Minuteman Space Test Successful
Apollo era style report on Minuteman missile test success near Cape Canaveral. Three solid-fuel stages from Thiokol Aerojet and Hercules, with Boeing assembly. 2000 mile test range, first multi-stage cross-contractor launch, aiming for 1962 combat readiness and 600 missiles, signaling end of bomber advantage and broader nuclear deterrence strategy.
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Two New Yorkers Sentenced for Ohio Doctor Kidnapping
Anthony Pizzuty and Peter Rizzo, both in their early twenties, received indeterminate federal terms with periodic psychiatric exams after pleading guilty to kidnapping Ohio doctor Ralph M. Rea in a Steubenville hospital parking lot. They forced him into a car at gunpoint and drove into Pennsylvania before he escaped near McDonald, Washington County.
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Secret satellite mission near Arguel looms from AP report
An Air Force initiative aims to place a hidden satellite into orbit to photograph any point on Earth and detect enemy buildup. Launched Tuesday, the craft carries cameras and sensors for terrain imaging and electromagnetic recording. Signals from Santos IL were picked up, with telemetry tracked at Vurilemberg Aly Boter Bane. No. 2 in the series reportedly failed to orbit after launch from a Sunnyvale center near San Francisco.
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Subzero Cold Grips New England At Start Of February
Bitter Arctic air sent readings to 20 to 30 below zero across New England. Portland Maine set a record with 12 straight days below zero, and Caribou Maine hit 22 below. Alaska towns reported far milder readings while Nantucket ferries faced delays. Unseasonably cold persisted with many -20 to -30 degree marks across the Adirondacks and upstate New York.
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Pittsfield Home Damaged By Fire Loss Set At $800
A Pittsfield frame home owned by Leigh Smith burned in a kitchen fire near Tripp's Corners. Smith and his wife helped extinguish the blaze with neighbors before firefighters from Spur, Linsburg, Garland, and Youngsville arrived. Loss to the home and contents estimated at $800. The couple had been in the barn at the time of the fire.
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Six Americans Sentenced After Cuban Trial
Six American adventurers convicted as conspirators against Fidel Castro received 30 year terms in Cuban military court. The defendants from Massachusetts Alabama South Carolina North Carolina Connecticut and Illinois were among those sentenced amid tensions with President Kennedy's anti-Communist stance. Veterans of the 43rd Division commander Louis Schmidt was found dead at home from a self inflicted gunshot, ruled personal safety related. an architect by profession.
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Pricing Probe Asked Harrisburg for Shiite Mik Control
A new request for an investigation into the Shiite Mik Control Commission's pricing policies was made in the House yesterday. The move signals renewed scrutiny of how rates are set and by whom and may prompt further hearings and official inquiries.
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Latin America Big Concern Faces New U.S. Agency
President Kennedy signals Latin America as a top priority with an interagency task force led by Adolf A. Berle to handle economic aid cultural social matters and U.S. roles in the Organization of American States a food for peace mission may tour the region next month and Cuba’s communist leanings draw fresh federal action.
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Defense Plea Ruled Illegal in Murder Case
South Smith was convicted last summer of slaying 16 year old Maryann Teresa Mitchell in Philadelphia during Christmas week. The defense alleges mental impulse but state argues jury verdict of death should stand. Trial was moved from Montgomery County to Adams County last year.
Reluctant Pirate Captain Demands Save Ship for Revolution
In Recife a rebel captain resists freeing hostages as he seeks to keep his ship to press a revolution against the Salar dictatorship. The Santa Maria and its 58 passengers lie off Ponta de Pedra as Brazil's new president remains silent and naval help is weighed.
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Solution Of Mystery Seen After Arrest In Pine City
Levi L. Hentor, 60, is charged with murdering Jobin Doe after remains were found in a burned sled house January 18. A roving car buyer, once suspected, was arrested Saturday and extradition was granted. The case ties to forged checks, divorces, and a wary town watching for answers.
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NY Newspaper Delivery Strike Hits Major Papers
AP reports a walkout by 7,700 delivery workers against 35 wholesalers crippling New York Connecticut New Jersey area paper delivery. Major newspapers including Times Herald Tribune News Mirror Wall Street Journal Journal of Commerce were affected with suburban routes hit more than central routes.
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Chimp's Safe Voyage Signals Go-Ahead For Human Flights
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP a chimp named Ham signals go ahead for manned space flight ham’s 155 mile high ocean recovery and navy rescue marked a major step toward human orbital missions the mission demonstrated feasibility while underscoring soviet lead in the race ham in excellent shape weighed 37 pounds of amiability after recovery and a postflight menu of banana and apple the test also showed potential need for further rocket tests before any human launch continued on page four
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City Planning Commission reviews master plan with few changes
Five member City Planning Commission held a weekly meeting at Area High School to consider the Steering Committee’s recommendations on the city master plan. They discuss the Municipal Building replacement, Corry Memory Hospital expansion linked to population projections, and YMCA facilities, aiming to justify future needs within tax considerations and public subscriptions.
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Pa. Judge Takes 'Smart Hoodlum' Down A Notch
A garbled OCR item appears to reference a Pennsylvania judge and a subject described as a smart hoodlum. Details are unreadable, with multiple distortions and stray characters, preventing a coherent summary of events, names, or dates.
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Eight near death from chlorine gas in railway spill
NEW ROADS La AP eight persons were hospitalized in critical condition with lung injuries after chlorine gas leaked from a derailed railway tank car. The chemical cloud saturated the area and residents reported lingering fumes as investigators worked to secure the scene.
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Acquitted Bucks County Official Linked to Protection Money Case
Wirt B. Boyer, chair of the Bucks County Courthouse, was acquitted after a trial on charges of extortion bribery and conspiracy involving an alleged $8,000 protection payment. The jury deliberated after witnesses described monetary exchanges and political influence tied to local markets and contracts.
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