Kennedy seeks bipartisan backing for five year tariff plan
President Kennedy urged quick bipartisan support for a five year program to dismantle tariff barriers with Europe. He asked authority to negotiate cuts up to 50 percent and eliminate tariffs on some items while keeping safeguards for domestic industries. The plan would aid workers and offer loans, training, and tax benefits to help firms modernize, though cost estimates were not released. The administration draft bill outlining specifics was sent to Congress, with details to be disclosed by Ways and Means.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Congress
House
Ways and Meals Committee
Kennedy challenges claim of security risk aides
At a televised briefing President contests a reporter’s charge that two named aides are security risks. He defends their roles in a State Department task force and demands the names, which are disclosed by the reporter. A departmental spokesman later clarifies the men have no stated security risk.
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Sarah MecClennon
Washington
Texas
New England
J. Clayton Milles
State Department
United States
McClendon
Apportionment Hassle Nears End in Senate
Harrisburg AP says the Senate will finish the congressional reapportionment bill tonight after sessions before and after midnight to meet the three day requirement. The House approved 182 to 20 and plans to send the measure to Gov. Lawrence. The plan cuts Pennsylvania’s 30 member delegation by three seats, moving a Democratic seat from Philadelphia, trimming two Western Pennsylvania Republicans, and creating a three-county swing district in Berks Schuylkill and Northampton. Senator Yatron hints at a district tweak, but major amendments are unlikely as leaders push the compromise plan.
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Senate
Chamber
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Pennsylvania
Congressional
House
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Berks
Sehuykill
Northumberland
Gus Yatron
D-Herks
Maethumberland
Caunge
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Dauphin
Lebanon
Bringing People To Corry Retail Theme At Chamber Meeting
Last night's Retail Division meeting of the Corry Chamber of Commerce focused on attracting new shoppers and job holders. President James Hammond highlighted chamber support for the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp which has created 140 new local jobs in 18 months and noted thousands of shoppers drawn to Corry by yearlong sales promotions. Elected to lead retailers next year were Frank Grice as chairman Max Showers as vice chairman Mrs Glenn Palmer as secretary and Gerald Hammond Barney Bennett Glenn Palmer and Ast Shaw as directors. The group named Dollar Days on February 9 and 10 as the first major promotion, tying $1 sale pricing to marked down merchandise for real bargains.
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Corry
Frank Grice
Max ‘Showers
Glenn Palmer
Gerald Hammond
Barney Bennett
Ast- Shaw
Bovine dentistry in Henryetta ends with steel teeth for cow
Lulu belle a 11 year old cow in Henryetta Oklahoma received custom steel teeth after her aging teeth wore down. Dr Ray Wilcox owner provided the special choppers to restore her bite.
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Bovine Dentistry
Henryetta
Okla
Lulubelle
Bovine
Ray Wilcox
California Governor Brown to seek four year term
San Francisco AP dispatch reports California Governor Edmund G. Brown announces a four year term bid aimed at defeating Richard M. Nixon in November. Brown touts Kennedy era records while Nixon campaigns as Republican rival amid a three way GOP race. Brown criticizes Nixon and promises new state programs.
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Callnifornia
Ed Imund G. Brown
Richard BE. Nixon
Brown
Kennedy
California
Nixon
Ben
Noon
Republi Ai Nation
Stolen Ohio Rifle Recovered In Ashtabula County
Ashtabula County sheriff's office recovered the rifle Tuesday morning after Detective Harold reach said James Nemitz 19 of Ashtabula admitted breaking into a rural home and stealing about 1100 dollars in items including two diamond rings. The gun had been given to a Snyder Circle resident by Nemitz's brother. the resident had no connection to the crime.
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Roach
City police shift covered by substitute officers
Observer notes Ty Chill Deferisg and Merrman Morton filling in during a city police shift as regular patrols continued. Morton, standing in for an absent officer, helped supervise a police report while Robertson completed the form. The shift began 3 p.m. with Clifford Holcomb handling the first two hours, Morton taking over at 5 p.m. and remaining until 11 p.m. Officers received pay for the emergency duty.
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Ne Merrman Morton
Patrictman Emmanuel
Pete) Robertson
Morton
Ian
Aad
Clifford Holcomb
Robertson
Unti
Imunn
Okay To EUB Addition At Corry Church
Members of Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church voted to approve the proposed building plans and the Finance Committee's plan to borrow for a new addition. They expect to borrow 760,000 with 825,000 on hand to start. Work on the 195,000 addition to the present structure is planned for spring with completion targeted next fall. James ton architects Julian Nietgker and Associates answered questions while Henton outlined the 10 year cycle of improvements since 1874. The Building Committee will meet with the architect in January to review working plans.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mrogrira
Keith T. Henton
Firbanké Committee
Jameston Architectural Firm
Julian Nietgker
Anne X Alpern Named To Allegheny County Court Seat
Anne X Alpern was named to fill the Allegheny County Common Pleas Court seat vacated by Henry X O'Brien who moved to the Supreme Court. The Democrat former attorney general and Supreme Court Justice awaits Senate confirmation and would begin in January 1964.
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Anne X. Alpern
Allegheny County Common Pleas
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U S Blasts Cuba At OAS Parley
At Punta del Este Uruguay Secretary of State Dean Rusk urge Inter American conference to curb Castro regime. He proposed four steps to isolate Cuba, exclude it from OAS, curtail trade, and defend democracy across the hemisphere. The talks touched on how to counter what he called a Moscow backed spread of communism in Latin America.
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Organization of States
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Hemisphy
Kennedy would name Negro to head new urban affairs dept
President Kennedy said he would appoint Robert C. Weaver, a Black leader who heads the Housing and Home Finance Agency, to head a yet to be created urban affairs department if the proposal passes Congress. He emphasized Weaver would be the first Negro in a Cabinet role.
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Kennedy
Robert C. Weaver
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Urban Affairs Department
House Rules Committee
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Senate
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India
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Kasimir
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Azores
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Pains Will Continue To Censor Speeches Of Military
President Kennedy backs the Pentagon policy of requiring advanced clearance for military speeches and supports a Senate inquiry into the rule. He praised civilian control and the disciplined use of remarks by military leaders, while noting the need for proper military civilian relations. Testimony from Burke White and Lemnitzer defended the current procedure.
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Kennedy
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Arlaigh A. Burke
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Lelioanate
Senate
State
Defense Departments
State of the Union
Congress
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Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lemaitzer
Weather favors Glenn launch in Cape Canaveral
Forecast calls for good rocketry weather on Saturday near Cape Canaveral aiding John H. Glenn Jr.’s historic orbital flight. Officials warn delays possible if conditions fail to cooperate, stressing clear skies, calm seas, and good visibility for recovery operations and navigation.
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Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
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New Rescue Chief Harrisburg Appointed by Governor
John W. MacFarlane of Lewisberry was named the state's new chief for search and rescue of Cicer by Gov. David L. Lawrence. He will also continue as executive director of the state's Aeronautics Commission.
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John W. ‘MacFarlane
Cicer
MacFarlane
Lewisberry
David L. Lawrence
Aeronautics Commission
Surplus Food Distribution Led by Moose Lodge Grows
Corry Lodge of the Loyal Order of the Moose took over surplus food distribution as a civic project and expanded from about two families in August 1960 to nearly 300 eligible families by 1961. Clarence Farrington chairs the program with a dozen assistants, distributing butter, pork and gravy, pressed meat, and corn meal as part of a large community effort.
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Ast Yeur Modse
Clarence Farrington
Sone Moose
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