Jail Beck Overnight After Tax Conviction
Millionaire labor leader Dave Beck Jr. spent his first night in jail after being found guilty on four counts of income tax evasion totaling 240 067 for 1951 to 1953 and two counts of filing false returns. U S District Judge George Boldt set sentencing for February 27 and Beck's lawyers said the verdict would be appealed.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dave Beck Jr
Ife
Teamaters Union
U.S. Dist
George Boldt
Seattle
Beck
Washington
Teamsters Union
Apl-Cio
Probe Launched Into Three Near Plane Crashes
The FAA opened an investigation after three near collisions this week involving military and civilian aircraft near Charlotte and other cities. A total of 74 passengers were affected. incidents included a B47 bomber near Chattanooga and a near miss near Indianapolis. The Air Force urged more reliable air traffic control facilities.
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Charlotte
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Force
Capital Airlines
Here
American Airlines
Indianapolis
Astern Air Lines
Chattanooga
Tenn
Capital
Robert Spink
George R. Erlis
Homestead Air Force Base
Pla
Two Children Die In Burning Home
Two children Edward Norton 11 and Douala Norton died in a fire in a one room frame house in Sumopness IA. Their mother was seriously burned helping three other children exit before the roof collapsed. The children were sons of Mr and Mrs Arzo Norton.
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Sumopness
Ia. Yar
Edward Norton
Douala
Arzo Norton
Turkish Cypriots Oppose New Pact and Zurich Agreement
Turkish Cypriots protest the Zurich peace plan as Britain and Greece push toward a Cyprus republic. Turkish students march in Atatur Square calling for partition or death while thousands in Paphos celebrate and Turkish schools close. British cheers mix with Greek Cypriot support and Communist criticism over base retention.
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Paphos
Ataltir Square
Twkish
Makerios
Makarios
Nicosia
Zurich
London
Haravei
Britain
Eisenhower in Acapulco for Good Will Talks with Mateos
President Eisenhower arrives in Acapulco for a two day goodwill visit and final talks with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. They cruise aboard the Sollayento and discuss the Diablo Dam project and issues touching coffee production lead zinc and cotton competition.
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inaruLco
Mexico
Eisenhower
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Pacific Coast
Autousia
Washington
Lopes
Mateos
U.S
Diablo Dam
Rio Grande
del Rio
Tex
United States
White House
James C. Hagerty
Acapulco
Miralor
Church Okays $60,000 Loan for Education Wing and Remodel
The First Methodist Church of Corry unanimously approved borrowing up to $60,000 to complete an educational wing and remodel the existing building. The resolution will be presented to the congregation for final action at Sunday morning services, per Rev. George Myers.
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Sue Ue Prave Vod
First Methodist
Church of Corry
George Myers
City Aides Seek Route 6 Improvements This Summer
City officials and district highway engineer HS Gahagen meet in Franklin with Mayor J. Kinley and others to discuss Route 6 work in and near Rovile. They aim to finalize plans for summer repairs following prior emergency work on East Columbus avenue amid Chamber of Commerce complaints.
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TFONL
Franklin
District 1
HS Gahagen
Frank Dodd
William Armitage Sr
A. Long
Fred Kinley
J. R Dearing
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Avenue
Toranklin
Dollar Days Kick Off Two Day City Sale
Forty one merchants open a two day Dollar Days sale offering value and savings. A 25 cash prize will be drawn tomorrow at 4 pm at the Chamber of Commerce office for a participant who signs at any listed merchant. The winner's name will be posted in the Chamber and published in The Journal. attendance not required.
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Eigny
Tetall
Chamber of Commerce
Explosion Rips Atlas Rocket In Test Flight
An Atlas missile test at Cape Canaveral ends in a spectacular breakup after about three minutes of flight. Atlas No. 21 exploded as debris scattered and the main sustainer engine burned on, with cause not immediately known.
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Cape Canaverat
Fla
Atlante
Air Force
Mons
U.S
Firemen Postpone Truck Vote
The Lynn Sill Farm Volunteer Hose Company postponed the vote on buying a new fire truck to the next meeting on February 26 at the fire hall. The decision rests with the board of directors after member approval. A director vacancy from Charles Daley’s resignation will also be filled, and the proposal could cost up to 14 000 with a trade in of the old water wagon chassis for a 1953 chassis.
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Ingie-Beaverdam
Lynn Sill Farm
Charles Daley
Fire truck brakes fail en route to blaze on East Main
Fire department crews answered a warehouse blaze near East Main street just before 12:30 p.m. when the truck brakes failed during a turn at Concord and East South streets. Nine responders aided the effort, and Deputy Neckers, the driver, kept the truck under control with slow speed. About $10 in damage to a nearby store was reported. Upstairs tenants Wille and Corstetter prevented a larger fire. Fire officials advised using salt or baking soda on such fires.
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East Main Street
Genese
Teks
Leo Neckers
Concord
East South Streets
South Street
Wille Corstetter
Congo Arrest Ties Leader to Fatal Protest
Jacques Opengault, opposition figure in Brumaville Congo, arrested after protests leave 72 Africans dead. Charged with inciting sedition rebellion and pillage.
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Narriot Inciter
Paris
Ieader
Jacques Opengault
Brumaville
Congo
Opengault
Soviet Union Rejects Western Big Four Bid
Two killed as a train slams into a truck near Youngsville. Investigators describe the crossing as open fields with frost on the windshield. Engineer A Migdel reported seeing the truck and attempted emergency braking but could not avert the collision. Ruvetts, a former Warren police officer, and Holland are named victims with surviving relatives noted. Bodies held at Young Funeral Home pending arrangements.
