Soviet-Chinese split grows in Cold War tensions
U S officials say a formal split between the Soviet Union and China is not likely soon, but a continued bitter dispute is expected. Moscow appears to push toward aligning rank and file Communists with Soviet leadership, while Beijing resists. The United States intends to observe and avoid exploiting the rift. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Russia
Hed
U.S
Mawougn Sey
Moscow
Red Bloc
China
Cominus Nists
Communist Party
Red International
Peoples Daily
Kennedy
Local Travel Spending Peaks in 1961 in Corry
Corryites spent more on travel last year, with 1961 a record for the Erie County Motor Club. Travel grew across all groups, boosted by air trips and popular destinations like Florida and Bermuda. Early 1962 shows potential for two unusual trips, including Alaska and a Vermont resort, suggesting broader, more affordable vacations.
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Robert G. Tunnel
Erie County Motor Club
Tunnel
Motor Club
Florida
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
Vermont Sii
Alaska
Penna Soldier Misappropriates Officers Funds
Washington AP reports Air Force master sergeant Jack G Hanna of Pleasant Unity Westmoreland County Pa is charged with misappropriating 8900 dollars from Bolling AFB Officers Club. He faces counts including concealing public records impersonating an officer graft falsifying travel pay claims and making false official statements.
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Penna
Washington (Ap
Air Force
Westmoreland County
Bolling Air Force Base
Jack G. Hanna
Pleasant Unity
Hanna
28 Escape To West Berlin Report Stirs Caution
Berlin reports say at least 28 people from Communist territory broke through to West Berlin last night. About half were women and there were three children among the group. Details and official confirmation remain withheld.
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West Berlin
Man Pleads Innocent In Pa. Slaying
A one year old itinerant magazine salesman with a record of morals convictions pleaded innocent to charges of criminally assaulting and killing 13 year old Jane Benfield near her Centralia home last July. He was held without bail for grand jury action after arraignment. Police testified he confessed and reenacted the crime at the scene. The case moves to the March grand jury, likely yielding a May trial if indicted. Also notes Natalia Sedov Trotsky, widow of Leon Trotsky, died in Paris at 78 after long illness.
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Bloomsounw
Ra. Iar
Iinerant
Esri Senk
Williamsport
Justice of the Peace
L. M. Butler
Gailey C. Keller
Senk
Commonwealth
Jane Benfield
Hew Centralia
Aristes Mountain
B. J. McCole
Hazleton
Rufus G. Williams
Harrisburg
Russell
Warren County
Jane
Lenk
Io Ge
Cowmbra County Court
Rev Bodey Accepts Corry Church Post
Rev Richard A Bodey has accepted a Presbyterian church call to minister at Corry Presbyterian Church. The Lake Erie Presbytery approved the assignment in Union City. Bodey, born Nov 27 1920 in Hazleton, has taught Old Testament history and written for Christian journals. he and wife Ruth Price Bodey have a daughter Bronlynn Beth. He fills the vacancy left by Rev Paul Bauer who resigned last October for a Waynesburg College role.
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Theshird Presbyterian Church
North ‘Tonawanda, N
Richard A. Bodey
Lake Erie
Corry
Bodey
Allentown
Muhlenberg College
Lafayette College
Princeton Seminary
North Tonawanda
Marshall Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lebanon
McKendree College
Christianity ,Today
Eternity
The
Presbyterian Journal
Presbyterian Life
Evangelical Christian
Lutheran Digest
Pulpit
Christian Century
Pulpit Digest United Evangelical Action
Encyclopedia
of Christianity
Haz~leton
Ruth Price Bodey
Bronlynn Beth
Paul Bauer
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg
Pac
Remains Found of Crewmen Aboard Downed Bomber
Remains of some four crew members of a B47 bomber that crashed in the Adirondacks were located amid a focused search for the other fliers. An Air Force spokesman said initial remains had been found and hinted at additional wreckage details. The crash site lies near Plattsburgh Air Force Base, with the crew including 1st Lt Rodney Biennarren, 26, of Jamestown, New York.
