Local Dems Build Candidate Roster Amid Confusion
Democratic organizers report renewed petition circulation. 18 party workers alleged to have gathered close to 100 names needed to file for mayor and two school board seats. Republicans, traditionally weak in recent cycles, show a cautious stance with no confirmed petitions from the party's county organization.
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Corry Democratic Armarieshion
Marienoud
Nk Barnes
Phealorie
Manning
Anayor
22 Miners Die In Fiery Explosion At Viking Mine
TERRE HAUTE Ind AP Twenty two miners died in a flash explosion deep in a coal shaft at the Viking mine eight miles southwest of Terre Haute. Rescue crews hauled out torn burned bodies in a six hour operation amid heat and coal gas. Officials planned a full inquiry while rescuers sprayed chemicals to curb another blast as they battled dust and fumes underground.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Norrow
Viking
Congo and U N Clash Over Leopoldville Airport Guard
In Leopoldville the Congolese government and the United Nations argue over the U N guard at Leopoldville airport. The U N command cites communication failures while Kasavubu backs a conciliatory line with anti Communist leaders. Interior Minister Cyril Adoula says political prisoners will be released after review. In Stanleyville violence followed as C G troops killed civilians and later quiet returned with U N troops keeping order.
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Opoldville
Contee
United
Demand Nations
Leopoldville Airpo
U. N Command
Joseph Kasavubu
United Nations
Favo
U.N
Ines
Kasavubu
United Nathons Heas
Rajeshwar Dayil
VOON
Ss Contembler
Dayal
Stanleyville
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Kittanga
Albert Kalon Ic
South Kashi
Cyril Adouly
Katsavibu
Lakin Hung
Eeene
Cato Voles
Leopoldville
Kaxavubu
Patrice Lumutha
U.N. Ghiuiaiar
Tie
Blaze Destroys Union City Area Home
A fire on Hatch Hollow Road in Union City of the Messinger family home burned to the ground damaging contents valued in the thousands. Fire crews from Union City Wattsburg and nearby departments fought the blaze with about 500 men responding. no injuries reported.
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Union City
Hatch Hollow
Ronald B. Messinger
Josseph
Francis Wontenay
Wattsbury
Blain - Beaverdam
Wontenay Sild
Messinger
Corry Afilon
Elgin-Buaverdam
Wattsburg
Wontetay
Fire destroys Pa. paper plant sparks rebuilding
Fire at a two story Inter suite Paper Go plant in Floyd County caused about $12,000 damage and leveled the facility. A later small fire at the rebuilt one story building yesterday prompted by embers. Chief Leslie Dnitt reports the loss and limited subsequent damage.
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Floatoe
Esterday
Plotil Rozont
Leslie Dnitt
Spud Growers To Elect Then Plant In Five Counties
Five Pennsylvania counties will elect two directors of the Penwhat Co operative Potatoes Growers Association. Maver 1th Aren growers, led by Tyan Miller of Coury, push plan for continued planting and expansion, with operations to begin after soil moisture drops in early April. The article also reports the Corning river death of Michael DeMunn, 44, found downstream after being missing since Sunday.
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Bollivania
Tw Clee
Potmio
Association 7
Maver
Tyan Miller
Robert Har Yoo
Waltsbure
Ist
Miller
Planity
Etie
Diane Fe Siptel
Corning
N.Y
Michael DeMunn
Michael
State Police Report for Feb Lists No Deaths
February activity report from State Police shows no fatalities. Officers patrolled 175 miles at Houeth station and logged 124 patrol events across areas, with two autos stolen and recovered, two arrests for drunken driving, and two thefts noted. no deaths occurred in February.
Man Refuses To Send Kids To School
Louisville authorities file a contempt charge against John Hurrell a school board member who says he will keep his three children home amid threats against him and his family. Hurrell states his 13 year old and 10 year old are staying with relatives as he seeks safety. Police report threats and tense conditions surrounding the family.
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Louisville
Clay County
John Hirell
Hurrell
Nim
Cat's Grave Dig For Fortune After Miss Pitchford Death
Centralia report says a dead cat was the only certain find as searchers hunted for Ambitions fortune hidden by Miss Bertha Pitchford who died last week. Relatives cleared soil around her ramshackle three room house in pursuit of cash and valuables tied to a large collection of cats and former oil wealth claims.
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Centralia
Bertha Pitchford
Leander Moss
Miss. Pitehford
Hercotts
Howe
Sheriff Sand
Dipgees
Geradont
Secret Peace Talks On Algerian War Reported
Paris AP reports underground peace feelers in the Algerian war as French officials and Algerian rebel leaders quietly consider a settlement. Mohammed Ben Bella remains a focal figure as talks probe a path to independence, with both sides wary of extremists and political fallout.
