Cuba backs Russia against Red China
Fidel Castro endorsed Khrushchev in the Sino Soviet split after a Soviet pledge to pay over 2.6 billion dollars for Cuban sugar in six years. A Cuban Soviet communique praised peaceful coexistence and unity of the international Communist movement, signaling an end to Castro’s flirtation with China. The statement noted Soviet success in ending nuclear tests and keeping weapons off Cuban soil, while Khrushchev pledged to defend Cuba in any U S invasion. Continued on page three.
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Moscow
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Kheushchev
China
Castro
Khrushchev
Ukraine
Soviet Communist Party
International Communist Movement
Red
Soviet Union
U.S
a_ Krem
Goldwater mocks Khrushchev Cuba vow in New Hampshire race
Senator Barry Goldwater dismisses Soviet pledge to defend Cuba against invasion and questions Fidel Castro’s belief. He supports a tougher stance including possible blockade or invasion and vows more campaigning in New Hampshire ahead of the 1964 primary.
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Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Khrushchev
Cuba
Arizona
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Castro
Goldwater
Russia
GOP
Bay of Pigs
Organization of American States
United States
Hemisphere
Advertising For Reducing Drug Misleading Claims
A federal grand jury charged Drug Research Corp and associates with fraud for advertising Regimen tablets as a reducing drug. The 58 count indictment alleges use of the mails and television to defraud and shipping misbranded drugs across state lines. Deputy Attorney General Katzenbach noted FDA and Post Office Department investigations.
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Washington
Justice Department
Drug Research Corp
Adv
Nicholas Katzenbach
Food and Drug Administration
Post Office Department
Dr Spock Endorses Medicare Bill Aiding Children and Elderly
Dr. Benjamin Spock told the House Ways and Means Committee that the proposed medicare bill would help children as much as grandparents by ensuring hospital and nursing home care for the aged through higher Social Security taxes. He argued the plan preserves dignity and security and may aid physicians. Witnesses from New York Mayor Robert Wagner Wisconsin Governor John W Reynolds and medical and welfare groups supported it while business groups and some chambers opposed. The hearings followed Kennedy's February 21 message and began last Monday.
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Spock
New New York
Robert Wagner
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
American Public Welfare Association
Naonal Medical Association
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Kennedy
Congress
Nab-Teeners For Setting Woman Afire
Police in Buffalo arrested three boys aged 13 and 14 for tossing gasoline on Mrs. Ruth Grover and setting her clothes on fire as she and her husband Bernard walked to friends’ home. Lt. Thomas Hallett led the house-to-house search, identifying youths seen near the incident within an hour. The youths claimed they found a gasoline jug in an alley and, while experimenting, tossed a match into a sidewalk pool as the couple passed. Mrs Crever escaped injury. coat and overshoes were scorched.
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Bufpalo
Ruth Grover
Thomas Hallett
Crever
Bernard
Hallet
Crevers
Raft Sighting Reported Near Johnston Island Mystery
Coast Guard searched last night for a raft sighted in the area where an Air Force Globemaster carrying nine crewmen vanished near Johnston Island on January 2. Five crew members aboard a cargo plane reported seeing the raft with one man standing and waving in an orange yellow raft.
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Honolulu
Coast Guard
Air Force
Johnston Island
Corry Mothers Hit $1,070 Drive Total for Cerebral Palsy
The Corry mothers led a 53 minute march to raise funds for cerebral palsy totaling $1,070.97 with nearly all workers' reports in. Mrs. Harold Jackson, chairwoman, noted no coin boxes were used and that no businesses were contacted.
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Mothers of
Corry
Harold Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Sandling Sander Jones Escapes Sand Hill Mishap
Actor Dean Jones, promoting sand surfing in southern California, slid into trouble near Los Angeles International Airport. His four wheel drive bogged in sand, tipping toward a hill. He leaped to safety, borrowed a rope, retrieved the vehicle, and drove off uninjured.
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Dean Jones
Southern California
Sand Hills
Los Angeles International Airport
Small Hill
Jones
Senate Finance Committee Approves 11 Billion Tax Cut
The Senate Finance Committee moves to approve an 11 billion tax cut bill with a 14 percent withholding rate to take effect immediately. President Johnson backs swift passage as debate shifts to the full Senate next week. The measure would deliver roughly 9 billion in annual savings once fully phased in, with varying effects across tax brackets.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Johnson
House
Subpoena Tax Receiver In Crash Suit
Erie County court will hear a two year old crash case involving Lawrence Purpura and Charles Daniels. Purpura seeks damages for lost income after a collision on Route 6 near the city on March 11 1962. Purpura challenged a blood alcohol test while unconscious and won on constitutional grounds. The income records of Purpura, including earned income data, are sought from tax official R Elwin Fuller as potential official use and may be admitted as evidence.
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R. Elwin Fuller
Erie
Fuller
Corry
Lawrence Purpura
West Pleasant Street
Charles Daniels
R. D
Columbus
Purpura
Daniels
Puller
Bernard Quinn
Tre
Iiter Ul Apel
Holden and Cooper to Discuss New Film in Caribbean Port
Actor William Holden and French actress were seen in a Barbados port aboard Sam Spiegel's boat Kaury Picht. They checked into a posh hotel in Malden and planned talks with Spigel about a new movie project in the West Indies.
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West Indies
Barbados
William Holden
Eephine
West Ndies
Sam Spigel
Kaury Picht
Posh Ho Malden
Spigel
Rep Urges Separate House Probe Of Baker Gifts
Washington AP reports Rep Gross urged a separate House inquiry into Robert G Baker's business affairs amid Senate testimony that he received a free stereo from an associate. Baker called the probe sprawling with many tangents, while a government auditor testified Baker's net worth rose from 11,025 in 1954 to 2,166,886 by February 1, 1963.
