Filibuster Fight Dominates Congress Headlines
Washington reports Senate and House skirmishes over filibuster rules and committee powers. Senate leader Mansfield plans to defer debate to advance Kennedy's program while House leaders clash with Rayburn and Smith over the Rules Committee purge and power to block legislation.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfold
Montana
Mansfield
John T. Kennedy
Howe Democrats
Sam Rayburn
House
Riles
Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
Smith
William M. Colmer
Kennedy
Colmer
Christan A. Herter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Laos
Highway Toll For 1960: 264 Hurt, 2 Killed
Corry State Police substation reports 1960 saw 264 traffic injuries and 2 deaths with 128 336 dollars in property losses. Troopers logged 176 970 miles more and 198 more patrols. traffic arrests rose by about 600 from 1959.
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Corry
Coed’s Body Found Six Weeks After Disappearance
Portland police described slim clues in the case of Beverly Ann Allan a 19 year old Washington State University sophomore from Port Townsend Washington found dead on a highway 47 miles west of Portland Authorities said she likely died within hours of her boyfriend Larry Ralph Peyton also 19 of Portland being killed in a fatal confrontation near the same area on November 26 Peyton’s body was found November 27 and Allan’s body was discovered beside the road on a wooded slope off a highway cut near Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Beverly Ann Allan
Port Townsend
Wash
Larry Ralph Peyton
Miss Allan
Washington State University
Corry Board Opens Year Optimistically
Corry School Board met last night to begin the 1960 61 term with a cheerful note. Financial reports show half year expenditures at 49.4 percent with revenues from taxes and earned income tax near expectations. salary raises for city officials prompted concern over commitments with county and district. Repairs on Wright School furnace are underway funded by gas unit insurance, with exoneration issues touching a state-assisted debtor.
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Sue Newly Orguneen Lofty School Board
E. Andervor
Earle Bliley
Anderson
Guy Abbey
Carlton Smith
Harriet Myers
Smith
Erie County
Miss Myers
Wright
Jointure Approves New English Teacher and Coach
The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved hiring Herbert Klodell as English teacher and assistant basketball coach starting January 27. He will ease crowded English classes and relieve the junior varsity burden, with a $4,200 salary plus a $250 basketball supplement. He will assist varsity coach Ronald Schrecengost and junior high coach Benjamin Calderone this year.
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Corry Area
Rodemeyer
Herbert Klodell
Louis Hanna
Athletite
Var Alty
Klodell
Yeer-An
Marine Corps
West Lake
Millcreek
Ronald Schrecengost
Benjamin Calderone
Calderone
di Rodemeyer
S. E. Anderson
Rodeioyer
Middle States Association of Schools and Colleges
Conny Area High School
Paul Meerdink
Meerdink
Dr. Aivhiv
Corry Directors Name Five Committees For New Year
Corry school board president Paul Meerdink announced committee assignments for the coming year reorganizing last year’s panels except the Curriculum Committee. Members named include Lyle Chase Archie Tate Robert Tunnell Earle Buley John Mohr and Martin Keppel with roles across administration property insurance and athletics.
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Lorry
Paul Meerdink
Meerdink
Lyle Chase
Archie ‘Tate
Robert Tunnell
Earle Buley
John Mohr
Martin Keppel
Mohr
Chase and Tunnell
Tunnell
Tate and Chase
Keppel
Mehr
Bliley
Finland Plane Crash Linked to Drinking Pilots
A Finnair passenger plane crashed near Vaasa Finland killing 25 aboard after pilots Lasse Hallirien and Veikko Halmne reportedly drank heavily the night before. Police note the start was delayed 16 minutes and safety belts were unfastened. investigators say both pilots were unfit due to intoxication.
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Wit Field
Raljn Aohala
Goosi
G. Ahlbaeck
Vaasa
Jh Medica-Furénaic Institute
Georgia Racial Squabble Shuts University
Georgia faced a racial crisis as the University of Georgia closed amid a legal battle over segregation. Gov Vandiver pressed for delays and threatened funds cuts while state officials sought to obey federal orders. President O C Aderhold and university leaders announced a one week holiday as the crisis continued.
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Univrsity
Geogla Touny
Wren Federal Volt Integration
Jewistature
Eugene Cook
Washington
US Supreme Court
Vandiver Fald
Foons
Eoruta
Vandiver
Tony
Puife
Dione
University
O.C Aderhold
Athens
Atlanta
Warren Council Approves Fluoridation 12 to 5
Warren Pennsylvania council votes 12 to 5 to fluoridate the city water supply amid prior failed attempts. Mayor Bal Cherry era actions and 1957 ballot defeat noted. Water Co. manager Daniel Troxell says the utility will cover all costs and three nearby residential areas will receive fluorine.
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Bal Cherry
Corry
Pinvnce
Guy Abbey
Inf Man
Daniel Troxell
Ware Water Co
Troxell
Warren
Two Missouri Auto Mishaps Kill Twelve In Separate Crashes
Twelve people perished in two Missouri train crashes. One collision near Strasburg, southeast of Kansas City, left eight dead with no survivors aboard. A second wreck near Harviell claimed four more lives.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Strasburg
West Dent
Harviell
Poplar Bluff
Fragmentary Cuba martial control reference in 1960s dispatch
The text appears as a mangled, partial report about Cuba under martial controls and Castro. It mentions Guantanamo Bay, naval base concerns, and implied political tension with uncertain attribution and garbled phrases. The readable portions reference military control and leadership ambiguity.
Annual Exercise by U S Fleet Heightens Invasion Fears
Havana reports escalating alarms as U S Navy and Marine drills near Cuba prompt warnings of invasion. Officials acknowledge maneuvers include Vieques training and Guantanamo Bay visits while Cuban media decries warmaking and accuses Washington of planning an invasion with carrier groups and supporting ships.
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U. S. Fleet
Havana
US. Navy
Marine Corps
Caribbean
Castro
Cuba
Castrosezine
Ion Havand
Malecon
Acean
Washington
Guantanamo Bey
Vieques Island
Puerto Rico
Abansia Miles Wast
Guantanamo Bay
Navy
Revolucion
United States
Guananamo Bay
Airport Lot Sale Aims at Airport Improvements Purchasers Plans
The authority sold an airport lot for construction to Leonard Bills of Columbus and Cleveland for 870 dollars. Bills will build a steel quonset hut style structure 32 by 150 feet at the new end of the terminal with 200 feet of frontage and 400 feet depth. Proceeds fund airport improvements with work expected to start soon.
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Lauevrurs
On Langrerney
Air Park
Payne
Leonard Bills
Columbus
Cleveland
Speinie Steel
Tony
Recruiter Honors Honorary Civilian At Army Office
At brief ceremonies in the Selective Serving Office, Mrs Shin dledecker receives an honorary recruiter certificate from Francis O. Sherman of the Cleveland Missouri Recruiting Station for her work in recruiting. The event honors civilian achievement in support of the Army.
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United States Army
WK. Shindiedecker
Hwhall
Francis O. Sher
Min
Clevelind Mui
Shindledecker
Feck
India
Setha
Erte
Ue Army
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Corry Board
Georgia
Warren Council
Bharaum
Uyder Castin
Guantanine Naval Base
Leany Hepes
Siban
Cribans
Nba
Heviders
Trooper
Hunch
New York
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Rugey de Lykins
Lewis
Town
Ohio
Anthony ¢. Draper
Hazel Crest
S. Navy
Boston
Font
Joseph Minstrian
Cory State Pollcy
Lenox Hill Hospital
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