Kennedy Boosts Sick U S Economy Amid Congo Clash
President Kennedy touted steps to revive the economy and curb unemployment while warning the Soviet Union against intervening in Congo affairs. He urged rapid action in Congress on his program, outlined swift measures already ordered, and disclosed $4 billion in tax refunds and 734 million for highway spending to spur recovery.
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Washington
Kennedy
Thos
Hus
Congress
Miso
Soviet Union
Congo
United Nations
United States
U. N
Joseph Kasavubu
United Arab Republic
Stanleyville
11th Hour Order Forestalls Layoff At Local Firm
Thompson Maple Products Co. of East Washington Street avoided layoffs after Thompson, its head, confirmed a last minute order for bowling pins from Brunswick Inc. The Brunswick order, routed through Corry Co., secures work for the firm’s bowling equipment division and supports Thompson’s manufacturing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Maple Products Co
East Washington Street
Nelson Thompson
Focal
Brunswick, Tho
Corry Company
Thompson
Brunswick
Brunswick Inc
Brunswick-Bulk Calendar Co
Commies Support Rebels In Congo Crisis Deepens Global Divide
The article reports Soviet Union backing rebels in the Congo and condemns Western reactions. It notes recognition by Ghana and others outside the Soviet orbit, United States concerns, and international responses from the UN Security Council and major newspapers. It highlights depictions of the Lumumba murder and calls for restraining intervention.
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London
Soviet Union
Cor 0
Antoiie Gitar
Yugoslavia
Ghana
Tidonesia
Mimp
Stanleyville
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Ded Chin
Nus
Nui
Manuolin
Unitedt Arab Republic
Fuemul
Suhandrio
Ue Cones
Reall Tng
pSstiTe
Kennesly
United States
Josaph Kasnyubli
Pabiie
Mito Ueehambe
He WN
New York
Limumbe
Dax Hammarskinld
U.N
Congo
Lumayinba
Hammursilotd
Communist Party
Ipon Pravda
Midas Hurinmarskjelsl
Sia ’Trithy
Lin Ft
Coloulyer
Kennedy
Moscow
Mull
Lumimba
Corry Merchants Promote Two Day Dollar Days Return
Corry merchants plan a two day Dollar Days event sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Rela Division. Thirty four local retailers will offer $1 items on a promotion that harkens back to the original dollar day concept with windows dressed in pennants and banners. The sale aims to spark post holiday shopping and clear inventory with bargains across hardware footwear clothing and more. Participants include All-Wey, Barach’s Home Furniture, Barney’s Firestone Bennett, Brighan’s Hardware, Corry Evening Journal, Citizens National Bank of Corry, Evans Drug, Johnson Brothers, Leeds, and others.
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Tomofew Aou Osing
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Barney) Bennett
Loddy Nees
Conway
Squirday
Bennett
Blee
the Service Co
Barach’s Home Furniture Co
Barney's Firestone
Bennett, Brighan's Hardware
Curtie’s Poobweir
Citizens Naonal Bank of Corry
Corry Evening Journal
Corry Pharmacy
Ellis R. Day Store
Diempr’ Cafeteriei
Evans Dros
Putihuinette
Eb, E
Gingnon Hardware
H&h Dry Cleaners
Johnson Brothers
Leeds
Loblay's the
Murphy Co
the National Bank of Corry
Phill's Men's Wear
Rickers Building Specialties
Robert's Children's Shop
Roberts Furniture
Seis, Roe
Standard Chair Head Denies Large Plant Layoffs
Charles Hateh, president of Standard Chair, denies wide scale layoff reports at the Ghalr Cg plant. He says cutbacks are temporary due to the recession, with 1 the 20 percent of staff at risk out of 145. The company sees rising orders and government work that may steady the plant.
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Ghalr
Charles Hateh
Ti Krdadunt Geduerion
Ily
Hittel
U S Balloon Space Shot Marks Test of New Rocket
Washington AP reports the United States launched a space vehicle from a Strat of the NASA test program. Officials could not confirm orbital success after the fourth stage placement and a view of the launch from Wallis Island. NASA aims to test solid propellants for a cheaper, simpler rocket with a satellite goal.
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Washington
United States
National Aeronautics For Sime
Watlipe Island
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Flas
Tin Pacific Missile Range
California
Nie
Johannesburg
South Africa
Yeattlys
Smith Warns Of Pending 61 City Tax
Carlton Smith city treasurer warns of pending 1961 city tax notices. He notes $6,016 outstanding for 1960 and outlines totals by ward for land and buildings values, mills, and expected receipts. The notices are due March 1 as past due accounts pile up.
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Carlton Smith
Fire Claims Mother and Three Children in Pleasant Valley
A mother Mildred McDonald and her three daughters Janet 13 Joliet 18 and Eileen 19 died in a house fire in Pleasant Valley New York near LaGrange Town. Neighbors report the blaze started early today and the family was unable to escape. Mrs McDonald reportedly lived with her children and the tragedy left the community in shock.
