U S Admiral Awaits Meeting With Hijackers
An American admiral arrived in a Brazilian port to meet with Henrique Galvao as the Santa Maria remains offshore with 588 passengers. Rear Adm. Allen Smith Jr. flew from Belem to rendezvous about 25 miles off Recife while the Gearing and three other destroyers head toward the area. Decisions on freeing all passengers or only the 42 Americans hinge on talks with Galvao and Washington’s instructions.
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HCH
Prac
Santa Maria
Adm
Allen Smith Jr
U.S
Caribbean
Belem
Unir
Henrique Galvao
Gearing
Africa
Smith
Recife
Washington
Galvao
Brazil
Atlantic
Galvaa
Cen
Humberto Delgado
Natonal Liberation Movement
Hana
Drunken Driving Charge for Local Man in Crash
John A Froncek 45 of RD 4 Carpy was charged with drunken driving after a collision on East Main Street. Police said Froncek struck a stopped car after failing to signal. He submitted to an alcohol test. results pending. Froncek held on 3500 bond pending hearing.
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East Man
Smith
Turk
John A Froneek
Kurt VW Palatyt
Lintitty
Falatyk
Polutyk
Froncek
Sherman M
Cobbett Inter
Cobbett
115 Miles Up Space Chimp Will Determine Brain Function
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A space chimp named Panzee will undergo tests to measure mental faculties and reflexes during a rocket launch and flight. The experiment aims to compare chimpanzee cognitive responses with humans under spaceflight stress as preparations begin for a potential human mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Sue
Ol Muth
Department of Ataplouss
Weiges
Allante Ocean
Earth
Kane Gas Clash Triggers Production Halt Amid Peak Demand
Kane Gas Company faced unprecedented peak demand forcing the Glas plant to stop after brief resumption on Saturday morning. Domestic use diverted supplies as officials sought to relieve shortages, idling about 50 workers for a week. Industry aides planned storage and alternative sources to restore full production once cold wave subsides.
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Lane
Pergeant Wire Glas Company
Imus
Kane Gas Company
Mus
Hus
PUC
11 County Meet Results In Talks With Governor
Governor David L. Lawrence will hear a first hand report on economic conditions and prospects for LL county area in northwestern Pennsylvania at a meeting in Harrisburg on Thursday. The 11 county committee formed in Meadville mid January, with 4 county delegation attending, prepared recommendations to present to state and federal governments. Committee member Dr Hurry Winslow, Meadville physician, and Erie Mayor Arthur J. Girthier are among leaders. the group includes industrial development organizations and local governments across Chayford Erie Venango Mercer Lawrence Clinton Clearfield Warren McKean Jefferson Butler.
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Hariosure
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Harrisburi
Meadville
Cachulumen
Hurry
Winslow
Arthur J. Girthier
Erie
Industrial Developimnene
Orginkean Tong
Mantciput
Chayford
Venyago
Meron
Lawrence
Clinton
Clear- Auk
Warren
McKean
Jefferson
Wid Butler
Corry Man Survives Narrow Death At Unprotected Crossing
Corry industrialist Willan Thiyes Hayes, 19, co owner of Erie County Plastics, escaped death when a southbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight train struck the rear of his car at an unguarded cross near the old Lony Rollerway building. He suffered a forehead laceration and cracked ribs, saying he heard the train horn late and had no warning. His daughter’s last minute change of plans likely saved her life as he took the impact in the rear seat on the company property. The crossing has a history of accidents, including the 1946 fatal crash of Edward Linski and Zigmund Linski.
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Pennsylvania
Lony Rollerway
Erie County Plastics
Tie Willan Thiyes
Phallies
Tie Company
Hayes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ywaon
Edward Linski
Zigmund Linski
Kennedy Hosts White House Reception For New Appointees
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy hosted a White House reception inviting 15 new appointees. Chief Justice Warren opened the ceremony in the East Room as guests gathered in the Blue Room and state dining room for a champagne reception.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mary
Vatherine
White House
Kennedys
Earl Warren
Kinnedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
State Of Union Warns Of Reds Threat To U. S.
President Kennedy warned of a Communist threat and ordered bolstering of U S military defenses while pledging pursuit of arms control and cooperation with the Soviet Union. He outlined faster Polaris submarine construction, missile development, and greater all out readiness, urging a balanced budget plan amid economic troubles.
