NATO Probes Bulgarian Jet Spy Link After Crash
Rome AP NATO experts study film from the Bulgarian jet that crashed near a secret base in southern Italy. Indications point to a spy mission by the young pilot Solakov, with officials hinting at espionage and plans to question him after hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
NATO
Italy
Italan Defense Ts Ministry
Défense Ministry
Gary Powers
Solakov
Powers
Acquaviva
Talian
Bari
Savings and Loan Assets Hit New High in 1961
Corry Savings and Loan assets reached an all time high near 4.324 million dollars in 1961. Secretary Homer Bulard reported 2,580 savers on the rolls at year end and 125,052 dollars in dividend payments at 3.5 percent. The annual meeting on North Center Street named incumbents to three year terms, with Ross Fehrman to a two year term. Reorganization kept officers and appraisers largely the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center Street
Homer Bulard
Bulard
Lora Stowe
G-R. Steadman
Honfér-Bulard
Ross Fehrman
E. L. Simitsons
Lloyd Stowe
Horton Davis
Norberta Kane
EB. G. Blanchard
W. W. Hammond Sr
Stowe
Davis
Hammond
Bulard, Hovey
Fehiman
Road resurfacing and widening projects listed
A dated notice details Route 27 surface work for 2.4 miles between Route 69 and Youngsville, Route S between Jamestown and Greenville widening 5.9 miles, Route 428 between OF City and Dempseytown widening 3.6 miles, Route 285 between U S 19 and New Lebanon widening 8.0 miles, and U S 322 relocation for 85 miles between Meadville and Franklin.
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Ing
Youngsville
Jamestown
Greenville
OF City An
Dempseytown
U. S. Route 19
New Lebanon
Meadville
Franklin
Erie
Warren
Crawford Counties
Ohio and
New York
Waternes—Algning and
Feue
Space Voyage Now Set For Saturday
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP Space technicians rush to ensure Jom H Glenn Jr has a foolproof oxygen supply for his orbital flight now planned for Saturday. NASA reports a fourth postponement from oxygen system trouble on the 4 000 pound capsule as engineers replace an oxygen hose and flow regulator while Glenn ready for launch.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Jom H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space
All American
NASA
U S Debates Cuba Sanctions Amid OAS Deadlock
The United States faces a split Latin American bloc over Cuba policy as foreign ministers of the Organization of American States struggle to unite against Fidel Castro. Brazil and Argentina push for action while smaller nations demand firm measures, Cuban officials expect no punishment, and Havana warns against sanctions igniting revolutions.
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Punta del Este
Urueuny
United States
Iig
Alliance For Progress
Cuba
Organization of American States
Brazil
Havana
Castro
Inter- American Conference
OAS
Columbus Fires Cost $42,000 and 21 Calls
Columbus Fire Department volunteers in 1961 answered 21 calls totaling 42000 in losses. Hollis Upperman chief notes 457 man hours spent fighting fires and responding to emergencies including one mercy mission during a tornado that destroyed the Marrs barn near Columbus. Loss at Marrs barn excluded from township totals. Calls included three barns five houses three grass fires two resuscitation calls and three mutual aid responses to Bear Lake and Corry.
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Ype Commons
Volunner
Hollis Upperman
Upperman
Marrs
Columbus
Bear Lake
Corry
Will Arraign Slayer Of Schoolgirl 13 In Pa
A 29 year old itinerant magazine salesman Frank Earl Lenk faced arraignment today for the killing of 13 year old Jane Benfield a Centralia schoolgirl. The beaten and raped body was found July 12 on Aristes Mountain. Lenk held in Columbia County jail pending arraignment delayed to arrange defense counsel. District Attorneys Berninger and Steward discussed another case and potential questioning in the 1958 disappearance of 15 year old Becky Ann Triska of Baden whose body has never been found.
