Kennedy Announces Release of Two U S Fliers
President Kennedy hailed the release of Capt. Freeman B. Olmstead of Elmira NY and Capt. John R. Mekone of Topeka KS after nearly seven months in Soviet custody. They arrived in Amsterdam en route to Washington, with families awaiting reunion. The White House confirmed no concessions were made to obtain their freedom. News conference coverage noted continued ban on American espionage flights over the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy Carly
Yelesse
Kremlin
Freeman B. Olmstead
Elmira
John R. Mekone
Topeka
Kit
United States
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Noureevius-Anneberdure
America
Miers
Khrushchev
Llewellyn EB. Thompson
State Department
Thompson
Armen
Eisenhower
Corry Hospital to Receive State Aid Totals $3080
Corry Memorial Hospital gets 3080 in state support as part of a 7142 area hospital aid package. Warren General and Titusville receive 1937 and 2125 respectively, covering the quarter ended August 31, 1960, to aid free patient care. James W. Catkner, former PepsiCo board chairman, dies in New York.
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Corry Owemenn
Auditor General
Harrisburg
Warren General
Titusville
Corry
Luaville
PAPS
New York
James W Catkner
Formeét Board
Pepsi-Cola Co
Airmen Release Sparks Hope for Kennedy Khrushchev Talks
President Kennedy announced the release of Capt. John R. McKone and Capt. Freeman B Olmstead, a goodwill gesture by Khrushchev that raises the odds of a summit with the Soviet leader later this year. Kennedy said no restored U2 flights and outlined no Cuba talks, Laos control commission talks, and Congo famine aid plans.
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Elmira
N.Y
Khrustchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Paris
Khrushchev
Cuba
Laos
U.S
Congo
Corry youth linked to Chapman Dam burglary tied to other cases
A 19 year old Corry resident released from Crawford County jail faces Warren County charges for the July 23 1980 Chapman Dam concession burglary. He was arrested at 24 Johnson Street Corry by Trooper Henry Miller and arraigned before Justice Frederick Berry pled guilty then remanded. Police continue seeking a second Corry youth believed in his early 20s and missing since the Spartansburg Fish Garage Still Barber Shop break ins with David L Buell 18.
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Corry
Crawford County
Ficm
Warren County
Chapman Dam
Johnson Street
Henry Miller
Warren State Police
Robert E. Taylor
Taylor
Justice of the Peace
Frederick Berry
Starbrick
Warren
Acares
Florida
Spartansburg
David L. Buell
Buel
Uiton Gliy
Pennsylvania Opens Alcoholism Help Center in Bryn Mawr
Harrisburg reports the State Health Department opened an alcoholism treatment center at Bryn Mawr Community Center. Officials said the facility will offer treatment and counseling to alcoholics and their families as part of state efforts to combat addiction.
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Harrisburg
Ie State Health Department
Bryn Mawr
Department
Getster
Local Gas Supply Holds Out Amid Cold Across Areas
In Wealerh Pennsylvania a deep cold spell disrupted gas service in Kane and Warren. Kane’s Stickpole Carbon Co cut off some supply areas while Warren industries slowed gas flow to DeLuxe Metal Products and Struthers Wells. Corry reported no pressure drops and officials expected adequate supply from Pennayl-Wirit Gas Co.
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Warren
DeLuxe Metal Products Co
Struthers Wells
Warren Plimt
Sylvania Electre Products
Corry
Kenneth Chris Hansen
Pennayl— Wirit Gas Co
Daid
Tutte
Chilsilinsen
PGC
Emer- Renay Cad Spalla
Kennedy Seeks Measure To End Bottleneck
President Kennedy urges the House to enlarge its Rules Committee to break a bottleneck stalling his programs. He said he would not intrude on Congress but favors letting members vote on his proposals. Speaker Sam Rayburn postponed a Tuesday vote on expanding the committee to include more Democrats and Republicans.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Congress
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Adwaner
Akinment
Charles A. Halleck
Ine
Nana
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Republians
Corry Man Sentenced for Forging Welfare Check
Urial Smith, 45, was sentenced to 1 to 2 years in prison for forging his mother's signature on a Pennsylvania welfare check cashed at Loblaw's in Corry. The $23.90 check was flagged after his mother alerted welfare officials and police linked handwriting to Smith. He pleaded guilty after earlier denials and awaits transfer to Wester Penitentiary for sentencing execution.
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Corry
St Here
Urial Smith
West Smith Street
Smith
State of Pennsylvania
General Fund
Loblaw's Inc
Rosit Smith
Ume
Welfare Department
Lob- Jaw
Harley Deke
M S. Cobbett
Hershey
Cobbett
Erie County
Burton Ro Land
Wester Penitentiary
U.S. Airlift Begins to Feed Starving Congo Refugees
The United States launches a large airlift to deliver 1100 tons of food and supplies to Congo refugees driven from their land by tribal warfare. Twenty transport planes based in France and West Germany will operate with UN FAO backing to feed hundreds of thousands.
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BV Betes Meray Pany
Air Force
Congo
UN Food and Agriculture Organs
Agatfor
Gas hikes and foreign raids on stalled liner tale
In a chaotic dispatch the United States and allied forces pursue the captive liner Santa Maria as Portuguese rebels, backed by a NATO alliance, seize aboard passengers. President Kennedy warns of a firm response as warships and planes shadow the ship while tensions rise over a cross Atlantic crisis.
