Farm policy questions loom as Kennedy meets farm leaders
New York report says President elect Kennedy plans immediate talks with nine major farm organizations led by industry figures to shape farm price policy. He met with leaders at the Carlyle Hotel and will hold further briefings with aides before returning to Washington for Friday meetings with Dean Rusk and other appointees. The discussions follow Kennedy’s pledge to pursue farm price improvements and his careful public stance since the election.
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Orville L. Freeman
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Fla
Washington
Dean Rusk
Richard Neustadt
Columbia University
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Meadville Aid Meeting Aims Economic Help for Nine Counties
About 200 representatives from nine counties gathered in Meadville for an aid conference to discuss low in spirits areas and economic measures. State Secretary of Commerce William R. Davitn and local leaders led panels on highway construction public works flood control and the St Lawrence Seaway.
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William R. Davitn
State Secretary of Commerce
St Lawrence Seaway
Pepsive
Crawford
Clarion
Erie
Lawrence
MocKean
Mercer
Jefferson
Veritingo
Warren
Mennville
George X. Simonetta
H.C Winslow
UC Fire Chief Warns Water Flow At Danger Level
UC Fire Chief Francis Wontenay warns the municipal water system to the danger level after an engineering survey by TIT and Hill of North East found insufficient pressure in areas to fight fires. The report follows a major October fire at the Bosa-Whipple plant in Unter City and cites aging cast iron piping and corrosion as causes.
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Water Authority
Francis Wontenay
Ines
Wright School Joins Coal Shovel Club in Heating Crisis
Wright School faced a four year furnace crisis after the newer boiler cracked and failed. Janitorial staff used the old coal furnace while repairs were made at least 11 cracks appeared in the four year old boiler spilling smoke. Classes resumed after the coal furnace was patched, with officials warning of potential closures if weather worsens or further equipment fails.
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Foam Products Employees Reject URW 22 to 8
The Corry Foam Products Co. workforce voted 22 against and 8 for the United Rubber Workers as their bargaining agent in a national board supervised election. One vote was challenged and excluded. Management will proceed with promised terms as the plant begins operation.
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Todas
United Rubber Workers
Ideal
URW
Keith Coultrap
Firestone
Union City Blasts Penelec Over Coverage Delays
Unhappy with coverage Union City officials attack Penelec Corry office for slow emergency responses during fires involving Penelec wiring. They cite a 45 minute delay at Canadohta Lake and the transfer of Henry Hicks from Union City to Corry as worsening protection. District manager Earl Cherry defends the radio linked five crew system designed to place two men at a scene quickly, arguing it serves efficiency and safety.
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Canadohta Lake
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Corry
Henry Hicks
Penelee
Earl Cherry
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Hicks
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Y Classes May Die As Interest Lags
The YMCA bridge classes and the ABCs of Investments risk cancellation due to low reservations. Beginning and intermediate bridge courses with Mrs Kinley and an investment course by George Orcutt require about 25 enrollments. If reservations fail before Monday, all three eight week programs may be scrapped.
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YMCA
Gerald Lane
Abcs
Lane
Pred Kinley
Hong
George Orcull
Reed, Lear and Co
Orcutt
Utelok
Linnie
Wind, Hat, Car, Mother-In-Law Combine For Harrowing Moment
In Philadelphia a 69 year old Chester man stopped downtown and opened the car floor vent to help his mother in law exit. A gust of wind blew her hat as the vehicle lurched forward striking a pedestrian who was treated for scalp and hand cuts and released. The car then crashed through a storefront window before stopping near a church information center. The driver and mother in law were shaken but uninjured. the pedestrian was hurt and hospitalized briefly.
