Khrushchev Kin Meet Kennedys at White House Lunch
Khrushchev's daughter and son in law joined President Kennedy for a White House lunch. Alexei Adzhubel, editor of Szvestia, said Molotov's fate poses no Soviet political shift and that no antiparty resurgence is implied. Salinger discussed East West communications with Kharlamov in Paris, eyeing possible Kennedy Khrushchev TV exchanges.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Kennedy
White House
Alexei
Adzhubel
Szvestia
Cape Cod
Tell
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Soviet Union
Growteh
Vienna
Robert F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Paris
Mikhail Kharlamov
New York
Boys buried side by side after mine tragedy
In Clearfield Pennsylvania two boys Larry Husted age 10 and Wesley Lowe age 13 died together in an abandoned Morgan Run mine. They will be buried side by side tomorrow at a private double funeral after searchers found their bodies Sunday under a rockfall. Stormy conditions and strong winds hampered search efforts. In New York City gusty winds and heavy snow impacted western New York with several inches accumulation.
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Clearfield
Larry Husted
Wesley Lowe
Morgan Run
New York
Albany
N.Y
New Yorke
Gate catches and injures driver at Erie- Lackawanna crossing
Miss Josephine St. Clair of 22 West Congress street was crossing Center street when the Erie Lackawanna gate descended and snagged on her hood ornament. She freed the gate but was struck in the face and hospitalized with a cut lip after the accident yesterday.
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Josephine St. Clair
West
Congress Street
Center Street
St. Clair
Miss St. Clair
Corry Memorial Hospital
Four Airmen Safe After Crash On Snowy Mountain
A U S medical team located four airmen alive around the wreckage of a small Army airplane high on Zardkyh Mountain after a crash last Saturday. No word on a fifth airman. Identities of the four survivors withheld. The single engine plane plunged into deep snow about 10 feet up the mountain as bad weather hampered early rescue.
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Tehran
Ian
U. S
Zardkyh
Union City Mother Testifies Against Obscene Mail Peddler
A Union City mother Martha Smith and her son Ralph testified in a Washington D C federal court against a peddler of obscene material. Smith described receiving monthly ad mail and a disturbing brochure sent to her home and then forwarded to her son in Cincinnati. The case centers on sexually explicit ads featuring young boys and a network of technical schools and home study courses.
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Shings Union City
Union City
United States District
Washington, D.C
Martha Smith
Howard
Ralf
University of Cincinnati
College of Pharmacy
Union City Poabal
Cincinnati
Aera Bis
St. Reprte Pie
Kennedy Urges Urban Plan and Bond Buy by U N
President Kennedy sends to Congress a plan to create a Cabinet department of urban affairs and housing with Robert Weaver as secretary. The measure faces House resistance and racial controversy. He also seeks 100 million to buy United Nations bonds to aid Congo operations, arguing it is vital to U S interests.
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Arl
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Congress
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
House of Congress
Senate
House
Cone
Ith
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HHFA
Robert C. Weaver
Weaver
House Rules Committee
GOP
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Republican National Committee
United Nations
U.N
U.S
Soviet Union
Capitol Hill
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
U.S. Progress Highlighted in Nuclear Ship Program
The Atomic Energy Commission reports advances in the nuclear powered ship program with 65 atomic ships either operating or planned. 24 submarines, a cruiser, and a carrier are at sea or authorized, and the Savannah is ready for ear trials. Nuclear power for industry shows several plants in operation with outputs exceeding expectations, while civilian reactor projects face mixed progress.
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Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Soviet ‘Union
AEC
Congress
Savannah
Shippingport
Dresden
Morris
Yankee
Delinquent Erie County Taxes Totaling $4119 Delinquent
Erie County tax notices totaling $4119.20 have been mailed to 200 taxpayers, reported city treasurer Carlton W. Smith. The unpaid amounts comprise 75,802.23 in total property tax and 10,883.12 in personal property tax across four wards with figures by ward and per cent mill rates.
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Erie County
Carlton W. Smith
Absentee Surge Strikes Local Schools
Unable transportation and flu reports drive high absence totals. Wright School elementary supervisor Ann Baressi notes 68 substitutes absent across lower grades, with about 20 ARIGER, AAR listed. Several students miss due to family illness and work commitments as Kepler cites widespread parental flu.
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Wright “School
Ann Baressi
Ariger
Barescel Sald
Job
Mn Kepler
Six college students face jail time for cemetery tree theft
Six Delta Tau Delta fraternity members from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after stealing a spruce tree from a cemetery. They will spend weekends in jail for about three months as part of their sentence.
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Troy
al Rensselier ‘Polytechnic “Dietilate and Quenthers
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Latin Nations Split Over Cuba Ouster at OAS Talks
United States and 10 Latin American states pushed to bar Cuba from OAS councils while six major nations Brasil Mexico Argentina Chile Bolivia and Ecuador resisted delaying the move. After an eight hour session diplomats reported progress and hinted at compromise as they seek consensus on excluding Cuba.
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Uruguay
Cuba
Organization of American States
United States
Fidel Castro
Havana
OAS
Latin America
Untis
Brasil
Mexico
Argentina
Chile
Bolivia
Ecuador
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Storm Blankets Corry With Five Inches Of Snow
Corry area sees five to seven inches of new snow with a 4 degree chill. Winds rise, then ease as city crews work to clear streets. State highway crews operate ten plows in rural areas. Schools report no closures and buses only slightly late amid continuing light snow and cold.
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O' Man
Corry
Hull
Streets Department
State Highway Department
Walter Ross
Union City
Mike Kirik
Corry Area High School
Petain Widow Dies in Paris at 64
Mrs. Philippe Petain widow of France’s Vichy chief of state died in Paris after a brief illness at age 64.
Bank Director and Cashier Arrested in $397,984 Shortage
Exeter Pennsylvania FBI arrest of August Lippi director and former president of First National Bank of Exeter and a cashier for alleged understatement of accounts totaling about $397,984. George Dalleda also charged with false entries to cover unbacked checks. Lipppi, UMWA district president, faces U.S. commissioner hearing. statements indicate long bank service since 1927 with shortages developing since 1946.
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Exeter
August J. Lippi
First National Bank of
Anew
Lipps
District 1
United Mine Workers of America
FBI
Washington
Are Reserve
U.S
RBI
Enemety
George J. Dalleda
U.S. Commission
Philadelphia
FBT
Atty
Bernard J. Brown
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Lippl
Bank
Frohboese
Deestateu Nccquata
Alty
Arthur Dalessandro
See Clear Path For Columbus Dam Project
State Senator William G. Sesler reports progress on the Columbus Dam project as funds and financing terms are resolved. The Fish Commission and General State Authority work through legal and budgeting hurdles with hospital and educational projects prioritized.
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William G. Lesler
Erie
Hartisburg
Columbus
Fish Commission
General State Authority
Sesser
Sesler
Roads Hazardous In Penn a After Light Snowfall
Light snow blanked Pennsylvania last night and today, piling up to over two inches in some areas. Philadelphia reported over an inch, eastern suburbs up to two inches, while central and western regions had less than an inch. Temperatures may fall to near zero with more light snow forecast.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harrisburg road plan outlines major interstate project
A Harrisburg construction program details a large highway expansion with 15 splarrmentt segments. The plan cites Highways Secretary Martin and references the Delaware Expressway and Interstate routes earmarked for the Shur way project.
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Harrisburg
Ark ‘Martin
Hy Sale
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