Trout Stocking Underway With 200000 Goal Across PA
The Pennsylvania Fish Commission started the annual trout stocking Monday aiming to place over 200000 new fish in streams statewide through early June. Hatchery crews began in Pine Creek Mercer County with 380 Havok trout and 350 rainbows, then moved to Pine Creek Warren County tossing 1000 brook rainbow and brown trout.
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Pine Creek
Mercer County
Warren County
Mnterprise
Lilie
Tulle
Erie County
Venango County
Erie
Midwest Snowstorm Toll Tops Eighteen Across Plains
A powerful winter storm swept from the Midwest to the Northeast bringing up to 16 inches of snow in several states and 18 deaths mainly from heart attacks while shoveling. Snow and sleet delayed travel and closed schools as the system weakened into the Northeast. Thunderstorms and rain affected the Deep South with tornadoes causing about a million dollars in damage in Georgia.
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Nebraska
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Minnesota
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Mississippi River
Elizabeth Taylor Brightens as Doctors Say Recovery Nears
Elizabeth Taylor, hospitalized with pneumonia, shows progress and may be taken off IV support soon. Doctors report improving breathing and reduced oxygen needs while her personal physician cautions she remains in some pain and faces more recovery time.
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Unemployment Report Shows 11.6 Percent In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP says a new method yields 11 percent of the Pennsylvania workforce unemployed at mid November time. The State Bureau of Employment Security notes the method aligns with national figures and shows 344000 jobless under the new system, with prior-month totals revised.
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Ponueylvania
Jast Monti
Soviet Dog Space Shot Reaches Orbit Despite Loss of Human Crew
The Soviet news agency Tass reports a five ton spacecraft with a dog aboard landed safely in the Soviet Union after an orbital flight. Aboard were canine passengers Chernushka and others, with Strelka and Belka previous pioneers. The mission aimed to refine ship design and onboard systems for future manned flights. The capsule detached and landed safely. earlier flights used a dummy to test life support.
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Tass
Meeting Plans Talk On Red Menace For Erie Area
A Sunday evening public meeting at the Garden Room of the VEW on Center Street will discuss the Red Menace with JO Metcalf of Erie as featured speaker. Organizers from the VFW American Legion Muse and other groups urge attendance to view films and hear the speakers. Clarence Bailey of Rev 3 Corky died after a fire at 148 Center Street. the coroner said the man died on arrival of Corry squad.
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Kennedy Seeks Housing Bill Amid Centennial Plans
President Kennedy outlined a $3 billion housing program with urban renewal grants, public housing expansions, and FHA loan reforms. He urged quick passage and a Cabinet housing department to coordinate aid for cities and suburbs as part of a broader centennial agenda.
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Kennedy Says Constitution Bars Federal Aid to Private Schools
President Kennedy told 350 reporters at a news conference that federal loans to private secondary schools are barred by the Constitution. He urged opponents of such aid to desist lest the education bill fail. He reaffirmed that outright grants to non public schools would be unconstitutional and outlined the ongoing debate over the 32 billion public school program. He also signaled major policy plans on Latin America and U S defensive positions, noting further analysis of Soviet missile capabilities.
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Congress
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United States
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Murphy Store Plans Front Remodel At Center Street
Murphy Co store on North Center Street will begin a front remodeling after Easter and wrap within 80 days. The project shifts from a $100,000 basement expansion plan to a glass and porcelain enamel front with two entrances and red Murphy colors.
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Odd Weather Brings Snow Lightning and Storm Chills
A chaotic weather event swept through the area with snow and lightning amid strong winds. Power outages and downed poles were reported in Lut on City and nearby areas, with fuses blown and lines restored. The forecast calls for cloudy skies, windy conditions, and colder temperatures with highs near 30s and tonight's low in the mid 20s.
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Pennsylvania Electric Co
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Indefinite Pay for Vote Workers Sparks City Debate
A recount and registration drive raise fears workers may be paid from 1 to 150 dollars per voter. Democrat leaders doubt funding exists while Republicans weigh volunteer help. Uncertainty grows as payment promises trigger questions about authorization and local finances.
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City Democrat Organization
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Erie
Delocrat
W. W. Waterhouse
GOP
Christensen
Pennsylvanians Die In Navy Plane Crash Near Foley
A Navy training plane crashed near Foley Alabama killing two Pennsylvanians. First Lt. James J. Yarnell 25 Coburn Pa instructor and James Joseph O'Brien Jr 28 Philadelphia Pa naval aviation cadet died in the accident.
Kennedy opposes Kan-Die dam plan on upper Allegheny
President Kennedy signals no shift in policy toward the Kinzua dam project on the Allegheny River. He argues the water power plan must respect treaty obligations with Native tribes and Indian reservations, while court action and Congress weigh future steps.
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