Infantry Units In Georgia On Alert Over Alabama Crisis
Ft Benning infantry units are on alert for possible movement into east Alabama amid integration tensions. The 2nd Infantry Division and 11th Air Assault Group were mobilized for a potential entry within 30 minutes. Officials did not confirm the alert. In Nota sly, mayor James Rea ordered school closures after a water plant fire left the town with limited supply. Six Negro students sought attendance at Notasulga High, but were barred by the fire code order.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Ft. Benning
Alabama
Associated Press
2Nd Infantry Division
Ith
East Alabama
Columbus
11Th
Johnson
James Rea
Notasulga
Shorter
Notasulga High School
Rea
Oswald widow Marina May Face Kennedy Probe Testimony
Washington AP report says Marina Oswald, exhausted from questioning and caring for her 2 year old, may end her testimony today in the Warren commission investigation into President Kennedy's assassination. Warren noted the session ran long and paused to let Marina rest. She had identified a rifle purchased by Lee Harvey Oswald and planned to discuss diaries and notebooks, with further questioning delayed.
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Washington
Marina Oswald
John FP
Kennedy
Earl Warren
Presidential Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Dallas
June
Southerners Rally Against Civil Rights Bill Steamroller
Washington AP reports Southern lawmakers decry a bipartisan House coalition as a steamroller that pushed through the key public accommodations section of the civil rights bill by a 153-68 vote on an amendment to limit its impact. Rivalry flares as leaders block changes, with Patten and Andrews trading heated remarks over moving costs for Negroes.
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Washington
House
Senate
George Meader
R-Mich
Paul C. Jones
D-Mo
Siing
Edward J. Patten
Dn.j
George Andrews
D-Ala
Patten
Andrews
New Jersey
Fears Horror Campaigns Rights Denied
Dr. Robert W. Spike warned the Pennsylvania Council of Churches that without broad civil rights legislation the coming year could be "one of horror." He urged a reevaluation of desegregation by church members and proactive action by church leaders to prevent a recurrence of last year’s events. The biennial session drew more than 300 representatives from 47 member bodies. Earlier, messaged urged churches to deepen prayer and scriptural study.
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Allentown
Robert W. Spike
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Spike
National Council of ‘Churches’ Emergency Commission On Religion and
Council
Pew
Hutel
Sputniks Success Study Earth Radiation Belts
Soviet Tass reports twin Sputniks Elektron 1 and Elektron 2 are sending valuable scientific information to Earth after a single rocket launch on Jan 40. Their mission is to study the earth's radiation belts.
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Moscow
Elektron
Earth
Tass
New Meter Maid To Begin Rounds Tomorrow
Mayor Zalzneck announced the city hires Miss Mary Collier 21 of Mast Washington Street as the second meter maid. She will wear uniform and begin rounds tomorrow, replacing ill, Mrs Ronaldston. A three wheeler will arrive in Corry soon after Erie bidder Eric Vespa won the bid. Until then Collier will patrol a three mile route on foot.
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Philip Zalzneck
Mary Collier
Mast Washington Street
Miss Collier
Ronaldston
Corry
Eric Vespa
Erie
City Council
Union City Industrial Group Backs $10 Occupation Tax
The Union City Industrial Enterprises endorses a $10 annual tax on all workers in Union City while a resident group opposes the levy. Council paused the ordinance after a protest, then agreed to revisit and reintroduce the measure as technical writing errors are addressed.
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Union City Industrial Group
Union City
Father's Place
Tee
Couneil
Union City Industrial Enterprises, Inc
Union City Times
UCIE
Tax Cut Bill Nearing Passage In State Senate Race
Waterhouse denied a televised report he would seek the State Senate seat and file nominating petitions soon. The Erie area chatter centers on a Republican primary with candidates to file by February 18 and face incumbent State Senator William Lesler, already on the Democratic ticket. Other named potential candidates include Fred Lamberton, Al Carlson, and William Sennett as the race remains open.
