Fire and civic notes mix with election plans in Corry area
A weekend crash near South First Avenue left a vehicle damaged and a driver hospitalized while police investigated a power loss incident. In Hamot Hospital a patient was treated after an accidental injury. Local business, the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation, announced its annual director election for March 20 at the Hotel Corry with nominations open to members. George Washington's birthday will see market activity quiet down as firms realign operations on Thursday.
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Corry Area
Congo Mobilizes Opposed to UN Resolution in Katanga
Katanga President Moise Tshombe ordered general mobilization of all able bodied people to resist UN forces enforcing a Security Council resolution. He framed mobilization as civil and emphasized remaining at post despite foreign orders. Tshombe’s move aims to counter the section permitting UN troops to use force to avert civil war as his forces press Baluba rebels in northern Katanga.
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Elisabethville
Katanga the Congo
Katanga
United Nations
Security Council
U. U
Congo
Tshombe
Akao Arrested as Murder Probe Ties Party to Slay
Japan's top nationalist leader Bin Akao is arrested on suspicion of inciting murder. His party is linked to the slaying of Socialist Yu tely chairman Inejire Asanuina last October.
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Tokyo
Ody
bin Akao
Japan
Yutly
Inejire Asanuina
U S Plans UN Screening of Laos Aid to Back Neutrality
U S ready to submit all future aid to Laos for UN screening to assure neutrality. Secretary of State Rusk discussed with Soviet envoy Menshikov a plan to with draw weapons advisers and rely on neutral experts, contingent on a cease fire and foreign forces withdrawal. Queen Elizabeth II ends a month of subcontinent visits in Bangalore.
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Washington
United States
Walehdoe
U.S
Whey
Savang Vathina
Laos
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Dean Rusk
Sivek
Mikhail
Manshikov
Rusk
Menshikov
Kine Savany
Mesa
Pathel Lato
Mensukov
Unmanned Space Shot Succeeds in Test Flight
The Atlas propelled a space capsule to 115 miles altitude then re entered at 13 000 mph, aiming to test heat barrier and recovery. Seven U S astronauts were present at Cape Canaveral and Bermuda tracking sites, with tests to validate design under severe re entry conditions for an upcoming manned orbital flight.
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Mites Huwarange Unc
Nilerun
Jia
United States
Litboff
Loday
Redstone
U.S
Lervey Cooper
Walter Schira
Virgil Grissom
Bermuda
Cape
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bread Water Diet For Eight Negro Sit-Ins
Eight African American detainees at York County prison camp near Rock Hill SC enter third day of confinement, subsisting on bread and water as protest against overwork and transfer of a fellow detainee after refusing to work during a sit down at a downtown Rock Hill lunch counter.
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York County
Rock Hill
S C
Yall
J. Ed Allen
Reel Hill
Atlanta
Biltmore Hotel
Atlanta Graduate Medical Assembly
Atla
Georgia
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Sharp Eyes Of Farmer Saves Man Trapped In Car
GALLATIN Mo AP Paul Holcomb 28 a farmer saved a man trapped in a wrecked car after it left a curve and hit a tree in a deep ravine. Kenneth Bolton 41 and Lucky Nortis Hulcomb 41 were killed. Holcomb survived with injuries. Blackburn and Sheriff Hough described tracks found west of Gallatin leading to the buried vehicle.
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Gallatin
Paul
Holcomb
Archie Blackie
Mistin
Kenneth “Boulton
Lucky Nortis Hulcomb
Pay Molcomb
Lewis Lee Stati
Huleorba
Blackburn
Armer Glen Sullenger
iVestock
Sheriff
Hough
Paul Holcomb
Southwest Storm Hammers South with Snow and Flood Threats
Snow and rain sweep across the South with twisters reported in scattered areas while river floods rise along the Allegheny and Potomac. Voter discrimination cases unfolded in Alabama as trials began in federal court. Weather systems push into the Midwest and Northeast with heavy accumulations in Denver City and Morton, and mild to cold shifts across the nation.
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Denver City
Morton
Hobbs
N.M
Midwest
Allegheny
Lone Tee
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Iowa
Calhoun
Chickasaw
Mississippi
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Phiins
Virginia
Maryland
James River
Richmond
Abram
Marengo County
Ala
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Louisiana
South Carolina
Central Plains
Middle
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes Region
Pennsylvania
New England
Union Leaders Feel Theyre Losing Ground
Union leaders at the AFL-CIO winter meeting in Miami Beach voiced concern over shrinking organizing gains as membership of organizing unions falls from 40 percent to 38 percent of eligible workers. Executives cited competition from independent unions like Teamsters and Mine Workers and shifts toward white collar labor as reducing AFL-CIO reach, warning of an obituary for organized labor if trends continue.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Organized Labor
Apl-Cio
Iilon Labor
John Tivingston
Afl-Cio
Livingston
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