Profile of Soviet spy shatters public image
The piece argues that Soviet spies lack a single profile. they vary in age, gender, nationality, education, and profession. It cites examples like Harry Gold and Klaus Fuchs to illustrate the diverse backgrounds of spies, warning of heightened national security risk from this unpredictability.
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United States
Moscow
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Klaus Fuchs
America
David Greenglass
Theuel
Handicapped Group to Map Final Bylaws at Church
The Community Committee for the Handicapped will meet Tuesday evening at First Methodist Church to finalize its bylaws. The Adult Association, formed by parents of handicapped children, constitutes the group. Attendees may use free parking in the Raymond division across the street.
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Community Committee For
First Methodist
Berlin
Raymond
Child Plays With Matches Sets $4000 Fire
A child playing with matches last night started a fire at 1000 West Pleasant Street driving the family out. Winds and blowing snow hampered firefighters as the blaze confined to the living room, a downstairs bedroom, and hall. Loss valued at 2500 to the structure and 1500 to contents. Red Cross provides eyeglasses and groceries, Salvation Army furniture, Needlework Guild shoes, while owner Leo Pfister is the landlord and Mrs Deogard is renter.
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Red Cross
Joseph Furst
Needlework
Salvatlon Army
Deogard
Erle ‘County Plastics Co
Calvin Walker
Leo Pfister
East South Street
Costa sisters cow milk theft tale shocks Sicily
In Sicily near MISSING, authorities say the Costa sisters reported their cows were not stolen but borrowed for their contents. Police allege someone drugged the Costas' watchdogs, drove five cows to a deserted area, and milked them. The cows later wandered home dry.
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Sicily
Costa Sisters
Heavy Rains Raise Flood Threat Across States
Widespread rains renewed the danger of river overflows in the Ohio River Basin and the Northeast. In Norwich Connecticut a weakened dam burst and a factory boiler exploded killing five with four wounded. Flooding blamed for 12 deaths across five states as Red Cross reports about 120 people affected in the Ohio basin. Roads blocked, schools closed, and rail service delayed as waters recede in some areas, while parts of Maryland the Carolinas and Tennessee face ongoing risk. The Ohio River in Cincinnati tops flood stage and gates may be deployed as tributaries recede awaiting new conditions.
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New York State
Cincinnati
Western Pa Flood Ravaged But Not East
Pennsylvania’s winter eased across the state with floods and winds. The Juniata River overflowed isolating Newport and Clark's Ferry with about 150 Duncannon evacuees. Western Pennsylvania faced mud, snow, and spinouts as icy roads caused multi car collisions near Erie.
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Associated Press
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Perry County
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Philadelphia
Allentown
Erie
Titusville
Union City Boys Hurt After Auto Strikes On Ice
Two Union City youths were struck by autos this morning and admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital. John W. Swisshelm nine, son of Howard Swisshelm, suffered a fractured right leg and was listed in satisfactory condition. Dean M. Gregor seven, son of Robert Gregor, sustained facial and leg contusions and possible skull fracture. Trooper John Branko cited a patch of ice as the cause near Lincolnville, with drivers Harrison Buttermore of Meadville and David R. Aikens of Union City involved.
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Howard Swisshelm
Union City
John Branko
Corry State
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Lincolnville
Dean M. Gregor
Robert Gregor
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West High Street
David R. Aikens
Dean
Five Killed As Dam Break Floods City
Norwich reports five dead after a hillside park dam failed sending a wall of water into the downtown. A boiler wing collapsed at a cord plant, a car was overturned, and residents including the Moody family faced rescue from debris as power and water cuts hampered the city. Hospitalized victims and displaced families further marked the disaster.
