Cuban Aerial Exodus Halted After Refugee Flight
The Miami bound aerial exodus from Fidel Castro’s Cuba paused after an 89 person refugee flight. No plans to resume. Red Cross will not ship ransom supplies by air. Pan Am suspends Miami Havana flights. Shirley Lykes loads 6500 tons of aid in Baltimore with port stops to Havana, expected reach by January 18.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Red Cross
Pan American World Airways
Castro
American Red Cross
Shirley ‘Lykes
Baltimore
Havana
Shirley Lykes
Port Everglades
Fis
Miami International
Five hurt in weekend mishaps two hospitalized at Corry
A weekend of mishaps hospitalized five people at Corry Memorial Hospital. Two adults suffered serious injuries requiring admission, while three others were treated and released. Injuries ranged from burns to lacerations, with the most severe a 76 year old woman burned while drying hair over a gas stove.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Nelle Koestner
Sixth Avenue
Koestner
Ao R. D
Corry
Craig McCaslin
Arnold McCaslin
Clarence Snapp
R. D. I. Spartansburg
James Cooney
R. D
France Rejects Nassau Polaris Pact and Trade News
Paris reports President de Gaulle rejects joining the Nassau Polaris multinational force and Kennedy era nuclear pact. In baseball, Chicago trades Lis Aparicio and Dave Nicholson for Rot Ferguson Hoyt Wilhelm and Pete Ward from the Orioles.
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France
U. S
PARIS
Charles de Gaulle
Nassau
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Bahamas
Chicago
Lis
Apaticlos
AP Smith
Balmore Orioltes
White Box
Rot Farsen
Hoyt Wilhelm
Dave Nicholson
Pete Ward
Grim Reaper stalks Route 6 as crashes rise
Police report a string of crashes on the Union City Titusville road over the weekend. Four injuries occurred in one family car crash two miles north of Centerville, with a dozen other minor incidents nearby. Damages totaled about 500 dollars. Magistrates consider charges for a sideswipe south of Union City. One driver escaped serious harm after skidding into an embankment in Hydetown.
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Glenn G. Hepler
Liberty Street
Willard L. Dyckes
Grace Street
Grace
West Smith Streets
Hepler
West Smith
Dyckes
Graceslreet
Smith Street
Heller
Tim
Columbus Avenue
Harold D. Jackman
Seiota Street
Jackman
Russell Road
Paul L. Porter
Sciota Street
Union City
Titusville Road
Fia
Cot' Ry
Stephen E. Antill
Centerville
Union City-Titusville
Jim L
Antill
Yuhas
Lawrence G. Ferrill
Gary E. Bidwell
R. D
Pace
Ferrill
Francis R. Johnson
Edinboro
Johnson
Hydetown
Corry
Erie County Property Tax Values Rise in Census Survey
New York special report notes the 1962 Census Bureau survey on property tax values. Erie County shows real and personal property taxes totaling 273,797,000 on local rolls, up from 10,076,000 in 1957, with personal property not taxed in Pennsylvania. The survey cites property tax as a major local revenue source and reports taxes on taxable property rising nearly 80 percent since 1957.
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New York
Eirie
Censs Pulreauy
Counuis
United State
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Snowbound crash kills pair returning from basketball game
In Titusville area, a station wagon driven by Dorothy Porter, 42, and Richard Porter, 43, collided head on with a school bus carrying 28 players after skidding on Route 8 amid a blizzard. Dorothy Porter died at the scene, Richard Porter died later at Titusville Hospital. Coach Frank Tuttellinen, 20, was treated for back injuries. bus driver James Adamus, 30, was treated and released. The basketball team had been en route from Ou City after a 59-50 loss to Venango Christian. The Porters’ 18-year-old son James stayed with relatives as a status unclear.
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Titusville
Dorothy A. Porter
Richard ¢. Porter
Titusville Hospital
Porter
Tracy
Peterson
Annyilance
Frank Tuttellinondd
North East St. Gregory
James R. Adamus
North East
Franklin State
Ou City
Venango Christian High School
Colonel Drake
Laker
Vear
Olt James
Loyd Barnes
Margaret Porter
Bullsto
Firemen killed in seven-alarm Philadelphia blaze
Investigators worked through rubble after a seven-alarm fire at St Elizabeth's Parochial School in Philadelphia that destroyed a five-story building. Firemen John McKernan and Charles Senior, aged 45 and 47, were buried when a wall collapsed as they raised a ladder. About 300 families were evacuated, most returned. Fire officials noted the blaze started in the school center. cause undetermined until rubble is cleared.
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Insianee
John McKernan
Charles Senior
St. Elizabeth’s Parochial School
James Pate
William Connolly
John J Shea Dies in Scottsdale at 64
John J Shea age 64 former president of a New York based Wood Newspaper Machine Corp died yesterday in Scottsdale. He was a prominent figure in the newspaper equipment industry and contributed to multiple trade associations during his career.