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Youngsville
Hun Tone
Haber
Airerily i
Rau
War- Pen County
Roland
A. Migdel
Ruvetts
Warren
Holand
Ths Paints
Mrr
Robert Rolander
Rodney
Randy
Young Funeral Home
Youhwaville
Kremlin brushes off Western Berlin talks proposal
The Kremlin gave a chilly reception to Western plans for a four power conference on Berlin and Germany. Moscow radio called Western notes inadequate and repeated the stance that no constructive proposals exist. UK Prime Minister Macmillan sought to coordinate Allied policy with Paris and Washington, planning further talks after visiting Moscow.
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London
Rem
Moscow
Kremlin
Berlin
Germany
Kheushchev
Aural Macmillan
U.S
Cullex
House of Commons
Gun
Paris
Washington
Macmillan
Workers At Aero Get Bonus Pay
Aero Supply Mig Co Inc employees received bonus payments after improved warnings at the local plant. President Leo Strauss said 250 workers got substantial shares from management based on the prior year’s profits. The backlog remains favorable with balanced production expected for 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Mig. Co. Inc
Leo Striings
Strauss
Aero
Aerostl
Khrushchev Presses Tough Line on Eastern Europe
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev signals a hard stance toward Eastern Europe during a speech in Tula on foreign policy. Western officials note aims to preserve existing Communist rule while warning against any shifts toward Berlin, with reactions expected from Britain and the United States.
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Khrushchev
East Europe
Washington
Nikita
Nord
Europe
Tite
Khushchev
Tulu
Moscow
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Chiis Khrushchev
Wyalist
Wester
City Seeks Bids On New Aerial Truck
City announces a bid opening for a new aerial fire truck with specifications available at the city engineer's office. Bids must be submitted by March 10 at 8:00 AM with a 10 percent bid bond. the council reserves the right to reject any bids in the public interest.
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City Counen Us
Lytptie
Lew Werkal
Teack
Stittford Hone
Cowell Volast
Jared Kinky
Hide
Ray Weber
Thie Lek
Courtell
Kinley
Don Williams
Biel
Cust
Dastiler
Boy Rescues Dog Then Dies in Smithfield Lake
Ten days earlier Arthur Laprade, 11, saved his dog Pepper from a lake full of ice. A neighbor pulled him from the water after the car smashed into Pepper yesterday, killing the dog and prompting a local rescue effort.
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Smithfield
Arthur Laprade
Pepper
Arthur
Joe
Holdup Suspect Confined In Mayville Jail
Robbery suspect Robert Brighton age 17 from North Clymer was captured Wednesday afternoon near Bear Lake by Corry State Police after a two county spree. He allegedly used a Civil War single shot pistol in the two Chiutiuqin County robberies netting about $50. He confessed to the crimes and waived further extension.
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Ater
Vurlins
Rober Brighton
North Clymer
Anid Wilytee
Chivitaiqua
Brighbhan
New York State
Bear Lake
Corry
Costello Ship Ownership Revoked Amid Tax Evasion Case
The estate of Frank Costello lost the ship ownership rights today as the U S District Court in Dawson City revoked the title. Costello is serving a five year term for federal income tax evasion. In Washington the cost of living index edged up slightly in January as Labor Department figures show higher food prices offset small declines elsewhere.
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New York
Eit
Frank Costello
District Fe Arching
Dawson, Con
Washington
Jane Wary
Labor Department
The Commune of 16 Guarantees in Red China
A travel note describes a Chill Yin commune in Henan province where workers attend classes listen to radio broadcasts from the People’s Daily and study state propaganda. The piece details daily life including work in fields and factories, a film or acrobatic show, a party meeting, and a public self criticism session, with 16 guarantees covering clothing food housing transportation and more.
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Associa
Red China
Luis Pioneer
Honan
People's Daily
Ue Ites
Htates
Peiping
China
Britain
Theresa
Formoga
Beating of Stepson Leads to Bond in Corry Case
Four people were jailed or charged after a beating case involving a four year old stepson. James Hullwood, 28, was arrested after a motorist saw a fight on a road near Waterford and Wattaburg. He confessed to disciplining the boy for wet clothes and was bound over on assault and battery charges. The boy, Morris Craig, suffered injuries prompting a medical exam. Hullwood pleaded guilty before Justice Floyd Marsh and was released on bond pending further court dates.
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Union City
Min
Corry Brute Pollew
James 'T. Hullwood
Edward Past
Joan
Corry Barracks
Waterford
Wattaburg
Borous
Hailwood
Atley Hailwood
Golten
Uny
Morrest Craig
Marty
Man 81 shoots aunt amid hoodoo dispute
Jack Sanders says his stomach boiled as he faced years of hoodoo torment from Busan Arrington. He shot his aunt to death in a country lane 14 miles north of here, Jasper County, leaving her body with a chest wound and a torn blouse.
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Laurel
Jack Sanders
Sanders
Negro
Busan Arrington
Laue
Here
Jasper County
Taity
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Mex
Lopez Mateos
Lke
Atlas
Soviet Union
Oeendaton
West Boel
Harald Maerua Khruwhehev
State Department
Winsell
Poti
Gdr
Czechostovakli
Mayville
Man
Stepson
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