Jury trial starts over $100000 negligence suit in Buffalo Federal Court
Earl Caristrom of Frewsburg sues Carl and Ralph Papalia of ARB Heating Co. alleging nervous shock and back and chest injuries from a rear collision on November 27. The case proceeds in Buffalo Federal Court.
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Earl Caristrom
Frewsbure
Jamestown
Carl
Ralph Papalia
ARB Heating Co
Waenen T
Buffalo
Caristiom
Wilek
Pro Agitator Indicted At Ole Miss
A federal grand jury indicted four men described as professional agitators in the desegregation riot at the University of Mississippi. The four, Melvin Brice Phillip Miles Kline May and Richard Hays Hinton, face charges of interfering with federal marshals and obstructing court orders. If convicted they could face up to three years and a $5000 fine on the main count and up to one year and $1000 on a related count. Trials are set for May.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississipi
Army
Edwin A. Walker
Melvin Brice
Decath
College Students Held In Burglary Ring
Four Millersville State College students, including Joseph Boccabella co captain of next year’s football team, were held in Lancaster County Prison after Monday arrests on burglary charges. The group faces theft counts involving vending machine gains beer from a distributor and whiskey from a restaurant. Boccabella 23 of Cokesburg and John J Bretden sting 21 of Lebanon allegedly drank beer theft only. Police said the arrest closed an investigation by state police and Millersville borough and Lancaster officers.
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Lancaster
Millersville State College
Joseph Boccabella
Boccahella
Cokesburg
John J. Bretdensting
Lebanon
Millersville Borough
U S Stands Firm On NATO Nuclear Force With Britain
Washington officials reject Charles de Gaulle's veto on France joining a NATO nuclear strike force. Undersecretary George W. Ball reports to Kennedy and Rusk that the United States will push ahead with or without French cooperation, despite Western Europe's mixed reactions. Ball toured Paris and Bonn, finding general NATO prospect favorable despite Paris's stance.
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Washington
Ake
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Britain
George W. Ball
Europe
de Gaulle
Wester Europe
Ball
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Paris
NATO Council
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
NATO
Girl Scouts Aid Bloodmobile Drive With Troops
Reader text shows Girl Scout units and their leaders taking part in a bloodmobile booster effort. Troops listed include 143 Corry and 357 Corry with Mrs Kenneth Christiansen, 468 Corry with Mrs Richard Daniels, 22 Conelwax with Batty Hinkle, 330 Conelwax with Mrs Gary Debnts, and others under Mrs Herbert Allen, all aiding the drive.
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Leone Rrok
Biroun
Troon
Corry
Kenneth Christiansen
Harold! Messinger
Robert Toltey
Coury
Richard Daniels
Conelway
Liedan
Fye Njoln
Conelwax
Vis Batty
Hinkle
Gary Debnts
Herbert Allen
40 Day Famine Paper Strike Talks Resume
Negotiators for 3000 striking printers and nine closed New York dailies return to the bargaining table for another effort to end the longest newspaper blockade in the city’s history. The 40th day of the famine sees demonstrations outside the New York Times as unions press for improved conditions and contracts.
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New York
Afl-Cio | International Typographical Union
New York Times
Bertram A. Powers
Atrike
Cleveland
Ohio Ie
Ralph Locher
Khrushchev defends unity as Red China clash looms
Nikita Khrushchev warned against rushing military actions over the Cuban crisis and urged peaceful German reunification under a Communist state. He rebuked Red China for demanding a world meeting to air Moscow-Peking differences while stressing patience and unity among Communist parties.
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United States
Berlin
Germany
West Germany
Red China
Moscow-Peking
Wu Hsu Chuan
Red Chinese
Khushchev
Mystery Ox Appears in Meadville Creche Scene
Unexplained extra plastic ox appeared in the nativity creche at Meadville Park. The ox was found on the front steps of The Meadville Tribune office overnight. Police say no missing ox reported from other displays and are investigating how the figure entered the scene.
