Southern States Dig Out From Record Snow
Southern states along the Mi Sol Dixon line endured heavy snowfall that closed hundreds of roads and disrupted travel. Heaviest blows hit Wednesday with Northern Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland areas reporting depths up to two feet and drifts several feet high. State of emergency declarations spread as crews fought to clear routes while minimal main-road openings persisted.
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Virginia
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Hagerstown
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Eres
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West Jefferson
Kennedy cancels appointments for postmaster
Kennedy moves to cancel 1241 postmaster appointments from Eisenhower era. Thirty were sent to the Senate for approval on January 20. Postmaster General Edward Day will hold a news conference to discuss the situation. A second item notes a dormitory bill permitting higher room rents to fund new dormitories, with a Senate approved House amendment removing the word teachers.
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Srriate
Corry Plans Centennial Ball Prepares Queen Contest
The Corry centennial committee outlines a planned celebration featuring a grand ball and a queen contest. Forty to sixty contestants are expected, with prizes and expenses to be covered by a fundraising drive led by key organizers. The event, set for the summer, will culminate in a formal crowning at a central venue, overseen by Mrs. Pollitt and Mrs. Goorae Hauer.
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Conlon
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Sie
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Niesgut
Goorae Hauer
Baseball Star Arrested For Carrying Gun
A baseball star, Robinson, 25, was arrested early for carrying a concealed weapon after an incident at a restaurant. Police, including officer Simpson, said Robinson pulled a pistol from his coat pocket and was later released on bail while two companions were detained.
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Indictment Arises Over Gun Pointing Incident Near Springs
An Area man, Sandor, 44, faces indictment for pointing a shotgun at Harry Brooks and ordering deer spotters away at gunpoint near Byells Corners. The case lists Corny State Police and Justice Walter Doinke in Cutlerville. Bond set at $500 pending motion as prosecutors pursue charges.
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Top Demorats Huddle For Cold War Talks
Washington AP indicates Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson arrives from Moscow to discuss possible early talks between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Kennedy to confer with Thompson. Rusk and advisers may be briefed on Khrushchev’s interest.
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Lymin L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Continued
Whitling House Scene Of Two More Blazes
Firefighters battled two more blazes at the Whitling House at 815 West Pleasant Street. A neighbor triggered alarms, near zero weather challenged crews, and both fires were controlled with no serious injuries. Ten families were reported homeless from Wednesday’s blaze and the latest incident rekindled in the stove area.
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Davis
Leaders convene in Paris over French German tensions
Chancellor Konyi Adetiniue met President Charles de Carlile at a European summit aimed at resolving Franco German rifts. The two leaders discussed financial and strategic concerns amid ongoing market tensions within ASM Eropean Cevnn Market.
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Konyi Adetiniue
Diy
Ty Ly
Charles de Carlile
ASM Eropean Cevnn
Disease Sabotage Twin Hardships Force People From Red China
Hong Kong dispatch reports twofold crises in Communist China as disease and sabotage fuel hunger and malnutrition while officials defend drastic measures to stave off disaster. Western experts see no mass revolt but confirm deteriorating living conditions, with ration cuts, raids on granaries, and refugees swelling the exodus to Australia and Canada.
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Erie Freight Derailment Halts Tracks Near Salamanca
A derailment involving 33 Erie freight cars disrupted lines between Meadville and Corry with damage expected to reach thousands of dollars. Crews will shuttle by auto to clear one track by afternoon as Salamanca, New York operations isolate the area.
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Corry Hutt Hotney
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Menavilly
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Salamanca
Meadville
Corry
Joblessness Worst Since World War II Reported
The Labor Department adds 25 major industrial centers to its list of substantial unemployment. An idle rate above six percent is noted in cities including Philadelphia, Cleveland, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Newark, St Louis and Kansas City. Secretary Arthur Goldberg will inspect unemployment areas across five states. He will visit Chicago, Gary, South Bend, Lansing, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Columbus. The survey shows unemployment rising about 80 percent from November to December, with over half of major areas now in the substantial unemployment category.
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Sindy
New ‘Labor Department
Intercept Bombs Sent In Mail To German Leaders
Explosive devices found in parcels sent to German leaders Konrad Adenauer and others were intercepted in London and at least one package exploded during investigation. Police and explosive experts examined the contents, including a black powdery substance, amid heightened security. The first package reportedly reached the chancery on Saturday, with follow up in the days after.
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Pa Cracks Down On Beauty Shops
Harrisburg AP reports enforcement steps to curb unlicensed beauty shops amid growing complaints. State board notes rising violations and urges tighter oversight to protect customers and ensure proper licensing.
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He State
GOP Blasts JFK Missile Gap View
Senate Republicans attack the Kennedy missile gap claim amid campaign remarks. Senator Dirksen criticizes the administration briefing on missiles, arguing voters deserve clarity. The piece notes Bridges of the Senate Republican Policy Committee commenting on Kennedy's past positions and the election context.
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Selay Dirksen
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Eisenhower
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
Mass Damage Action Targeting Price Riggers
Institute of Municipal Law Officers reports 171 cities sued by federal government for alleged price rigging and fixed practices. Chicago president Melaniphy urges city attorneys to form a committee to study treble damages, while many officials seek guidance on how to file losses against violators.
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Homie Electric Equipment
Brice Rhynn
Miyn
Pennsylvania
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John
Melaniphy
Chicago
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Justiteust
Cal
Javele Audiance
Forbidden Student March Shaped by City Hall Plans
In Terre Haute Indiana a planned campus march by students failed to occur amid campus and city officials arguing over permit phrasing. Police chief Ridgile denied charges of riot or disruption as about 200 students gathered on the Indiana State Teachers College campus.
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van Ilo College
Torre
Tuditna State Teachers College
Williams
Frank Rid Idle
Quatrangie
Terre Haute
Explorers Elect New Officers Amid Winter Camp Plans
Caster named president of the Explorers with William Weicht as vice president Thomas Campbell secretary James Rhodes treasurer and William Keppel quartermaster. An upcoming winter camp at Allegheny State Park over the Feb weekend includes skiing skating and tobogganing. Paul Dyne advisor notes past members will recreate George Washington's march to Fort LeBoeuf from the south using self made costumes for Centennial Week starting July 8.
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Wiliam Weicht
Thomas Campbell
Jines Rhoades
Wiiliwm Keppel
Allewheny State Park
Paul Dyne
Birkier
George Washington
Fort LeBoeuf
Witerford
Kennedy Urges Congress to Approve 65 Plus Health Plan
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve a health insurance program for Americans over 65, financed by higher Social Security taxes. The plan, tied to Social Security and Railroad Retirement beneficiaries, would expand community health services, nursing facilities, medical research, and a wider child health program, aiming to reduce costly health care barriers for the elderly.
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United States
Senate
Kennedy names two ambassadors to Yugoslavia and Canada
President Kennedy selects George F. Kennan as ambassador to Yugoslavia and Livingston T. Merchant as ambassador to Canada. Both are veteran diplomats. Kennan previously served as ambassador to Moscow in 1952 and 1953 but faced Soviet rejection as persona non grata due to his sharp tone.
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Canada
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Moscow
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