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Lake Placlu
Adirondatke
Dasetare
Air Force
Plutisbury Air Porce
Pighte
Suriday
Ammung
Rodney
Bien Jarren
sIamestown
Red Beast Of Enough Power To Eradicate United States
MOSCOW reports Soviet defense minister Malinovsky warned the United States could be blasted into the heavens with one strike and called for improved U.S. Soviet relations. He attacked Secretary McNamara and Governor Rockefeller, accusing officials of stoking war hysteria to spur arms racing, with continued coverage promised on Page Six.
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Red Beast
United States
Moscow
Ali —Defense
Marshal Redioh
Malino
U.S
Mulinavsky
Communist Party
Pruyde
Robert & McNamara
New York
Nelson. A. Rockefeller
Malinovsky
UC Tot Burned On 40 Percent Of Body At Home
One year old Amon Gisy listed in fair condition at Hamot Hospital Erie after second and third degree burns over more than 40 percent of his body from pulling a deep fryer of hot grease at home. Michael Peters son of Norman and Mrs Peters of Union City suffered burns to face neck chest arms and legs from scalding oil. Father is a Corry office switchman. Mother said doughnut dough was tipped over on him about 4 p.m. He was treated by a Union City physician and rushed to Erie, admitted to Hamot shortly after 5 p.m.
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Amon
Hamot
Erie
Michael Peters
Norman Peters
Concord Street
Union City
Corry
Michael
Hamot Hospital
Pa Milk Commission sparks call for special Assembly session
Four Allegheny County Republicans urge Gov. Lawrence to convene an immediate special session to define and clarify the Pennsylvania Milk Commission. The push follows a controversial order restricting milk sold in Pittsburgh area to glass containers and reports of an attorney’s possible conflict of interest. The court upheld the sales limit and the justice department probes the attorney’s private fee connection.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Commission
General Assembly
Allegheny County
Edwin C. Ewing
George K. Haydenshield
Ronald L. Thompson
James C. Simmons
Lawrence
Mit
Pennsylvania Milk Commission
Pittsburgh
Commission
Marvin D. Weintraub
Dauphin County
State Justice Department
Weintraub
Weltrau
Frisco Feels Earthquake Reported Across City
Frisco residents felt a rolling quake with shaking reported around San Francisco. Officials and witnesses noted strong shaking in several neighborhoods, with reports reaching nearby Barkley and Grind areas as well. Authorities are assessing damage and no injuries are confirmed at this time.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Francisco
Henidee
Opldand
Seross Ban
Franklin Man Killed By Car Lands On Hood
Franklin man William FP Boyd, 8, of R D 1 Franklin was killed instantly last night when struck by a car crossing near his home. The vehicle, driven by John Peterson, 24, of R D 2 Pleasant Iville, carried Boyd 208 feet onto its hood before crashing into a parked car with five youths inside. Coroner Maurice Dinberg cited shock and internal injuries as the cause of death. The driver said Boyd stepped into the road and blocked his view.
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Franklin
William FP. Boyd
Boyd
John Peterson
Pleasant Iville
Franklin State
Franklin Area
Venango County
Maurice Dinbérg
OM City
Norman
Peterson
Paul E. Baker
R. D. 1. Franklin
Plan Service For Placement Of Teachers In Harrisburg
Central placement service for teachers and other education personnel will start Feb one in Harrisburg, with the state office acting as a clearing house for registrations and vacancies. Local offices will handle information, transmit requests, and facilitate access to the new service for school personnel in the Corry area. The system aims to boost teachers’ job opportunities at no cost to applicants and help districts find qualified staff.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Wie
Michael
PSES
North Center Street
Corry
Venezuela Violence Rises as 16 Die in Protests
In Caracas on Tuesday sixteen people were killed and eighty wounded as military police faced snipers amid leftist street clashes against President Romulo Betancourt. Bombs were found in city districts and eight buses burned during the second day of unrest tied to a Western Hemisphere ministers’ meeting. Authorities arrested about two hundred. schools were closed to prevent pro Castro use of pupils.
