Protest Rips Down U S Flag At Indonesian Embassy
A student mob in Jakarta stoned the U S Embassy and ripped the American flag injuring one employee. Protest followed reports the United States allowed Dutch troop flights to refuel on U S soil en route to West New Guinea.
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De Gaulle Sees End Of Crisis
Paris reports indicate President Charles de Gaulle prepared to announce a cease-fire progress in Algeria after secret talks with rebel negotiators. The French leader may signal guarded optimism while urging support for stability as rebel leaders meet in Tunis to study terms and await final approval by their council.
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Warm weather not fooling Wattsburg maple producers
Weather fail to trigger tapping as Mrs. Harry Burrows notes no trees tapped yet in Wattsburg area and unlikely to begin until late February or March. She recalls a winter windstorm that scattered sap buckets and teaches patience for true sugaring weather. Pennsylvanias Wattsburg region supplies much of the nations maple syrup and sugar shipped by rail to Vermont markets. Burrows warns logging may reduce future production.
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Missionaries Evacuated From Congo Amid Tensions
API Thirteen American missionary women and children were evacuated from the Presbyterian mission at Bibanga in south Kasai as new military tensions rose. A U N rescue plane was seized by tribal gendarmes loyal to a native chief, while authorities debated control over south Kasai. The mission families fled in their own plane last week as river floods and blocked roads hindered movement.
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Land Tax Course Starts Tomorrow
Corry residents will attend the first session of a land value taxation course tomorrow in the Municipal Building auditorium. Wylie Young of the Graded Tax League will lead the talks on the iris and cuts of the system. Invitations were sent to 41 civic and business groups. the only cost is $1.50 for a textbook.
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Young Chester boys rescue brothers from icy Ridley Creek
In Chester Pennsylvania, 14 year old John Truitt and 12 year old Charles Kelly rescued six year old Thom as Millowicki and his four year old brother John after they fell through four feet of water in Ridley Creek yesterday. The youths were hailed as heroes for their brave actions.
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Plan Huge New Gypsum Cement Plant Near Bellefonte
BELLEFONTE Pa AP The National Gypsum Co plans a 5 million ton Portland cement plant near Bellefonte Centre County announced by Melvin H Baker company chairman in Buffalo NY The plant would sit beside Gypsum lime plant west of Bellefonte with no official employment estimates given Baker predicts accelerated growth for Bellefonte and the surrounding area due to the Keystone Shortway and expansion of the Pennsylvania State University.
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Corry and Warren Guardsmen Hold Field Training
More than 100 men of the First Battle Group Pennsylvania National Guard practiced platoon tactics in wooded terrain near Corry Jamestown Plant 3. Under Capt Archibald Woodin they trained from 8 a m to 4 p m with supervision by 1st Lt James Narducci and 1st Lt Frank Gentile. Recruitment is open with six months active duty training at an army post before returning to serve out the hitch locally.
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World Doomsday Postponed Amid Eclipse News
Doomsday fears based on planetary allignment faded as an eclipse passed without calamities. Millions of Hindus and Nepalese prayed while astrologers warned of dire events. Astronomers called it a scientific eclipse. Observers in New Guinea and India reported varied reactions as observers tracked the event.
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Cuba Urges UN Action Against U S Government
Cuba and Fidel Castro defy U S policy as he attacks Kennedy and the embargo. The speech comes amid Cuba facing expulsion from the OAS and strong Soviet support. Districts in Havana deal with domestic issues like paving, sewers, and updating local ordinances as city business continues.
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Cuba seeks UN action after OAS clash over Cuba policy
In a UN General Assembly session Cuba urged anti-U.S. measures to counter what it called U.S. interference. Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui opened debate citing Kennedy’s embargo on Cuban tobacco as proof of aggressive U.S. policy, while a Communist-backed resolution urged Cuba and the United States to settle their differences peacefully.
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Court weighs Philadelphia mayoral replacement
Six state Supreme Court justices—three Democrats and three Republicans—debated whether Philadelphia voters can elect a successor to Mayor Richardson Dilworth this year. The seventh justice was absent. a lower court had ruled that the city charter forbids an immediate municipal election in even-numbered years, delaying any successor until 1963. Dilworth has resigned, likely to pursue the governor’s race.
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U S Scientists Die in Peru Plane Crash
Two American scientists and their wives died in a Faucett Airlines DC3 crash in heavy rain over central Peru. All 18 aboard perished after taking off from Tinga Maria near the Huallaga River, 135 miles from Lima. Identified victims were Dr and Mrs Jerome A. Aram of Newton MA and Dr and Mrs Richard Block.
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Weather forecaster warns winter gear still needed
A calm spell in February lured motorists to Presque Isle Peninsula in Erie and other spots, as 41,211 people were counted there on Saturday, boosting the weekend total to 55,683. Despite heavy traffic, only one minor crash was reported by Corry State Police as winter warns of a return with wind and snow.
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City Police Adopt 44 Hour Week With Split Shifts
City police under Mayor Philip Alzneck switch to five eight hour shifts one week and six the next, granting two days off then one. Alzneck says the plan aligns with the state 44 hour maximum for Third Class Cities, contrasting with predecessor Kinley who allowed time off for meals and counted eight hour tours six days weekly. Ohio deaths high with at least two accidental fatalities over a 54 hour weekend in Columbus amid heavy traffic.
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Corryites Cats Mauled in Second Avenue Area
In Corry many residents report male cats mauled or missing in the South Second Avenue zone. Mrs. Emory Benson says her cat returned with a broken jaw after two days away and had to be disposed of after costly veterinary care. A neighboring resident saw another cat clubbed on the back and leg, while a third owner suspects their cat was killed. Benson speculates a female cat culprit aims to deter male felines.
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South Second Avenue
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