Red Star accuses Western attaches of spying and photo snooping
The Soviet military paper Red Star denounces retaliatory limits on Soviet attaches and accuses six American aides of spying on military sites. It claims Navy Lt. Leonard Bracken, Lt Cmdr Frank Babbitt, Maj. David Colgan and others penetrated banned zones in Murmansk and Rostov area and photographed ships from Odessa to Batumi.
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Moseovtary
Red Star
London
Washington
Odessa
Navy
Leonard Bracken
Frank. Babbitt
David Colgan
Murmansk
Bracken
James M. Landrigan
Cmdr
Stuart Savage
James FP
Smith
Air Force
Rostov
Batumi
Red Viet Nam Blasts Khrushchev Over World Revolution
North Viet Nam denounces Soviet Premier Khrushchev for sacrificing world revolution to Moscow policy. The Hoc Tap article by Deputy Premier Pham Hung accuses him of coercing other Communist nations and prioritizing Soviet needs and arms buildup over genuine support.
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Fokyo
North Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Moscow
Hoc Tap
North Vietnamese
Communist Party
Pham Hung
Peking
New China News
Khnushchev
Soviet Union
Weed killer spill kills 3000 fish near Union City
A farmer accidentally spilled weed killer into the untamed Wreek tributary of French Creek three miles southwest of Union City, killing about 3,000 fish. State fish warden Norman Ely said the incident arose from an overfilled spray tanker and cautioned farmers to keep tanks away from creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Norman Ely
Waterford
Ely
French Creek
Allentown Third Graders Judge Rope Jumping Winner
Norbert Brantley, 9, won the district rope-jumping contest in Allentown with a wrist watch prize that needed exchange after the event. The story also cites criticism of Khrushchev’s division of labor program and mentions Romania and other Red nations pursuing self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Norbert Brantley
Khrushchev
Division of Labor
Romania
Mrs. Dale Eaton Hosts Hi-Neighbor Club Meeting
Cutting area notes show Mrs. Dale Eaton of Findley Lake hosting the Hi-Neighbor Club on June 11. Local social updates include Larry Shampoe returning from Cedarville College, and multiple visits and gatherings among Findley Lake residents and nearby towns.
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Dale Eaton
Findley Lake
Cutting
Larry Shampoe
Cedarville College
Ohio
Harmony man charged in statutory incident near Pymatuning Lake
Fred Briggs Rogers, 20, of Harmony, is charged with statutory assault after a 14 year old girl case at a Pymatuning Lake campsite. State Troopers arrested him from Beaver County tips. He awaits Crawford County arraignment. warrants issued. Companion Paul Huppertz, 21, Beaver County, pled guilty to accessories after the fact and posted 1000 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Harmony Area
Pymatuning—Lake
Fred Briggs Rogers
Harmony
Henry
Alan Phillips
Beaver County
Rogers
Lawrence County
New Castle
Ellwood City
Crawford County
Paul Robert Huppertz
Ferndale
Slow Down, Pa. Woman, 107 Encourages Living
Mrs Teney Shoemake McGee, 107, says God lengthened her days and she enjoys them. She advises others to slow down and live, noting many rush through life to reach 100. A patient at Dauphin County Home and Hospital, she is partly Cherokee from South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannisburg
Bloodmobile to Visit Titusville in Spartansburg Area
The bloodmobile will be at the Steelworkers Hall in Titusville on Monroe and West Spring streets Tuesday from noon to 6 pm. Rev. and Mrs. B D Bryant and daughter Prudence of Rochester visited Mrs. Dorothy Staub. Bryant, pastor of Sylvania Hills Baptist Church near Rochester, recently returned from the Holy Land tour with pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright
Union City
Alice Leid
Raymond Wassink
Clymer
Gibbons
Wilber Marther
Erie
Clifton Cooper
Richard
Findley Lake
Carl A. Marsh
Elouise
Frank Thomas
Martin Bemis
Salvadore Ellis
Jamestown
Harold Austin
Painesville
Ohio
Sibley Wright
Florence Hoffman
New Castle
James Gibbons
Helen Wright
Elouise Marsh
Kenneth McCray
Glen Brumagin
Gowanda
Peter Howard
Billy McCray
Leo McCray
Carl A Marsh
Blouise
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Ned Hamilton
Saegertown
John Hamilton
Meadville
Evelyn Merkle Spartansburg
Titusville
Steelworkers Hall
Monroe
West Spring Streets
B. D. Bryant
Prudence
Rochester
Dorothy Staub
Bryant
Holy Land
Staub
Sylvania Hills
Bryants
Spartansburg
Our Lady of Victory Guild
Margaret Kolaja
Canadohta
Bible School
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Milo Obert
Ray Straile
Mary Laibach
Guy Scouten
William Boythe
Clyde May
Margaret Morris
Senator Scott Says Pennsylvania Farmers Penalized Over Wheat Referendum
Senator Hugh Scott alleges the U S Agriculture Department will end the drought relief program for Pennsylvania farmers on July 15 citing good grain prospects and stable dairy feed prices. He says the department linked aid extension to the 1963 wheat referendum and plans to deny a longer extension despite requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Penn
Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
U. S. Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
J.L. Huber
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania Dairy Industry and Department
Hospital patient limited on visitors amid recovery
A hospital admits a patient is progressing as well as expected but cannot receive visitors at this time. Local commerce note references Shop Your Corry Stores as part of community engagement.
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West
Red Viet Nam
Russia
Bennett
Gotlipop
Fagle Lumber
Bernice Marsh
Arthur Gibbons
Toledo
Clifton Aikeps Sr
Columbus Church
Paul Trisket
Clyde Courtright
Jettie Gilmore
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Lawrence Rouse
Wattsburg
Russell Willey
Brown Hill
Gordon Willey
Donald Willey
Fred Wallace
North East
Charles Pettengil
Amos van Harden
George Morton
Bear Lake
Esther TeWinkle
Chris Gravink
McDonald
Juneatta Newhouse
Leon Newhouse
Newhouses
Greeley Thompson
Sylvia
South Dayton
Pal
Hemlock Lakes Park
Hyde Hem Lock Lakes Park Pa
Corry
WSCS
Methodist Church
Mechanic Street
Moose
Howard Blakeslee
Clarence Smith
Mr. Smith
Pomona Grange
Guys Mills
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Champions
Corry, Pennsylvania
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