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Muuinetly Gulvar
Britat
NATO
Marly
Veuranda
Cwacan
United States
Aval
Santa Maria
House Passes Gigantic Bill Without Republican Help
Harrisburg AP report says Democrats pushed Gov Lawrence's business and gas tax plan through the House in a marathon session with only minor Republican dissent. The package includes a five to seven cent gas tax, accelerated business tax payments, and highway borrowing expansion to speed interstate work.
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Harrisburg
Sethe Spropuetis
Senate
Highway and Bridge Authority
Julian Po Jas
D-Eric
Lester Zimmerman
Ajuniata
Willard F. Agnew Jr
Caw Pynce
Golden Triangle
Pittsburgh
U. S
William Green
Philadelphia
Philly
Stephen McCann
Dender
Lawrence Aid
Retail Merchants Division Elects Officers and Directors
Officers and four new directors were elected by the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce at a dinner for 40 members and their wives. Wil B G Bennett was named chairman with Frank Grice as vice chairman and Mrs Gertrude White as secretary. Directors chosen were Jack Stout John Wellenhofer Thornay Cragg and Gerald Hammond. James Hammond urged UNITY COOPERATION and WARMTH in a three point program to boost local shopping. Artur Motley delivered a recorded talk titled Nothing Happens Until Someone Sells Something.
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Lupeoma
Retail Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Vew Garden
Wil B G. Bennett
Frank Grice
Buirman
Gertrude White
Jack Stout
John Wellenhofer Thornay Cragg
Gerald Hammond
James Hanmiond
Chamber
Artur
Red Motley
State Takes Action To Guard Against Inferior Meats
An Agriculture Department official calls for a stepped up enforcement program to protect the public from substandard meat. Dr dab Shook, director of the Meat Hygiene Section, says ten more inspectors could greatly reduce the risk of inferior meat reaching Pennsylvania consumers.
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Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Dab © Shook
Depictment
Seeti
Plane lands safely after near Albion crash
A private plane piloted by Mathew D. Garred Jr. circled over Albion area before a forced landing in a pasture south of Lundy’s Lane. Garred, returning from Kentucky, landed about a mile east of Albion. he was uninjured though the aircraft sustained damage as a gas line froze.
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Cras Albion
Lundy's Lane
Lawrence Park
Kentucky
Garred
North Corry
Albion
Ald Sound
Mathew D. Garred Jr
Gurred
Robert Helges
Transport Plane With 23 Aboard Reported Missing
A U.S. military transport plane with roughly 23 to 28 aboard disappeared near Newfoundland. McGuire Air Force Base officials cite 24 aboard while other reports list 28, including Navy personnel and prisoners, as search efforts span Norfolk and Port Lyautey corridors.
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U.S
McGuire Air Force Base
Newderdey Sild
Navy
Erenmen
Foureneins
Port Lyallt Moraes
Norfolk
Pissing
Heerutl
Pika
Corry and Warren Guardsmen Plan Joint Drill
Corry and Warren National Guard detachments will join for a drill at the Warren Armory on February 18 under Capt. Joseph E. Smollek. Training covers operation of two and a half ton trucks and Jeeps, with about 100 guardsmen expected. camp at Camp A.P. Hill, Va, July 13 to 29 replaces Indiantown Gap. Muster Day is uncertain as recruiting has been suspended indefinitely.
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Corry
Warren National Guard
Warren
Joseph E. Smollek
Union City
Russell W. Kearney
Delvers
National Guard
Kearney
Camp A.P. Hill
Indiantown Gap
Pa Representative Seeks 14 Week Unemployment Extension
Representative Van Zandt introduced a bill to let states offer 14 additional weeks of unemployment benefits. He cited concerns from William L. Batter on labor conditions and noted a significant portion of jobless individuals losing benefits last year. The proposal involves broader state control over extended compensation.
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Omeeetrauntary
Dunes & van Zandt
R-Pa
van Zandt
Gil Draivty Ap
William L. Batter
Pennsylvanie
Libor
Altona
Belletiute
Glearties
DaBok
Philips Burs
Turmoil in El Salvador as anti-Communist revolt unfolds
Sketchy reports say anti-Communist forces seized Zapote Fort and held parts of San Salvador while leftist junta supporters clash across the border. Martial law is claimed amid disrupted communications and stores ransacked, with tensions spreading to neighboring Nicaragua and Guatemala.
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Guatemala
Salvador
Rllik Reoup
Zapote
Tol Ind
Fut
Iieruderos
Norley
Naw
Tye
Pepublics
Hewtye Jana
Antony Hodrienge Poth
el Salvador
Rario
Lis
Ervdo
Port
Coutitey
Tame
Ani
Pte Nalultary
Jose Maria Lamas
Get_ 6
el Silvacor
Managur
Nicaragua
Chu
San Salvador
Atl
Eity
Gunman Arrested After Fatal Shooting at Nome
A gunman was captured after a shooting that killed a friend near Nome. Police had hunted Kostrou and others, with a social media dispute cited as motive. The suspect surrendered quietly. victim and exact charges remain under investigation.
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Hamat
Erie
Waal Constot
Tin
Erle
Kostrou
Alrot Jon Sokolasakt
Kostroi
Hollen
Odluy Kosarend
Horettpootier
Zewird
Poe
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Corry Forger
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