Pilot Acknowledged Warning From Tower
A New York City air collision near LaGuardia involved a Trans World Airlines Constellation and a United jet. A controller warned the TWA pilot of an unidentified target at eight miles and two o'clock, and again at about two o'clock, before both aircraft collided over Brooklyn. The crash killed at least 135 people. Federal officials said the jet strayed from its course, and hearings on the disaster were set for January 4 in Brooklyn.
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LaGuardia
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Constellation
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Brooklyn
Staten Tskurd
Elwood R. Quesada
Federal Aviation Agency
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Quesada
Eisenhower
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Lion
DCX
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Civ Aeronautics Board
Abe Gisater
Eihandhi
Navy
Ree Adin
Sehilyigy Pyne
Commandan
Brooklyn Navy
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Abot
United Air Lines
Year End Bonus Action Delayed in Corry City Council
Two council members stated they were not in full accord on aspects of the year end income ordinance and asked for more study time. The measure was presented at the December fifth meeting and passed on first reading 5-0 but stalled for final action as officials seek clarification on tax implications and potential changes before later consideration.
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Corry City Comei
J. Fred Kinley
Robert Grice
Parks Ahad Public Property
Raymond Weber
Pitiance
Guy Abbey
Kinley
Council
Roger Brown
Brown
Supreme Court
Miss Miczek Charged in Fraud Case Heads to Hearing
Police went to the Sixth street home of John Miczek a 17 year old Corry coin dealer to fetch him for fraud charges but found no one. He is slated for a federal hearing in Washington Mo on Thursday after a St Louis court placed him on three years probation for violating juvenile delinquency laws.
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Sixth Street
John Miczek
Corry
Corry Area
Miczek
William Borsa
Washington
St. Louis
Baby Born in Liberty Tunnel on Pittsburgh Police Egress
A baby boy was born in a police ambulance inside the mile long Liberty Tunnel in Pittsburgh. The mother Mrs Fréd Rasbach 20 and the newborn were reported in good condition at St Josephs Hospital. It was her second son.
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Gway
Pittsburgh
Liberty Tunnel
Fréd Rasbach
Nobel Manor
Rasbach
St Joseph’s Hospital
Schools Fight 112 Mile Rule Area Jointure Bus Denial
Titusville Area Joint Schools reinstated bus transport after a state rule withheld funds for riders living within a mile and a half of schools. Cherry Tree Township Hydetown will share penalties totaling about 1,080 to 5,000 dollars. Boards plan to seek repeal or relief from legislators and appeal to Harrisburg officials.
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Cherryivee Township
Hydetown
Jos Aidw
Uneis
Cherrytree
Hydetown Beraueh Uy
Pansporta
E Legislataire
Department of Education
Harrisburg
Marshall Fister
Chief of Transportation
Council Delays Action on City Billboard Control
City council stalled decisions on curb measures for billboards while City Solicitor Roger Brown and Mayor J Fred Kinley awaited Planning Commission guidance. They voiced intent to limit large billboards without seeking tax revenue, following the East Main and South Center Street erection. Safety Director Raymond Weber had requested an ordinance earlier this year.
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Try Counen
Roger Brown
J. Fred Kinley
City Planning Commission
Cornell
Raymond Weber
East Main
South Center Streets
William J Rude Named to Coal Research Board
William J Rude of Ashley, assistant to the president of Glen Alden Corp, was appointed to the Coal Research Board yesterday.
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Harrisburg
William J Rude
Ashley
Glen Alden Corp
Coal Research Board
Electors Set Kennedy Vote In Historic Elector Meeting
In a largely ceremonial gathering, electors from states across the nation cast their votes for John Kennedy and Richard Nixon. Kennedy secured 311 electoral votes with Hawaii's three votes in doubt until a recount, while Nixon held 219, Byrd 15, and Hawaii's status remained unresolved as Congress prepares to tally votes on January 6.
