Sir Winston Churchill OK After Long Operation
London AP says Sir Winston Churchill age 87 spent a comfortable night after surgery on a broken thigh bone. A hospital bulletin said the operation was successful and his condition satisfactory. Churchill fell in a hotel room on the Riviera and returned to London for recovery.
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Boy survives 15 minutes underwater in Copper Hill river incident
McCaysville Georgia youth Bill Townsend 16 and companion Douglas Passmore 15 were swept over a bankment in a river flood. Townsend was rescued after about 15 minutes submerged and received artificial respiration before being moved to Copper Hill hospital. His condition improved and doctors expected home soon.
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Bipartisan Senate Health Plan Unveiled For Aged Care
In Washington the Senate revealed a bipartisan health care proposal for the aged financed through Social Security. Sen. Humphrey says it could clear the House this year with strong support from Republicans and Democrats. The plan mirrors Kennedy benefits but adds private insurance options and would reimburse insurers for costs and admin fees.
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Area Crashes Cause Injuries and Death In Three Incidents
Police reported three separate crashes in the area. A Pillsbury man, Henry Signore, 48, was involved in a Route 8 intersection collision with $180 damage. A North Rust man, Robert Schweitzer, 24, backed from a private drive into Andrew Bielak, 48, of RD Waterford, causing $175 damage to a windshield. A third crash near Union City involved Michael McClelland, 19, with injuries and pending charges as troopers investigated correlations between the incidents.
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Peiping Scoffs At JFK Appeal
Peiping dismissed President Kennedy’s call for a mutual renunciation of force in the Formosa Strait after firing its strongest artillery display near Quemoy. The official New China News Agency described Kennedy’s stance as trying to curb China’s right to liberate Taiwan, and Peiping reaffirmed opposition to any international restraint on Formosa. Kennedy warned the U S would take necessary action to assure Formosa’s defense and said the 1954 armistice with the Nationalists remains in force.
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Formosa
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Judge Upholds Suspension of Corry Motorist
Erie County court yesterday upheld a three month driving suspension for Patsey Notte of 531 Taste Math Street after a Septem ber arrest for an August 26 violation. Judge Elmer L. Evans ruled the suspension justified given prior similar traffic convictions.
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Notte
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Army Strength In Europe Amid Thawing Tensions
Washington reports a potential troop reduction in Europe as the United States maintains about 272000 service members on station there. Of these, roughly 187000 are ground forces, with 145000 remaining in place as logistics and support units.
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Boys Escape Unhurt After Trapped in Tool Chest
Three boys Edward Whitehead aged 9 Derek Booth aged 8 and another unnamed youth were found terrified and trapped inside a tool chest at a local railroad depot. They were rescued uninjured after about an hour as witnesses recalled they had been playing near the chest when the lid became stuck.
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Edward Whitehead
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State Police Probe Urged by Retired Captain Sapilday
Retired State Police Captain Laurence Sapilday urged an investigation into the force in a letter to Police Commissioner Frank McCartney. He recommended starting with the Hazleton troop and cited alleged failures spanning decades.
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Yen Tegel
Frank G. McCartney
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Hazleton
Kennedy Stern In Mexican Confabs Drive Talks
Kennedy meets in Mexico City as part of a broader U S effort with Mexico on the Alliance for Progress and economic questions. The visit includes meetings with President and private talks aimed at deeper cooperation and common goals across the Hemisphere.
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Gettysburg Gathering the Calling Shots For Republicans
GOP officials from across the country rally around former President Eisenhower to form an all Republican conference to guide congressional leadership. Senate and House chiefs question the plan’s operation and potential influence while stressing Congress remains the main decision maker.
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Ailing Soblen Faces Expulsion Amid Guarded Eviction
in Jerusalem Robert Soblen the Soviet spy sick with leukemia remains under guard as Israel weighs deportation to the United States where he was sentenced to prison. Officials say Israel may consult with top leaders before deciding how to handle his release and possible expulsion.
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Robbery Shakes Philadelphia Reliance Savings
Police search for two men who robbed Reliance Savings yesterday. Witnesses describe suspect features and getaway vehicle, as investigators review security footage from the rear of the building.
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Reliance Savings & Jootation
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Chiefs Powwow Tie Shocks Corry Jamestown and Penlec
Industrial leaders from Pennsylvania and nearby states gathered for an open house session to review Penlec’s first installation and CF’s modern showcase plans. Attendees included Penlee president Tyuls HL Roddié Jr. and CF executives David A Millivant and A Hillstrom.
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Girl on Porch Crushed by 40-Ton Truck
A girl was crushed on a porch when a 40 ton vehicle struck the home. She sustained severe injuries, with responders rushing to the scene. The accident occurred on a street near Mount Belvedere as authorities coordinate with witnesses and family.
Editors praise Corry at AP Meeting in Erie
At a sessions of the Associated Press Managing Editors in Erie members praised Corry for economic development driven by new industries. The talk highlighted Corry and Altoona as Pennsylvanian examples, with PA Electric Co official Deyorris stressing jobs and industry as keys to a free world through responsible press coverage.
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Fire Levels Dunkirk Inn Inferno and Losses
A Dunkirk fire yesterday leveled the Lineal’ Ton Dunkirk inn destroying the popular eatery valued around fifty thousand dollars. Owner Charles Manein and family occupied a second floor apartment above the business as firefighters from Dunkirk and surrounding towns battled the blaze. Injuries included Frank Carrhé of Dublin treated for hip injuries. the incident shut the street as 100 firefighters worked to control the flames.
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