Fire damages home at 550 East South Street
Firefighters battled a kitchen blaze causing 6500 in damage to the cage and contents at 550 East South Street. The kitchen was gutted and smoke damage spread to surrounding areas. Occupants Mrs Violeta Ferry, her daughter Mrs Lilah Parker, and grandson Peter Parker were present and escaped. Chief Jerome Davis said the cause is undetermined.
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East South Street
Jerome Davis
Ted
Violeta Ferry
Lilah Parker
Grandwa
Peter Parker
Ferry
Peter Fed
Four dogs kill seventeen sheep on Fox Hill farm
Ernest Van Cise reports a pack of four dogs at large destroyed 17 of 21 sheep on his Fox Hill area farm near Russell. Van Cise killed two dogs. remaining two unknown. Warren County dog warden John Hoover urges confinement of dogs from sunset to sunrise and notes prior similar incident.
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Warren
Ernest VanCise
Fox Hill
Here
John Hoover
Warren County
VanCise
Russell
Hoover
Everett Weegle
Pleasant Township
Polio Vaccine Plan Outlined for Late April by Erie Doctors
Erie County Medical Society announces third phase of polio immunization led by Dr John Hartman. About 200 000 residents received Type 1 on Sept 23 and 30, with similar numbers getting Type 2 on Oct 26 and Nov 4. Details on dispensing sites and hours to follow. Type 3 vaccine planned despite current shortages. Type 1 and Type 2 supplies were previously distributed. Type 3 will use stock. existing Type 3 vaccines scarce nationwide.
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Penny Mae
Erie County Medical Society
John ¥. Hartman
Erie
Erie County
Hartman
Penn State Plans $11 Million Bond Issue for Dorm Expansion
Pennsylvania State University announced the sale of 11 million dollars in new bonds today to fund major expansion of student residence facilities on campus.
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Penn State
University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Heart Specialist Urges Daily Exercise For Americans
Dr Dudley White, healer of Eisenhower, tells Tulane audience Americans should aim for about one hour of moderate daily activity. He favors frequent short walks and stair climbs over long hikes or elevator use to boost fitness.
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Dudley White
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tulane University
White
Unions Try To Foil Volunteers Building Church
In Great Falls Montana Union pickets confront volunteers over a new $450 000 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints project Bishop T J Williams says negotiations broke down with no talks scheduled TheBuilding Trades Council opposes using volunteers claiming no right to donate labor while the church argues volunteers should be permitted if not restricting skilled labor A council statement adds unions object to reserving work for non craftsmen carpenters may donate but not as volunteers.
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Great Falls
Mont
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
T. J. Wilams
Bogus Bill Ring Targeting Titusville Area
Local bank official reports doctored ten dollar bills circulating in Titusville. The counterfeit uses a real ten with a glued one and a fraudster can net about twenty dollars from a twelve dollar investment. Police and a FBI inspector investigated. bankers warn such bills are detectable by feel but may slip amid busy cash flow. In Pittsburgh, Frank A festa, 68, longtime Mesta Machine Co executive, died of a heart attack.
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Situsville
Titusville
Alexander Hamilton
U. S. Treasury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pitisburgh
Frank A. Festa
Sof
Mesta Machine Co
Citymakes modest 1962 sidewalk progress with part time engineer
City efforts in 1962 under part time engineer Victor Ward yielded 16870 feet of new sidewalks 11470 by property owners 5400 by George Weldner Co. Most plans for Lee were finished except 3700 feet to be completed the summer. Repairs added 450 feet raising total city sidewalks to just over 2 1 2 miles. Sewer work limited to Marion street storm sewer project.
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Victor Ward
Ward
City Council
Rofter
Tym
Council
George Weldner Co
Warren
Lee
Marion Treet
Betancourt Says Venezuelan Government Stable Beneath Subversion
President Betancourt told reporters at the National Press Club that Venezuela remains stable despite subversion from Havana with Moscow and Peking blamed. He condemned Red terrorist acts as lacking popular support and noted attempts to influence labor and students failed to gain traction.
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Washington
Presidray Romulo Betancourt
Havana
Moscow
Peking
National Press Club
Caracas
Freiehter
Venezuela
Fie
Betancourt
Three Men Arrested After Midday Alarm in Erie City
At noon three local men were arraigned before Alderman M. B Cobbett and pled guilty to disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer. Fined 7100 and costs for disorderly conduct, they face up to 30 days in Erie County jail. The obstruction charge carries up to a year or a 500 fine. Patrolman Kenneth Nichols halted the melee that began when the trio chased Manley Moore through West Main Street and South Center, with Foster brothers and Van Epps resisting arrest and colliding with the officer.
