Khrushchev Threatens West Berlin in New Treaty Push
In a Moscow speech published in Kommunist, Nikita Khrushchev warned the West that West Berlin remains vulnerable and urged a separate treaty with East Germany. He framed wars in three classes, praised third class sacred wars, and predicted a near world communist victory without war, while warning that capitalist resistance could trigger conflict.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khruzhcbev
Kommunist
Union City Budget Maintains 1960 Level at $106000
Union City Borough Council reviewed the 1961 proposed budget totaling $106000 with no anticipated tax changes. The plan allocates $18000 for paving about 2000 feet of Wattshire Street and includes surface drains and sidewalks completed earlier. The council also discussed Pennsylvanian Electric Co crew reductions and urged action to protect the town’s power and emergency response capabilities.
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Union City Borough
Ralph Campbell
Borour
Wattshire Street
Cownest
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Penelee
Union City
Corry
Gherty
Alang Tie
Firemen Save Bemis Home In Chautauqua County Blaze
A fire in the Bemis residence on the Clymer Cut Ling road near Clymer, Chautauqua County, was fought by 35 firefighters from the Clymer area with aid from Findley Lake and Panama units. The blaze caused minor wall damage and water intrusion but no injuries. The owner credited rapid response for saving the home and contents, which are insured. Fire chief Arthur Olds said faulty wiring was suspected as the cause. The other article notes President Eisenhower’s farewell message urging stability at home and hope for freedom for those who yearn, and a greeting to President-elect Kennedy.
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Chautauqua County
Rusnell Bemis
Clymér-Cut~ Ling Road
Bemis
Tme
Clymer
Arthur Olds
Findley Lake
Panama
Washington
Eisenhower
John P. Kennedy
White House
America
Rockefeller's Son Charged After Berlin Speeding Stop
Michiel Rockefeller, 22, son of Gay Nel Rockefeller of New York, faced a traffic charge after a Berlin Turnpike stop by State Police during a snow storm. He was cited for driving 60 mph in a 45 mph zone and did not answer the charge.
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Rocky
Berlin
Conn
Michiel Rockefeller
Gay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Berlin ‘Turnpike
Scots plan harassment of Polaris sub base flotilla
Scots opposed to the Holy Loch Polaris submarine base organize a nonviolent flotilla of small boats to intercept the first vessel next month. The Committee for Nonviolent Action said it will seek to place boats in the path of entering submarines if possible.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Holy Loch
Committee For Nonviolent Action
Skindivers Probe Sunken Texas Tower Radar Station
Daredevil divers entered the sunken Texas Tower radar station in the North Atlantic to explore briefly and assess life. They found debris and no survivors as deep sea teams prepared to assist, while the Navy halted hopes for the 28 missing aboard.
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New York
North Atlantic
Texas Tower
Muich
Navy
Air Force
Allen M. Shinn
Wasp
Masonic Head Succumbs At 83 in HON Ohio
Dr Hamilton Lichister retired minister and nationally known Freemason died after a long illness at HON Ohio. He was 83 and grand prince of the Supreme Council of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Northern jurisdiction of the United States.
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Hon, Ohio
Hamilton Lichister
Grand Pring
Supreme Council of
United States
Government denies Nepal army move against eastern insurrection
Katmandu Nepal government spokesman dismissed rumors that a Nepali army battalion was rushing to crush a Communist led insurrection in the eastern region. The denial underscored official stance amid ongoing unrest and calls for stability urges.
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Katmandg
Nepal
Former Warren Resident Seeks Lawyer In Wife Murder Case
Cleveland police pursued a husky brown haired attorney in the shotgun death of Nancy Ladutko 29 and Charles Johnson 42 a Baker Hostetler partner. Letters found in Johnson s briefcase showed a personal link between the victims and Ladutko who had filed for divorce.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
Seeié
Nancy Shepler
Ladutko
Charles D. Johnson
Johnson
Baker, Hostetler & Patterson
William J. Greet
American Federation of Labor
Kennedy Holds Conference In Manhattan
President Kennedy stays in New York for meetings including with Gov. Munox and Labour leader Gaitskell aides say he will host callers at Carlyle Hotel suite. He plans a fitting for a press coat in Washington Friday before flying back, with Mrs Kennedy to join him later. He attended private parties in the capital and remains active amid the Palm Beach to Washington travel.
