Corry area briefed by varied winter events and crime
The Corry region reports heavy snow totaling 73.6 inches this winter after a mild Saturday. A Can Canary shop window incident prompted police involvement, while Joseph Stabler, 26, remains hospitalized after an ear train crash. Florence Cohen, mother of Aston Oberman, dies in Oil City Hospital, funeral set. Also noted are a Springboro sword find, a Lincolnville reptile sighting, and a Rome Township school building sale.
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Seek Kennedy Support For Peace Program
Boston urged John F Kennedy to lead and fund a peace program by expanding educational and cultural aid to foreign scholars. A second proposal envisions an experimental peace corps of young Americans serving overseas to help developing nations build essential institutions. Both studies avoided concrete price tags and recommended draft deferments for students in graduate training. Kennedy visited Boston for Harvard Overseers talks and a Massachusetts Legislature address before returning to New York.
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Kennedy Praises Republican Girl at Nixon Victory Rally
Nine year old Pattie Butterly of Whitehall supported Nixon during the presidential section. After Kennedy’s victory Pattie wrote Kennedy praising the winner. Kennedy replied thanking her, calling her bright and noting appreciation for her interest in the American people.
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Cabinet Picks To Be Viewed In Senate Hearing
President elect John Kennedy’s cabinet selections face early Senate scrutiny with a Finance Committee hearing on Dallas Dillon set for Wednesday. Senators weigh swift confirmation, while Robert Kennedy’s bid for attorney general provokes questions about experience and security.
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Prison Break Stopped at Eastern State Penitentiary
In Philadelphia, state police and city officers halted a break attempt at Eastern State Prison as 14 convicts unlocked doors, snatched 9 hostages, and attacked guards. Two guards stabbed, one hostages wounded. 18 inmates left cells before troopers regained control within 45 minutes.
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State Auditor: able bodied relief recipients should work
Auditor General Charles C. Iniltfr says state relief boards fail to enforce work relief. He estimates 35,000 of 408,000 relief recipients are physically fit to work, and could perform home service or public works such as snow removal in Philadelphia and other cities.
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Prisons riot ends after hours of turmoil in city
Reporters were admitted near 3 a.m. after Theodore Mitch ell deputy commissioner for operations announced the convicts capitulation Mayor Richardson Dilworth entered the prison during the outbreak and left after the announcement Quick police mobilization from Lancaster and Reading restrained the disturbance Reverend William Ischie described the scene inside Eastern State as dangerous and terrifying a study in mob psychology. Also Chinese Premier Chou En Lai ends a goodwill visit to Burma with reports of an 80 million loan to neutralist Burma.
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Prison Among Oldest In Nation in Eastern State Penitentiary
Features of the Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia describe its Gothic architecture, octagonal hub, and radiating cell blocks. Historic escapes, including a 19 inmate tunnel in 1845, are noted along with prior disturbances and attempts to break out. Dickens visited in 1842 and called it a melancholy house.
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Military Chaplain Elbridge Walker Jr. Dies at 57
Col. Elbridge Walker Jr. 57, chaplain at Valley Forge Military Academy, died yesterday at his home in Wayne Pennsylvania. He was ordained an Episcopal priest in 1959.
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Gov Lawrence More Cautious At Farm Show
Gov Lawrence, born city boy, shows caution at the state Farm Show after last year’s stool incident with a cow. A photographer captured the moment, front pages wide, as he used an automatic milking machine this time. He returned determined and wiser, though sturdier chair in place.
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Congo Troops On The Move In Katanga Frontier
Pro Lumumba loyalists reported moving troops toward Katanga from Mahona, 150 miles from Oriental Province. Lumumbist forces reportedly clashed as they advanced, with uncertain strength, amid ongoing secessionist tensions in the Congo.
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PA Serviceman Killed in Pensacola Car Crash
Carroll Lynn Fisher 19 of York Pennsylvania was killed when the car he rode in overturned on Saturday. Fisher was stationed at Ellyson Field Pensacola an auxiliary of the naval air station.
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