Jamestown Loses Bid For Nuclear Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission rejected Jamestown and La Crosse bids for a pilot atomic power plant. Jamestown proposed sites on the Chadakoin River and near the sewage plant in Poland, but AEC deemed them insufficiently safe and costly. The commission concluded small scale reactors did not justify the project at this time.
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Atomic Energy Communion
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Ures
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Noa
Sudan Withdraws Congo Troops Amid Port Tense Cease Fire
A cease-fire lingered as negotiations continue for the U N forces return. Congo insists on consulting on troop nationality. Five Danes remain in Matadi after Sudanese battalion surrender and evacuation of 135 Sudanese paratroopers and a Canadian unit. Five Sudanese died and 19 wounded in over a day of fighting. twelve Sudanese are missing.
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Kennedy Moves Against Race Ban
President Kennedy forms a new civil rights committee to push for federal action. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says the order advances the pledge to use presidential powers for civil rights, while Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg serves as vice chair.
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Rodgers Solo Work Aims To Write His Own Lyrics
Hollywood highlights reveal Richard Rodgers after Oscar Hammerstein II, limited to creating three new songs for State Fair. He tested them in a New York studio with a soloist and piano, noting four numbers including It Might Ax Well Be Spring and Isn't It Kinda Pun. Producers Brackett and Breen coordinated the shift, with Florenes Helderson singing.
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Labols
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Blue Boy
Texas
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Fox
Godfrey
Pat Boone
Bobby Durin
Pulse of Wall Street Mixed After Profit Taking In Heavily Traded Session
In New York the stock market turned mixed amid heavy trading as profit taking regained control after a week of gains. A long list of firms shows varied moves with some blue chips like General Motors and Ford amid fluctuating indices and notable names including RCA and Hourly issuers. A Philadelphia police note tells of a 15 year old boy returning a loan to an officer with a light hearted line Keep the change.
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Erie Budd Co
Carrier Corp
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Corning Glass Crucible Steel
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Erie-Lack RR
Ford Motor General Baking
General Dynam
General Erie
General Foods
General Motors
General Refractories
Glen Alden
Greyhound
Gulf of
Philadelphia
Richard S. Beck
Peace Corps Volunteers Still Deferred
Washington AP reports Lt. Gen. Hershey says Peace Corps volunteers who served two years would remain eligible for draft deferment. Spheres of exemption proposed for Peace Corps members were discussed, with Shriver noting young volunteers should not be required to return to the United States. A corps career planning board will aid veterans in finding post service job opportunities, focusing on construction, public health, and sanitation in developing nations.
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Roger Junes
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Benjamin C. Willis
Chican
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Khrushchev
U.S
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Siberia
Kennedy
Thompson
Novosibirsk
Richard M. Nixon
Follen
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State Department
Khmushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Mrs. A. Drought Dies at 81 in Conemmitville
Mrs. A Drought aged 81 died at Henster Convalescent Home in Connemitville after a life spent as a domestic worker. Born October 30 1879 in Titusville she lived much of her life with St Thomas Church and was a member of its group. Survived by two sisters Mrs FE Q Gilson and Mrs James Price and one brother Patrick Burns. Funeral services at Bracken Funeral Home with services and interment at St Thomas Cemetery. Rosary at the funeral home tomorrow evening.
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Crusade
Flay
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Bracken Funeral Home
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St Thomas Cemetery
Youths sentenced for robbing relative in McKeesport home
Four youths were sentenced to two to two years in prison by an Allegheny County court for breaking into Mary Kyak’s home in McKeesport last February. They twisted Mrs Kyak’s wrist during a search for about 350 dollars she reportedly saved. Police said the four pleaded guilty to the charges.
Meerdink's Furniture Announces Pricing and Hours
Announcements advertise quality furniture at reasonable prices with store hours through the week. The notice mentions various products and installation options, includes a phone contact, and lists specific opening days and times.
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Matt Jrastrong
EB Moray
Classic Cars Ad: 1958 Chev Bel Air and Ford Fairlane
Classified notice describes a 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air four door with heater power glide and eight cylinders in very clean condition priced at 1295 dollars. Also lists a Ford Fairlane four door with eight cylinders radio heater and automatic transmission priced at 745 dollars.
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Pa Farm Income Rises in 1960 Net per Farm 1995
Washington reports Pennsylvania 1960 average net income per farm at 1995 dollars, up 11 percent from 1959. New Jersey shows 34021 up 4 percent. County figures list 82648 in 1959 and 82548 in the prior year, reflecting farm income after expenses and production costs.
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