Unclear fragmentary record of a ship and crew incident
Fragmented OCR text mentions a ship named Arion and crew plans, with individual names such as Charles nestowt and Lee, indicating a maritime incident. Details about a night event, a pilot, and an aged person are present but unclear and garbled.
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Isylvatnia
Charles Nestowt
Lee
Bostest
Arion
Esvetard Marine
Prisse
Jowal
Louis Tongers
Rash
Vuto
McCloy Returns From Moscow With Khrushchev Message
Secretary of State summit moves toward Berlin crisis talks as McCloy reports from Moscow with a personal note from Khrushchev to Kennedy. He aims to brief Kennedy and Rusk on the Borin crisis conference and possible East West disarmament talks amid Soviet procedural demands.
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Washington
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
Don Rusk
Khrushchey McCloy
Moscow
Kheushchev
McCloy
Khnushy
City to Replace 250 Feet Off Heath Alley
Seeds IGA street department begins tearing up a 250 foot section of Heath Alley to improve grade and surface runoff. City Council reviewed the issue after a claim by General Telephone Co that water flowed toward its East Park Place basement, damaging supplies. Street director JR Dearing said asphalt and crushed stone will replace the blacktop, with a graded roadbed directing water north to East Park Place and a pipe to carry it under the sidewalk. Conrail had agreed to fund about 4300 to 500 for the work. first phase to start today, weather permitting, with asphalt material arriving from Jamestown tomorrow.
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Seeds Iga
Heath Alley
General Telephone Co
East Park Place
Telephone Company
Cornell
JR. Dearing
Conrail
Hoover
Ieab
Dearing
Jamestown
Youth, 18, Unhurt In Auto Crash
An 18 year old, Charles Van Tassel of Cory, escaped injuries when his A frame collapsed sending his car off a ridge into a embankment on Shreve Ridge road seven miles west of Union City. Police estimated vehicle damage at 40 dollars.
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Shreve Ridge
Union City
P. i
Corry
Charles van Tussél
Cory
VanTassel
Dantage
Red'Golden Age' promises spark skepticism and hope abroad
Western observers react to the Soviet 2 year plan promising rapid growth and a utopian standard of living by 1970 and 1980. Britain doubts Khrushchev will risk war to reach those goals while Belgian socialists view the plan as partly political. Svenska Dagbladet notes the timelines are long and may be safe for the premier to claim. Continued on Page Right.
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London
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Europe
Britain
Khrushclev
Svenska Daxbladet
Khrushchev
United States
Corry Faces Police Shortage Amid Low Crime Rates
FBI survey shows Corry's police force is smaller than typical for its population yet local crime remains low. In 1960 Corry employed 10 full-time officers for about 13 per 1,000 residents, below averages for similar cities and the national rate, while per capita spending runs near 6.90 dollars.
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FBI
Corry
Srea
New York
United States
PBI
J. Edgar Hoover
International City Manaagers Association
EBL
Russia showcases naval power with unseen submarines
The Soviet Union displayed its naval strength off Leningrad but kept rocket firing submarines unseen. Deputy Defense Minister Andrei Grechko boasted that modern atomic powered subs with rocket heads form the backbone of the Red fleet, though observers noted few subs were in view during the parade.
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Soviet Union
Andrei A. Grechko
Red Navy
Leninerad
Grechko
Twister Levels Barn At Elgin Kills 3 Cows
A coal black funnel destroyed a large barn on Marvin Nelson’s Elgin area farm, killing three heifers and wrecking machinery and a new silo. Nelson and wife were in the house nearby, unhurt, as debris scattered over fields and trees. Neighbor Donald Triscult raced to safety as the tornado approached. Continued on Page Six.
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Elgin
Marvin Nelson
Nelson Farm
Nelson
Donald Triscult
Wet Weather Dampens Wide Areas Across U S
Heavy rains and floods hit Kentucky and New York State as a stalled weather system drifts across the central and eastern United States. In Kentucky floods forced about 150 families from their homes. one death was reported. New York saw rapid, heavy downpours filling streams and damaging hundreds of homes. Disaster area declarations were sought for Unaditta and surrounding counties amid multi state rainfall totals and strong winds.
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Ohio Valley
Kentucky
New York State
Johnson and Morgan
New York
Otsego County
Damaeus
Wayne Tyson
Unaditta
Madedin
Wayne County
Green Bay
Wis
Cleveland
Ohio
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Soviet Navy Day Parade Demonstrates Sea Power
In a Neva river display at Leningrad, 60 warships paraded before spectators, including three rocket launcher boats capable of firing in storms. A swift Pocket launcher was among the vessel flotilla showcased to highlight Soviet naval strength off the city.