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Caracas
Venezela
Aps
Leftiss
Romulo Betancourt
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba
Central University
Hemisphere group nears Cuba stance at OAS talks
In Punta del Este Uruguay the outer seven nations push a milder plan to bar Fidel Castros government from OAS deliberations, while Brazil Argentina and others resist full penalties hoping to isolate Havana without severing ties. The proposal aims to allow a possible return if Castro moderates, contrasting with tougher sanctions.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Havana
Argentina
Brazil
Fidel Castro
Deliber
Organization of American States
Cuba
Castro
OAS
Kennedy
Inter- American Foreign Ministers
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Mexico
Chile
Toulador
Bolivia
Haiti
Indigent Care Reimbursements Approved for Corry Memorial
The Auditor General approved a 3536 payment to Corry Memorial Hospital for indigent care as partial state aid for the four month period ended September 30 1961. Similar 7564.84 and 11644 payments were approved for Warren State Hospital and Spencer Hospital Meadville.
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Corry Hospital
Harrisburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Auditor General
Department of Public Welfare
Corty Institution
Pennsylvania
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Warren State Hospital
Senate probe probes censorship of speeches at Pentagon
AP report on a Senate committee questioning Defense Department censorship practices. Lt. Gen. atta fea ee ried pl PRE Censorihy is cited as having speeches cut from public talks. Eisenhower suggested the policy may stifle responsible officials, while Trudeau notes multiple speeches were written and censored. The hearing continues with Lt. Gen. and other officials slated to testify.
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Wabeunuaun
Senate
Pentagon
Atti Fea
Studeau
Defense Department
Btn
Strom Thurswond
Thurmond
McNamara
Trudeau
Geo. Lymap B. ‘Lomnitwer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dwight .D. Eisenhower
Corry Red Cross Directors Review Committee Reports
Seven members of the Corry chapter of the American Red Cross met at the Corry Public Library basement to hear committee chairmen. St George led sessions and discussed the YMCA study on why the United Fund campaign fails to meet goals. The disaster chair reported aid to 17 locals after three home fires. home service aided 10 servicemen, four veterans, and one civilian in November and December. The Bloodmobile will return February 5 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars building. The next directors meeting is February 27, with an afternoon session for Gerard and Erie chapter reps at the Red Cross headquarters.
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Corry
The
American Red Croat
Corry Public
Jamies St. George
St. George
YMCA
United Fund
Albert Cole
Robert Catlin
Home Service
Girard
Erie
Red Cross
Two Corry Firms Receive Payment For State Sales
State Auditor General authorized payments to two Corry firms and nearby entities for goods and services. In Corry, C Christensen Motors received 3788 for Ford parts, Curry Concrete and Gravel 1812 for skid material, owned by Robert E. Austin of Erie. Meantime, Morn Concrete Pipe Co of Ohio, Erie, 1940 for concrete pipe for Meadville. Petey Rensdale Erie 5796 for wa ter hardware. Stuart A Culbertson Meadville 4060 for begat services in Crawford County. Erie Delivery Company 672.82 for decerslandet ery services. Payment funded by the Liquor Control Board from the State Shores Fund.
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Harrisburg
Ohio
Erie
Meadville
Petey, Rensdale
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Frank E. Genk
Center
June
Columbia County
Juxoe of the Peace
LM. Butler
Bloomsburg
Fire Corp
Patrick Maggerty
Jeff
Lean Sultda
Irev
Venezuela
Gov't of Betancourt
A. L. Cabber
Dallas
Texas
Gubbee
Eisenhower
Corry Firms
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