Eisenhower Visits Argentina for Diplomatic Talks
President Eisenhower arrives in Buenos Aires for a weekend of diplomacy amid attempts by Peronistas or dissidents to disrupt the visit. He is greeted by President Frondizi and crowds as bomb blasts shake the city. the trip marks closer U.S.-Argentina ties during Argentina’s 150th year of independence. He vows to meet Argentines personally and enjoy the capital and other cities while observing the country from the air.
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Arturo Franzini
Eisenhower
Pre Uro Prondizi
Washington
United States
Buenos Aires
Corry Girl and Clymer Youth Surrender in Detroit
Evelyn Burkett and Donald Bindley turned themselves in to Detroit police after Evelyn, missing since February 18, was reportedly seen with Bindley. Police held both suspects, notified city and state authorities and the parents. Bindley said he was out of money.
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Donald Bindley
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Michigan City
Blaine Burkett
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Evelyn
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Bindley
Clymer
Eyélyh
Detroit
Bind-ley
Sleet storms sweep into Northeast U S hit New York hard
A fast moving storm tracked from the South and Midwest into the Northeast bringing heavy snow sleet and strong winds. Buffalo logged seven inches, Maine and New Hampshire saw mix of wet snow sleet and rain. Gusts 25 to 35 mph caused drifts. warnings issued along New England coast and Great Lakes region. Deaths from weather related accidents were reported across the Southeast and Midwest.
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Corry Club Plans Charge Against Pair
Corry Club plans to file a complaint against two men identified as Iva Chig men after they attempted to withdraw $120 from a coin making device using drill work at Veterans of Foreist Wars club. The incident led to police inquiry and the club manager reported the license plate to authorities. Investigations continue as police seek the suspects and details of the attempted looting.
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Veterans of Foreist Wars Club
Rowister Tree
William Roehrig
Corry
William Irwin
Roditig
Franklin
Pitwaville
Mendville
Titusville
Sharp
Alitalia Crash Killing 26 At Shannon Ireland Scene Of Hell
An Italian four engine airliner bound for New York crashed shortly after takeoff from Shannon Airport killing 26 of the 52 aboard and injuring many others. The plane plowed through a cemetery wall and scattered bodies across a pasture in a scene described by witnesses as hellish. Most victims were Italians with several Americans among the 52 passengers.
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Ireland
New York
Alitalia
Naples
Rome
Thomas Comer-ford
Rio de Janeiro
Brendan Murray
19 Navy Band Members Die in Midair Collision
In Rio de Janeiro a U S Navy plane and a Brazilian airliner collided killing 61 and leaving 25 bodies recovered. Among the dead were 19 members of the Navy band en route from Buenos Aires to perform for President Eisenhower during his visit to Brazil. Survivors include three Navy men. other victims include Navy antisubmarine team members and Brazilian crew and passengers.
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Eisenhower
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Bulenos Aires
Juscelino Kubitschek
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Kubitschek
Midas Satellite Launch Seeks Early Orbit Test
A large rocket lifted from Cape Canaveral to place the experimental Midas satellite in orbit. The mission aims to detect ballistic missiles seconds after launch, triggering warning and potential retaliation plans. The Air Force withholds many details as a test vehicle, part of a broader infrared missile warning system.
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Gas Blast Strikes Port Brownsville. Several Dead
Brownsville Texas AP reports a gas tank exploded at a storage plant near a highway, causing fire and reported deaths and injuries. State Police and Brownsville sheriff confirm several killed and others hurt as ambulances and firefighting crews rush to the scene.
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Khrushchev Bonds With Reporter Over Baseball Caps In Indonesia
AP correspondent Roy Essoyan recalls Khrushchev in a warm mood during an Indonesian visit. They discuss American baseball caps as the Premier, relaxed and joking, tries on the cap, posing for photographers after touring Borobudur with Indonesian officials and Sukarno.
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Roy Essovan
Nikia Khrushchev
Essoyan
Southeast Asia
Khrushchev
Roy Essoyan
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Indonesia
Nikita Khrushchev
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Java
Khrustichev
Wagon Tag Fees In 1960 Set At $12
Licensing changes simplify wagon plates with a unified 12 dollar fee for all station wagons. Passenger cars keep 10 dollars. new plates for wagons, a sticker replaces the old tag. owners must surrender old plates. Delays may occur from errors on applications as 1959 plates expire March 31.
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Tunnel American Automobile Association
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Shot Kills Gopher Wounds Girl in Los Angeles
A gunman fired at a gopher from a residence as a 4-year-old girl Donna J Sword watched TV. The bullet traveled through a fence house wall and sofa before striking her in the back. She underwent surgery and was listed in fair condition. Neigh bor Douglas J Beane 24 said he fired at the animal and was released after questioning.
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Donna J. Sword
Douglas J Beane
Driver killed in Route 82 crash near New Derry
A car struck a bridge on Route 82 about three miles north of New Derry in Westmoreland County, killing the driver Bruto Palice identified as John Kelly of New Alexandria as the lone occupant.
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Navy Band Members Among Rio Crash Victims
A plane collision over Rio de Janeiro killed more than 60 people including 19 Navy Band musicians. Many victims lived near Washington and Maryland. several had served 20 years. Tributes describe their dual talents in military and orchestral music and note their families’ distress as details of deaths reach relatives.
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Juilliard School of Music
Marjorie Albrecht
William F. Albrecht
Jerome Rosenthal
Hitches
National Symphony Orchestra of Washington
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Lightning Frightens Town With Unusual February Display
A blue white lightning burst lit up Corry last evening causing fear before the thunder clap. Snow in the Carter Fall area forced rural buses to return about 80 children home at 9:30 AM. Officials cited winds and heavy drifts as factors while schools mostly remained in session. Severe storms keep roads icy with hail and blowing snow. Weather observers report unseasonable conditions across western Pennsylvania. (Continued on Page Six)
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Accordiniso
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Fine Corryite, 55, Acknowledges Window Breakage At Confectionery
Fine Corryite, 55, pleaded guilty to a charge after kicking a window from Pav e's Confectionery on West Main Street. Police matched footprints to Huffman and he was jailed to await a hearing before Magistrate M. S. Cobbett. He was fined $4 and ordered to pay for the broken window.
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Threats in Coors Kidnapping Case Reported by Witness
A woman caller told the Rocky Mountain News by phone that Adolph Coors may be killed if PBS withdraws from the case. Coors, 4, is the chairman of the Adolph Coors Co. at Golden. He disappeared February.
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Rocky Mountain News
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Golden
Two Girls, 15, Spend Night In Truck And Jail
Two 15 year old girls spent most of last night in a West Main street truck and the rest in city jail after police detained them. One girl is from Corry, the other from outside the city. Parents cited for curfew violation facing $25 fines.
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French
Atlan Mithengiriy Weee
Girs
West Main Street
Fast Draw Kills Man's Neighbor in Apartment
In Houston a pistol shot through an apartment wall killed Walter H. Jones, 21, as he ate supper. A neighbor, Bobby Jackson, 23, was released on his own recognizance after stating he discharged his pistol while placing it back in his holster during an attempted draw.
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