Indonesia threatens to quit United Nations over Security Council seat
The Indonesian government signals withdrawal from the United Nations amid a crisis over peacekeeping dues and a Security Council seat. President Sukarno hints at quitting if Malaysia gains the vacated seat, with ambassadorial officials confirming no formal announcement yet.
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U.N
United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Sukarno
Malaysia
Security Council
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Russia
Jakarta
Indonesian Herald
Foreign Office
Sumarjo Sosrowardojo
USN
Lambertus N. Palar
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
U Thant
Two Tidioute Teens Die In Jeep Train Crash At Rural Crossing
Two 17 year old Tidioute High School seniors died when an eastbound Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train struck their jeep at a rural crossing near Corry. Driver Larry Atkin and passenger Richard King were pronounced dead at the scene. The collision occurred on Sample Flats Road about 500 feet south of Colta's Corners as the youths had left a Swart residence to attend a basketball game.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Tidioute High School
Hugh O'Hare
Larry Atkin
Richard King
Sample Flats
Colta
Atkin
County Budget Woes Shrink Tax Cut Prospects
Erie County faces dwindling year end balance from $400 000 to $173 000 with final figures due in 10 days. Officials debate a possible 1 to 2 mill cut in the county property tax while weighing cost cuts including a proposed public defender system and potential pay raises for staff. County Hospital construction and recreation programs influence the levy as assessed valuation rises modestly.
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Erie County
Byron Clapper
Louis Rzymek
Wiliam C. Hill Jr
Crow
Hill
Fred Lamberton
GOP
Lamberton
Clapper
J. J. Gehrlein
Rzymek
Clark Lord of
Corry
Corry Emerges Quiet After New Year’s
Corry reported a peaceful year end with no police calls or traffic incidents during the New Year celebration. Police Chief Harley Drake said there were no complaints, and any ruffling was not reported. A fatal incident involving two Tidioute seniors occurred outside Corry’s jurisdiction.
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Corry
Harley Drake
Drake
Tidioute
Clymer Mother Wins Layette for First Baby
A Clymer mother, Mrs. Harold E. Sphon of R D 1 Clymer, gave birth to a daughter at 1 32 p m yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital winning the New York State layette offered by First Avenue merchants for the first baby born after the new year. Clarence Wallace and John Rossbacher will present the prize this afternoon with support from Corner Cupboard Restaurant Root Furniture Johnson Brothers Fitch Motor Sales and Zalzneck Shoe Store.
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Harold E. Sphon
R. D. J. Clymer
New York State
First Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer
Clarence Wallace
Wallace Garage
John Rossbacher
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Johnson Probes Steel Cost Hikes To Check Inflation Risk
President Johnson asked his Council of Economic Advisers to evaluate recent steel price increases for inflationary potential. Gardner Ackley will decide on possible action, likely nonbinding persuasion, as Johnson finishes his State of the Union plan. The White House noted steel costs concern inflation and urged national interest ahead of his Texas return.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
George Reedy
Fiiday
Gardner Ackley
Tepatt
Texas
Washington
Congress
Appalachian
Reedy
LBJ Ranch
Ackley
Nude Teens Found Dead in Car Near Titusville
The nude bodies of Earl Dilley 17 and Donna Dean 17 of Titusville were found in an old model car parked off Route 8 at Cherry Tree Township Venango County. Police say monoxide poisoning is the apparent cause discovered by a Cross Creek Shooting Preserve resident. The investigation continues as authorities confirm the youths’ identities from their clothing.
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Titusville
John Novosel
Franklin Barracks
Earl Dilley
Donna Dean
Cross Creek
Here
Bonnet
Franklin
Eight hurt in Oakland three-car Pittsburg crash
A three car collision in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh injured eight people yesterday, two seriously. The incident involved a chain reaction with three vehicles and prompted emergency responders to the scene.
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Pittsburgh
Oakland
Stunt Diver Jumps From Plane Without Parachute
Sky diver Rod Pack leaped from a plane at 14 600 feet without a parachute and landed safely when fellow diver Bob Allen followed with a reserve chute. Pack, 26, said the stunt was the first of its kind in aerial daredevilry and noted the two photographers filmed the descent.
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Calif
Rod Pack
Earth
Pack
Pia
North Carpenter
Bob
Allen
Hollywood
Young Father Rescued From Mountain
Gary Sylvester a 22 year old father of two from Watertown Massachusetts was rescued from Mt Monadnock after falling 80 feet into a crevasse. Rescuers using flashlights in brutal conditions carried him down an ice covered slope to a Boston hospital where doctors reported a brain injury and poor condition.
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N.h.apy
Mt. Monadnock
Gary Sylvester
Watertown
Mass
Boston
Sylvester
Grafton Burke
Dublin
N.H
Burke
Associated Press
David Majercik
Petersham
Richard Lyon Jr
Hubbardston
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