Kennedy urges bold trade path to unite free world
President Kennedy challenged the Atlantic alliance to drop timidities and pursue a commerce partnership to spread prosperity. He proposed a bold instrument of trade policy to gradually remove tariffs and cut many others up to 80 percent, warning the decision could affect West unity and the Cold War course for a generation. He pledged talk and readiness to defend West Berlin as he enters his second year amid global tension.
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Millions Endure Nationwide Deep Freeze Siege
Cold gripped nearly the entire nation with record lows in 17 states. Pensacola and Mobile felt the chill as temperatures plunged below zero in January. More than 100 deaths were linked to the cold, including 66 heart attacks during shoveling or car pushing, and 33 from motor vehicle accidents. Extreme readings included -39 in Laramie, -25 in Pueblo, and -12 in Milwaukee, with many areas at or below zero through the night. Continued on Page Five.
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JFK Popularity Sinks as Kennedy Faces 1962 Session
Republicans argue Kennedy’s high public ratings will not bolster his policy goals. Senator Goldwater predicts popularity won’t lift the legislative program, citing foreign policy worries and spending concerns. California’s Rachel notes broad voter support but doubts spillover to Democrats. Mansfield aims to push agenda as page continues.
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Tragedy at Center Street Crossing Claims 72-Year-Old Pedestrian
A 72-year-old deaf man, Arthur Johnson, was killed instantly by a westbound Erie Lackawanna freight train at the Center Street crossing. Gates and flashers were active as the diesel engine horn sounded. Johnson, from the European Hotel, was crossing against signals in heavy snow, throwing him about 80 feet. Deputy Coroner James St George termed the death accidental.
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Peru Snowslide Kills Thousands Near Huascaran
A massive avalanche from Mount Huascaran roared down on Ramahica and nearby ranches in northwestern Peru. Authorities fear 3,000 to 4,000 people dead or missing as the 22,205 foot peak unleashed ice and water into the Santa River valley. Communications cut hinder rescue efforts and casualty reports remained unconfirmed overnight.
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Khrushchev A Heretic The Soviet Chinese Split Grows
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports rumors from the Yugoslav press that China circulates letters among Communist leaders calling for a new conference of party leaders to challenge Khrushchev. The dispute, framed as ideology, centers on economics and China's demand for more Soviet aid and nuclear club access, with Moscow resisting.
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Corry Firm Charges Man With Larceny
Emory Albers 35 of Spartansburg held in Erie County jail after Corry firm Thompson Maple Products accuses him of printing false invoices and stealing payments over nearly three years. Court action pending. another suspect Eugene Cogswell of Pierpont Ohio free on $5000 bond for allegedly inflating log footage.
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Fists Fly In Warren Picket Line Melee
A Warren union official Victor R Verdekel faced arraignment on assault and battery and related charges after a melee with Solar Electric Corp striking workers led by company president Walter J Dremann. Dremann alleges Verdekel punched him and damaged his car while Verdekel contends he tried to clear a path for the car amid the picket line. The strike began after failed contract talks as Sheriff Don Allen was called in to quell disturbances.
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No Parking Signs Erected On Mead Avenue Near Skate Rink
Mead Avenue from Rik Street to the Polish Club gains no parking signs after skate activity narrows the lane. Police Chief Harley Drake warns violators will be enforced. Streets chief Walter Ross says snow-cleared lots will keep park entrances open for vehicles and emergency access.
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Pennsylvania jobless figure reaches 383,000 in December
Pennsylvania’s unemployment total stood at 383,000 last month after seasonal layoffs, states the Labor and Industry Department. Secretary A Allen Suleone said December’s figure rose 9,000 from November but was 88,000 lower than December 1960, with Lustmond’s rate at 8.1 percent versus 9.9 percent a year earlier.
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Sportsmen to Drain Pond at Clymer
The Chautauqua County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs will drain waters behind the Clymer Dam after a January Appellate Division ruling reversed earlier decisions. Directors and attorneys will file next steps while gates stay open until the pond’s legal status is clarified on appeal or other action.
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Actor Writer Armando Cen Nerazo Dies at 75
Armando Cen Nerazo, 75, noted actor, writer, and radio performer, died yesterday in New York. He shaped stage and broadcast arts with versatility across multiple media during a long career.
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Bodies Found Of 11 Miners In Illinois Mine Blast
William Orlandi of Illinois Mines and Minerals confirms 11 miners trapped 168 feet underground were found dead by rescue teams after a blast at the Blue Blaze Coal Co mine near Carterville. Gas and smoke filled the tunnel as crews ventilate the shaft and recover the bodies.
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