Red Bloc Plays Up Cuban Aggression At UN
At the United Nations General Assembly Cuba the Soviet bloc and Czechoslovakia accused the United States of aggression against Fidel Castro's regime to turn the debate into a propaganda display. US delegate Adlai Stevenson said Cuba aims to torpedo Kennedy era policies and foster subversion in Latin America. Observers expect a week of intense Communist rhetoric.
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Soviet Bloc
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United Nations
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General Assembly
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Washington
Fidel Castro
Adlai E. Stevenson
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Romania
State Special Meeting On Paying Issue
City officials prepared to discuss a major summer paving program with Mayor Philip Zalzneck urging top priority. The council reviewed payings for dirt streets and heavier duty routes like Worth Essex Frederick Congress Wright Church and Concord with potential extension to Clinton and Mott. Additional lines considered Sixth Ave Fifth Ave Lemon Irving King East and Avenue A with base options salt stabilized or soil cement. A special meeting was scheduled for next Monday to finalize the plan and order of work.
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Philip Zalzneck
Victor Ward
Worth
Essex
Frederick
Congress
Wright
Church and Concord
Clinton Street
Mott Street
Ward
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Lemon
Irving
King
Soli
Zaleneck
City Sidewalks and paving status in 1961 report
Victor Ward city engineer told City Council in 1961 that there were 2554 miles of city walks with 126 miles in good condition, 18 miles needing minor repairs, and 67 miles requiring major repairs or replacement. Street resurfacing covered 6832 square yards at 8005 dollars, with West Frederick getting a concrete base at 1941 dollars. almost 5000 yards of new seal coal were laid for 6795 dollars. Nine other items included reconstructions on Prospect Worth and Fifth streets, drainage work on Heath alley, and curb work for East Main Street. There were no new sewers, 25 miles of combined sewer lines, eight new water connections, and 237 real estate transfers totaling 401901 dollars.
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Victor Ward
Ward
West South Street
West Frederick
West Park Place
Grace Street
West Frederick Street
Prospect
Worth
Fifth Streets
Heath Alley
East Main Street
Concord Street
Pa April Draft Call Drops To 389
Harrisburg reports 389 Pennsylvanians will be drafted in April, the state's smallest call since the Berlin crisis began last July. The April national total is 6,090, down from 1,651 called in January as the draft program declines.
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Harrisbury
New GOP Ticket Seeks Support Of Party Brass
U S Representative James E Van Zandt and Superior Court Judge Robert E Woodside form a ticket for Senate and governor and seek support from top GOP leaders. They wired state chairman George S Bloom and Senator Hugh Scott urging backing and scheduled a day meeting, while Scott weighs a gubernatorial bid.
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U.S
James £. van Zandt
Senate
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
van Zandt
Woodside
George S. Bloom
Hugh Scott
Scott
GOP
van Zandt-Woodside
Bloom
Washington
James E. van Zandt
Corry Ambulance Faces Unpaid Bills Plea At City Hall
At a regular meeting the Corry City Council heard a Chamber of Commerce plea for help for the Corry Ambulance Service. Stewart Long praised the service as vital while owners Holcomb and Robbins presented unpaid bills and request funding avenues. The discussion tied to a YMCA meeting about the United Fund drive’s failure to meet goals.
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Corry
Stewart A. Long
Long
Clifford Holcomb
Manley Robbins Jr
Holcomb
Robbins
Council
YMCA
United Fund
Council Tackles Laws Pass Drinking Ordinance
City Council finalized a minors drinking in public places ordinance Bill 981 unanimously approving its passage on second reading. It bars underage public drinking and empowers police to close venues that enable youth intoxication, replacing prior enforcement by state liquor officials. Council also began work to revise Bill 615 on taxes and licensing for gaming and related venues, aiming to curb revenue needs while retaining licensing control, with results to follow.
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Philip Zalmecki
Ray Weber
Guy—Abbey
J.r.—Dearing
Robert Grier
Bala Neck
Kennedy Urges 5.7 Billion Aid For Schools In Message
President Kennedy urged Congress to enact a five year 5.7 billion education aid program to address a crisis in schooling. He urged no aid for church schools and defended the plan as constitutional. The proposal includes federal loans grants and scholarships across all levels with total outlay estimated at 1.5 billion in the new fiscal year.
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Kennedy
Congress
Asis
Secret Army hijacks Oran paper in anti De Gaulle raid
In Oran Algeria a 30 man Secret Army commando raided the Bebo d Oran printing plant at 2 am seizing the press and altering the edition with a pirate page announcing Special Edition of the OAS and a bold claim The raid followed Charles de Gaulle s Algeria peace speech which supporters saw as near at hand and provoked anger among Europeans in the city The incident marks a bold propaganda move by Raoul Salan s faction and a continuation of the North African conflict news continues on page two
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Secret Army
Algeria
France
Oran
European Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
Guni
Raoul Salan
de Gaulle
Bebo d'Oran
Bauer
OAS
Organization de Vormee Secrete
Edmond Jouhaud
Radio Oran
Corry Crime Rate At Low Mark In January
Corry’s January crime report shows only two burglaries with one solved. Chief Harley Drake notes one arrest each for fraud, disorderly conduct, and drunkenness, with the latter two fined and the fraud case pending. Traffic citations total four. 249 parking tickets issued. A pedestrian was killed at Center street crossing. Millersville State College dormitory fire injures one student and three firefighters.
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Corry Aurseg
Harley Drake
Drake
Center Street
Pooh Pooh Attempt On Nikita's Life
The Soviet Foreign Office dismissed a Moscow rumor of an assassination attempt on Premier Khrushchev as baseless and provocative. Reports varied from a January Minsk shooting to a January Gagra stabbing, but officials found no substance. Khrushchev was later said to be in Gagra preparing an agricultural report for the March Moscow party meeting.
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Foreign Office
Khrushchev
Minsk
Russia
Kiev
Ukraine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Gagra
Caucasus
Diplom
Mats
Communist Party Central Committee
Frigid Arctic Blast Ends Mild Weather Across the Nation
A cold wave driven by a stiff northerly wind from Canada spread across the central and eastern United States. Temperatures plunged with Minnesota seeing 30 degrees below zero in International Falls and Chicago at minus one, as below zero readings spread through the Dakotas Wisconsin and Illinois. Freeze warnings extended from Texas to the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, with the Gulf Coast feeling the chill.
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Gulf Coast
Arctic
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Duluth
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Towa
Nebraska
Illinois
Chicago
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Texas
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes Region
Think Money Rewards Two Corry Foam Workers
Two Corry Foam Co employees, George Fiecapil and Larry Bolvin, share 570 for suggesting efficiency gains. Fiecapil receives 280 and Bolvin 290 as first cash awards under a new suggestion system for cutting scrap and relocating equipment.
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Corry Foam Co
Lee Brodeur
Center
George Fiecapil
North Center Street
Larry Bolvin
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James Griffin
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Corry Ambulance
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Cornell
Solesville
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