Corry Briefs Include Arrest, Deaths And Local Fines
City police arrested Virgil Henry at 645 North Center on a bench warrant and handed him to Erie County deputies. A dog was destroyed after its owner said it had fits. A lost plastic folder and Blue Cross card were reported. A 5 week old Corry infant died from asphyxia, with exact cause pending further tests. Property owners face fines for unpaid paving and sidewalk assessments after January 15. Funeral arrangements are set in Panorama City for Minnie Blakely, formerly of Corry. A Columbus couple reported damage to their East Pleasant Street car. The post office expects heavy Christmas mailing as thousands of catalogues go to 10 states. A marriage license was filed for Patrick Mc Graw and Marilyn Spensler. The Sharpsville tavern license was suspended 80 days for numerous violations. Funeral services are set for Mildred Tallman in Sherman. Corry police cited Mrs Albert Imhoff for running a red light after a collision. total damage was $130.
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Virgil Henry
North Center Street
Erie County Court
Henry
Erie County Sheriff's
Robert Michel
Lol Lazzarine
Erie
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Beth Ann Catalfa
James Catalfa
Seneca Street
Columbus
East Pleasant Street
Herbert Heidler
Albert Imhoff
R. D
Spring Creek
South Center
South Streets
Imhoff
Clara ‘B. Sorenson
West Frederick Street
Paper Strike Longest Ever in New York Newspapers
The International Typographers Union strike shuts down nine major New York papers in its 20th day, the longest blackout in city history. Wage losses exceed 8 million dollars, far surpassing the 1960s one day walkout cost. Federal mediator Schlossberg met briefly with both sides as negotiations stalled.
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New York
Cay Deliverers Union
International Typogtraphers Union
Stephen I. Schlossberg
Schlossberg
Khrushchev accuses Adenauer of provoking Berlin tensions
Khrushchev in a Moscow radio letter to Chancellor Adenauer says his policy risks war and endangers millions. He calls for Allied troops to leave Berlin and for United Nations forces to replace NATO garrisons, criticizing West Germany’s rights in Berlin without setting a deadline.
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Moscow
Veehier
Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Adenauer
United Nations
Canada Deaths Set New Record Over Christmas Weekend
Canada s five day Christmas weekend logged 129 accidental deaths with 85 highway fatalities, 21 fires, 10 drownings and 13 other causes. Only Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island reported no deaths. prior records include 122 in 1960 and 73 in 1956. Boxing Day follows Christmas across the commonwealth.
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Canada
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Kashmir Talks Open Amid China Border Moves
Rawalpindi AP Delhi talks begin between Indian and Pakistani ministers as tensions rise over a Pakistan China border accord on Kashmir. Ayub Khan seeks clarity while Nehru remains firm against Chinese claims, with Western powers pushing for a settlement to ease regional fears.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Kashmir
Red China
Sinkiang
U.N
New Delhi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub
India
Subcontinent
China
Himalayan
Britain
United States
Ayub Khan
Nehru
Ladakh
Pakisan
Peking
Karakoram Mountain
Tadiq
Railways
Sirdar Swaran Singh
Madel
More Cubans Dock In Florida
Migrants from Cuba arrive in Florida aboard a ship amid discussions of political exile and the broader regional tensions. Reports mention a dramatic scene as a distressed individual cried ayuda while boarding, with guards restricting further access.
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Florida
Cuban exile ship African Pilot returns with cargo
Cuban soldiers restrain a man as the African Pilot departs Havana harbor after delivering $11 million in drugs and food as down payment on a $53 million ransom for 1,113 men. The voyage, seen as related to the Bay of Pigs aftermath, carried little more than clothing. Red Cross teams aided evacuees and care items were loaded. President Kennedy planned a Palm Beach conference with invasion leaders to discuss the 20 month old attack.
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Cuba
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Morro Castle
Havana Harbor
Red Cross
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Tobacco Industry Pledges Cooperation in Health Study
Tobacco Institute president George Allen said the industry will cooperate with a government study on smoking and health and with an American Medical Association review. The Tobacco Industry Research Committee will support independent scientists as physicians remain divided on links between smoking and lung cancer. The surgeon general advisory panel began a broad literature review and expects six to eight months to finish. Buy in Corry.
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Washington O
George ¥. Allen
Tobacco Institute, Inc
American Medical Association
Allen
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Surgeon General
Imprisoned Man Denied Bid For Lie Detector Test
Samuel H Sheppard refused to submit to lie detector or hypnosis tests during the murder investigation. The Ohio Supreme Court ruled he forfeited any right to such tests while serving a life sentence for the 1954 death of his wife. Attorney Bailey argued the tests could prove innocence, saying fear of the results blocked examinations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sheppard
Marion Correctional Institution
B. Lee Bailey
Boston
Maury Koblents
Bailey
Marilyn
Yule Death Toll 643 480 More Fatalities Seen
CHICAGO AP the nation counts 646 traffic deaths during the four day Christmas holiday and the National Safety Council estimates 430 to 480 more may die in motor vehicle accidents over the New Year weekend. Severe weather blamed for much of the toll as fires claim 107 lives and 85 die in other incidents.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Tragic Hike Ends In Three Children Dead In Utah Canyon
In Ogden Utah three children Shawna Southwick 9 Mark Way 9 and Bonnie Ross 8 disappeared during a canyon hike. A search by jeep posse and mountain rescue found their bodies at a 500 foot cliff base after sunset. The incident occurred near Waterfall Canyon amid icy conditions with little water at the summit.
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Ogden, Utah
Waterall Canyon
Utah City
Paul Southwick
Shawna
Mark Way
Bonnie Ross
Southwick
Mark
Bonnie
Shauna
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Clara Morris
West Washington Street
Sharon Sickler
Carlton Smith
Panorama City
Calif
William
Minnie) Blakely
Blakely
Leff
Robert Blakely
Joan Blakely
Lanark Street
Titusville
Robinson's
Frank Sanford
Erie County
Patrick M. McGraw
Marilyn R. Spensler
Sharpsville
Simon and Mary Bakondy
Pennsylvania, Liquor Control Board
Spitzer
Sherman
Mildred Tallman
Sherman Cemetery
Nikita
API —Snutat Dear
Yukon Club Beverages
Corry, PA
Washington St
AOI
Stari
France Peterson
Erwin
Tenn
Peterson
Rock Creek Park
Patrick
Vickie
Tim Jones
Rusty Boone
Mrs. Peterson
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