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New York
Alec Joly F Kennedy
Tb Bub
Washington
Tina
Manhattan
aKehtedy
Puerta
Racas
Jillis Munox
Marin
Taby
Hien Gaitskell
Britain
Labor Party
Carlyle
Durre Salinger
Kennedy
Simms
New Yor
Palm Beach
Fla
Stephen Smiths
Capital Society
Jt Lytton
California Democratic Finance Committee
Retailers Set Annual Dinner For Next Week
The Chamber of Commerce plans its annual organizational dinner in the Garden Room of the VFW next Wednesday at 6 30 P M. Four Retail Division members James Hammond Lester Lewis Joseph Saynicki and Gerald Hammond will take reservations. Wives and guests are invited. Proceedings begin with welcomes and introductions followed by a brief business meeting and election with a special feature to close the evening. The nominating committee presents slate for chairman Barney Bennet and Artie Shaw vice chairman Frank Grice and Arthur Jackson directors Gerald Hammond Pred Clark Thomas Cragg John Wellenhoffe Leon Root Ronald Barstow Jari Stout Arthur Gober
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Ine Setau Wavision
Chamber of Commerce
VFW
James Hammond
Lester Lewis
Joseph Saynicki
Gerald Hammond
Barney) Bennet
Artie Shaw
Frank Grice
Arthur Jackson
Pred Clark
Thomas Cragg
John Wellenhoffe
Leon Root
Ronald Barstow
Jari Stout
Arthur Gober
Father Held Door Shut As Wife, 11 Children Burned
In Quebec, Abel Vosburgh, 63, faced murder charges for the deaths of his wife and 11 children in a December fire at a burned shanty home near Montreal. A coroner's jury found Vosburgh the sole survivor, though he testified he woke to fumes and escaped with water. The crowd of 800 watched as authorities prepared the case against him.
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Claude Noises
Abel Voshurch
Hiphit
Vosburgh
Fie
Fredha
Wito
Vooburet
Noyon
Montrea
Vosligh
Vietimg
Huy Vosburgs
Rebels Close In On Key Laos Positions
A garbled dispatch discusses aviation and airport planning involving Warren, Jamestown, Corry, Erie, Oil City Titusville, and Mt. Alton. It notes attempts to coordinate a joint airport plan to serve Warren area fleets, with distances to Mt Alton 33 miles and to Jamestown 4 miles, among others.
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Laos
Warren Tousey
Lee Lagiis
York State
Fedeny
Anid
Furs
Warcen
Fanarihis
Warren
Jamestown Commission
Panaritis
Corry
Erie
Oil City
Titusville
Funutitis
Mt. Alton
Bradford
Jamestown
Mt Alton
Jiamestown
Buffalo Port
Pro West Government Reverts to Guerrilla War
Rebels press two-pronged assault on government positions in Laos. Defenders retreat to jungle for guerrilla operations as Maj. Phong Kave and Col. Kham Khong confirm shift to irregular warfare amid rebel columns moving through the jungle toward Paksane, near Vientiane.
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Tha Thom
Lang
Laos
Maj
Phong Kave
Kham Khong
Paksane
Fortheast
Vientiane
Spellman Endorses Public School Aid Plan Criticizes Parochial Schools
Cardinal Spellman supports a federal aid plan for public elementary and high schools and opposes Catholic school exemptions. He warns that many parochial and private students would be taxed without benefit, while Kennedy arrives in New York for a briefing on the proposal. The task force report suggests a $40 billion program with billions allocated to public schools.
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New York
Fries Undinal
Spellman
John F .Kennedy
Pupi Kennedy
Cardia
Arettashop
Ftwe
Wwear Ainul
Task Fares
Nas Fion
Newspaper veteran dies at 76 in New York Times staff tenure
Renee Yale Opdegraff, 76, longtime Sunday Editor and veteran Times reporter, died yesterday after nearly eight decades with the New York Times. He joined the staff around 1958 and remained a fixture of the paper through his long career.
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New York
Renee Yale Opdegraff
The
New York Times
Times
Air Mail Letter Makes Fast Trip Across Atlantic
An air mail letter posted in Limerick Ireland at 3 15 pm Monday arrived in the United States yesterday at 2 45 pm. Postmaster C Edwin Gray delivered it to Mrs William M Bigelow after staff noted the postmark. Graves said the letter was flown by jet and connected in time.
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Annaviee
Lenn Tap
Limerick
Ireland
C. Edwin Gray
William M Bigelow
Graves
United States
Child Slater Heads for Imm in Kern County Jail
Richard Av Cindseq faces arraignment with his pregnant wife Dixin Viaines BR on charges of kidnapping and murdering Rose Marie Kidile, a ten year old. Deputy Sheriff George Gléin ferried him back to jail after the municipal judge Jelletich revoked their 350,000 bonds and remanded them to Kern County jail in Bakersfield California.
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Slater
IMM
Richard Av
George Gléin
Dixin Viaines
Bnneis
Police Report Shows Year of Relative Quiet in City
Police Chief Harley Disko reports 65 crimes last year, with 47 thefts under 50 dollars and 6 thefts over 50. Burglary totaled 11 with 5 arrests, fraud cases included one involving a 17 year old from Corry Area High School. Two sex offenses were solved, 171 auto incidents and 110 motor code violations, 5 676 parking tickets, and 10 drunken driving cases. officers logged 3 615 miles patrolling. Compared nationwide, local youth avoided serious trouble.
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John Miczek
Corry Area
Wil
Gerry Avon
Mead Avenue
Crilier
Harley Disko
Havana Plane Attack Report Unclear OCR Fragment
Fragment describes machinegun fire at a plane near Principe and Mayene University. Text is garbled with missing names and details of the attack or casualty.
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Havana
Diane
Principe Pring
Mayene University
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