Europe Fears Korea Type African War
London reports warn that Congo crisis sparks fear of Korea like war in Africa. The Soviet Union offers aid to Lumumba's government as U.N. efforts to halt civil war risk collapse. Western papers stress risk to Giveni and alliances if hostilities erupt.
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Europe
London
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Africa
Baumer
Soviet Union
Antoine Glazenga
Re Park
Cala Fran
Sourley
U.N
Givenia
United States
Crash kills 72 aboard Sabena jet near Brussels
A Sabena Boeing 707 from New York crashed and burned near Brussels killing 72 aboard and a ground casualty. U S figure skating team members led the American victims as officials confirmed most passengers were Americans and debris strewn across seven hundred yards. Fire crews battled flames and searched the twisted wreckage as investigations began into the mystery of engines and approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Sabena
Bright Sune
New York
Prague
Fis
Boeing
Maribel Vinson Owen
Winchester
Mags
Laurence
Philadelphia
Miss Owen
Steffi Westerfield
Colorado Springs
Colo
Rhodie Michelson
Long Beach
Calif
Bradley Lord
Boston
Gregory Kelley
Colorado
Theo de Lent
West Powers Warn Russia Not To Hinder U In Congo
Western allies press Moscow over Congo actions and alleged Kremlin interference. Talks reference Patrice Lumumba while Soviet figures face accusations of involvement and threats to curb dealings as U S support for Hammarskjold era stands firm.
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West
Russia
Congo
Wstint
EAM Wretou
Sant Bryentt
Hareanmaki
Erie
Aveity
Comite
Ativan Youll
Yay Wriwal
Yeehlal WS
Ade Jel £ Stevenson
Foden
Valetiny & Zeriy
Addressie -Gatih
Patrice Linnunba
Premvr Ehutisholiny
Moscow
Hammarskiold
Campaign kickoff in Corry boosts spirits amid unemployment
About 100 campaign workers and guests attended a kickoff meeting in Corry led by John Kennedy and Don Hoak as speakers. The event featured slide demonstrations, a film on the 1960 World Series, and worker briefing on procedures. Corry faces high unemployment with 6.0 percent+ labor surplus, yet local firms and new plants offer cautious optimism for 1961.
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Don Hoak
Pittsburgh Pirates
Corry
Howk
John Kennedy
Frank Sturgis
Allen Dahlstrand
Gerald Lane
Lane
Hoak
Toak
Erie County
U. S
Nortral Caipy
Union City
Arents
Corry Pennylvina
Dow Hive
Hull
Ajax Tron Works
Corry Jamestown
Raymond’s
Metnnes Steel
Cory Area Industrial Developmentt Corporation
Bivdes
Astleal Furniture, Inc
Bele County Plastics Corp
Corry ‘Foam Products Co
Wiltim Hayes
Sud
Curryley
Cony Poum Products
Keith Gonstrap
Journal
Coultrap
Avery
Reach Inspection License Deadline Hits Pennsylvania
The State Revenue Department reminds motorists that midnight tonight is the deadline to obtain the two year drivers licenses and to pass vehicle inspections. The notice stresses compliance to avoid penalties or fines for noncompliance.
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Enrouiaouive
Pennsylvania
State Revenue Department
City plans handed to Baker firm for master blueprint
Cry Planning Commission voted to transfer the city’s master planning work to Michael Baker Inc. for recom pilation and integration into a future Corry blueprint. Rev Myers and the airport streets and highway improvements group directed surveys and building code references for official use.
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Cry Planning Commission
Michael Baker, Inc
Baker Engineers
Corry
Planning Commission
Cory Avex “High School
Rev
George &. Myers
Tastlina Committee
Hie
CJ Expansion Moves on Land Purchase Near East Columbus
Gerry Jamestown Corp expanded operations by buying land at 3 Payh Street on East Columbus Avenue. The 151-foot frontage on Shady Avenue offers space for a new office building slated for next year, with landscaping planned to enhance the plant area. No immediate remodels planned. the vacant property has been idle for two years and was brokered by M and Gobbett Realtors.
