Kennedy to broadcast first TV news conference nationwide
President Kennedy schedules a live televised press conference with network coverage arranged by the U.S. Information Agency. Questions will cover foreign policy, the economic slump, unemployment, gold outflow, and budget plans facing his new administration. The session may exceed typical lengths as reporters seek broad guidance on global and domestic issues.
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Kennedy
Nice
U.S. Information Agency
U.S
Pierre Salinger
Free World
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
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Ikennessy
Messiaer
White House
Dwlahd D. Eisenhower
Thelr
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois
Dirksen
Rep
Charles A Halleck
Inca
Republcan
Red Cross Plans For Mass Care Test In Corry
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross discusses Operation Port sight a mass care drill in May to shelter and feed about 600 people at Corry Area High School with aid from Red Cross and Civil Defense units. Key officials include Albert Cole Clifford Taylor Mrs Don William and Eugene Madden. The meeting outlines fund drives next in Bradford and a February 28 Bloodmobile visit with a 111 pint quota.
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Corry
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Corry Area High School
Albert Cole
Clifford Taylor
Don Willama
Eugene Madden
William McKinley
Erie
Aetter
Ayer F
Taylor
Bradford
Fiery
James St George
Home Service
Robert Catlin
Flyn
J. H. Heer
Tein
Gwenelley Scapholm
Amerein Red Crony
Pittsburgh Shivers as City Sees Record Cold
A historic cold snap grips Pittsburgh with temperatures plunging far below zero. Authorities report the lowest reading since 1607, with January 25th bringing record lows and wind chills intensifying the frigid conditions citywide.
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Pittsburgh
Collision Plagued City With Ice On Busy Day
Multiple crashes clogged city streets after icy conditions. At Wear Pleasant and Northwest, Philip Leek and Donate Wetherbee collided, causing $91 in damage. A second crash at Liberty Street and Pennsylvania Avenue involved Mrs Bert Williams and P Rozelle, with Rozelle's car sustaining about $150 in damage. Around 10:30 a.m. on North Center and Smith, Betty Brown rear ended Stewart Watson, totaling $110 in damage to Watson's car. No injuries reported.
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Theys Ual
West Pleasant
Philip Leek
Corry
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Spartansburg
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Wetherbee
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bert F Willams
East Frederick Street
Pennsylvania
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East Main Street
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Rozelle
Williams
Jtshire
North Center
Smith Street
Stewart C. Watson
Kenmore
N. C
Couple Refuses Blood For Son In Chicago Case
A three day old Chicago infant, nicknamed an RH baby, faced possible transfusions after doctors warned of life threatening anemia. Parents Benjamin and Rosie Lee Shearrod, Church of God members, oppose transfusions on religious grounds, and after tests showed transfusion not immediately needed, hospital officials sought no court order. The family, recent arrivals from Cotton Plant, Arkansas, include five other children.
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Basil Shearrd
Near West Side
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Rosie Lee
T He
Church of God
Richard i
Samuels
Asst
Corporaton
Maurice Handelman i
Shearrod
Chicago
Avk
Shearrods
Planners Final Meeting Tackles Housing Ordinance
The City Planning Commission steering committee met despite sub zero weather and a high school basketball game to air and refine a housing ordinance. Michael Baker engineers and residents’ group discussed provisions for minimum dwelling standards, utilities, safety, and health inspections with the aim of clear enforcement and remedial action.
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Corry Native Enters Erie Mayor Race
Corry native John M. Crane, now of Erie, announced his bid for the Democratic mayoral nomination in the May 1 primary. Crane, a Sterling Milk Co driver-salesman, moved to Erie in 1940, is married with three children and a World War II veteran.
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Erie
Crane
Cornell
Sterling Milk Co
Cramp
Corry
Buftallorts
Hijacked Santa Maria Seen After Atlantic Search
The Santa Maria, seized by anti-Salazar forces, was located or at least tracked by Portuguese and U.S. Navy units. Navy planes circled a 100 mile radius north of Guadeloupe as authorities in Lisbon claimed the liner would be sighted within hours. Eight crewmen were ashore after a Monday halt near the Windward Islands.
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Drifted craft carrying 60 aboard eludes three navies
A distressed craft carrying about 60 passengers from Portugal and South American country, seized in the West Indies by anti Salazar forces, is being hunted by three navies. An AP Wirephoto caption notes the ongoing chase as authorities pursue the vessel and its occupants.
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West Indies
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Mel Blanc in Critical Condition After Sunset Boulevard Crash
Los Angeles AP Mel Blanc famed voice actor for Bugs Bunny and other WB characters is in critical condition after a late night car crash on Sunset Boulevard near UCLA. His sports car collided with a student driver, Blanc sustaining compound leg fractures and head lacerations.
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Menlo College
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Corry Couple Named In Suit Over Property
Ivy and James St Germaine of Corry seek damages in Erie court over a disputed property sale. They allege a right of way agreement allowed Penn Valley Co to service power lines and cut trees within 38 feet of a roadway, harming the value of the Milleweck property. Plaintiffs seek 7500 dollars plus 1000 dollars already paid by defendants, while defendants claim 1000 paid for the right of way.
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Industrialist Dies in Rochester Amid Hall Surgery
Detroit industrialist and Pacific Car and Foundry Co. head died in Rochester after a planned operation. Reports indicate he was a major figure in American manufacturing and led notable corporate ventures.
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Pacific Car and Foundry
Establishes New Sign Business In Columbus
A new sign company named Stan Signs opens in Columbus spearheaded by Stanley J Siamnaly. The firm relocates from New Haven Conn after the death of his wife, with family including children, establishing operations at a local venue.
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Stan Signs
Stanley J Siamnaly
Samnis
Riewife
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Haver
Conn Hp
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Reelineria
Vaneue Heme i Cohan
Corry Sees Seventh Day Of Freezing Weather
The Corry area endures a seventh day of subfreezing temperatures with daytime highs in the mid-20s and a minus 8 overnight low. Snow accumulations reach six to eight inches as caution rises on slick highways while a warming trend and possible thaw arrive later in the week. The cold extends through the tri county region with continued frigid conditions and light northwest winds.
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Corry How
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Trou
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Aft
Subtlety Award May Be Given In School Chest
A schoolgirl of Batusville gently challenged a reporter by asking to name Arkansas congressional delegation members. The reporter had listed all but one when the class hurried back, and the dialogue closed with a quiet admonition to finish quickly.
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Falthourke Recorded San Stego Event Summary
Unclear OCR text notes a Galil-A share and a retort, with no damage reported. Details are fragmentary and names/locations are partially obscured.
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San Stego
Galil
Heroic Boy Saves Americans From Death In Laos Struggle
AP story portrays a Lao boy aiding U S soldiers during a fierce battle in Laos. He helped hide Americans, urged restraint, and urged preservation of life over firing on the foe. The episode occurred as U S forces faced hard fighting and heavy shelling with civilians nearby.
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Ghoti
Reaver
Laddan Capita” Covl
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Thie I. S. Ald Mistton
Missing CAHS Student Robert Murton Sought
CAHS reports 17 year old Robert H Murton of Ot West Pleasant missing since Sunday morning. Mother Mrs Ravatd Pyne says he planned to go toward Buffalo with a Union City girl friend. Police say they have no solid leads on his location or return.
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Robert H Murton
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