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William W. Backus
Thomas R. Moody
Thomas
James
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Cate
Harold Walz
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Norwich Bulletin
Ite
New London Day
GOP To Show Kennedy Where To Use Knife
Washington AP Republican leaders say they will spell out precise cuts to President Kennedy’s 98.8 billion dollar budget. A GOP budget task force head says detailed proposals are ready for subcommittee use. Kennedy defends his hard budget and faces questions over tax cuts and reform. Curtis notes mixed administration signals on cuts versus reforms and urges restraint to justify tax relief.
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Dilla
Gale forces whip city as blizzard shuts schools
A gale and heavy snow forced five to fifteen foot drifts, prompting widespread school closures and detours on Route 8. Waterford and Ft LeBoeuf Joint School districts suspended classes. Three Washington Township children were found after a several hour shelter in an abandoned Edinboro house. Gas lines left three Essex Street families without heat. emergency line connected one home. Corry streets department cleared streets despite ice.
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Corry
Defer Sentence In Local Larceny Burglary Cases
Donald Huffman 25 of 1345 West Main Street pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny involving about 800 dollars. Judge Elmer Evans deferred sentencing until May 27 after background checks. Huffman was also linked to thefts of 760 dollars from Glenn Stubblebine and 29 dollars from John McMahon. Mrs Helen Petty faced two counts of receiving stolen goods and pled not guilty. bound over to May term in Erie.
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Snow Storm Closes Route 8 After 15-Foot Drifts Cause 7 Crashes
Severe blizzard conditions on Route 8 between Union City and Riceville Corners halted traffic as 15 foot drifts and zero visibility triggered seven accidents. Trooper Robyak and colleagues assisted amid wrecked autos with wrecker crews hesitant to operate in the perilous conditions. Minor injuries reported. first crash near Union City at 1:20 p.m. involved Carniewski and Patkoff. seven crashes tallied by 7 p.m. with $500 in total damage.
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Titusville Road
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Riceville Corners
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Edward Pass
Elmer Schifke
Richard Steadman
Union Cty
Theodorse, Carniewski
William Patkoff
Rouseville
Wattsburg
Rodney Smith
Sugar Grove
Snow Bursts Train Window Buries Crew in Snow Drift
A southbound Pennsylvania Railroad freight engine hit a 10 foot snowdrift near Brocton, burying engineer Wayne Acklin and fireman Andrew Nelles in snow and cracking the windshield. Both were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after the wreck, with Acklin receiving chest contusion care and Nelles reporting no injuries. The lead diesel was packed with nearly six feet of snow, and the unit was moved to repair shops in Oil City. The crew had prior similar mishap near Watyren two years earlier when their engine slid on a rock slide and rolled over near the Allegheny River.
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Wayne Acklin
Oil City
Andrew Nelles
Sherman
Corry West End
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Acklin
Nelles
Oz City
Watyren
Allegheny River
Plane missing since February search stumbles over debris in river
The hunt for a single engine plane missing since February 27 continues as Civil Air Patrol crews inspect the Potomac area for wreckage after waterlogged debris near the river sparked hope of a sighting. The aircraft, piloted by an Ohio man, vanished after taking off from Scranton Wilkes-Barre PA for West Virginia.
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Retailers Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt at Mead Park
Merchants of the Chamber of Commerce announced plans to sponsor the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Mead Park. This year the hunt moves to Palm Sunday with a separate event for preschoolers on the Lit Ue League ball field and an egg search for older children on the adjacent high ground. Open to kids up through sixth grade, golden eggs will carry special prizes awarded by participating stores per Artie Shaw, retail division chair.
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Chamber of Commerce Today
Mead Park
WML
Corry Civil Defense
Hish
Artie Shaw
Kennedy Cuba Invasion Confusion Weighs On Public
Washington analysts dissect the 1961 Bay of Pigs affair and current Cuba moves. Kennedy takes responsibility but details remain unclear as new leaks surface. Officials debate Americans’ roles and the Soviets’ continued troop presence in Cuba, with further disclosures anticipated.
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Washington
Cuba
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Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Stu Liter
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Edd
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