Rescue Planes Rush To Peruvians After Great Disaster
Rescue teams race to aid victims in the Andis Valley north of Lima after an avalanche buried villages Ramabirca and Huargscucho. Estimates of missing range up to 4 000. initial dead numbered three with many feared buried under muck and debris.
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Lima
Pert API
Andis
Hinglas
Weht Mauter
Caraz
Roberto Thorndike
Peruvian Red Cross
U.S
James Loeb
Ramabirca
UN Uder
Huargscucho
Chimbote
Makarska Quake Forces Resort Inhabitants To Flee
In Belgrade the Makarska resort area of Yugoslavia was largely evacuated as a powerful aftershock sequence continued through the night. About 200 of 4000 residents remained as tremors diminished but persisted, with one reported death and ships hindered from entering by rain and wind.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Makarska
Riviera
Tanjug
Pa Motorists May Be Fined Five Dollars
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Bureau of Motor Vehicles tightens change of address rules under USPS standards. Drivers failing to notify the bureau face a five dollar fine and renewal applications may be destroyed if addresses are incorrect.
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Harrisburg
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
U. S. Post Office Department
Republicans map 1962 surge as Kennedy attacks roads to victory
GOP leaders at the party meeting in 1962 forecast major wins in congressional and state races. William E. Miller and Robert Wilson urged labor and minority gains for city victories and a possible 1964 win. Miller criticized Kennedy's State of the Union as a political weapon.
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Republican Naional Committee
GOP
William E. Miller
Miller
New York
Rep
Robert Wilson
Californi
Republican Congressional
Kennedy
Congress
Corry Chamber Outlines 1962 Plan and Budget
The Corry Chamber of Commerce unveils a 1962 program with a $15,500 budget. President James Hammond says the group will expand public meetings on land tax concepts and study the Green River ordinance while working with the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation to spur development, add jobs, and attract new firms. CAIDC has loaned $98,117, bringing five new companies and 129 jobs to Corry.
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Corry
Green River
Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation
A. Long
Cor C
Caidg
Chamber Board
CAIDC
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Pase Twat
Thawing Out From Cold Spall Across Southern Areas
A weather summary notes zero or below readings across the South for a second night with Mississippi Arkansas and western Tennessee among the coldest. The Weather Bureau forecasts rising temperatures across Georgia Alabama Mississippi and parts of Tennessee and a thawing trend from the Rockies to New England.
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South
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Eldorado
Ark
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Alabama
Midwest
Rockies
New England
Central
Plains
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Westeern Great Lakes
California
Area Girl Admits Not Driving in Route 19 Crash
A 16 year old Waterford girl admitted she was not the driver in a Route 19 south of Waterford collision. She initially claimed she was driving but later said Richard Wertz 21 of Erie was at the wheel. Wertz drove away without a license after the impact. police await charges as investigators finish.
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Waterford
JoAnn Farley
Corry State
Route 19
William Chase
Miss Farley
Richard Wertz
Erie
Wertz
Farley
Albert Vota
Mining executive Andrew T. Kearney dies in Chicago
Andrew T. Kearney 69 a mining company executive and director of several Chicago firms died yesterday. He held leadership roles at multiple corporations and influenced industry operations in the region. He is survived by family members and colleagues who recalled his public service and business acumen.
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Mining Exec
Chicago
Andrew T. Kearney
New Saturn Rocket Deemed Most Powerful for Moon Mission
Huntsville AL AP The space agency selects the five part Saturn cluster for first and second stages of an advanced Saturn to lift payloads about 110 tons. NASA will use this design to send a three man craft to orbit the moon and return, with a later plan for a manned lunar landing.
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Huntsville
Ala
Spirot Agency
Uy Rooket
Tree World
Tate
Fist Sane
Cape 7
Cal
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sa aaNet Fels
Moon
Earth
UN Moon
NABA
JFK Faces Tough Sledding In Congress
President Kennedy faces limited approval for his broad domestic and foreign programs as Congress, wary of election pressures, negotiates on taxes, defense, and social measures. Bipartisan talk signals unity on some goals but many proposals face passage hurdles and possible revisions.
