Belle Back In Pittsburgh After Brazil Stay
Earl Belle, 82, the ex financier once linked to Cornucopia Gold Mines and the Eastern Investment and Development Corp, returns to Pittsburgh after five years in Brazil to face federal fraud charges. Bond set at 60,000. he is held at Allegheny County Jail after arrival from New York via Rio de Janeiro. He denies wrongdoing and plans to rebuild his life in Pittsburgh.
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Grain Aid Bill Faces Rider Clash in Senate
Grain Hassle Snags Aid Plan and other commodities to Col nist nations on reasonable terms are good for our farmers and exporters, good for our shipping and railroad industry, good for our balance of payments, and good for the country. Johnson criticized the rider and noted the Senate rejected four deep cut attempts while accepting two minor amendments trimming 27 million dollars. Morse offered to cut the bill to 3 billion, but the motion failed 55 to 31.
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Christmas Meditations on the Eternal Word and Christmas
Rev. Samuel H. Braley reflects on Johns gospel as the most meaningful Christmas story. He contrasts it with Matthew and Luke, stressing the Word becoming flesh, bringing light, love, forgiveness, and salvation to humanity. The sermon urges a focus on the living Word during the season.
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Spartansburg community rounds up holiday notes and events
In Spartansburg area, Our Lady of Victory Guild postponed a parish dinner to December 22 at 1 p.m. in the firemen's hall with a tureen and gift exchange. The Friendly Neighbor Club plans a New Year's Eve party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Obert with a gift exchange. William Cook recovers from a recent auto accident at Corry Memorial Hospital, room 238.
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Methodist Church
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Joyous Berlin Open City event ends in East German relief
After prolonged talks with West Berlin, residents pass to the East via Sonnenallee with East Berlin Rescue Service vehicles ready to move the old and infirm to relatives. Communist visiting permits are valid for one day. Sunday at First Baptist Church Rev Jim Parker of Erie speaks and the Sunday School plans a Christmas program at 8 pm. public invited.
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Berlin wall permit rush as visitors breach early controls
West Berliners and East German officials faced confusion as thousands sought permits before a new rule, with some crossing the wall hours before the official start. Early arrivals reported seeing loved ones behind the barrier while authorities on both sides reacted to the surge.
Ohio Farm Accident Survey Highlights 1962 Risks
A survey by Ohio Farm and Home Research found that one of seven Ohio farm families experienced a farm accident in 1962 and about one fifth had more than one incident. The study underscores ongoing safety concerns among rural households.
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