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Cobbett
Erie County
Erie County Criminal Court
Ervin D
Sonny) Foster
West Pleasant Street
John E. Foster
South Street
Norman ‘van Epps
Liberty Street
Kennethy Nichols
Nichols
West Main Street
Manley Moore
R.D
Corry
Main Street
Moore
Eoiuthi Center Street
Tim
Squa
Ray
Eryin Foster
Eryn
Ervin
John Forler
Whil van Epps
Yan Epps
Ervin Foster
Yin Foster
van Epps
John Foster
Azale
Shiok Almoff
tMe Foster
Monty CB van Epps
John Posler
U.S. Demands All Soviets Leave Cuba
Congress leaders from both parties press Kennedy to secure the withdrawal of all 17 000 Soviet troops in Cuba. Reports say several thousand may depart by March 15, but lawmakers seek a firm, complete removal with no clear plan offered.
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Washington
Eallbhi
Cuba
Kennedy
Klyrishthey
Coust
Union
White House
State Department
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
CIA Leader To Explain Gap In Cuba Pictures
Intelligence chief John A. McCone faced a secret House briefing over a blank stretch in Cuba surveillance photos tied to the Soviet missile buildup. McCone answered questions for more than three hours behind closed doors, with security limits delaying fuller details.
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Washington
John A. McCone
House
Cuba
McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U S Weighs Fewer On Site Inspections at Disarmament Talks
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States signaled willingness to accept fewer than eight on site inspections per year in the Soviet Union if a foolproof inspection method is adopted. Soviet Deputy Kuznetsov resisted, steering toward a broader East West nonaggression pact while Western negotiators hint at five or six inspections per year on Soviet soil.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
William C. Foster
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Foster
Britain
U. 5
Shut In Behind Handleless Boor Suffocates in Philadelphia
Ari rn tis Valentine a 42 year old truck driver suffocated inside a drying room at a gypsum company mall in Philadelphia while trying to open a locked car. Det Boward Geile said Valentine ripped metal stripping along the door as he attempted entry causing his hands to be cut. Workmen found him when entering the site about an hour and a half later.
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Philadelphia
Ari Rntis Valentine
Gypsum Co
Moor
Det
Boward Geile
Valentine
Winsey
Haiti Troubles May Explode
WillliaM L. Ryan reports rising tensions in Haiti as President Francois Duvalier faces a possible departure for medical treatment. A general student strike looms, secret police crack down, two students reportedly shot, and exile Haitians sense an impending upheaval with Duvailer possibly handing power to Interior Minister Suc P. Francois.
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Cuba
Haiti
Hispaniola
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Port Au Prince
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Suc P. Francois
Papa Doe
Brazil Leaders In Control Of Hijacked Ship
Belem Brazil authorities took control as the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui sailed toward Macapa after hijackers surrendered without a fight. Captors seek asylum, to be held as political refugees while Brazil decides their fate. Caracas and Maravalbo saw new robberies and shootings amid ongoing anti Betancourt tensions.
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Belem
Brazil
Amazon
Macapa
Amazon Delta
Romulo Betancourt
Forelgn
Betancourt
Washington
Kennedy
Caracas
Maravalbo
Hiking Fact Sparks Memory Of Goldfish Stunt
Seattle attorney Irving Clark Jr. recalls a 1929 Harvard prank when as a sophomore he swallowed 24 goldfish to start a nationwide fad. He says he has no plans for a 50 mile hike but notes the stunt shows why he prefers hiking to eating goldfish.
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Seattle
Wash
Irving Clark Jr
Clark
Seale
Harvard University
Lycoming College Names New Admissions Director
William Smith reports Robert Newcombe of Pennsylvania State University was named director of admissions at Lycoming College in Williamsport Pennsylvania today.
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Williamsport
Robert Newcombe
Pennsylvania State University
Lycoming College
Asian Flu Outbreak Closes Schools as Illness Spreads
Asian flu and related respiratory illnesses sweep nationwide causing high absence rates in schools. Many districts close or suspend classes as hundreds die and officials hope the spring warmth will curb the spread. Districts cite cases in Michigan Minnesota District of Columbia North Carolina Maryland New York Illinois Kansas and more.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Hart
West Virginia
U.S. Public Wealth Service
Atlanta
District of Columbia
North Carolna
Maryland
New York
Ilinois
Kansas
Sparta Farmer Held Refuses Test Cows
Clarence Clark Snapp of Spartansburg pleaded innocent to hindering USDA testers at his farm when five veterinarians from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture arrived to test cattle for Bangs disease. Snapp allegedly ordered them off with a shotgun. He waived a hearing, case to be reviewed in Crawford County Court.
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Clarence Clark Snapp
Spartansburg
Department of Agriculture
Charles B. Guignot
Rp- 2
Espl
Earl T. Shultz
Pennsylvania State Policy
Snapp
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bang
Crawford County
Drunken Birds Puzzle Newport Police Report
Newport Arkansas police were called for two days about drunken birds in a yard. A woman described English sparrows eating red berries then acting strangely and colliding with objects. Police said the matter is outside their jurisdiction.
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Newport
Ark
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