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Meadvills
Diamond Park
Meadville Tribune
Ridgway Enforces Sidewalk Duty With New Ordinance
Ridgway Borough council authorized the manager to enforce Ordinance No. 104 requiring citizens to shovel sidewalks within 24 hours after a snowfall. If not done, the borough will shovel and bill the offender, with a lien placed if unpaid. Complaints include courthouse and private walks. minimum removal charge is set at a fixed amount.
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Ridgway
O'Neil
Khrushchev Defends Socialist Unity Amid China Dispute
In a tense exchange Khrushchev criticized the Chinese idea that peaceful coexistence requires abandoning class struggle in capitalist lands. He praised Yugoslavs as full participants in a Soviet bloc congress, stressed ongoing Socialist unity despite differences, and urged China to drop its stance against Moscow.
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Khrushchev
Peking
Franklin Area Adopts Plan For School Merger Vote
The Franklin Area School Board agreed to seek a May primary ballot on merging Franklin Pole Athens and area townships with other districts in Venango County. The joint district would dissolve lines to form a single nine member board and directorship structure. Meadville and Franklin Area plan protest current reorganization and request a two unit county plan under Act 561.
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Franklin
Tranklin Area
Venango County
Pole
Alica
Frenchcreek
Sandycreek
Canal and Mineral Townships
Todd Bodimer
Meadville
Franklin Area
Oil City
State Council of Education
Florida Citrus Shortage Driven by Regional Freezes
Florida freeze cut fruit supplies to about seventy percent of last year as Texas and California also froze. Trade spokesman Dulis Leitzer cites European weather and cold snaps as widening a global citrus shortage. Market reactions show price jumps with oranges offered as 12 for 49 cents and later 7 for 49 cents in New York outlets.
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Dullis Leitzer
Texas
Florida
Calfornia
Europe
New York
Community notes from iClymer and Areg SLYMER area club reports
The Twenty Century Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Minnie Tonae home with Mrs. Ethel Taft presiding. Seventeen members and one guest attended. Highlights included a Hawaii slide program and a piano demo. Local residents travel plans and educational events are noted along with a new baby born at WCA Jamestown hospital. Market prices for frozen juice concentrate and vegetables rose due to Texas and California influence and weather damage.
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iClymer
Areg Slymer
Twentieth Century Club
Minnie Ton
Ethel Taft
Joseph Skowera
Helen Holbidhée
Hawaii
Gerald Wassiik
Helen ‘Dink
Hope College
Marlea Tonancy TeWinkle
Mary Ann Hogenboon
Lynn Adams
Brice Neckers
Nelson ‘Roney
Janette Gravink
Fredonia
James Gravink
Clymer
Dipson's Palace Theatre
Jamestown
James TenHaken
Home Extension Club
Robert Legters
Douglas
Florida
Leon Ten Huisen
Corry
Jennie Gravink
Garret Tenpas
Jamestown Bank
Texas
California
Los Angeles
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Mattius Christensen Jr
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Erie
Bank of Jamestown
Federal Reserve Board
Clymer” State Bank
Clymer Bank
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Norma Jeanne Bevens
Winterama Properties Department
Harding School
PTA
Wright School
Warren Bank and Trust
Titusville Trust Company
Warren Bank
Warren
Bankine
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Erie County
Carl D. Hopkins
Wesleyville
Lula B. Skiff
Alaska
Lester L. Mahon
Mahon
Jim
Uno
Tram
Cape
Perry
Canady
Tsland
DEW
Bayly Wenning
Ender
Social Security Administration
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Chivchr
Ues of
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Easlen Aut
Sear
Jacgues
Techicolor
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Warner Dros
Walt Disney
Jules Vernes
Bey
Ole Miss
Philadelphia Traction Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
PTC
Transport Workers Union
U.S
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Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Nikita
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Moscow
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