Kennedy and Rusk Meet Over Foreign Policy Plans
President elect Kennedy and secretary of state designate Dean Rusk planned a Palm Beach meeting to map foreign policy. Rusk testified in Washington that Kennedy’s administration will avoid sharp departures but will pursue steady policy while Senate confirmation proceeds. Rusk indicated no immediate move toward relations with Communist China, and Kennedy announced several cabinet choices including Charyk Morris and Gudeman.
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Ade Miniateason
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Washington
Senate Freien Relations Committee
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Eisenhower
Joseph Charyk
Air Force
Thomas D. Morris
Budget Bureau
Edward Gudeman
Chicago Dnvestment
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Lehman Brothers
Harvard College
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Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
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Senate
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Labor
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Welfare
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Interior
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Douglas Dillon
Foreign Relations Committee
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Hodges
Commerce
New Tax Woes Pile Up For John S. Fine
Former governor John S. Pine, 67, named in a federal indictment for evading 20430 in income tax. Two counts accuse pine and Kingston official Albert Bisconlini of padding costs and claiming wages for nonexisting employees as deductions for Newport Excavating Co.—the scheme cites 1955 57 tax years. Pine formerly served as general counsel for the firm at 25000 yearly, and a prior indictment with brother in law Donald P. Morgan alleged 45656 in unpaid taxes. Morgan, facing charges as Loyalsville manager, was released on 1000 bail. Pine left office in January 1957.
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John S. Pine
Fine
Albert Biscon=ll
Kingston
Newport Excavating Co
Nanticoke
Pine
Donald P. Morgan
Pittston
Bisconlini
Newport
Morgan
Loyalsville, Pi
Jobless Claims Hit Highest Level Since 1968
Harrisburg AP reports unemployment compensation claims rose to the highest level since May 1968. Continued claims for the week ended January 6 totaled 333,495, up from 283,421 the prior week and 208,368 a year ago. New claims reached 77,508 with 74,079 continuing. The 1966 and 1968 spike mentions underline persistent jobless trends.
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Harrisburg
Police Crackdown Warns Spring Knife Carryers In Erie County
Police Chief Harley Drake announced a crackdown on spring operated knives with five inch blades. He warned such knives may be illegal to carry and could lead to arrest if found on a person. The district attorney will rule on enforcement and cases may charge carrying as a misdemeanor with fines up to 500 dollars and a year in jail. A test showed the blade can be released quickly, underscoring potential weapon use.
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Drake
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Frank Carnegie
Drake, Sitd
Castro Moves to Ease Labor Strife Rally Targets Dissidents
In Havana Fidel Castro plans a rally that observers see as unifying labor factions after an anti-Communist march by electrical workers, amid claims the invasion scare boosted arms displays. Church leaders reportedly call an urgent meeting over school protests.
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United States
Belen College
Belen
Miczek Draws A Year Stretch In Federal Jail
Corry Spin dealer John Miczek, 17, was sentenced by a federal judge in St Louis to prison until his 21st birthday for violating probation tied to a coin fraud scheme. The case cites extensive bad-check activity and a prior 1940 probation, with remarks labeling him a “poor, stupid young fellow.”
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Miczek
George M. Moore
Washington
St. Louis
Missouri
Corry
William Borsa
St. Petersburg
Fla
Associated Press
Florida City
Michele
Corry Man Charged In Area Crash
Allan Foot of 301 Worth Street Waterford was charged with reckless driving after a two car head on collision on Bridge Street near an arch bridge. Passengers Sandra Eck and Joyce Whitney from Union City were treated for shock and released. Foote previously had a similar incident in Elgin Illinois.
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Waterford
Carl Goodwin
Allan Foot
Worth Street
Bridge Street
Waterford Area
Carl Karsh
Foote
Sandra Eck
Joyce Whitney
Union City
Fonte Auto
Union City Memorial Hospital
Duto
Elgin
Wattsburg
Kennedy assets and bonds valued near ten million dollars
President elect John F Kennedy shows investment assets possibly up to 10 million dollars. He converted most investments to government bonds and holds bonds plus horses in Washington and at Hyannis Port. Three irrevocable family trust funds yield about 100 thousand dollars annually in income. His Georgetown home is around 100 thousand, with Hyannis Port as an additional asset. Pierre Salinger did not disclose further holdings.
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Flo
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ita
Pierre Salinger
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Salinger
Readmission Bid For Two Negro Students At University
Lawyers for Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes asked the U S District Court in Macon to lift suspensions from the University of Georgia after a campus disturbance. The attorney, Constance Mulley, urged a written motion after a prior oral request was denied. Authorities said a federal probe would examine possible mob action and federal law violations.