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John J. Shea
Scottsdale, Aria
Wood Newspaper Machine? Corp
New York
Bapir
Nation endure record cold as Arctic air grips U S
A massive winter blast blankets the nation with severe cold and heavy snow. Temperatures plunge to near minus 60 in Montana and subzero readings spread from the Great Lakes to the northern plains. Travel halts in many areas while fires and traffic accidents drive losses into the millions.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Texas
California
Arizona
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Carolinas
George
Florida
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Great Lakes
Plains
Montana
Lake Erie
New York
Erie County
Niagara
Orleans
Buffalo
Taxiing Liner Hits Plane Fatal Delta DC7 Collision
A Delta DC7 taxiing for takeoff rammed a parked 1293 troop carrier in Memphis killing the pilot Capt Kiar Burnell Olson 42 of New Orleans and injuring two crew members First Officer W T Jeler Jr and Stewardess Lane Clark both hospitalized with fractured heels The crash occurred moments after departure from the ramp when hydraulic brake system failure caused loss of control The other crew members were uninjured and the Delta flight was to pick up Mississippi Rural Electric Association members for a charter to Las Vegas from Jackson Mississippi
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Memphis
Delta Craft
Mississippi Roral Electric Association
Jackson
Miss
Las Vegas
Nev
Kiar Burnell Olson
New Orleans
W. T Jeler Jr
Lane Clark
Delta
Taxi Atron
AEWS Analyst DieS in Toronto After Hospital Stay
John Collines Wood Reade, 59, noted Toronto analyst and radio commentator, died yesterday after a hospital stay for treatment of unspecified affects. His death follows a brief illness and comes as the city mourns a familiar media figure respected for insights and reporting.
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AEWS
Toronto
John Collineswood Reade
Toronto News
Scranton to be inaugurated Pennsylvania governor Tuesday
William Warren Scranton, 41, a rising Republican star, will take the oath as Pennsylvania’s 13th governor at 12 04 p.m. in the State Farm Show Arena. In two years he rose from freshman congressman to state chief executive amid talk of a possible 1964 presidential bid. About 250000 people, many Republicans, are expected to attend the event ending eight years of Democratic rule. The GOP meets to choose a new chairman George T Bloom, who resigns as Scranton’s secretary of the commonwealth. A $100 plate dinner follows to help cover a campaign deficit. The day also features Lt Gov elect Raymond Shafer’s installation at 10 30 a.m. and concludes with an inaugural ball.
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Harrisburg
William Warren Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Na Honal
David L. Lawrence
R Fle
Lebanon
Hershey
York
GOP
George T. Bloom
Commonwealth
Raymond Shafer
William W. Scranton
Mary
Raymond P. Shafers
Allegheny College
Meadville
Shafer
Raymond P. Shafer Jr
State College
Governor-Fleet
Regal, Elegant Best Describe Inaugural Ball
Harrisburg AP Regal pageantry and elegant fabrics set the tone for the inaugural ball. Blue and gold dominate as stars and snowflakes sparkle from the ceiling. Governor William W Scranton and Mary arrive at 9 30 p.m. with family in gold gowns and style.
Erie Murder Probe Enters Fifth Week
The Erie murder inquiry in the silk stocking case advances to its fifth week. Mrs Eleanor Free, 39, was found dead December 17 in Erie. Deputy Chief Chester J Miller reports continued questioning of people acquainted with Mrs Free. Clifford Salow and Mr James of Waterford, the victim's husband, have voluntarily assisted police and visited the station multiple times.
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Sts
Louay Ueding
Eleanor Free
Erie
Chester J. Miller
Enforcement Looms As Major Hurdle In Parking Plans
The city weighs enforcement for a proposed expanded parking system as police staffing may be insufficient. Mayor Zalenock plans to meet with police to adjust schedules or adopt new methods such as meter maids to issue tickets. The Koontz plan uses tandem parking with eight feet between cars and could boost revenue to cover costs.
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Philip Zalenockski
Tecular Counell
Pittsburgh
Koonts
Cornwell
Kennedy Seeks Record Tax Cuts in State of the Union
President Kennedy unveiled a $12.5 billion income tax cut plan staged in three annual steps through 1965, plus $8.5 billion in reforms, aiming for a net $19 billion revenue decline and $11 billion yearly savings for individuals. The package also signals corporate relief and broader measures including Medicare and a domestic peace corps, with initial rate cuts slated to begin this year.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Sino-Sovet Fricions
Soviet Union
House
Buffalo Snowstorm Disrupts Roads and Power Across County Lines
A wind whipped snowstorm from Lake Erie drenched Buffalo and surrounding regions with up to 12 inches of snow. Heavy winds reached thirty miles per hour in hours, disrupting traffic and cutting power. Erie, Niagara, Orleans, and Genesee counties reported broad impacts inland and at ports.
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Buffalo
Lake Erie
Sofie
Tung
Erie County
Niagars
Oreans
Genesee County
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