Rockview Prison Riot Ends as Guards Freed
325 rebel convicts at Rockview Prison surrendered after 22 hours of barricaded resistance as heavily armed state police and National Guard planes loomed overhead. Hostages were released unharmed. one guard exhausted, plans for a targeted cellblock assault were dropped. Governor Buntsget terms accepted, with surrender following nonreprisals.
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Associated Presa Bellefonte
Atiow
Ube Giinris Bald
Rockview Prison
Bellefonte
National Guard
John Bun
Hrevolyers
Richard Walsh
Father Walsh
Robert B. Woodside
Paul Gingher
Bull
Shel
Melwin E. Willams
William
Hell
Williams
Whey
Egyptian Chief Assails British Liberation Rally
Cairo reports expose a crowded Liberation Square as Premier Naghib denounces imperialism in a four day liberation celebration. He vows to rid Egypt of foreign rule, amid a patriotic oath urging unity and justice. The crowd, about 100000, fills streets while a military review marks the coup that ousted King Farouk.
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Cairo
Liberation Square
Liberation Society
Naghib
Farauk
Urge Change in Milk Pool Funds
A committee of farm economists calls for a major overhauling of royal Wimsinder and New York milk pool funds to cut prenatives and redirect payments to milkshed marketing work. The two day hearing weighs a broad revision of cooperative movement provisions with adjournment possible to mid February. The outcome will influence more than 48 000 producers.
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Associated Prey
Syracuse
N.Y
Royal Wimsinder
New York
U.S
Dulles and Kennan Face Off Over Soviet Policy
Washington reports say Secretary of State Dulles and diplomat Kennan may differ on how the United States should approach Soviet satellite nations. Kennan’s speeches stressed moral influence and freedom, while Dulles urged a robust containment policy. A note from Kennan to Dulles suggested his remarks were prepared in advance in the State Department.
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Associated Prose
Washington
George Kennan
Dulles
Kennan
Senate
United States
Scranton
United Nations
Wis
Affar New
Éte
State Department
MIGS DESTROYED AS SABRE JETS SHED SKYLINE FIGHTS
Allied Sabre jets claim four Communist MIG 5s downed with seven damaged over Northwest Korea. Capt Delphin P Overton of Andrews, SC, shoots his fourth MIG in three days, boosting a record streak as Lt Harold Fisher Jr of Las Vegas also posts a fourth kill. Daybreak raids target Communist rail and battlefield positions amid a widening air battle, with ground wreckage reported including vehicles and locomotives. Joint Distribution Committee denounces Soviet attacks and resumes relief work in Hungary.
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Associated Pres
Seoul
Andrews
S. C
Hiss
Overton
Harold Fisher Jr
Sas Vegas, Ney
Sparta Man Told To Refrain From Seeing Girl
A Sparta Township man faced a delinquency charge after his promise to avoid contact with a 16 year old girl. He pled innocent and was released on a bench warrant with ordered child support payments, with the case potentially revived if contact resumes. Benjamin P. Fairless received the Man Of The Year award from the Pittsburgh Junior Chamber of Commerce for his role with United States Steel Corp.
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Sparta
Spartansburg
Alferman N. Allen Ove
Titusville
Flo
Ais
New York State
Shi
Fairless
Pittsburgh
Benjamin P. Fairless
Ohio
Ingest Steel Company
Pittsburgh Junior Chamber of Commerce Mets
Steel Corp
Texas Snow and Ice Storm Halts Traffic Across Panhandle
Severe norther packing snow from Dalhart to Dallas leaves up to ten inches in places, hundreds stranded as buses stall and schools close. Power and telephone lines fail. long distance circuits out. Authorities warn of extremely hazardous driving. relief centers and farm homes host stranded motorists and children.
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Amarileo
Tex
Wren
Texas
Troma
Akin
Highway Patrol
Panhandle
Upper Gul
Bolger
Jeelocked
Plain View
Plainview
Amarilla
Pampa
Potice
Amarillo Ara
Weather Bureau
January Weather Delights Readers With Mild Dips
Unseasonably warm weather continues with bright January sun and little snow. Temperatures rose to 42 degrees after a high of 42 earlier day. milder forecasts anticipate up to 45, followed by cooler nights.
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Bidter
Mercury
Atv
Weather Bureau
Soviet industry output up 11 percent in decade
The Soviet Union announced that 1962 industrial production was 11 percent higher than 1951, driven by increases in output of key materials and goods. Real incomes for workers rose, while peasant earnings increased eight percent, according to the Soviet Central Statistical Administration.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Soviet Central Statistical Administration
Army Medicine Gains Revealed by Top Surgeon
Maj. Gen. George S. Armstrong described advances in battlefield care including arterial grafting, artificial kidney support, and blood plasma therapies. He cited progress in treating hemorrhagic fever, combat fatigue, and shock, noting improved survival and higher return-to-duty rates among wounded personnel.
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Ts Army
Kore
Higgis
George
Armstrong
Esearch
Armstrong Army Singeon
Tokyo
Tomorean
Wlan
City streets choke with dirt and litter in business district
Citizens and officials voice complaints over dirty sidewalks and dusty business streets. Dry spell and winter winds spread debris as merchants urge action. The streets department cleans between midnight and daylight to minimize business disruption.
