Pope Hosts Khrushchev Son-In-Law in Private Vatican Audience
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII summoned Alexei Adzhubel Khrushchev’s son-in-law for a private 18 minute audience after a general audience that included the 51 00 Balzan Peace prize. Adzhubel, editor of Tavastia, attended with his wife Rada as reporters watched.
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Vatican City
John XXII
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubel
Rada
Soviet Union
Adzhubel
Tavestia
Adzhubels
Vatican
Brary
Adzhube
John
Papacy
Adzhubel Ag
Pope John
Adzhabel
WE Union Seeks Agency Shop at Westinghouse
The Federation of Westinghouse Independent Salaried Unions announced plans to push an agency shop clause in new contract talks with Westinghouse Electric Corp. Federation president Leo F Bollens said the clause would require nonunion employees in the bargaining unit to pay a bargaining fee. The federation represents about 17,000 clerical technical and professional workers at Westinghouse plants and offices across 27 cities and nine states.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Westinghouse
Leo F. Bollens
Federation
Weiatlinghouse
Milan students end strike for tougher curriculum at University
After 21 days architecture students at the University of Milan ended a state of shutdown strike. They said the faculty conceded to tougher classwork, stiffer exams, lectures by practicing architects, and a day to review the curriculum. Students claimed the course was not hard enough to prepare them for competition.
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Milan
Italy
University of Milan
Proud Owner Of $1000 Bill In Bronx Taxi
New York AP report—Taxi driver Harry Kuester picked up a sharply dressed passenger in the Bronx. The rider paid with what he believed to be a $10 bill for a 40 cent fare. The man kept the change and left. Kuester later found the note was a genuine $1000 bill. He contacted police to verify if it tied to a crime. If unclaimed, the bill is to be returned to Kuester who has three children.
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New York
Harry Kuester
Bronx
Kuester
Elsie
Lil- Man
Whos Kidding Whom On Cuba
The piece questions U S Cuba policy amid reports of Latin American volunteers training for sabotage in Cuba. It cites John A McCone on 1962 arrivals, McNamara asserting Khrushchev removed offensive weapons, and Maj Gen Alva Pitch noting Soviet supplies in caves but not missiles. It notes congressional doubts and debates over invasion or blockade risks with Kennedy noting a blockade could spark war.
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Russia
John A. McCone
US8
Cuba
Robert 8. McNamara
Congress
Khrushchev
Army
Alva R. Pitch
Castro
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kennedy
Order Area Cities To Build Sewage Plants
Twelve north central Pennsylvania communities are ordered by the state Sanitary Water Board to build sewage treatment plants within two years to protect streams. The action cites evidence of discharges of untreated sewage into Mill Creek, the Allegheny River, Powers Run, Johnson Run, Silver Creek, the Clarion River system, Hubert Run, Tionesta Creek, Marvin Creek and Potato Creek. Communities affected include Coudersport in Potter County, Eldred in McKean County, Johnsonburg in Elk County, Kane in McKean County, and Smethport in McKean County.
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Harrisburgar
Pennsylvania
State Sanitary Water Board
Charles L. Wilbur
Coudersport
Potter County
Mill Creek
Allegheny River
Eldred
McKean County
Johnsonburg
Elk County
Powers Run
Johnson Run
Silver Creek
Clarion River
Kane
Hubert Run
Tionesta Creek
Smethport
Marvin Creek
Indict Area Pair On Tax Evasion Count
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh indicted Harry F and Frances Werling of Titusville on tax evasion charges. They allegedly did not pay income taxes from 1956 through 1959 totaling $24,067. The couple own a garage and contracting business in Townville and dispute the indictment while noting IRS audits earlier.
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Internal Revenue Service
Werling
Townville
Winter travels and church events mark Spartansburg notes
Mrs George Rose and others spent winter in Florida visiting Punta Gorda St Cloud and Miami while returning to snowbound Spartansburg. The Shreves and other locals enjoyed Florida stays and a Tampa fair. A surprise birthday party for Ruth Hills preceded an installation service for Rev Clyde May at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with a Mother and Daughter tea planned by the Sparta Girl Scouts. WSCS at the Methodist Church met and students plus athletic director Mortis attended a gym show at Slippery Rock State College.
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Spartansburg
George Rose
Florida
Charles Palmer
Gifford
Punta Gorda
Leona Dowler
St. Cloud
Alvi Rows
Anthony
the Roses
Elly
Val Shreve
Sparta
Charles Scarems
Tampa
Andy Crovie
Orovies
Auto Sci
Tack Weidner
Lod
Glen Steadmans
Sparta and Corry
Miami
Norma Winans
Shreves
Frank Kamper
Ruth Hills
Ruth
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Clyde May
Alliance Church 65
Moss
Cochranton
Clymer
Mays
Clyde Jr
Ronnie
Methodist Church
WSCS
Methodist ‘Church
Stewart Mortis
Slippery Rock ‘State College
Scranton Seeks Bipartisan Unity With Pennsylvanians in Washington
Governor William Scranton met 26 representatives and two senators at a Harrisburg Republican congressman’s dinner to urge bipartisan cooperation for Pennsylvania. Absent was Rep. Francis Walter who is ill. Scranton attended a reception for Miss Carmella LaSpada, Pennsylvania’s 1960 cherry blossom princess, who urged support for the governor.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
John ©. Kunkel
Harrisburg
Francis E. Walter
Easton
Carmella LaSpada
Chester
M Honer
Trio Undertakes 56 Mile Hike For Fun No Health Benefit
Franklin youths Ed Kightlinger James Graham and Kenneth Catchall walked 56 miles in just over 10 hours starting from Franklin and returning to Bam Meadville area they stopped for donuts and coffee and took three rest breaks each way Graham recalled 20 miles in four and a half hours from army days while the group said the hike had no health benefits and joked President Kennedy should try it themselves.
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Franklin
Ed Kightlinger
James Graham
Kenneth Catchall
Bam
Meadwie
Graham
Kennedy
Woman killed in Pike Turnpike crash in snow
A head-on collision on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in a snow storm killed Mrs Princes Hoffman of Brooklyn N Y and lightly injured her husband. The truck driver John W Brodbeck of Greencast Md was uninjured as the westbound car crossed the median redial strip and the vehicle was demolished.
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Pike
Somerset
Princes Hoffman
Brooklyn
John W. Brodbeck
Greenmount
Television Review highlights rising comedian Mason in New York
East Side comic Jackie Mason reflects on career turning point from stand up to potential TV situation comedy and film roles. He cites Steve Allen and Jack Paar as early breaks and discusses the need for fresh material, a summer replacement shot, and a path toward broader stardom with Red Skelton and Carmel Quinn.
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New York
Mason
Red Skelton
Carmel Quinn
Abie
Trish Rose
Rocky
Confessed Killer To Have Hearing March 12th
Girard suspect Hornyak will face a preliminary hearing before Peace Justice George Hall at 2 p m Tuesday March 12 He confessed shooting Marcius Jordan 47 at his home Monday night and admitted intending to kill Wendell Watters Hornyak 31 is married with three children District Attorney Johnson said a psychiatric examination will be sought
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Wuam Hornyak
George Hall
Hornyak
Marcius Jordan
Wendell Watters
Jordan
Herbert Johnson Jr
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