Hammond Returns as Warren County Highways Chief
A longtime Ohio highway veteran, Hammond of Columbus is rehired by the Pennsylvania State Highway Department and will resume duties as Warren County Highways Department superintendent starting Monday. He previously served in 1959 61 after early 1955 firings tied to Democratic backing and party alignment. The move follows praise from Pennsylvania official Pak Martin for Hammond's prior performance and controversy surrounding political infighting led by Frank Fago.
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Car and Truck Crash Kills Three Women in Erie
An auto skidded at a downtown Erie intersection and struck a dump truck, killing three women occupants of the car. Mrs Mildreil Weston of Millcreek, Mrs Edna Blood and Miss Mary Ann Carroll of Erie died. James E. Bell, driver of the truck, 32, was taken to St Vincent's Hospital with a knee injury. The crash halted traffic as rescuers freed victims.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Limited Sale of Tickets for Chamber Dinner Open to Public
Tickets at $2.50 for the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Moose Club ballroom. Lt. Gen. Frank Bogart of the U S Air Force, a Warren native, will be the main speaker. Tickets available at Grace Jewelers Bennett's Bar frey's Firestone and the Chamber office on Municipal Building second floor.
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U. S. Air Force
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Warren
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Fog closes Philadelphia Airport overnight
Fog shut Philadelphia International Airport overnight, delaying arrivals and departures. Operations resumed at 6 am as visibility improved, though crews faced short delays and lingering rush of travelers seeking rebookings.
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Philadelphia International Airport
West Berlin welcomes Kennedy amid wall ceremony
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy visited West Berlin delivering a wreath at the Red Wall to honor victims of Communist tyranny. Thousands cheered as East German guards remained unseen and West Berlin demonstrated readiness to defend the city. Kennedy also toured memorials including the Ploetzensee and America House amid tense yet orderly scenes.
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Widow May Get $14,000
Dunkirk city attorneys were directed to study a recommendation to pay Mrs. Mark Elfman about 14000 dollars, widow of late Police Lt Mark Elfman killed October 1, 1961. The plan would grant her Lt Elfman’s year salary plus 1000 dollars for each of eight children. Leo J. Mleczko of Dunkirk is awaiting trial for first degree murder in Mayville jail.
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Edwin Rundale
Mark Elfman
Elfman
Mayville
Newsman Delaney Dies, Chicago Public Relations Veteran
John F. Delaney, a longtime Chicago newspaper man and public relations official, died yesterday. He was 7S years old and known for his decades of service in journalism and corporate communications.
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John F. Delaney
U S Space Hero Returns To Cape For Celebration
President John F Kennedy and astronaut Glenn Jr return to Cape Canaveral for a homeland celebration. A 100000 strong Cocoa Beach crowd greets them as Glenn reunites with his family at Patrick Air Force Base. Vice President Johnson accompanies them on the celebratory tour.
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President Arrives at West Palm Beach Airport
At West Palm Beach Florida airport the president is pictured with Air Force One in the background aboard the presidential aircraft during a landing scene.
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Khrushchev demands U S summit as Kennedy plan looms
Premier Khrushchev delivers a long 200 page note to the State Department pressing Kennedy for a March summit and accusing the United States of blocking disarmament talks. The White House and Britain prepare a response linking talks with a possible ministers’ meeting, while Washington rejects a Khrushchev call for a direct summit.
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Premier Still In Charge as Turkish Revolt Fails
A flash mutiny by young Turkish officers aimed at toppling Premier Ismet Inonu was crushed. Generals Sunay and other service chiefs backed Inonu, declaring the armed forces would defend the constitution. Rebels seized key centers overnight but were repelled, ending the bid with the premier in command.
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Section II Mat Tourney Opens Tomorrow Noon
Corry Area High School hosts Section II wrestling tournament starting tomorrow at 12 noon with three independent schools joining. Non Preliminary matches at 3 pm, semi finals at 8 pm, finals in the evening. Admission 25 cents noon, 50 cents evening, adults $1 per session. Schools: Corry, Warren, Franklin, Oil City, Titusville, Conneaut Lake, Greenville, Townville.
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Governor Bid Split Darkens Pennsylvania Dem Nomination
In Harrisburg the Democratic governor nomination fight deepens as party leaders set a week for the policy committee to decide backing for Philadelphia’s former mayor Richardson Dilworth. Green counters Dilworth cannot win. a rival bid may form if Dilworth gains organization support. Governors intervened to delay today’s policy meeting, signaling possible shifts after further negotiations.
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Democratic State Policy Committee
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Sigan
Dilworth
Kere
U.S
Wilcente
Ania
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Lawrence
Centerbes
Pittsburgh
McClelland
Allegheny County Commissioners
George M. Leader
McInnes Forgings Linked to John Glenn Space Effort
McInnes Forgings of Corry states its products helped launch Lt. Col. John Glenn in Project Mercury and will continue contributing to space missions. The East Main Street plant makes parts for the Titan missile and anticipates future space work. Raymond division of Associated Spring nearly joined Mercury project but could not supply exact spring identity, delaying an order.
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McInnes Steel Co
Corry
Paul Bowen
East Main Street
President visits Cape Canaveral with Glenn in tour
On the Cape tour the President and astronaut Glenn stopped at Project Mercury control center for questions about its electronic consoles. Glenn, to be feted with large welcomes in Washington and New York, arrived at Cape Canaveral ahead of the President and was greeted by dignitaries including Gen. David M. Shoup.
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