Fire destroys garage at Ripley farm. barn damaged
A fire at Fay Youngs farm near Ripley destroyed a two story garage valued at about 22 000 with tools spraying equipment and a 1961 auto inside while a nearby 40 by 80 foot barn suffered heat damage 8000 in repairs estimated. Four volunteer fire departments including North East Westfield and Findley Lake fought the blaze. insurance partly covers the loss with cattle and pigs moved to safety.
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Ripley
Fay Youngs
R. D
Youngs
North East
Westfield
Findley Lake
Tighten Control At Skate Rink
A local skate facility announces time rules and youth programs. Tuesday sessions 10 p.m. to close reserved for old timers over 18, Thursday 8 30 to 10 p m features a skating club led by Clifford Long for skaters under 16 with Mead Park registration. Rules require counterclockwise skating, max four per group, no running on snowbanks, no litter, no stealing, no whipping, no horseplay including snowballing.
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Wuumuyeu Srvus
Congo
Clifford Long
Mead Park
Sheen
Coal production down in week to December 30
Bituminous coal production for the week ended December 30 was estimated at 6,168,000 tons, down from 6,953,000 tons in the same period last year, according to the National Coal Association report released yesterday.
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Washington
National Coal Association
Warren Area Man Charged After Car Shooting Incident
Edwin G. Stenander of Warren was charged with mischief and violation of the firearms act after firing on radiators of two cars owned by Mike McKarski in Stoneham. He reportedly called at the McKarski home on December 30 and fled without stating a motive. Trooper George Martin led the investigation.
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Mit
Edwin
G. Stenander
R.D. 1
Warren
Mike McKarski
Stoneham
Jack Kiupey
Te North Warren
Stenander
McKarski
Oilmen Test Fire Flood Oil Recovery
In Titusville Pennsylvania the Bureau of Mines and oil companies test a fire flood method to boost secondary recovery. A fire starts in an underground formation and combustion gases push oil to production wells while heat thins remaining oil. Early data are inconclusive. expansion to West Virginia and other states possible if successful.
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Washington
Titusville
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Gavin to Seek Re election in 1962 From Olt City
Gavin of Olt City announces his candidacy for re election in 1962. He was first elected to Congress in 1942 and now serves his tenth term representing the 23rd District including Clarion Elk Forest Jefferson McKean Venango and Warren counties. A Republican, he is a ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee and sits on the Armed Services Special Investigations Subcommittee. He has served on the Migratory Bird Conservation Commission since 1957.
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Gavin
DI Lerry
A. Gavin
Olt City
Pli
Clarion
Elk, Forest
Jefferson
McKean
House
Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Special Investigations
Migratory Bird Conservation Commission
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Kennedy Wins Best Dressed Woman Title in 1961
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy tops a 1961 world best dressed poll by the New York Couture Group Inc. The list includes sister Lee Radziwill and Mrs. Charles Wrightsman among 12. Audrey Hepburn and Mrs. Loel Guinness also noted. Hepburn joins Hall of Fame after three-time wins.
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America
Ueweilel
Pali’ Beach
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York Couture Group, Inc
Lee Radziwill
Charles Wrightsman
Fashion Hall of Fame
Norman EK. Wiston
Paris
New York
Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn. Runnerup To Mrs. Kennedy
Loel Guinness
Palm Beach
John F Kennedy
Hief
Loel Guiness
Ar Hetional Barker
Stanislas Radalgill
London
Sirkkit
Thailand
Gianni Agnelli
Thaly
David Bruce
U.S
Britain
Harve Alphand
United States
Princess Alexandra
Kent
All Milionaire
John Barry Ryan Til
New Way
Winston
Hall of Fame
Missile Gap Shrinking As U S ICBM Edge Grows
U S intelligence estimates put the Soviet Union about six months behind in fielding a true ICBM, with the first Soviet solid fuel system expected by early 1969. The United States projects 45 liquid fueled missiles, 600 Minute Men planned by 1965 and about 800 by budget boosts, while Polaris submarines increase to nine boats mounting 144 missiles by year end.
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Washington
U. S
Soviet Union
United States
Fla
Kennedy
Minutemen
Europe
West Berlin top American oil figure reassures defense stance
Clay 1g Fernhedy's personal representative, the top American oil figure in Germany, was assigned to West Berlin by the President last summer to reassure West Berliners of U.S. resolve in defense. State Department officials said his return to Washington is noted.
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Clay
Fernhedy
Weat
Berlin
Germany
West Berlin
West /Berners
United States
State Department
Jely
Washington
Protests Over Berlin Command Restrictions Reported
The Washington Evening Star said Clay protested to Rusk that Maj. Gen. Albert Watson in Berlin was not being given enough freedom of action. The plan for a week or more to publish Wednesday reports noted objections to instructions limiting U.S. military commands.
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U.S
Berlin
Albert Watson
Washington Evening Star
Clay
Rusk
Watson
Incomplete fragment on Clay and administration rift
The text suggests persistent differences between Clay and the administration. It notes Clay favoring swift decisive actions against Communist moves, signaling a split in approach within the policy panel and tensions over strategy.
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