Corry Area Weather and Local Notices Highlight Winter Impacts
Paragraf County commissioners discussed weather impacts with Corry area as heavy snow and slick roads prompted road safety concerns. The report notes flight delays due to poor visibility at Port Erie Airport, ongoing forecasts of up to five inches of snow, and a slight clearing period possible tomorrow. Also covered are hospital updates on local residents, police activity, Kane water project approvals, marriage license filings, real estate transfers, and a Jamestown sesquicentennial planning meeting.
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Corry
William G.johnpery
Wart Ston Co
Pittsburgh
Erie
Port Erie
Space Missile Probe Looms as Johnson Leads Inquiry
Washington AP Lyndon B. Johnson as Senate Space Committee and Armed Services Preparedness subcommittee chairmen push a forthcoming probe into space, missile and defense programs. Senior staffers prepare details for an inquiry set to begin after Congress convenes, with two New York attorneys assisting. Johnson, a possible 1960 Democratic presidential candidate, targets administration defense policies and programs.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate Space Committee
Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
Congress
Johnson
New York
Edwin L. Welsh
Cyrus R. Varide
Weaul
Vance
Cubans Hold Nine For Conspiracy
Havana police detain nine men including two North Americans after three planes landed in the capital. WOZ radio reports suspects are held on conspiracy charges against Fidel Castro’s regime.
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Havana
Mame Mus
WOZ
Fidel Castro
George Washington Polaris missile submarine commissioned
President Eisenhower's aide praised the George Washington as a secure deterrent with Polaris missiles. Harvard chemist Kistiakowsky called the 5400 ton submarine a bold tech milestone, displacing 5400 tons and housing 16 missile tubes, with operational status slated for 1960 and a 1200 mile initial range.
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Groton
Coin
Eisenhower
Navy
George B. Kistiakowsky
Harvard
George Washington
Kis- Hakowsky
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics, Corp
Kistiakowsky
Humphrey weighs options for Democratic contests in 1960s primaries
Humphrey signals no second place bid and contemplates a challenge to Kennedy in Wisconsin. He prefers a clash with Kennedy if possible but plans not to contest Kennedy in the March New Hampshire primary. A Kennedy spokesman backs the choice as hopefuls honor the governor's favored son stance.
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Jane
Humphrey
Brown
California
Kennedy
Envemor
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Senate
New Castle Man Charged With Murder In Fatal Shooting
New Castle resident Casacchia 43 was charged after police say he admitted shooting Caroline Retort 22, a divorced mother of three, in a nighttime incident. Police statements cited by Officer Carbone identify the accused as New Castle.
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Prusowwace
Germany
Rhineland
Rheydt
Hesse
Slate Criminal Agency
Reisienstadt Terezin
Offenbach
Frankfurt
Niscay
New Vanium
Sunzio Casacchia
New Castle
William Carbone
Casavehia
Caroline Retort
New Castie
New Year Festivities Set Across Nation For 1960
Decade ends as the nation eyes 1960 with quiet prayers and riotous celebrations. Cherryville kicks off at 12 01 am with musketeers and a musket volley. Showswent Summit fireworks atop Pike's Peak headline out West, while Jacksonville hosts a torchlight ski parade and Dallas spotlights national events. Hotels in major cities report high bookings and rising prices for New Years Eve revelry, with menus and packages ranging from six to forty dollars per person.
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Cherryville
N.C
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Jackson
Wyo
King Mountain
Miami
Fla
Dallas Tex
Penserius
San Francisco
Boston
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Empire
Seattle
Omaha
Town House
Motorist Hurt Near Panama
An Ashville area woman, Ada Mitchell, 30, of R. D.1 Ashville, was injured yesterday when her car skidded on ice on Route 74 and went over a six foot embankment about a mile east of Panama. She suffered a back injury elbow contusions and a knee abrasion. Listed in good condition at WCA Hospital Jamestown. Ghautaugua County Deputy reporting.
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Panama
Ashville
Route 74
Ada Mitchell
WCA
Jamestown
Ghautaugua County
Hedda Hopper Versus Ed Sullivan Over Payola Clash
Hollywood sparks fly as Hedda Hopper denounces Ed Sullivan over payola accusations tied to guest talent on rival TV shows. Charlton Heston withdraws from Hopper's program amid network versus local clash and sponsor considerations. Sheriff Abersold reports a separate car incident involving Mrs. Mitchell.
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Hollywood
Ed Sullivan
Hedda Hopper
Miss Hopper
Sullivan
Hopper
New York
Holly Wood
Charlton Heston
Hedda
Rexall
Heston
Television Review Teases Major TV Roles and Performances
New York AP report profiles Maureen O Hara as a potential top TV star in Mrs Miniver on CBS January 7, with her aim to exceed Greer Garson in the iconic role. The piece notes Charisse on NBC Startime and Eve Arden’s standout moment, plus a Perry Como appearance and a CBS drama Act of Terror spotlight.
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New York
Maleen O'hurn
Emerald Isle
Hollywood
Miss O'Hara
Mrs. Miniver
CBS
Greer Garson
Maureen
Cyd Charisse
NBC
Miss Charisse
Tony Martin
Eve Arden
James Mitchell
Mack the Knife
Nixon Visits Ailing Salon Chairman In Bethesda Hospital
Vice President Nixon visited Richard M. Simpson at Naval Hospital Bethesda after Simpson underwent brain surgery on December 14. Simpson, 59, is a longtime Republican from Pennsylvania and chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee. Family reports have varied on his post operative progress.
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Wastlinlun
Richard M. Simpson
R-Pas
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Simpson
House
National Republican Congressional Committee
Pennsylvania
1Th
Seffo
Ways and Means
K. Huntingdon
Accident claims Point Marion youth on hunting trip
Eu gene Clark aged 19 of Point Marion was accidentally shot to death as he and companion prepared to hunt. Clark sat in a car in front of his home when David Colebenk, 15, entered with a shotgun and the weapon discharged striking Clark in the head.
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Adam Machac
Fifth Avenue
Corry
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Corry Memorial Hospital
Point Marion
Eugene Clark
Clark
David Colebenk
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Spencer Hospital
Erie County
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Rose Brew
W. W. Waterhouse
West Church Street
Leonard L. Shampoe
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Union City
Stewart A. Long
Erie County Industrial Development Council
Lawrence Hotel
Charles Munn
Spring Street
Hazel Munn
Phillip Szewczuk
Spring Creek
Corty Memorial Hospital
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David Purlaw
Sherman
Jamestown Area
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Thomas Motors
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American Cancer Society
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Roy Feed
Fund Drive
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Mirs
Lila Parker
Ina Austin
Martin Keppel
D. Armour Hillstrom
A. E. Tate
C. A. Hillstrom
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Bill Turben
Turben’s Auto Service
Robert Abersold
Mitchell
Robert
Santa
Service and Health
Television Review
Steel Holl
George Grizzard
Mark Richman
Crystal Coal CO
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