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Bps
Neva
Leningrad
Sian
Asians Africans Divided On Tunisian Squabble at UN
United Nations Asians and Africans split over a push for a special UN General Assembly session to address the French Tunisian impasse at Bizerte. Liberia urged August action. several bloc members questioned benefits without violence. Assembly could convene with nine signatures. Soviet bloc Yugoslavia and Cuba expected support.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Bizerte
Asia
Africa
Liberia
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Bizerle
Japan
Battle Calm in Bizerte as French Tunisian Clash Subdues
AP reports Bizerte, population about 30000, on a quiet Sunday after days of French Tunisian fighting. Tunisian soldiers guard Casbah with passes, French paratroopers and tanks in position, town largely deserted, few traffic and residents evacuated. naval and shore fortifications visible, tensions linger as both sides maintain readiness.
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Ty Richard K. O'Malle
Klin
Rene
Jemaine
Casbah
Wien
Freien
Fifth Victim Of Salamanca Area Crash Dies
George W. Miller, 67, of Orthard Park New York, the husband of one victim, died at Salamanca District Hospital as the fifth death in the Route 17 crash near Red House. Evelyn Root, 55, of East Randolph, driver in the second accident, remains in poor condition with a crushed knee and internal injuries.
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Red House
Salamanca District
George W. Miller
Orthard Park
N.Y Mewar
Eiss
Sie
Evelyn Root Cll
East Randolph
Drowned and Missing Amid Tokyo Heat Wave
In Tokyo and surrounding areas, 37 people drowned and about 25 more were missing as a searing heat wave struck. An estimated 12 million residents swarmed beaches from Tokyo toward the coast, while first aid stations treated around 1000 injuries. The daytime temperature reached 80 degrees.
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Japan
Tokyo
40000 People Left Without Power In Cleveland Outage
An operator at the Cleveland municipal light plant threw the wrong switch early yesterday, cutting electricity to about 40,000 Cleveland families for nearly four hours. The employee, with 25 years at the plant and a spotless record, pulled the exciter switch on the No. 2 generator.
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Cleveland
Eiploye
No & General
Congress Views Major Issues Of Dem Legislative Program
Washington debate centers on President Kennedy's foreign aid plan and defense funding. Senate will vote on a $9.0 billion NAVY,Veterans, and related agency bill before tackling a $5.16 billion Welfare and Labor request. House eyes extending active duty and mobilizing reserves to counter Soviet Berlin pressure, with a proposed $1.7 billion missile and weapons outlay. Senate leaders push for a $9.0 billion defense appropriation, while amendments unfold on the foreign aid package amid a week of anticipated debate.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Berlin
Holst
Minother Seligte
National Aeronautics and Spice Administration
Veterans Administration
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Zalzneck Opens Retail Store For Office Equipment
Zalzneck of ENEAGLIEER opens a West Main street retail outlet for office furniture and equipment, handling new and used items with trade‑ins and rentals while maintaining the Mead avenue wholesale warehouse. The firm plans later relocation to Center street and expansion of lines after bank plans affect the West Main site.
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Eneaglieer
Censues Ee
West Main Street
Cherry Hardware
Philip Zalaneck
Iiky Mead Avenue
West Mall Street
Zulzneck
Citizens National Bank
Zalzneck
Center Street
Hsd
Znletitek Sel
Airlines report multiple takeoff and landing incidents weekend
Several U S planes faced trouble from coast to coast this weekend with skids gear fires and aborted takeoffs. A Worcester Convair suffered a landing gear fire injuring none while a Boston University student exited a plane unharmed. Portland Oregon saw a fire in the landing gear during an attempted takeoff and New York handling of a Pan American jet faced hydraulic brake issues before a safe landing.
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Associated Press
Massachusetts
Piety Rico
Hawk Airlines
Convair
Worcester
Mass
Louie McBride
Boston University
Portland
Ore
Northwest Airlines
DOT
Portland International
New York
Paris
New York International Airport
Eastern Airlines
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Nikita
West
Red
Russia
U. S
Uva
Macvin Nelson
Wigin
Prions
Richard Ke Malloy
France
Mian
Gould Flehlers
Salamanca Area
Cleveland — &R
Congress
Dem
U.S
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