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Paris
Charles de Galili
Gmevear
Pranez
Chaisens
Allieness
Tue Sisette
Louis Joxe
Brance
Wilved
Tunis
Parly
Politiet
Alger
Dr Gaulle
Jury weighs Starved Rock murder case
Ottawa Illinois jury deliberates in Starved Rock case against Chester Lovey and others accused of killing three women during a sightseeing visit at the park. Key defense argues improper charge while state cites ambush and conspiracy. Names include William Dummitt and Frances Murnt among victims.
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Starved Rock
Ottawa
Chester Lovey
Weyer
Lasalle
Weller
Park Todge
Hig
Jatm A
Frances Murnt
West Pa Officials Push Constitutional Overhaul
Western Pennsylvania government officials attorneys and educators advocate wholesale revision of the Pennsylvania constitution. The panel hears testimony on a bill to call a January convention to rewrite the document deemed outdated impractical and restrictive by critics including law school deans and a Pittsburgh senator.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Comitee
Thomas F. Quinn
Duquesne University Law School
Dow Thomas M. Cooley
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Tiantes
Paul Mahady
Westmoreland County
John G. Buchanan
Gid Heyer
Corry Marine and Pals Sentenced At Camp Hill
Three youths Gerald Be Davlite Roger L Peterson and Walter Ellis from Wattsburg Wilton were sentenced at Camp Hill near Harrisburg for breaking into McCullough store and robbing Taylor’s Tr em on the Wattsburg Union City road. They pled guilty to Brin County court and waive jury trial. A board will review their cases at Camp Hill NC as their home districts await disposition.
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Acep Ra Ener
Esse Thema
Civny
Camp Hun
Harrishine
Gerald BE
Davlite
Spring Street
Roger L Peterson
Walisburs
Walter Ellis
Wilton
Vic Darlup
Cony
Edward Paet
Wilfs
Brin
Paink Costanza
Conmiindznp
Maring
Gimp Bejeune
N.C
Pst
Elise le
Marine Cir
Train collision injures none in Pennsylvania suburb
A Pennsylvania railroad line near a suburb of Philadelphia yesterday had a diesel engine fire during a passenger train crash. One crewman and two passengers were hurt, while the rest of the train escaped uninjured.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Tan Pies Ab Senalr
Suburbus Bey Mawr
Hold Father In Death Of Young Child
A hearing is set for Saturday for Florian Kuklinski held on an open charge of homicide in the death of his one year old daughter, Peesyy Ann. The 25 year old Shamokin man was remanded to Northumberland County jail without bond after a preliminary hearing. He allegedly said he lost his temper and struck the child after she stopped breathing, then tried to revive her before his wife took her to a rector and to Geisinger Memorial Hospital in Danville.
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Shamgkin
Hes TV
John J Bartho
Coal Two
Florian Kuklinski
Shamokin
Northumberland County
Boric
Kuklianki
Barlko
Kuklinski
Kuklinsti
Tadk
Park Plans Face Park Policy Clash in Centennial Ride
Centennial, Inc seeks city park for July carnival while council and Parks Director debate park damage risk and insurance. Grice resists use, others press for a vote at next meeting as planners await cue from leadership. Titan missile fizzle ends Cape Canaveral launch hopes after engine shutdown.
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City Connectiun
Centennial
Tne
Cehlennial. Inc
Long
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Cochairman
Robert Guice
Grice
Crler
Couniel
The
Journal Today
Cotincil
Centennial, Inc
Vic Rodgers Productions Co
Rodgers
St. Edward's School
Wright
Feu
Monet
Mghts
Fire destroys Rockefeller mansion in Albany
A blaze swept the Rockefeller estate in Albany destroying art treasures valued around 200000. General Mrs. Nelson A Rockefeller fled to safety as firefighters battled flames filling the Victorian residence once linked to Presidents Cleveland and Roosevelt.
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Albany
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelts
Theodoré
Franklin D
W Averell Harelmai
Rockefeller
Health Aides Read On Corry Sewers Plan
Erie County Health Department weighs sewer expansions in Corry to combat health hazards and attract industry. East Columbus Avenue project framed as urgent though funds are lacking. broader county sewer work also eyed to boost environmental health and employment.
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Erie County Health Department
Kennedy
Health Agency
Corry
East Columbus Avenue
County
Ely County Health Department
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