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Washington
Kennedy
America
U.S
Insers
Congress
Soviet Union
United States
House
Senate
Kenney
Kennedy Irdrie
Three Union City Fathers Jailed Over Solicitation Case
In Union City police charge three city fathers aged 72 63 and 50 with statutory rape and contributing to the delinquency of minors in a months long series involving two 14 and 12 year old girls from a special education program. The case began after the mother of one girl alerted authorities. The men allegedly paid the children for trysts in a makeshift love nest near the Standard Chair Co plant and at homes. One suspect faces a separate charge of corrupting the morals of a minor. The incident could bring decades in prison or hefty fines if convicted.
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Wiv
Eve County
Gus
Union City
Roy Smith
Archie Thomas
Victor Jewell
Ted Chisges Weyinkt Thomas
Justice of the Peace Ward
Carl Goodwin
Smith
Jewell
Goodwin
Sul
Riley
Rilley
Suild
Met
Witeh
Ain
Standard Chair Co
Moi
Elmir Empany
Billey
Nursing Home Owner Brought On Check Charge
Mrs Dorothy P Carr owner manager of Serenity Manor Nursing Home Union City is held on $500 bond after a hearing for passing a 210 check on Carl Peterson and Son plumbing shop. A later hearing in Titusville involved forged check claims by her son Donald Carr with Jones Buick Company offered settlement if restitution and costs are paid. Fire at Washington Lumber Co in Baltimore destroyed one million board feet of wood disrupting rail traffic today.
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Dorothy P. Carr
Serenity Manor
Union City
Cobbett
Carl Peterson
Titusville
Donald
Love
Jones Buick Company
Donald Cirr Cobbett
Retires Old Weapons AEC Hails U S Arsenal As Deterrent
The Atomic Energy Commission disclosed that the United States has built up a large and improved nuclear arsenal that serves as a strong deterrent against aggression. The report notes continued possibilities for underground tests and urges international controls to end unpoliced testing, while affirming current strength and deployment of nuclear weapons across strategic and tactical positions. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Uniteed States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Congress
Soviet Union
Rimerica
Department of Defense
HSS
Ceater
Findertook
Meyner Proposes New Taxes to Balance Record Budget
Governor Meyner proposes 30 trillion in new taxes on real estate sales and utility bills along with fees to balance a record 407 trillion operating budget for the current fiscal year. He urges swift action to shore up state finances.
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Trenton
N. J
Robert B. Meyner
Franklin Gilbert Dies Hollywood Producer for Columbia and Republic
Rome report states Franklin Gilbert, age 3, longtime producer of Lend An Ear and related Broadway work, died after sudden heart condition. He was linked to Columbia and Republic Pictures in Hollywood, with a career spanning film production and stage musical ventures.
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Franklin Gilbert
Rome
Frankli Gilbert
Broadway
Susisdiy
Aheatt Weuicks
Columbia
Republic Pictures
Hollywood
Democrats Buck Against Expanded Rules Committee Power
AP report from Washington on clashes over House Rules Committee control as President Kennedy seeks a broader agenda. Kennedy allies push to weaken committee power, with key Democrats and Rep Howard W. Smith guiding opposition to a more open bill process and potential party-line changes.
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Washington
SISU
Kein Uy
Rughian
Nassie Vultee
Howard W. Smith
Kennedy
House Senate
Rayburn
Raybun
New Social Security Law Changes For Farmers
County agent Simon K. Garber outlined the recent Social Security changes affecting farmers. He urged farm owners to verify their coverage and check with the county office for updated guidance on disability benefits, insured status, and required working time under the program.
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Assistane County
Simon K. Garber
Congress
Garber
Corry Boy, 10, Struck by Car on West Pleasant Street
A 10 year old Corry boy, William Benson, jaywalked from the west curb into the path of a small car on the 200 block of West Pleasant Street. He suffered bruised left knee and left side but was not admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital. Police say he stepped off the curb while walking to a movie.
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Weyeiroit Corry
William Benson
Mre
Emvorg Benson
South Second Avenue
Pollett Sid
Sith
West Pleasant Street
Gordon G Presebeon
West Smith Street
Anysit
Rey Crergtstoni
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hadassah Leader in New York Dies at 72
Alice Satirday, longtime national vice president of Hadassah the Women’s Zionist Organization of America, died of a heart attack in New York. She served 4 years as a national vice president and was active in Hadassah affairs nationwide. She was 72.
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Hadassah
New, York
Asker
Hadakah
Woenous Ajoniak Organization of America
Aled Satirday
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Lisbon
Islind
St. Lucia
Greenwich
Gini
Ralph Watson
U. 5 Steel Corp
Kane
Corry
RR Crossing
State of Union
Baltimore
Washington Limber Co
U.S. Arsenal
Dems
Allee Vackettsale
Troy
Eldridze
Hoail
Pater
Pubhelsol
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