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JFK
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Piveta
U.N
America
Kennedy Hopes Rely on Two Conservative House Committees
Two key House committees led by conservative Southern Democrats shape Kennedy's 1962 agenda. The rules and ways and means panels can block or advance his State of the Union proposals, with chairmen Mills of Arkansas and Smith of Virginia meeting Kennedy privately. The rules panel controls agenda, while ways and means handles taxes and Social Security.
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Aways Aid Means
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Kennedy
Smith
House
Ways and Means
Fallout Protection Booklets Ready For Distribution
The Defense Department pamphlet Fallout Protection has arrived in the city for immediate distribution. The Corry Post Office reports it has its quota of 48 pages and available to the public. The Corry Civil Defense unit holds 1,500 copies to be distributed by tomorrow at banks and public utilities offices.
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Civil Defense Division
Department of Defense
Corry Post Office
Corry Civil Defense Unit
Clifford Holcomb
Alice
Rita Hayworth Asked to Leave California Restaurant
In Weverly Hills California AP report proprietor Jean Leon of Au Petit Jean says actress Rita Hayworth and actor Gary Merrill were asked to leave his restaurant Saturday night after a heated exchange. The owner described loud shouting before Hayworth exited the establishment.
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Rita
Weverdy Hills
Calif
Rita Hayworth
Gary Merril
Jean Leon
Au Petit
Jean
Area Boy 16 Killed By Accidental Gun Discharge
Robert Elles Kalicky, 16, of Fairview RD 1, died at St. Vincent's Hospital after a 35 caliber Remington carbine discharged in his bedroom last evening. The injury led to hemorrhage. no autopsy planned. His sisters Christine Adeline Kalicky and Robin Frances Kalicky were home. parents at work.
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Sixus
Fairview
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robert Elles Kalicky
George Deeubee
Girard Barrack
Christine Adeline Katicky
Aid Robin Frances Kalicky
Stanley
Lucille Kalicky
Victor Kalicky
Mitchell _Rooney
Fairview Fire Department
Ibalance
Pairview
Erie County
Merle ‘Wood
Wood
Man Killed as Tank Truck Explodes in Suburban Buffalo
In Tonawanda New York a tank truck explosion killed 24 year old David Harrigan of Niagara Falls and badly burned 27 year old Charles Isneed of Buffalo. Both men were employed as tank cleaners at Seaman Transportation and Chemical Tank Lines Co. The blast started a fire in a nearby one story building and the cause was not immediately known.
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Tonawanda
Buffalo
David Harrigan
Niagara Falls
Kenmore-Mercy Hospital
Charles Isneed
Seaman Transportation and Chemical Tank Lines Co
Electron inventor Richard H. Ranger dies at 72
Newark New Jersey death announcement. Richard H. Ranger aged 72 an electronics inventor credited with developing the first transoceanic wireless picture transmitter in 1924 died yesterday.
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Newark
N. J
Richard H. Ranger
Kennedy Standby Tax Powers Fails To Win Support
Congressional leaders reacted coolly to President Kennedy's request for standby powers to cut income tax rates during recession. House Democrats signaled they would not move the measure while Sen. Byrd called the plan unconstitutional. Republicans assailed it. The proposal, to be outlined Jan 92, faces scrutiny as lawmakers weigh Congress prerogatives over revenue.
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Puugernes
Burl
Kennedy
Administration
Department of Urban Affairs
Congress
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Harry FP. Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Mothers Plan Sunday March On Palsy Amid Fund Dispute
Mothers to march Sunday against palsy as Erie County groups resolve a dispute between the Crippled Children's Society and United Cerebral Palsy of Erie County. United Fund President Dr. Carl B. Lechner says the fund supports United Cerebral Palsy services and hopes for future joint action. The Corry appeal will be led by Mrs. Lester Danner with hours centered between 1 and 3 p m and extension into the evening.
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Crippled Children's Society
United Cerebral Palsy
Sile County
United Fund
Carl B. Lechner
Erie County
Welfare Council
United Cereoal Palsy
Corry
Lester Danner
East Pi Street
Winer
Navy Cuts Enlistment to Three-Year Term
The Navy has shortened enlistment to a three year term, replacing the previous four year period. The change affects new recruits and aims to streamline manpower planning across the fleet.
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Gary Gartner
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Conservative Democrats
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William
McCue
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