Sukarno Unharmed by Bomb That Killed Three in Makassar
In Makassar Indonesia AP reports President Sukarno escaped unharmed from a bomb blast that killed three and wounded 25 at a crowd welcoming his arrival during a Celebes tour to rally support for West New Guinea action. The incident prompted tightened security and continued military displays.
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Makassar
Indonesia
Sukarno
Wile
Celebes
West New Guinea
Dutch New Guinea
J. M.A. Houns
PSES Office Reports 1961 Growth in Jobs and Payments
The Pennsylvania State Employment Service highlights 274 filled job openings, 214 placements locally plus 487 farm placements, and 11 handicapped placements as 1961 activity rises. Disbursed $708,136 in unemployment claims while 44 employers listed new openings. The Corry office plans expansion and additional staff to boost 1962 activity.
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Pennsylvania
Dorcy Service
William Michael
PSES
Michael
United States
Larms
Cherry Hardware
West Main Street
Loblaw
North Center Streets
James Roseberry
Wattsburg Farmer To Lose Leg After Tractor Rifle Accident
James Janes, 39, a Welteburg farmer and World War II veteran, suffered a broken right leg when a rifle on his farm tractor fired a slug after dislodging on a steep incline. Surgeons at Corry Memorial Hospital will amputate. his wife said attempts to save the leg were futile.
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Wattsburg
James
Janes
Welteburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Trains Crash Kills Seventy Nine in Wind Lull
A night of high winds yields a fatal crash as two Dutch trains collide in fog near Woerden. Seventy four dead, fifty injured, with rescue teams, doctors, and volunteers aiding amid wreckage.
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Woerden
Netherlands
Netherlands Railways
Court favors Clymer Dam sportsmen in fight over reversal
A special Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs meeting in Jamestown plans action after the New York State Appellate Division reversed a 1960 ruling in favor of landowners near Jaquin's Pond. The court held the federation may preserve the pond for conservation under grants and prescriptions, despite landowner challenges and a prior state referee award of damages. Continued on Page Four.
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Chautauqqua County Federation of Sportsmen's Club
Jamestown
State Supreme Court
Clymer Dam
Aew
Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen's
Rochester
John C. Wheeler
Federation
Ora B. Caflisch
Ellen Caflisch
Puls
Ernest W. Caflisch
J. Carl Caflisch
Wheeler
Caflisches
Jack Becanan
The
Sportsmen's Federation
Pear
Jaquin
Jaquin's Pond
Clymer
Sportamen
Mii
Iee Fish and Game Club
Fierce Winds Leave City with Minor Damage
A strong wind storm Saturday night caused scattered line damage and minor utility disruption in the eastern outskirts. Clifford Taylor of Corry General Telephone said damage was slightly above normal, with a hole in a read shield causing water ingress and several lines to fail, while Pennsylvania Electric reported greater wind impact in Union City. Utilities repaired all faults and operations returned to normal.
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Clifford Taylor
Corry
General Telephone Company
King Street
Main Street
Taylor
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Union City
Webley
Aero-Flow sells stake in International Ultrasonics for 240000
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc, with its defense products group in Corry, sold its entire stake in International Ultrasonics Corp, Cranford New Jersey, to a private investor for 240000. Aero-Flow had earlier bought a stake in International Ultrasonics in early 1960 for 40000.
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Aero-Flow
N. J
Aero - Flow Dynamics, Inc
Corry
International Ultrasonics Corp
International Ultrasonics
Cranford
Woman and Man Die In Sandy Lake Hunting Camp
Mercer County police identify Kathryn Elizabeth Myers and Harry McMichael asphyxiated by carbon monoxide fumes in a Sandy Lake cottage. Coroner A J Lyons ruled accidental deaths after the two arrived Saturday and were found by a unidentified couple. McMichael, manager of a local dairy, leaves a wife and two children. Myers is survived by her husband Leon and four children. Edward Bradley Cosgrove dies in Palm Beach at 73 as Green Giant Company chairman.
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Mercer
Mercer County
Jones Troma
Sandy Lake
Kathryn Elizabeth , Myers
Harry 5. McMichiel
A.J. Lyons
Lyons
McMichael
Juliana
Harry
Sarah McMichael
Myers
Leon
Richard
Rita
Kennedy and Clay agree on Berlin crisis handling
President Kennedy and General Lucius D. Clay issued a joint statement after a long White House meeting to reaffirm full agreement on how to deal with any potential Berlin crisis. The White House said they reviewed the situation, praised West Berlin’s resolve, and discussed ways to sustain readiness amid ongoing tensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
White House
Clay
Germany
West Berlin
Kennedy Confers With Congress On 62 Program At White House
President Kennedy met with congressional leaders from both parties at the White House to discuss international affairs and the upcoming 1962 program. Secretary Rusk McNamara and CIA chief McCone were updated on world events, while domestic topics included potential tariff negotiation authority. Senate GOP leaders Saltonstall and Dirksen reported broad talks with little questioning. An all-Democratic meeting tomorrow is expected to cover health care, Social Security equity, and education measures from the 1961 battles.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate Gop
Congress
Senate
House
Saltonstall
UF Outlines Position On Palsy Drive
The Corry United Fund refused to back the United Cerebral Palsy Association campaign set for next Sunday. UF officials said the drive lacks local UF support and should be a public choice. In Erie, the Crippled Children’s Society protested duplicating efforts as UF published an ad supporting the local society.
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Corry
UCP
Crippled Children’s Society
United Fund of Erie
Erie
Crippled Children's Society
Night Of Decision For Educators In Corry Districts
Six districts of the Corry Area Jointure decide tonight on May ballot merger. Corry School Board meets 7:15 pm. Joint School Committee at 8:30 pm to vote on forming a merged district. Spring Creek already approves. Corry and four other districts to announce decisions. Merger promises greater state aid and efficiency, with unified tax base.
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Corry
Spring Creek
Oye
Birds Get Drunk From Berries in Altus
Gilant flocks of robins descended over the weekend and feasted on red berries. The fermented berries cause hangover like symptoms with headaches and upset stomachs as gulls stumble and tumble from rooftops and wander drunkenly through the area.
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Pennsylvania State Employment Service
North Center Street
Howard J
Sheen
Mead- Park
Patrol
Mary Beth Keppel
Jit Cbtis
Kay Courtney
Jimi Shimmer
Pat Aikens
Bob Bailey
Foun Tainette
West South Street
Leeuwarden
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Wainfrabi
Court
Carlisches
Food Packer
Palm Beach, Fla
Edward Bradley Cosgrove
Green Giant Co
Food Packers
Waite House
U.S
Albert Watson
Artisan
Congres
Patna
India
Nehruto
Aad
Inpital
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