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W. Waterhouse
Erie
State Senate
Waterhouse
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Hun
Commonwealth
Scratton
Senate
Fred Lamberton
Erie County
al Carlson
Atty
William Sennett
William Lesler
Snow Choked Southwest Declares Emergency Amid Blizzard
New Mexico Governor Campbell mobilized the National Guard and declared two counties emergencies as a sweeping blizzard hit five southwestern states. Snow plows battled 20 foot drifts on U S 54 near Santa Rosa Vaughn, stranding 60 to 70 motorists but all in good condition. Weather Bureau warned of high winds up to 60 mph and colder temperatures with up to two inches of snow southwest of Denver. the storm caused several deaths in the region.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Jack Campbell
National Guard
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Santa Rosa
Vaughn
N.M
U.S
Weather Bureau
Denver
U S Olympic Athletes Arrested For Car Theft In Innsbruck
Three members of the U S Winter Olympic team were arrested in Innsbruck after a predawn police chase. Skiier Bill Marot, 20, Aspen. tobogganist George Farmer, 25, Seattle. and teammate Mike Hessel, 22, Eugene, Ore, face theft charges. Marot allegedly drove the car and lacked a valid license. Officials called the incident a lark and expected leniency.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Olympic Village
Bill Maroht
Aspen
Colo
George Farmer
Seattle
Mike Hessel
Eugene
Ore
Marolt
Cyprus Airlift Ends as Many U.S. Dependents Stay Behind
An emergency one day airlift evacuated 572 American women and children from Cyprus to Beirut, while more than half of the 1,200 U.S. dependents remaining on the island chose to stay. The move followed the embassy bombing and a fiery attack on American interests, amid rising Cypriot opposition to a NATO peacekeeping force. Archbishops Makarios condemned the terrorism as the acts of heinous criminals as British troops moved into Paphiis to quell unrest.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Beirut
Lebanon
Mediterranean
U.S
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
City To Again Test Snow Throwing Law
City fines a man for throwing snow into the street under the amended littering ordinance. Duane K Bates 31 of Columbus shovel and toss snow from the Presbyterian Church sidewalk into the street prompting a hearing set for Tuesday. The case recalls a prior ruling when Charles Mack was not found liable. Ex opera singer Vernelle Rohrer Peppard dies at 74 in Hollywood.
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Dorr Clark
Pleasant Street
Presbyterian Church
Charles Sutton
Duane K. Bates
Columbus
Bates
M. S. Cobbett
Charles Mack
No. 2
East Washington Street
Mack
Norbert Bach
Ofner
Hollywood
Boythe Children Donate Pin Pals To Overcomers
Spartansburg youngsters Nyla David and Danny Boythe send 65 cent pins to The Overcomers for their first anniversary. The Pin Pal effort supports handicapped members. organized by The Journal, not CHEER. Other children may participate by sending 65 cents to The Journal c/o Pin Pals.
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Spartansburg
Nyla
David
Danny Boythe
Andrew Boythe
R. D
C’o
Cuban fishermen charged after illegal fishing in Florida waters
Thirty six Cuban men described as Fidel Castro militants by defectors were arrested in Florida for illegal fishing in U.S. waters. They faced possible penalties under Provida law, with protests by Cuban exiles prompting a heavy guard at Monroe County jail. Cuban Foreign Minister Roa protested to the United Nations, demanding the fishermen’s release and return of their ships.
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Iee West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Florida
United States
Flor
Joe Jacobs
Monroe County
Castro
Mallory Dock
Coast Guard
Philippines mourns Gen Aguinaldo as nation observes 15 days
Manila declares 15 days of national mourning for General Emilio Aguinaldo the independence hero who died at Veterans Memorial Hospital at age 94. His passing marks the end of an era for the Philippines and its revolutionary history.
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Manila
Philippines
Gen
Emilio Aguinaldo
Aguialdo
Veterans Memorial Hospital
No Rocking Chair Case Burrows Retires From One Job
Wayne Township voters faced a confusing ballot last November as Harry Burrows did not appear as township supervisor a long‑time post he held since 1928 with only two gaps. Burrows, 67, says the job will not appear again and recalls his start as township auditor and secretary of the commission guiding 29 miles of roads and 14 bridges through changing times from horse and buggy days to modern roads. Continued on Page Two.
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Wayne Township
Harry Burrows
Wattsburg
Burrows
Only Secondary Issues Remain To Be Settled Before Voting
Washington AP reports the administration’s 18 billion LUT bill moved toward final Senate passage after clearing the House. Leaders said a late vote tonight or Friday is likely, with 10 to 12 amendments pending on issues including oil and gas depletion allowances. A GOP effort to repeal a 10 percent retail tax was defeated 48-45, prompting a pledge to review federal excises for the season. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Senate
GOP
Treasury
Ajax Parent Firm Reports Record 1963 Shipments
Cooper Bessemer Corp of Mount Vernon Ohio announced record 1963 shipments totaling 87 997 119 dollars. Year 1962 had 7 983 370 dollars in shipments and 1963 fourth quarter earnings were impacted by 330 000 dollars after tax. backlog at year end stood at 35 003 437 dollars, the highest in years.
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Ran
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Cooper -Bessemer
Canntan
Ajax Iron Works
Cooper-Bessemen
Ajax
F. L. Miller
Cooper-Bessemer
Miller
Fag Factories On Four Days
Louisville factories adopt four day weeks due to slack demand. Brown & Williamson Tobaccomorp, Philip Morris and Lorillard shift to shorter schedules last week. The move aims to cut production while market conditions remain weak.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Brown & Williamsby
Tobarco Cer Py Philip Morris Inc
P. Lorillard Co
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