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Wasitington
F Kennedy
Kenhey
Maine
Hawai
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Harry Po Byrd
D-Va
Hawaii
Congress
Mack Named Permanent Truck Driver at East Washington station
Councilman Raymond Weber, safety director, announced Charles Mack was appointed permanent fire truck driver at East Washington Street No 2 station retroactive to December 1 1960. Initial pay included temporary rate plus living allowance. overpayments were resolved and city pension contributions agreed for Mack starting December 1 of the current year.
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Raymond Weber
Charles Mack
Fourth Avenue
East Washington Street No. 2
Weber
Madk
Mack
Mexican with a Mission Claims Erie Voting Fix
An anonymous caller named Carlos Von Doss, claiming to be from Mexico, phoned The Journal at 9 am saying he was invited by President-elect Kennedy to fix Erie voting machines for $11,000. He described a high voice for a 25 year old and has not appeared since the call.
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Journal Today
Erie
Carlos von Doss
Sid
Mexico
John Kennedy
Journal
Trainer Vic Sovinski Dies in Miami After Derby Win
Vic Sovinski aged 53 a noted horse trainer collapsed and died in Miami of a heart attack. He trained Venetians Way the winner of the 1960 Kentucky Derby.
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Miami
Fla
V. J
Vic) Sovinski
Carrier Fire Blows To U S Defense Plans Tragedy At Sea
A garbled report notes a deadly incident affecting U S defense efforts with multiple deaths. It mentions state game commission involvement and a safety program prompt. The fragment references World War II era comparisons and a continuation on page eight.
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Plnshol
Tikal
Youth fires gun accidentally injuring friend at home
At a Waterford residence a 18 year old cousin John Ormsby, with a 22 caliber revolver, showed the weapon to a friend then discharged it into the victim’s head. The injured youth, 14, is in serious condition with a bullet lodged in his brain. The shooter, Robert Chase, 16, claimed the gun was not loaded. State Police under Trooper John Chris investigate as an accidental shooting.
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Ford
Robert BE
Chase
Pennsylvania National Guard
Tawrener Park
Ver Mae Chase
John Ormsby
RD. 1
Waterford
John Ch
Moose Temple Robbery in Pittsburgh Sees Theft and Flight
A robbery occurred at Moose Temple in Pittsburgh when a man assaulted a secretary and fled near Swiss Vale last night. Police report the stolen amount ranges from 2200 to 3000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Wayne
Swissvale
Constellation Bears Scars After Fire Battle Test
New York AP reports the aircraft carrier Constellation, damaged but not sunk, endured a baptism of fire as crews and workers rushed through dark passages searching for casualties. Navy vows the ship will recover and sail again, with officers showing grim resolve amid remaining burns and debris.
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Constellation
Breleys Brigade
Cartier
Jlsutl
Adi Schuylor N. Pyne
Wooklyn
Landslide Causes Deaths in Northern Thy Region
Severe landslides in the northern Thy area killed twelve people on Sunday and raised the toll over the past three days. Officials blamed the bad weather for triggering the slide in the foothills near Tiki AWE Phralatentete, with several others injured.
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Milan
Thy
Corry City Hikes Pay. All Full-Time Employees Share $4,100Rise
Citywide pay raise allocates a total $4,100 for permanent employees next year, averaging about $180 per person. Police department top salaries range from $4,400 to $5,400 for chief. Civil Service workers are ineligible. Ordinance sets mayor at $1,000 yearly, councilmen at $600 quarterly, treasurer $3,900 yearly, tax collector $1,736 yearly, assistant tax collector $1,198, comptroller $600 yearly, engineer daily wage plus overtime, city solicitor $1,620 yearly, clerk $2,860 yearly, finance director $540 yearly.
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Corry
Police Department
City of
Adequate U S Ship For Jet Transport
New details recount the aircraft carrier Constellation crippled during a Monday blaze, as Pacts and figures place its cost near 250 million dollars. The article notes its displacement, crew, and armament while outlining expectations for use as an attack carrier by 1961 and referencing related Brooklyn Navy Yard events and a prior collision near New York.
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