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Will
Bloomsburg
Centralia
Frank Earl Lenk
Jane Benfield
Aristes Mountain
Lenk
Columbia County
Senk
Howard Berninger
Richard P. Steward
Beaver County
Berninger
Steward
Becky Ann Triska
Baden
Hearing Why Pentagon Quiet on Reds Speech Scandal
Senate investigators kick off hearings into charges the Pentagon pressured anti Communist speeches by officers. Adm. Burke testifies as lead witness after Senate subcommittee reveals it holds evidence. McNamara declines to name censoring officials, citing Defense Department responsibility.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
Adm
Arteigh A. Burke
Naval Oper
Ations
Sen. Stromp Thurmond
D-S.c
McNamara
Defense Department
Tefsal
Thurmond
Subcommittee
Meon
Wna
France tightens control as Algerian violence escalates
France orders new security measures in Algiers and Oran amid rising terror attacks. Gunfire kills two Europeans and a Muslim in Algiers. an Oran attacker kills 91 Europeans, sparking a mob response that attacks a Muslim flower seller. A ship sustaining blast damage requires drydock repairs as authorities rush troops and roadblocks into place, though troop shortages delay full implementation.
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Al-geria
Jean Morin
Algeria
Algiers
Oran
Oran Aerrorist
Striksbound
Fathers Keep Hoping Lost Sons Alive
Rescue workers press on at a deserted clay mine cave in near Garfield Pennsylvania searching for two missing boys, Larry Hurst and Wesley Lowe, last seen January 5. Miners, divers and dynamite have been used as families wait vigilantly for news. Three wax wrapped sandwiches found at dawn, still fresh, offer no clue to the boys’ fate.
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Viawarfield
Larry Hust
Wesley
Lowe
Dfs
Californians Puzzled By Heavy Snow In The Southland
Californias heaviest snow in years snarled highways and closed schools across Southern California while Northern California endured record snowfall. Los Angeles saw light flurries at the Civic Center and 49 degree high as storms soaked the region. Averages in the Mojave trapped 300 cars and 200 winter sportsmen huddled in a lodge south of Bishop. Two traffic fatalities were blamed on the weather as rain and snow continued into the next day.
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Associated Press
California
Los Angeles Civic Center
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Monterey Peninsula
Buzzards
Los Angeles
Maricopa
Mojave
Bishop
U.S. Forest Service
Erie Plane Crash Kills Noted Crawford County Attorney
A heavily iced Aero Commander 680 crash at Port Erie Airport killed Kenneth Rice 47, Crawford County solicitor and former district attorney, and seriously injured pilot Roger Counselman 43 and co pilot Robert Donegan 43. The Niagara Therapy Mfg. Corp. plane was en route from Buffalo to Meadville. Counselman died later.
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Counselsman
Hamot Hospital
Donegan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Niagara ‘Therapy Mfg. Corp
Adamsville
Meadville
Buffalo
Ralph DuVre
Aero
DuVale
Rice
Counselman
Train derailment disrupts Pennsylvania freight line
Nine teen cars of a 99 car Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed near Levittown Southhampton. No injuries reported. About 1,000 feet of track damaged and freight rerouted through Philadelphia.
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Levittown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southampton
Philadelphia
Corryites to Take Part In Mail Test
Fifteen Corry residents will receive letters asking them to join a US Post Office Department test letter program. Richard McLaughlin of the Corry Post Office selects recipients for the local portion within the Philadelphia Region. A TBM card with five questions will be filled out and mailed postage-free for processing to measure mail delivery speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
US. Post Office Department
Richard McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Post Office Department
Seek Man In Slaying Of Wife Found In Fire
Stroudsburg Pa AP a 31 year old artist sculptor sought in connection with the deaths of his wife Christing 21 and their four month old daughter Julis in a house fire. Autopsy found wife killed by blunt force trauma, daughter died of smoke inhalation. Firemen reported multiple small fires set in attic and first floor. Police issued a nationwide bulletin directing attention to the Passaic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Edward Howard
Passaic
N.J
Harvey Pulley
Aki
Julis
Piremen
Fragmentary Fire Scene Notes From Sunday Recon
Police reports indicate a fire scene with a baby found in a wicker basket about 15 feet from the fire source. State police fire marshal Donald Unger described the proximity and ongoing house search as officials visited Sunday night.
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Donald Unger
Unger
James Marsh
Jack ‘Trishaway
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Heath
Paris
French Foreign Ministry
Foreign Ministry
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Powell Avenue
28Th
Atlantic Avenue
Merle
Mac
McCarthy
Richard Lane
Robert H. Kingles
Ashland, Wise
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