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Philadelphia
Frank Tull
Chester
Nettie J
Saxon
United Presbyterian Church
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Bixon
Frank HH. Curtis
Am Hospital
Rescue Fire Tragedy Claims Woman and Seven Children
In an early morning blaze on a two story tenement, a mother Lain Maas and six of her seven children perished, along with her niece. Fire Chief Walter Carter said the fire started in the rear second floor and spread through a single stairway. The father Donald Amirault saved 5 month old Dawn Mare by dropping her to a neighbor from a second floor porch but could not reach others before the structure collapsed. Names cited include Shirley Amirault, Michiel, Shirley, Doha, Robert, Kathy, Barbara Jean, and Paula Hallingaworthy McGrath with a 5 month old niece casualty.
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Walter Carter
Atute
Atta
Donald Amirault
Dawn Mare
Shirley Amirault
Michiel
Shirley
Doha
Robert
Kathy
Barbara Jean
Paula Hallingaworthy
McGrath
Erie Sex Killer Suspect Dragnet Widened After Mutch Case
Erie detectives pursue a widening dragnet after the murder of Mrs. Mutch, with lie detector tests clearing several suspects. Captain Chimenti says the killer is a sex deviate and that five men were eliminated by tests, while investigators shift focus beyond the initial neighborhood. A later robbery in the city underscores ongoing fear of a repeat attack.
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Erie Detective Bureau
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Ehle
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Fuhat
Adenauer Celebrates Birthday as World’s Oldest Leader
In Bonn Germany Chancellor Konrad Adenauer marked his 85th birthday today, making him the oldest serving government head globally. The milestone underscores his long tenure and prominent role in postwar European politics.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
OAS Pressures Cuba Dictator
Americans flee Cuba amid a tense evacuation as Cuban authorities move to safeguard diplomats and officials. Reports say Soviet tourists and Cuban civilians react to the exodus while Castro’s cabinet contemplates measures, including harsher penalties for bombers and debates over Guantanamo base status.
Major Nations Move to Pressure Castro in Coming Months
Washington sources expect new moves next month aimed at pressuring Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. The United States and Brazil will have new presidents by month’s end and are weighing coordinated actions against Cuba including arms shipments tracking and economic restrictions. Panama may also cut ties, while the U.S. defends its long-term hold on Guantanamo Bay amid the diplomatic shift.
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Castro Sought To Bring About Rift With U S
Evidence suggests Fidel Castro aimed to force a break in U S Cuba relations through provocations driven by fear and desperation. The revolution faced trouble as Castro sought to rally Latin governments to blame Washington. He hoped Western Hemisphere turmoil would discredit existing regimes and justify U S imperialist accusations.
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Cuba
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U.S
Area Man Fined and Jailed for Drunk Driving
Milan Gates, 57, was arrested November 26 on a drunk driving charge. He showed a fishing license when stopped and later was fined 100 dollars and costs, sentenced to 23 months in Erie County jail with probation after one day, and released on bond awaiting trial before Judge Samuel Rossiter.
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U S Pushes Cuba Charge Drop At United Nations
The United States urged the UN Security Council to drop the Cuban charge alleging a U.S. invasion plan, as Cuba denounced negotiations with the Ellsentionen administration. Tense debate featured sharp exchanges, protests at the UN entrance, and a New York police scuffle with an anti Castro demonstrator Outside the U.N. building Pelle Garcia of an anti Castro group was restrained by security after a scuffle during the protest.
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Ecuador
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U.N
James J. Wadsworth
Taying Qube
Wadaworth
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Gargia
Pelle Garchi
New York
Secretariat
Garcia
Two Crashes Cause $1 000 Damage Here
Two car crashes yesterday caused about $1,000 in damage with no injuries. The first collision occurred near 7 a.m. on West Main Street involving John Gronostaj and Glenn Stufflebeam, causing $165 in damage. A second crash at 12:40 p.m. at South Center and Main Streets involved Mrs. Alfred Morrison and Mrs. Richard McLaughlin, with Morrison's car damaged $290 and McLaughlin's $500.*
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West Main Street
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East Main Street
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West Smith Street
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