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Pleasant Valley
LaGrange
Townshin
Mildred McDonald
Joli
Janet
Eileen
Allinney
McDonall
UN Chief Hammarskjold backs amid Congo clash
United Nations Security Council support for Dag Hammarskjold grows as he resists Soviet demand for resignation amid Congo debate. Six of eleven council members back his stance: United States, Turkey, Nationalist China, France, Chile, and Britain. Soviet resolution to oust him fails.
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United Nations
N.Y Iap
Hammaskjold
U N. “Security Council
Council
Congo
Hammarskjold
U.N
Harlem
Omparrow
Rim
Hammarskjold Wednay
Valerian A. Zofin
United States
Turkey
China
France
Chile
Britain
Patrice Lumumba
Zorin
Lumumba
Belgium
Operd- Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Someil
Nine Million Injured Nine Thousand Three Hundred Died In U S Accidents
National Safety Council reports 9 million injured and 93,000 killed in U S accidents last year. Traffic crashes caused most deaths, with motor vehicle accidents numbering about 38,200. Home accidents and workplace mishaps also produced significant totals and economic losses estimated at 34 billion dollars.
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U.S
Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Enues
Area Weather Outlook Good For 30 Days
Weather outlook predicts normal to slightly above temperatures for the next 30 days with cooler nights. Driving conditions are expected to be slick tonight due to a light freezing rain glaze but no major accidents reported. The forecast calls for generally calmer, cloudy days in Gary and vicinity with intervals of cooler air and near normal precipitation.
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Gary
Winger Weather Bureau
Fortis
Mercenary Priest Probe in Small Village Case
A local case centers on a priest suspected of treating church funds as a mercenary asset. The Rev. Julstic Fi pelt is accused of demanding payment to influence church bells and services, with a suggested threshold of at least 100 francs for abbey contributions.
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Wupui
Cobine Statw Prosecum
Cuttal
Julstic Fi Pelt
Wilhelmstall
Heri
Hell Fur
Plane scatters Patrice mourners in Havana protest
A chaotic riot on the Havana University campus disrupted a demonstration honoring a former prime minister. Protesters clashed with attackers, a blast wounded multiple people, and officials described the incident as a violent disruption amid tensions.
Boy 16 Months Suffers Severe Electrical Burns
A 16 month old boy named Blessed Warner suffered severe electrical burns after grabbing an extension cord and touching a live TV outlet. He is in critical condition at Corry Memorial Hospital as doctors treat burns to his mouth and body.
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Boy
Aerry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Warner
Logan Warner
Rachid
Wisith
Tive
Demonstrators Protest UN Congo Policies in Cities
Demonstrations against United Nations and Belgian policies in the Congo erupted in New York City and Washington, D.C., following riots at the UN. Negro demonstrators clashed with police, with arrests after rocks and snowballs were thrown toward the Belgian embassy and UN premises. Benjamin Davis Jr. spoke amid calls for unity among Negro nationalist groups.
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United Nations
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
New York City
Washington, D.C
Manhattan
Times Square
Neera
Harlem
Benjamin Davis Jr
Communist Party
Washington
Security Council
United African Nationalist Movement
Davis
U.N
Couple Sues Army and Others Over Farm Fire Losses
In Harrisburg a couple filed a $2 million suit alleging the U S Veterans Administration and multiple defendants caused or allowed a fire that destroyed their Fairfield County farm after they paid a mortgage and moved there in 1954. The complaint cites Keller Snyder and Hallie Snyder seeking damages from the Army and additional parties as the civil case proceeds.
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Harrisburg
Uylet
Cin
Mayciuilll
Pennsylvania
Atrou Wo Snyder
Buirfield
Goltyshurs Stern
JSON Popes
Snyders
Hallie
Chaleur
Sion
Veterans Administration
Unge
Sir Snyders’ Troll
Palrfield
Eas
Murtenge
Sistlers
Holt
Snyder
Primary election filing fees set by Erie County officials
Erie County election officials revert to filing fee rules for 1971 offices as a state commission ruled exemptions for certain posts were improper. Fred Lamberton noted contending offices such as tax collectors, justices, police, aldermen, supervisors, assessors and stables workers may face fees, with petitions and nominating papers costing up to 35 dollars for the 1971 cycle.
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Erie County Election
Fred Lamberton
Rhe Police
Aldermart
Tone
Lamberton
Contitissinners
Tay Call
Ofilene
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Shasta
Vickie Lee
Morris
Redding
Calif
John Balmaid
UN Council
Dagepee
Fins Strator
The
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Russia
Patrice
Havana
Dia
Patrice Lummba
Ne van Niet
Wal
Havana Univisity
Gon BO
Foubia
United State
UN Congo
Army
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