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Washington
FL. Gross
House
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Johnson Nee
Baker
Iphis
Lowa
Washington (Ap) — & Government Auditor
Lorin H. Drennan Jr
Government Accounting Office
Senate Rules Committee
Drennan
Federal Savings and Loan Association
Baltimore
Crackdown Rumors Hit Pennsylvania Gambing And Bingo
May have a broad crackdown on gambling in Pennsylvania including bingo rules. Frank Jinn reported unofficial alerts from an unnamed State Police officer to two clubs ordering halt to all cash games and a 10 percent per member daily drawing plus a daily signup for a free membership drawing. Franklin Police Chief said no word on raids but noted advance warning to city police.
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Pennsylvania
Corty
Frank Jinn
Franklin
Jack Dillman
Residents Protest $10 Occupation Tax in Union City
Presidents of the Union City union gathered at a regular Council meeting in the Borough Building to oppose a new $10 occupation tax. The crowd and council clashed before Campbell suggested forming a committee from among the protesters to discuss the tax. five delegates will meet council next Tuesday to continue talks. The budget and tax had been passed and the tax enacted, with new community services and fire equipment cited as explanations.
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Union City
Leo Campbell
Campbell
Harry Smiley
Council
Smiley
Elect Dr Ledger President of Union City Bank
Shareholders of the National Bank of Union City elected directors for 1964 who then chose Dr George H Ledger as chairman of the board and president. Named directors include Fred W Bauer Norris W Chapin William M Crandall Robert W Harwood David C Hoffman C Duane Obert LaRue Ottaway T H Great and Ledger. Obert was named executive vice president Stelshaw Marion cashier and secretary Beale assistant career and Wattsburg branch manager Turner assistant cashier.
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National Bank of Union City
George H. Ledger
Fred W. Bauer
Norris W. Chapin
William M. Crandall
Robert W. Harwood
David C. Hoffman
C. Duane Obert
LaRue Ottaway
T. H. Great
Ledger
Obert Execuive
Marion J
Democrats Plan Harrisburg Meeting to Endorse Candidates
The 18 member Democratic State Committee will convene in Harrisburg next Tuesday to select delegates for the national convention, announced Ottis B. Morse state chairman. On February 4 the committee will endorse candidates for statewide office.
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Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
Ottis B. Morse
Doctor on probation for selling drugs without prescription
Pittsburgs Dr. David N. Ingram 64 chief of surgery at Canonsburg General Hospital received one year probation and a $500 fine in U S District Court Judge Rabe F Marsh ruled he violated FDA directives by selling 100 benzedrine pills without a prescription January 30 1962 to an FDA agent posing as a truck driver and selling 110 sedative capsules without a prescription March 14 1962 to another agent.
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Pittsburgh
Washington County
David N. Ingram
Canonsburg General Hospital
U. S. District Court
Rabe F. Marsh
Ingram
Houston
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Theft by siphoning feeds city crime wave at Thompson plant
Police investigate a suspicious car intrusion at Thompson Maple Products on East Washington Street. Two men reportedly cut a hose to siphon 15 gallons of gasoline from a dump truck into their car, leaving the hose behind. This adds to two prior unsolved robberies, a North Center street gas station knifepoint robbery and a Bowl-Aire alleys break-in near the Thompson complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Thompson
Thompson Maple Products Co
East Washington Street
North Center Street
BowlAire
Thompson Building
Pearson backs Tittle as best quarterback in Johnson talks
Lester Pearson says he agrees with President Johnson on nearly all topics from their White House meeting except who is the best quarterback. Pearson names Y A Tittle of the New York Giants as his choice, contrasting with Johnson’s pick Sammy Baugh, ex-pro from Texas.
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Washington
Carrada
Lester D. Pearson
Johnson
White House
Pearson
Jonson
Sammy Baugh
Texas
Y. A .Tittle
New York Giants
Dwyer Decides on Red Group Bequest Test Case
Erie Orphans Court Judge James B. Dwyer weighs whether the $1,500 bequest from Jessie W. Armstrong to the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship Inc. can stand given the group’s alleged listing as subversive by the U.S. Attorney General. The 1958 will, drawn about 1948, names the organization as beneficiary, with the case filed in the County Register of Wills office since 1956 as courts seek a ruling on the contested gift.
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ERIE
Attorney General's Office
Orphans Court
James B. Dwyer
Jessie W. Armstrong
Tional Council of American-Soviet Friendship, Inc
Lst
Ee County Register of Wills Office
Armstrong
Man Hurt In'62 Crash Seeks $5,000
Corry resident Carl Catalfa filed suit in Erie County court seeking more than $5,000 for injuries from a car truck crash on October 3, 1962. He claims Charles E. Lyon of Clarendon, Pa, behind his vehicle on East Columbus Avenue and alleges Lyon drove at excessive speed and was negligent in several respects. Medical expenses totaled $1,030.
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Corry
Erie County
Carl Catally
Charles E. Lyon
Clarendon
Catalfa
Lyon
Sewage Plant Rush Faces Tionesta Urgency
Borough official James Haslet told council that the Sanitary Water Board of the Pennsylvania Health Department is pressing Tionesta to hurry the sewage disposal plant. A special meeting of the Tionesta Municipal Authority to oversee construction is planned for Monday, with preliminary site and funding discussions noted amid site uncertainties and estimated costs.
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Tunesta
Tionesta
Sanitary Water Board
Pennsylvania Health Department
James Haslet
Tienesta Municipal Authority
Jaslat
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Union City Bank
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Purgi Martis
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Barta
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