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Giap
Ocorsia
PRE
Geo Teuls
Lature
Hans Internotinn
Hye University
Liefer
Corpus al
Atkuta
Constance Mulley
Charlayne A. Hunter
Damilton
U.S. District Court
Macot
U.S
Firemen Press Plan for Unified State Fire Group
Firefighters across Pennsylvania push Gov Lawrence to create a single state fire commission. Corry’s Fire Chief Jerome Davis cites scattered duties across departments from fire prevention to school hazard studies, urging a centralized bureau to end the near chaotic spread of fire related tasks. Davis expects Erie County volunteers to join the push at a future meeting and Harrisburg lobbying will escalate.
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Corry
Department of Labor and Industry
Davis
Suear Grove
Warren County
Thomas Shuffstall
Rocky Grove
Erie County
Eatra
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Clarifies CofC Membership Counts in 1961 Drive
The 1961 Corry Chamber of Commerce membership drive lists 140 confirmed and 13 not yet confirmed members, with only 42 in the Retail Division. Chamber manager A. Long disputed yesterday’s report that all were in Retail, noting substantial support from industry and other business sectors.
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Corry
Liquor Sales Reach All-Time Record in 1960
The Stat. Liquor Control Board reports 1960 liquor sales total at $287,804,608, up from $279,936,075 last year, a gain of $7,868,533. December 1960 posted the highest monthly sales on record, according to preliminary figures.
Uruguay Expels Cuba Diplomats Hearing On Kennedy Cabinet Post
Uruguay expels Cuba diplomats as hearings loom for Robert F Kennedy to join the cabinet. Senate Republicans press for extensive questions as Kennedy faces confirmation, with hearings planned for cabinet nominees including Dean Rusk and others. Ostensible focus on enforcement and policy direction remains central.
Dag Hammarskjold backs Congo debate amid Belgian clash
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold flew back from Africa to defend Congo actions amid Soviet charges that Belgium aided Mobutu forces. Debates in the Security Council focused on Belgian troop actions from Ruanda Urundi and calls to curb Belgium's influence in the Congo. Meanwhile an asylum rescue as a ship broke up off West Palm Beach. seven missing and one rescued.
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Ruanda-Urundi
South Afric
Hammaskiuld
India
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Kivu
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Zorin
General Assembly
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U.N
Mobutu
Rusunda-Loundi
Day Hammarskold
Palm Beach
Fla
Hin
Laos Presses Onslaught Against Rebels Near Vientiane
Laotian forces using four newly acquired U S planes pounded rebel artillery 70 miles north of Vientiane for the third day. Military experts say pilots trained in France and Thailand need time to sharpen accuracy as Western intelligence notes a Soviet spotter plane aiding rebels. No immediate Soviet Chinese or North Vietnamese retaliation reported.
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Laos
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France
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Nam Sic River
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Liang Prabang
Ousted Envoys Linked With Pro Castro Demonstrations
Uruguay expels Cuban ambassador Maria Garcia tv chausteeni and Soviet First Secretary Mihail K. Samilev for connections to pro Castro demonstrations and street clashes. Parliament voted 5-4 to avoid full diplomatic break with Fidel Castro's regime. About 4,000 protested in Montevideo as 1,500 police maintained order.
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Uruguay
API
Eover Nine Council
Fidel Castro
Regme
Maria Garcia Tv
Castro
Cuba
Former Area Woman Slain In Chicago
An inquest was scheduled today in the fatal stabbing of Nanhey Louell formerly of Edinboro Pennsylvania. Police say she was knifed Thursday during an argument with her estranged husband Paul 22. He was held without charge pending the inquest. Detectives said Loucks a waitress moved to an apartment Monday from her mother's Southwest Side home. Officers said Loucks could not teach his wife by telephone and in a bid for reconciliation went to her apartment and waited for her to return. She drove up with a friend Edward Szczygiel 29. Loucks entered the car and began an argument with her. Szczygiel was cut on the hand. He was released after questioning.
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Loucks
Edward Szczygiel
Szczygiel
Famed Author Henry Morton Robinson Dies in New York
Henry Morton Robinson, 62, noted for The Cardinal and other novels, died today at University Hospital from complications of burns suffered last month in a bathtub. He was a prominent figure in American letters and his work spanned several decades.
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Henry Morton Robinson
the Cardinal
University Hospital
Chimps train for space mission roles at Holloman
A photo released by the Department of Defense shows 75 ace travel trainees at Holloman Air Force Base strapped in harnesses, modeled to resemble space vehicle crewmembers. They undergo tests to gauge psychological and neurological function to predict human performance in space environments.
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Development Command
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Washington
Department of Tinfeniee
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