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Pen George
Michel Sekorhie
Sitl
Davis A. Hulstromt
Ahalman
Hillstrom
M & Gobbett
Chamber of Commerce Board Sees Growth in Members
The Chamber of Commerce board reports 61 confirmed members with more expected as efforts to expand proceed. Budget figures show a healthy year with a modest balance and delinquent accounts adding to year end receipts, while pledges and potential new members could lift total beyond current figures.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lecoming
Chamber
Abut
Shenyirk Iulber Financial Matte S.A
Herty
Bomb Plans Doubted as H-bomb Report Surface
In Colombo Ceylon Prime Minister Sirimayo Binduratialke told the Senate that the French government had refused to confirm or deny reports about plans to explode an H-bomb in the South Indian Ocean.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Sirimayo Binduratialke
Senate
South Indian Ocean
Three Million More Face Layoffs In Next Year
Washington AP reports Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg estimates three million more Americans will lose jobs in the coming year. He urged Congress to pass Kennedy’s bill extending unemployment benefits as the administration campaigns for economic relief. Republicans attack the plan amid charges of Democratic distortions in Battle Line.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldbe
Congress
Kennedye
Goldbere
House
Ways and Means
Sam Rayburtt
Famed Skaters Mom and Daughters Die in Plane Crash
AP reports the Owen family tragedy after Maribel Vinson Owen and her daughters Laurence and Maribel were killed when their plane crashed near Beassets Belgium. Laurence, age 21 from Winchester Massachusetts, had just won a women’s North American title in Philadelphia. The mother was a renowned figure skating coach, writer, and AP expert who covered multiple Winter Games and helped tally skating scores.
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Wey
Owen
Fgtresskéling
Beassets
Belgium
Laurence Owen
Winchester
Mass
Jlust
Philadelphia
Maribel
Maribel Vinson Owen
Livance
U.S
Coloration Springs
Calo
Dudley A Mchiards
Boston
Koda
Sorta Piensa
Wig2 Olyminics
Skatin
Associated Press
St. Morita
Switzerland
Oslo
Norway
Cortina D
Fire kills man in Coudersport business section
A two story brick building fire in Coudersport killed Potter County Surveyor Shelby Jones. Firefighters from Coudersport Port Allegany Roulette and Shinglehouse battled the blaze for about six hours. The flames damaged an adjoining building and destroyed offices of two weekly newspapers the Coudersport Courier and Oswego Valley Mail.
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Loudershort
Coudersport
Potter County
Shelby Jones
Bottler County Memoriat Hospital
Coudersport Port Allegany
Coudersport Bowl
Oswu Valley Mail
Warren Borough Considers Higher School Tax With Budget Shortfall
Warren Borough faces a coming school tax increase as the Joint School District projects a budget of 1,221,056 with higher real estate taxes to cover mandated teacher salaries and benefits. Local officials warn state reimbursements have fallen, narrowing funds for next year.
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Watyon
Puntire
Tor Howl Consheriilor
Ras Doha Attack AG
Rcra, Nea
Car Truck Crash Injures Passenger. $300 Damage
A car truck collision at the East South and Wilson Streets intersection caused $300 damage to both vehicles and sent a passenger to Corry Memorial Hospital with injuries. Paul E. Beardsley driving south on William Street stopped for a stop sign and collided with A Lynn Rice who did not stop. Rice sustained a cut on the right leg and was hospitalized for treatment and observation.
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East South
Wilson Sheets
Paul E. Beardsley
West Church Street
William Street
Beardsley
A. Lynn Rice
Franklin Street
Rice
Erie
Miri Rice
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Beaver Falls
United Steelworkers
Taghinn-Richardson Manufacturing Co
Small Sefely Products
Baker
C of C
Maruel Vinson Owen
Laurence J
Ers
Jone
Anade
Lo Rahns
Man. Faent, R. C
Manchetti
Warren
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