Clear One Youth In Burglary Case
Kenneth Joy and James D. Krone pleaded guilty to burglary for a Mead Service Station break in on Pennsylvania Avenue. Anderson initially balked at a guilty plea but agreed after talks. Joy and Krone plan to enter guilty pleas in court next Monday. Krone also faces a charge of driving a motor vehicle while under suspension.
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Milford Andeson
Tirié Way
Allornes
Kenneth Joy
James D. Igrone
Anderson
Mead Dervice
Pennsylvania Avenue
Krone
Joy
Andrson
Builty
Stumenston
Administration Moves To Avert CIO Labor Conflict
CIO President Walter Reuther said the CIO objected to being bypassed as President Eisenhower named Maytly Durkin as labor secretary and Lloyd Mashburn as undersecretary. Reuther plans to discuss a possible CIO appointment, stressing real influence beyond titles, while Meany and Reuther aim to renew merger talks next month after past failures.
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Associated Press
Washington
CTO
New Republican Organization
Eisenhower
Labor Department
Maytly Durkin
Lloyd Maehburn
CIO
Walter Reuther
Sheen
Labor
Bob Reuther
Heulier
Dorkin
Reuther
Jindersecretary
Mashburn
AFL
White House
Merchants Meet Plans Group to Study Reorganization
A five man committee was named at the Phoenix Hotel to study reorganization of the Retail Merchants Bureau and draft plans for the February 3 meeting. Harry Barach presided and The committee includes B G Bennett Alfred Olds Anthony Cooper Leo Uhl and Frank Brooks. Stewart Long urged reactivation. plans include Better Business Bureau officer elections and a self supporting Credit Bureau. Two Greensburg workers hurt in Wagary Foundry blast.
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Neming
Burea
Phoenix
Harry Barach
B. G Bennett
Alfred Olds
Anthony Cooper
Leo Uhl
Frank Brooks
Barach
Credit Bureau
Stewart Long
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Chamber
Buresy
Itt
Ofivers
Agen
First Meeting Of Biden Cabinet Held In Washington
President Biden and his cabinet met for a brief first session in Washington with a ten minute meeting. Officials said there would be no discussion of cabinet events or confidential matters. Vice President Harris and Nixon commented on future gatherings with Republican legislators but kept details quiet.
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Washington
Bineshower
Nixon
Eisenhower
New York
Flu HITS HARD IN CITY SCHOOLS
Flu outbreaks sweep city schools and industries with rising absenteeism. 227 reported absent today, 129 yesterday, 99 Tuesday, amid wider national and international influenza spread. Health officials urge vaccination to curb spread and reduce illness among adults and children.
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Public Health Service
Washington
United States
Mexico
Europe
Japan
Hawaii
Churchill Starts Homeward Trip After Caribbean Visit
Winston Churchill and family begin return to England aboard the Queen Mary after a West Indies trip. He told reporters the voyage was pleasant and thanked hosts for the Sunshine while departing Idlewild Airport with Mrs. Churchill and their daughter Mrs. Christopher Soames and son-in-law Captain Soames.
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New York
Winston Churchill
England
West. Indies
Attleshange
Churchil
Churchill
Christopher Soames
Captain Soames
Idlewild
16 Year Old Soldier Returns Home From Korea
Ralph Renfro Jes of Torbine, 16, arrived home after a second Army hitch that sent him to Korea. His mother sent the birth certificate to his commanding officer. He warns other youths to stay at home, saying he wouldn’t go through the experiences again for a million dollars, and he wishes he had listened to his dad.
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Associated Trews
Houston
Tex
Korea
Ralph Renfro Jes
Ralph
Torbine
Wilson cleared for defense secretary post after Senate hearing
Charles E. Wilson faces a smoother path to confirmation as defense secretary after the White House announced his voluntary sale of most GM stock. Senate Armed Services debated the nomination in a closed session, with key senators signaling eventual approval and questions lingering about stock holdings tied to defense contracts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
White House
Wilton
Windldose
Lobkim
Sen
Ferguson
ReMich
Wilson
Laa Wisenn Sultenstal
Senate Comemnittes
Defense Department
Saltonstall
General Motors
New York
Fuse
Armed Services
Russell Waneed
Convict Leader of Prison Mutiny Convicted
Earl Ware, a 42 year old from Jackson, was found guilty of kidnapping a guard during the mutiny at Southern Michigan prison in April. A jury deliberated over two hours before sentencing Ward to 20 to 30 years, with concurrent terms including time served for other related charges.
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Jackson
Mich
Earl Ware
Furly
Southern Michigan Prison
Ward
Barry D. Boardman
Frank Hinton
Boardman
Lobo
Yeseerm
Arait Palibery
Power Outage Planned for Corry Area on Sunday
Electrical service on Corry and surrounding underground cables will be disrupted for about 20 minutes Sunday afternoon while a switch is repaired at the Wes Washington street substation of the Pennsylvania Electric Company. Local residents should expect a brief loss of power as crews perform the maintenance.
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Corry
Surros
Washington Street
Mattort
Pennsylvania
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Durkin
Merchants
Greensburg
Wagary
Assad Nudary
Albert Butty
W. W. Schwalm
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