Powers Faces U S Spy Grilling After Short Vacation
Washington AP outlines that Gary Powers, the U2 pilot captured after May 1960 over the Soviet Union, faces detailed questioning by U S intelligence agents when he completes two secret meetings with his wife Barbara. Officials hint at a CIA inquiry while Powers remains in unspecified custody and reunites with his family.
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Gary Powers
U.S
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rudolf J. Abel
Powers
Barbara
Toth
Patenia
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Mire
Oliver W. Powers
Norton Va
Central Intelligence Agency
CUA
Eisenhower Won't Campaign For "Old Men" in Elections
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower indicates he will not campaign for aging candidates. He urges party workers to back younger nominees for governor, Senate, and House seats. He privately criticized a Woodside Van Zandt ticket as too old, then clarified no personal insult to Van Zandt. He aides support youthful figures in several states and encouraged Nelson Rockefeller’s bid for reelection in New York.
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Dwight D
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Scott
Robert E. Woodside
State Superior Court
James E. van Zandt
Joseph 8. Clark
Woodside
van Zandt
Ucket
Bixenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorke
Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Pryor Released From Soviet Prison Returns Home
Frederic L. Pryor, 28, arrives in Ann Arbor after release from a Soviet prison in an espionage case tied to economic data he collected in East Berlin. Pryor says he was not mistreated, hopes to avoid propaganda, and recalls sharing in the Powers-Abel swap. His mother Millard Pryor expresses relief after five and a half months apart.
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East Germany
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Millard H. Pryor
Willow Run
New York Detroit
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Ast
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Berlin
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolf Abel
Jean
Pryor
Free University
West Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Monorail Cars Reach City On Unusual Freight Run
A German built monorail freight train with four 13 ton flat cars passed Corry Saturday around midnight carrying monorail cars destined for Seattle. The units are to serve a fairground monorail from Seattle and later operate publicly after the fair ends.
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Seattle
Wash
Germany
Disneyland
Man pays hospital bill with a jar of dimes
In Memphis Tennessee a man named Conrad Ray walked into Methodist Hospital with 24 pounds of dimes in a large jar to cover the $360 expenses for his newborn son Jonathan Keith Ray who was born yesterday.
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Memphis
Tenn
Conrad Ray
Methodist Hospital
Jonathan Keith Ray
Mes Smith Help In Smut Case Leads City Mom To Court
UNION CITY The willingness of a Union City mother to testify in Washington D C District Court helped secure a guilty plea from Herman L Womach former professor of cancer The defense faced a formidable array of witnesses including detectives bankers and others tied to lewd advertising and drawings The district attorney thanked the witnesses noted their sacrifice to fight a menace corrupting youth and said the case would continue to determine Womach's mental status One witness praised Mirtha Smith secretary in Dr Elkeworth Hendersons office and she indicated willingness to testify further Continued on Pays Bight.
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Washington, D. C
Woumach
Womach
Amit
Miers
Mary
Mirtha Smith
Elkeworth Henderson
Violence Factored Showdown Grows In Paris Demonstration
Paris officials prepared for clashes as 30000 police and riot units stood by. Leftist groups led by Socialist and Communist parties planned a peaceful yet forceful march at Place de la Republique amid a nationwide state of emergency. Authorities warned demonstrations are banned and vowed to enforce order.
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Place de la Republique
French Socialist Party
French Communist Party
France
Algiers
Roger Frey
Fardio-Tv
Forces of Order
Michel Debre
Interior Ministry
Wright School Boys Tie For Erie Area Spelling Honors
Wright School boys Larry Hasbrouck and William Miller tied for first place in a Erie Area spelling bee, with Kathy Smith taking third at Summit Central School. The Miller boy, a guest fifth grader from Wright, beat sixth graders in a rare upset.
