Corry Caused Wreck Halts Rail Traffic in Salamasca Yard
Wreck in Salamasca switch yards left two Corry men at odds over a collision between Corry and Chicago trains. Wreckage covered three tracks while no injuries were reported. Officials including Senator Chapii and Dr. Leroy commented on political races and local defense funding as emergencies prompted county and state action. Weather outlook and school disruption noted with guard enlistment and real estate transfers also reported.
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Brigdlaiekawuhia Feivbi
Corry
Wien
Salamasca
Chicago
Didikirk
Pennsylvania National Guard
Fort Knox
Corry Company
Erie County Holstein Club
Joseph T. McCray
R. D. J. Corry
Albert Miller
Union City
Dope Peddlers Sentenced To Long Terms
Federal judge Tuesday sentenced 11 members of an international narcotics ring to up to 25 years in prison for smuggling drugs worth about 150 million into the United States. The case involved several Chicago figures and others who fled to Spain. three co-defendants received bail as trials were set. Two mob defendants were killed before trial.
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NEW Virus
Coubts
William B
Charles Shiffman
Chicago
Joseph Valachi
Robert Gipponi
Matthew Palmieri
Charles Tandler
Anthony Porcelli
Michael Maiello
Vila Agucci
Luigi Lo Bie
Rocca Scopellitti
Fillippo Cattone
Frank Caruso
Salvatore Maneri
Vincent Mauro
Spain
Tbp
Buried By Frozen Earth Dies Of Exposure
A 39 year old bulldozer operator Robert W Semon of Uniontown died of shock and exposure after being pinned under frozen earth at a Washington County quarry. State Police say a 500 pound chunk fell as he checked equipment during the 3 to 11 pm shift at PH Coil and Stone Co. Washington Hospital pronounced him dead on arrival. Blanche McNeil 61 wife of Marshall McNeil veteran Washington reporter for Scripps Howard Newspapers died yesterday after a long illness.
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Claysville, Pa
Washington Hospital
Here
Washington County
Farrell Jackson
Robert W. Semon
Uniontown
Seimon
PH Coil and
Thhat Seimon
Blanche McNel
Washington
Blanche McNeil
Marshall McNeil
Scripps-Howard
Kennedy Says Released Flier Cooperates Of Own Accord
President Kennedy said the released flier cooperates voluntarily with government interviewers and will be free to testify to congressional committees after official interrogation. Powers was exchanged for Abel over a Berlin bridge, with Powers expected to be available to press at the earliest moment, and Kennedy discussed Geneva disarmament prospects and possible inclusion of Red China in any agreement.
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Wanington
Kruweily
Yvanele
Gary Paws
Kennedy
Gane
Powers
Satuday
UWS
Rudo
Abe
Mbdee
Russia
Abel
Power
Congress
U.S
West Berlin
East Germany
United States
Maryland
Geneva
Nikita 5 Khrushchev
China
India
Khrushchev
Kennedy Ducks Thom Fog At Indonesia Talk
Robert F. Kennedy met President Sukarno in Jakarta to discuss West New Guinea amid a tense crowd after being egged during a University of Indonesia address. He warned negotiators that U S options hinge on who breaks talks, urged mutual understanding, and cited American support for nationalism while signaling resumed talks with Indonesia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Robert F. Kennedy
Sukarno
Dulel
West New Guinea
Tagnesia
Sukirng
Veneral
Iis
Bali
Kennedy
University of Indonesia
United States
West
New Guinea
Holland
Subandrio
Infant dies after crib fire in Pittsburgh home
An eight month old boy, Jeffrey Herd, died at Allegheny General Hospital yesterday from burns suffered when a gas flame set his crib at home on February 6. The incident occurred in Pittsburgh, and authorities report the child succumbed after a week of injuries.
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Child
Pittsburgh
Allegheny General Hospital
Jeffery Herd
Freezing Rain Worsens Travel as City Braces
Weather across the region brought freezing rain and zero visibility at times, halting travel and prompting school absenteeism. Despite slick roads, no major city traffic accidents were logged. Rail traffic ran near normal except for one Erie-Lackawanna freight delayed an hour by conditions east of Corry. Jacqueline Kennedy visited New York City with the Secret Service referencing the "New York White House" at the Carlyle Hotel.
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City
Corp
John Hornick
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Corry
New York White House
New York
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York City
Secret Service
Carlyle Hotel
Four Oil City men arrested for poker at poolroom
Oil City police raided Stanley's Poolroom and arrested John Connors 25 Joseph O'Brien 29 Frank Archible 32 and James Bunch 30 all from Oil City. Each paid a 15 forfeit for release pending a hearing. Cards and cash were confiscated after a wife complained of her husband’s gambling.
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Itusvawe
Tiusville
Oil City
E. G. Potts
Titusville
John Connors
Joseph P. O'Brien
Frank Archible
James D. Bunch
Stanley
Potts
Office feuds in Hal Boyle Americana satire
Hal Boyle humorously portrays a New York office as one big unhappy family with petty feuds. Senior vice presidents clash over carpeted power, clerical grudges fester, and a Christmas scene shows a boss annoyed at a union demand. The piece lampoons office dynamics and bland corporate harmony.
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New York
Esmerelda Primp
Ian
Benita
Eimer
Larimer Lofty
Elmer Clause
Film Mogul Dies in Florida After Long Showman Career
Abe Montague of Greenwich Conn died at 69 in Stuart Florida. The former manager of a theater and dance hall rose to executive vice president of Columbia Pictures Corp. He was named Pioneer of the Year by the Motion Picture Pioneers on November 20 for his achievements as a showman and humanitarian.
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Stuart
Fla
Abe Montague
Columbia Pictures Corp
Montague
Greenwich
Conn
Motion Picture Pioneers
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Rossbacher Insurance Service
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Charles Bowman
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