Blood mobile to visit Corry Monday
Pantignar James St. George, chairman of the Ideal blood program, announced the Blood mobile will be in Corry on Monday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home on West Washington Street. More details will be published later. There are multiple notices of local incidents and legal actions, including a death in Erie, a marriage license filing in Corry, a damaged stop sign, and weather outlook through February 5. The report also covers driving while under suspension, a sentencing in Chautauqua County, and a private screening of a historic film in Harrisburg.
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James St. George
Ideal Blood Program
Corry
Veterans of Foreign Wars ‘Past
West Washington Street
John Griffis
Hatch Street
Mead Avenue
West Smith Street
Robert Umstead
Northwest Street
Justice of the Peace Perty, Mead of
Columbus
Warren County
Umstead
Bear Lake
Bank Holdup Suspect Nabbed In Mississippi
FBI announces arrest of Everett Williams Jr, 21 farm hand, in Belzoni Miss for October bank holdup at Monroe Security Bank West End branch. He is one of three men who fled with 8600 dollars. Agent Pred A Prohbose confirms first arrest in the case.
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Philadelphia
FBI
Everett Willams Jr
Willams
Belzoni
Miss
Pred A. Prohbose
West End
Monroe Security Bank and Trust Co
UN Speeds To Rescue Of Missionaries In Congo
An armed column of Malayan troops and scout cars advances into Kivu to ensure safety for 12 American Protestant Evangelical Mission workers. No concrete danger details released yet. U.N. hopes to disclose large scale operation soon. Americans listed include the Vintons and Bunch families with two nurses. The report notes prior regional violence and suspect mutinous troops.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Kivu
United Nations
U.N
Katia
Wheaton
Kama
Evangelical Mission
Maniema
Wheaton Kama
Stanleyville
Kindu
Kongolo
Katanga
Samuel R. Vinton
Samuel R. Vinton Jr
William Russel
Debbie Jane
William Bunch
Debbie Joy
Willam Jr
Betty Frier
Wilma Sparks
East West tension eases amid Salinger visit to Soviet Union
Washington reports slight easing in U S Soviet frictions as Berlin crisis looms. President Kennedy's press secretary Pierre Salinger will visit the Soviet Union in late April or May after invitation from Soviet editor Alex Adzhubei. Officials note possible groundwork for future talks though no plan for Kennedy to visit now.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Berlin
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Alex Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Wien
Paris
Mikhail Kharlamov
Foreign Ministry
United States
Adzhubei
Kennedy Tate
Tevestia
Boy Returns Home After Going 2 Miles Awry
Rickie, an altar boy from Chicago, sneaked aboard an American Airlines jet to San Francisco after Mass. He wandered near International Airport two days, spent money on toys and food, and slept on couches. Police traced him via a prayer book, then he was sent home to Chicago and held at juvenile home.
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Shicagu
Prackio Ope Sredek
Nigel
Sam Francisco
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
American Airlines
Rickie
International Airport
Chicago
O'Hare International
John
Machinst
Mary
Rise
Pa Health Aide Discounts Threat Of Encephalitis
Harrisburg reports no spread of encephalitis in the Greater Harrisburg area after three school children died Sunday from a brain inflammation condition. Health Secretary Charles L Wycker Wilbur cites current State Health Department information suggesting no unusual communicability or cause for alarm. The deceased were two from Mechanicsburg and one from Lykens.
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Wasaasevies
Anere
Harrisburg
Charles L
Wicar
Wilbur
State Health Department
Mechanicsburg
Lykens
General disarmament negotiations scheduled to open
Report notes mid March opening for disarmament talks with attention to broader arms control efforts. Mention of Corry stores advertising shop openings appears as unrelated retail filler in the source text.
Missing Will Sparks Indictment Push In Bank Shortage Case
Federal prosecutors plan to seek indictments against August J. Lippi bank chair and George Daileda cashier over a $797,000 shortage at First National Bank of Exeter. Lippi, also a UMW leader, faced delays in his removal to Pennsylvania as the case unfolds.
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Carbondale
U.S
FBI
Lippi
Ue United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kennedy
Hazleton
UMW
Exeter Bank
Kennedy
George Daileda
August J. Lippi
Farmers Weigh Tighter Controls Suggested by Kennedy
Kennedy outlined a three product farm plan aiming to curb surpluses. Wheat would face up to 20 percent acreage cuts and quotas with varied price supports, feed grains would get allotments and quotas, and dairy would set marketing allotments with price supports capped at 300 million dollars annually. He argued two key goals are raising incomes and cutting costs by reducing output below demand before a rebound.
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Hechter
Kennedy
Kenndy
Congress
Kennedy plan expands farmland use into recreation and green belts
Expanded foul stamp plan and food for peace program include U S participation in world food banks. Kennedy proposes shifting 50 million acres of cropland to recreation wildlife promotion woodlots and grazing with federal aid. Consideration of green belts about 100 miles wide around urban areas for recreational use is explored.
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U.S
Kennedy
Study of Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home Introduced in House
A resolution calling for a study of the Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home was introduced in the House yesterday by Democrats James A. Clarke Tao J. McLaughlin and Republican Laurence W. Gibbs with James K. Davis of Forest County. No action was taken. A subcommittee from the House Appropriations Committee visited the Home last Saturday to review a charge it is run down. The panel recommended continuing expenditures in the 1961-62 fiscal year but not conducting a full study before them.
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Erie
Marriabuly
James A. Clarke
Tao J. McLaughlin
Tleurence
W. Gibbs
Allegheny County
James K. Davisr
Forest County
House Appropriations Committee
Hold Rites For Mrs. J. L. Smith
Mrs Jacqueline L. Smith was memorialized yesterday at 3 30 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev H Ray Harris officiating Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery Bearers included Emory Morton Arthur Smith Charles Tripp George Earl and Garner Heath Attendees came from Pittsburgh Michigan City Fort Myers Palmview and Erle including Edward Zielinski David McKown Jo An Moore Emma Heath and others
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Eungrad Mayo
Jacqueline L. Smith
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Ray Harris
Pine Grove Cemetery
Emory Morton
Arthur Smith
Charles Tripp
George, Earl
Garner Heath
Edward Zielinski
David McKown
Pittsburgh
Jo-An Moore
Michigan City
Ind
John A. Stith
Fort Myers
Fla
George and
Earl Heath
Emma Heath
Palmview
David Smith
Ane
John Morton and Son
Erle
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Nicky
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Harley Reed
R. D
Erie County
Robert E. Shreve
Angie L. Ruffener
Milton B. Arnold
Portland
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua
McKinley L. Phillips
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
James B. Stevenson
Titusville
Washington St. Corry, PA
Hamburg
California
Jone Porker
Boy
Aast. U
Itty
Oscar Altius
Linul
South America
International Executive Board
Mine Workers Union
Altshuler
Sam Wetleb
Meadow Brook
Corry’s
Center Street
1St Ave
Curry
Doora
John Wayne
J. L. Smith
Broxodent
E.C.D.8
Sai
Corry Journal
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