U S Meeting Opposition On Stern Plan To Thwart Cubans
Secretary of State Dean Rusk pressed a late drive to break Latin reluctance to the U S plan for quashing Cuba’s Castro regime. Brazil, Chile, and Argentina balked at stern measures. debate split the hemispheric ministers as Rusk urged a declaration endorsing four points including Cuban alignment, exclusion from OAS, trade interruptions, and defense against aggression. Continued on Page Eight.
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Wet and cold sweep across the eastern U S and Midwest
The Associated Press reports rain sleet and snow spanning broad regions as a cold front from the Rockies drives into the Midwest and Northeast. Weather officials warn of subzero temperatures by Saturday, with cold wave advisories in North Dakota Minnesota and Montana.
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Midwest
North Dakota
South Dakota
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Mississippi Valley
Wennessee
Gulf Coast
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Wanted In Pa Frauds Man Surrenders
AP report notes George Rupprecht, ex leader of four Mik County finance firms, surrendered yesterday before Alderman Prank Brim. Rupprecht stated he had not left the state and remained in Pennsylvania.
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Mottman Aids Elder After Fall, Neighbor Helps
A man collapses or falls and is assisted by his neighbor Wil Burring as bystanders react. The scene shows Upper Right and Lower Right neighbors observing and offering aid while Witts or Mottman acts to help, highlighting a local incident of assistance and concern.
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Wil Burring
Mottman Wits
Man Falls to Death After Ignoring Advice
In Oakland California Charles Kollman 82 a rugged individualist fell from a 75 foot acacia tree while trimming branches despite neighbors urging him to stay off ladders He died from the fall as photographer Saeedoes Wilson captured the moment Mrs Carrie Ingersoll apartment manager had urged him to come down and later noted they had warned him repeatedly Five witnesses rushed to help but Kollman had already died The governor's wife Mrs David L Lawrence was reported ill in Harrisburg Hospital with pleurisy in a separate item
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Charles Kollman
Oakland, Cailf
Oakland
Calif
Oakland Tribune City Desk
Kollman
Ree Aries
Jiman
Carrie ‘Ingersoll
Saz
Wilson
Lawrence
Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Lawrense
Montana Governor Dies In Plane Crash
Gov. Donald G. Nutter of Montana and three crew members perished in a plane crash near Wolf Creek. Tim M. Babcock, 43, will assume office as chief executive. Executive secretary Dennis B. Gordon, 38, and Agriculture Commissioner Edward C. Wren, 43, also died in the turbulent weather accident.
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Donald G. Nutter
Montana
Nutter
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Pele
Montanant Governoen Repulian
Tim M. Babcock
Billings
Babcock
Maxine
Dennis B. Gordon
Edward C. Wren
Kennedy Visits Ill Father During Palm Beach Weekend
President Kennedy travels to Florida for a long weekend to visit his convalescing father, Joseph Kennedy, who suffered a December stroke. Kennedy is joined by wife Jacqueline and children Caroline and John Jr. The president plans boating and a Saturday call on Saudi King Ibn Saud. Pierre Salinger briefs on intelligence updates.
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Palm’ Beach
Fla
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Palm Beach
White House
Pierre Salinger
Joseph P. Kennedy
Washington
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John Jr
Ibn Said
Saudi Arabia
Watch Out For That Return Trip The Toughest
City police report from the Triangle Shoe Store on North Center Street about two small boys from Snyder Circle. Officers traced them to the home of Mr and Mrs Max Powers at 104 Snyder Circle. The boys had attempted the journey alone and returned home after being lost.
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Hammond Seeks State Assembly Nomination in Warren County
Warren worth Hammond of Columbus, longtime Warren County Highways head, seeks the Democratic nomination for the State General Assembly. He says he has been contacted by many Democrats including notable peers from Warren. The race follows his previous firing as highway superintendent on October 1 and subsequent power struggles within the county committee. Page Two continues.
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Columbus
Warren County Department of Highways
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State General Assembly
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William L. Martin
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Everything Ready For Historic Space Event
U.S. readies Atlas Agena B for Ranger 3 moon mission to record quakes and send TV from 45 miles. Launch window opens at 3:25 p.m. EST with a 82 minute countdown and potential delays. aim is 1967 manned moon landing data. Ranger 4 5 later planned. Glenn orbital flight also outlined.
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City Tax Receipts Decline Reflect Fiscal Changes in 1961
In 1961 the Corry city income tax receipts fell to 105,996 from 171,610 in 1960, despite past enforcement boosts. Fuller reports show city share at 39.9 percent in 1960 and 38.5 percent in 1961, with the school district rising to 95.5 percent in 1961 from 38.9 percent in 1960. The council approved consolidating ordinances for easier reference and discussed re-enacting district resolutions.
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R. Elwin Fuller
Puller
Fuller
City of
Corry
Philip Albeck
Wallace Young
Luke Graham
Zalmede
Frank Carnegie
Carnegie
Cobbett
Porter Auer
Adee
Man Held For Distributing Stale Blood
New York federal indictment charges John Calise 51 with running a blood service that reportedly sold 19 000 bottles per month at high prices to hospitals in the eastern United States and Puerto Rico. The firm allegedly used expired date labels and produced counterfeit bottles while the operation continued until last September.
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New York
John Callse
I U.S. Alty
Robert M. Monkenthau
E.couint
Calise
Morgenthau
New Rochelle
U.S
Puerto Rico
Corry Couple Hurt In Route 19 Crash
Harley Banks aged 68 and his wife Ellen 67 of 1069 North Center Street were admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after their car left Route 19 north of Cambridge Springs and crashed over an embankment. Police reported undetermined injuries with limited details available at press time.
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Cambridge Springs
Harley Banks
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North Center Street
Meadville
Olley
Baks
Spring City Trinsistor Pat of the Pord Corp to be shut
Officials said the plant will be permanently closed on February 2 as part of a cost reduction program affecting the entire industry. The plant now employs 2,000 persons.
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Spring City Trinsistor Pat
Pord Corp
St Pauls Lutheran to Dedicate New Addition in Concord Street
The St Pauls Lutheran Church addition on East South Street at Concord Street will be dedicated Sunday morning at 9 o'clock with Rev. William C. Hankey delivering the sermon. An open house will follow from 2 to 5 o'clock. John Rosabacher wrote the blessing hymn for Rev. Elmer Ortmer, and Ronald Bailie arranged a brass choir piece. Organist Mrs. J. Richard Schneider will accompany a two-anthem program, and the building features French grey brick, aluminum sash, limestone sills, and maintenance-free design with modern facilities.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
East South Street
Concord Street
William C. Hankey
Pittsburgh
John Rosabacher
Elmer A. Ortmer
Martin Luther
Ronald Bailie
A. Oeern
J. Richard Schneider
Rossbacher
Christ
Dale Wood
Cesar Franck
F.C. Davids
Titusville
George
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