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Erie
Wright School
Larry, Hasbrouck
Allan Hasbrouck
Concord Street
William Miller
William
Miller
Raymond Javenue
Erie County
Kathy Smith
Summit Central School
Waterford
Summit
Wright
John Lawson
Liberty Street
Kay Austin
Ralph Ruse
East Church Street
Marcia Stahl
Jack Stahl
Oakley Street
Sharon Ott
Robert Ott
Wayne
St. Edward's School
Erie Day School
Poet
Calvary School
Ise
Etre
Ann Baressi
Sister Mary Mark
Southward Move To Leave 85 Jobless
A North Carolina move by Champion Dish Washing Co. will shift operations from Erie to Winston-Salem, NC this summer, affecting 63 workers. Company president PK Davin said the relocation trims distance to the main market and preserves about half of the staff. Union members of United Steelworkers protest the job cuts.
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Erie
Winatom-Salem
N.C
Tim
Champion Dish ‘Washing Co
PK. Davin
Datin
Adele
United Btealworkers
Mion
Eight Americans Die in Viet Nam Transport Crash
Saigon dispatch reports a Vietnamese military C47 transport crashed during a leaflet drop mission Sunday, killing eight U.S. personnel and two Vietnamese. Nine bodies were recovered with wreckage in a mountainous area northeast of Saigon. Debris and parachutes were reported, but immediate cause unclear amid Viet Cong activity. The flight carried President Ngo Dinh Diem's lunar New Year message and spoke of government accomplishments.
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South Viet Nam
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Air Force
Ngo Dinh Diem
Myiny
da Nang
Woman Slays Mate Father of Sixteen in Jamestown
In Jamestown a quarrel over a husband's all day absence ended with Doyle G. Frary, 54, dead from a 20 gauge shotgun blast. His wife Hazel Frary, 32, is to be arraigned on murder charges. The killing occurred at about 6 pm in the kitchen of their second floor apartment. Witnesses included Frary’s son Doyle Jr., daughter-in-law Janet, and two of the nine children present. Hazel Frary reportedly admitted the shooting saying she was angry at her husband for being away all day. The gun was taken from behind the kitchen living room door and loaded before the attack. The case continued.
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Joas
Doyle G. Frary
Lester W. Berglund
Hazel
Frary
Earl Thies
Dilworth Announces Candidacy for Governorship
Philadelphia political figure Dilworth announces candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. In a brief statement he confirms plans to campaign actively, following earlier resignation from an official post.
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Philadelphia
Richardaon Dilworth
Jis Democratic Party
Eolui
Trayor
Geyexwald
Tshall
Khrushchev Seeks Summit on Disarmament in Geneva
Washington reports Khrushchev proposed a summit level disarmament conference to begin March 1 in Geneva. The plan would limit talks to disarmament under a U N framework, involving the United States Soviet Union and possibly non aligned nations. Western reaction appeared cool with no immediate comment from the White House or State Department.
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Geneva
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Soviet Union
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Midl Kennes Would Agree To A Meeting With’ Khrushchev and Other Gavment
Disastrous California Rain Deluge Continues
Heavy storms lash Southern California for a sixth day with floods in Los Angeles areas. Seven foot water depths flood streets and homes. multiple deaths reported. Rescue warnings, dam overflows, and evacuations surge as rainfall totals surpass norms.
Intercollegiate Conference on Disarmament Planned
More than 200 students from 67 colleges will gather at Swarthmore College next weekend for the first Intercollegiate Conference on Disarmament and Arms Control. Sen Joseph Clark D Pa will deliver the keynote Friday night.
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Swarthmore College
Joseph
Clark
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Kennedy arrives in Indonesia amid anti U U jeers
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy arrived in Jakarta for a six day visit. Demonstrators painted signs and handed out leaflets opposing U S policy as his airliner landed three hours late. Kennedy planned meetings with President Sukarno and security minister Abdul Haris Nasution while tensions over West New Guinea and troop landings persisted.
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Indonesia
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Gunawan
Socialist Island Republic
Hong Kong
Singapore
British Commonwealth
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U.S
West New Guinea
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Abdil Haris Nesution
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Indent
Netherlands
YMCA Sets 1962 Member Drive to Reach 200
YMCA officials launch a two week enrollment push hoping to recruit 200 members and exceed last year's 1450 total. They expect most new members through channels beyond the drive as attendance last year topped records with 71 195 in the possible tally.
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