Latin Giants Thwart Yanks On Immediate Cuban Ouster
In Punta del Este Uruguay a regional bloc blocks immediate expulsion of Fidel Castro's Cuba from the OAS. The vote ends 14 to 1 with Cuba and several Latin states abstaining. US allies call for removing Cuba but delay until treaty amendments can justify legal grounds.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
API
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Castro
Organization of_ean
France Nears Algeria Peace Accord Reported in Vevey
Paris reports indicate Charles de Gaulle's government and the Algerian rebels near a cease fire and independence settlement in Algeria. A secret Vevey Switzerland meeting allegedly produced a complete agreement with possible final announcements this week.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
Geneva
Vevey
Switzerland
Algeria
de Gaulle
Algiers
National Liberation Front
PLN
le Reserve
Plohid
Gould
Dalhab
Supitmerland
Belgien Fadiovand
Pen
Wallenda High Wire Tragedy Claims Two Lives at Detroit Circus
During a Shrine circus at Michigan State Fairgrounds Coliseum, three Wallenda performers fell from a high wire. Dieter Schepp 23 and Richart Faughnan 29 died. Jana Schepp 17 and others were injured. Family members Herman Karl and Gunther Wallenda helped survivors as medics rushed the injured to Highland Park General Hospital.
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Dieter Schepp
Richart Faughnan
Mario Wallenda
Algo Foll
Dieter
Jana
Herman Wallenda
Karl Walenta
Gurther Wallenda
Miss Schepp
Highland Park General ‘Hospital
Faughnant
Schepp
Jong
Michigan State Fairgrounds Coliseum
East Germany
Faughnan
Wallendas
Kari
Herman
Karl
Gunher Wallenda
Mercury Plunges To Minus 12 As Cold Grimly Bites City
A frigid night left the city with the thermometer at minus 12 degrees as the Weather Bureau warned of little relief before morning. Brief sunshine failed to lift temperatures above one degree and area highways remained slippery in spots per police reports.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Cory State Police
Coal Trucker Buried Alive Near Somerset
Somerset County coroner ruled the death of Steve Yonish, 22, of Stoystown, a coal trucker found buried under a load in his truck. He likely fell into the bed while unloading at a Solar Fuel Co. mine and suffocated. Senate committee approved Kennedy nominee Eugene V. Atkinson for Pittsburgh customs post.
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Somerset, Ps
Somerset County
Steve Yonish
Stoystown
Rotere
Yonish
Robert H. Halverson
Halverson
Solar Fuel Co
OKAYS
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Eugene V. Atkinson
Pittsburgh
Cold Snap Hits Nation From Midwest To Deep South
A blast of frigid air sweeps the eastern half of the United States as subzero temperatures spread from the Midwest to the South. Minnesota hits 15 below in International Falls, Minneapolis records 8, and New England faces gusty winds with readings from -12 in Lebanon, New Hampshire to near zero elsewhere. Chicago endures its tenth subzero day of January with -1 and Joliet at 7 below.
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Midwest
Southland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
Minnesota
International Falls
Minneapolis
New England
Lebanon
N.H
To & Shore
Boston
Houston
Caribou
Maine
Burlington
Upstate
New York
Massena
New York City
Mercury
Chicago
Joliet, Ti
Area Growers Sue Sprouts Over Damaged Potatoes in Court
About seven area potato growers plan a court case in Brit next week seeking damages for sprouting potatoes after Sprout Nip chemical, produced by Columbia Southern Chemical, allegedly caused sprouts to grow in stored spuds. The suit targets Columbia Southern, now owned by Pittsburgh Plate Glass, with damages potentially exceeding $75,000.
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Brit
Columbu-Southern Chemical Corp
Columbia-Southern = Chemical
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh
Wildi Schaef
Erle
Connecticut
Aid Cominy
Tts
Drea stoWens
Aes
Senda
Clifford and
Cletos
Troyer
Perry
Ticket fixing debate closes budget hearings in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg hearings on Gov. Lawrence's 1962 63 budget a heated dispute arose over alleged ticket fixing in the Bureau of Traffic Safety. Commissioner O D Shipley denied widespread fixes and left open the chance of isolated cases among the bureau's 300 workers.
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Garrisburg
Lawrence
Bureau of Traffic Safety
O. D. Shipley
Jules Filo
Allegheny County
Shipley
David M. Boles
D-Allegheny
Filo
Hiram G. Andrews
Burea
Trio Of Auto Accidents Keep Troopers Busy
Corry State Police investigated three separate crashes in one evening on Routes 6 and 9 near Corry and Wattsburg. Pierre Merdinger escaped injury after his sedan rolled down an embankment and into guard posts. Luther Bode’s car hit a bridge abutment with no injuries. Adams Flipkowski swerved to avoid a disabled vehicle, colliding with Timothy Parmenter’s auto. no injuries and minor damage. Possible charges pending as investigations continue.
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AWO
AUC Ritnals
Corry
Wattsburg
Pierre Merdinger
Plessehmanns
N.Y
Route 6
Here
Merdinger
Wattsbute
Route 89
Luther Bode
Bode
North East
Adams Flipkowski
Timothy R. Parmenter
North Aust
Parmenter
Army Divisions Speeded Up Activation Plans
Army officials say accelerated plans do not guarantee faster responses for reservists called to action last year. The First Armored Division is set for activation at Fort Hood, Texas, in February, while the Sixth Mechanized Infantry Division is scheduled for formation in March at Fort Carson, Colorado.
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Army
Washington
Pt. Hood
Tex
Ft. Carson, Cole
Atlas Delay Halts Glenn Orbit Attempt for 13th Day
Unlucky 13 days delay for John Glenn as an Atlas fueling leak forces NASA to push the launch back to late February. Glenn remains upbeat, saying the mission will proceed only when all tests meet readiness standards. Kennedy unveils a tough farm program to Congress, aiming to curb surpluses with strict production quotas and potential loss of price supports, a plan costing over 12 billion dollars through 1964.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wbat
Glenn
NASA
Marine Leutenant
Annie
Arlington
Atlantic Ocean
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Esricultune
State Forces Sparta Into Merger Vote
Harrisburg reports the Department of Public Instruction has forced Sparta Merged Schools into a May primary merger vote. Sparta and Wayne Township voters face a state compelled move toward the Corry jointure despite local opposition and earlier plans to remain independent. Districts argue Act 561 could be repealed before 1965, shifting timing of mergers, but the state insists the merger proceeds.
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Sparta
Orig
Corry
Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
Corry Jointure
Wayne Township
Wayne
Roland Putnam
Gothers
Putnam
Spartan Township
Jobless figure in January shows decline below six percent
Unemployment fell to 5.8 percent in January the first time in 16 months. employment dropped by 14 million to 65,058,000 while unemployment rose to 4,663,000. Officials cited seasonal factors and post Christmas lags as reasons for the mixed changes.
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Wiener Mary
Arthur J. Goldberg
Corry Teachers Eligible For New Reading Courses
Corry area teachers may enroll in a joint graduate course offered by Penn Mosse and the Continuing Education Service at Behrend Campus Erie. The class combines Elementary Read ing and Reading Problems in Secondary School into one course covering content subjects, methods, and materials for K 12 reading programs. Eligible students must have 60 undergraduate credits or junior standing, and registration starts next Monday in Room 20 at Corry Area High School from 7 p m to 9 30 p m for one week. Tuition is 9 22 per credit with the total due at registration.
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Corry
Penn Mosse
William E
Behrend
Erie
Corry Area High School
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