequency transmissions, ground stations, and relay to distant installations, with the showpiece Eisenhower Christmas message as a demonstration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
David Young
Space Technology
Youns
Adis
Yong
Calvision
Athi
United States
Equator
Atlas
Ligepr
Younis
Defense Department
Red Chieftains Back Nikita
The Soviet Communist Party’s leadership meeting endorsed Premier Khrushchev’s drive to boost agriculture. A decree urged collective farms and state farms to outproduce the United States in meat milk and butter, raise farmers’ incomes, and expand agricultural output despite acknowledged long-term shortcomings. The decree also labeled a former anti-party group as opposing farm policy.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Kmvishchev
Ikhrushche
America
Khrushchev
United States
the Deere
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Dimitri She
Corry Christmas Seal fund drive update
Mrs Bracken appeals for missing donations after 2121 letters sent, with list of contributions from local schools and individuals. About 77 letters returned. donors urged to submit by the next few days at the Corry Public Library building.
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Corry
Clil Beucken
Hugh
Wright
Murdune
Concord
Held In Shotgun Death Of Bride
Peter Alouse, 21, questioned on open charge in shotgun death of his 19 year old wife Carol at their Joffre home. Deputy Coroner said Alouse claimed accidental discharge while cleaning a 20 gauge shotgun.
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Washington, Pa
Peter Alouse
Alouse
Carol
Joffre
J. R.lee
Alousse
Pauge
Three Children Die in Fire at City Apartment
In a late night blaze at a four story building on the secord floor mother Beverly Dist on 18, playing with friends, could not reach three children Joanne Dick on, Teddy dist on, and Casey 1. Neighbors and firefighters attempted to rescue the youngsters, but flames forced them back. Fire cause and extent of damage were not immediately determined.
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Teddy
Casey
Beverly Dist
Wax
Cindy
Secord
Forred
Mine Dixon
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