Lake Central Air Line Passengers Hit 1962 November
About 1,700 people used Lake Central at Port Erie Airport in November 1962, up from 1,500 in November 1961. Nov boardings reached 97,889 with 35,908 that month a year earlier. In other news, Dunkirk police probe a $525 First Ward Falcon Club theft with no forced entry, and Jamestown transit adds five buses for expanded service.
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Port Erie
Dunkirk
First Ward
Conrad Nowak
Man Hits Parked Car While Backing From Driveway
Floyd Black of 222 Fairview Street told police he struck a parked car owned by Carl Casler of 335 Second Avenue as he backed out. Casler moved the car after police contacted her. the vehicle sustained slight damage.
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Carl Casler
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Pope Proclaims World Peace At Christmas
Pope John XXIII told about a thousand pilgrims in Vatican City that the world enjoys its greatest peace in more than two decades. He cited calmer tensions since the Cuban crisis and urged prayers for lasting peace on this Christmas feast of St Stephen.
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John XXIII
Vader
Pope John
Stephen
Fire destroys chapel stores post office in Northern County
In a three hour blaze last night, a Northern County community of 700 lost its Catholic chapel, post office and three stores. More than 200 firefighters from nearby towns fought the flames. five families were displaced but no injuries reported. Fire Chief Harold Bartlett said the fire began in a grocery store rear and spread rapidly. No damage estimate was available.
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Sowe Ullu
Cattaraurins County
Contral
Mse
Harold Bartlett
East Germans Smuggle Bus Through Berlin Barriers
Eight East German refugees including owner, driver, wives, and four children breached three metal barriers near Berlin before dawn. Bullets hit the bus. one man injured by flying glass. The Soviet-made bus, a private contractor’s vehicle, carried the group from Neuhersdorf near the Poland border into West Berlin at high speed, crossing into the allied checkpoint at Dreilinden and reaching a reception center for interviews.
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East Germany
Poland
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West Berlin
Tommy Girl
Dreilinden
Mother Of 2 Strangled In New Rochelle Apartment
A 28-year-old man from Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, William George Howe, has been charged with strangling Alice J. Blazosky, 28, of Phillipsburg. Howe allegedly called from a bar in New York and said he killed his former friend, then led police to the New Rochelle scene where Blazosky was found fully clothed. He was held pending arraignment, with police noting he was intoxicated and later said he could not recall the motive.
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Philipsburg
Stamford
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Howe
John Gavin
Alang
Runaway Cars Smash Train In Jamaica Station Crash
A string of empty passenger cars rolled down an incline and struck a Long Island Rail passenger train at Jamaica station in Queens as it pulled away. Police said seven passengers and two crewmen were injured in the collision on Christmas Day.
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South Center
South Streets
Clara B. Sorenson
Albert Imhoff
R. D
Imhoff
Sorenson
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Jamaica
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Six hundred refugees ill in Oran camp amid poison inquiry
In Oran Algeria a refugee camp housing Algerians displaced by the independence war reported sick yesterday with suspected food poisoning. An official inquiry was opened to determine the source of the illness among residents in the camp near Oran.
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Algeria
Cleveland paper strike talks resume with mediators
Negotiators for the Cleveland Newspaper Guild and Teamsters Local 473 plan separate meetings with official mediators to end the day old newspaper strike. Guild rejected a two year contract offer with wage increases and security provisions, while Teamsters prepare to hear a progress report for drivers. The strike began November 29 after a teamsters walkout and has now surpassed the 1956 Cleveland shutdown.
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Tremor Strikes Lisbon Causing Damage Across City
A strong earthquake hit Lisbon and central Portugal causing property damage and near panic. Initial reports noted no casualties as windows shattered and chimneys toppled in the capital.
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Portugal
Christmas TV Fails To Engage Viewers Across Networks
New York AP reports Christmas programming fell short of engaging audiences as daytime shows battled family gift wrapping and weather girls delivered relaxed updates. The standout was religious services aired via television, with midnight cathedral services impressing viewers who might not attend in person. Bing Crosby’s Christmas Eve special on ABC felt subdued while Mary Martin carried Towky, and UN Children’s Choir’s singing offered the brightest moment.
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Bing Crosby
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Mary Martin
United Nations Children's Choir
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New Animal Life Series Wild Kingdom Debuts on NBC
Television review notes ABC color TV debut with cautious producers. Marlin Perkins returns with Wild Kingdom on NBC Sundays at 3:30 4:00. Also spots Year of Crisis on CBS and a Perry Sore Show NBC segment with Eleanor Powell New Year special.
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Marlin Perkins
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CBS
Eric Severeid
Perry Sore
Eleanor Powell
Horseman Award Goes to Stanley Dancer in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky the Horseman Award for the seventh year went to harness driver Stanley Dancer of New Egypt New Jersey. Dancer drove the Su Mac Lad and led with a season total of $760343 in 1962 including 122 wins. Henry T. Adios topped the year’s earnings at $220902 while Dancer also steered other top money winners.
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Stanley Dancer
Horseman & Fair World
Dancer
New Egypt
N. Jy
Su Mac Lad
Henry T. Adios
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