UN Makes Concession Air Control To Congo Demands
UN forces may be allowed to return to Matadi after Congolese sources claim Maj Gen Sean McKeown agreed to joint control over air traffic. The Congolese demanded broader U.N. movement approval and joint control of key points. Hammarskjold rejected Congo attempts to curb U.N. activity and reminded Kasavubu of pledged free movement.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U. N
U.N
Sean McKeown
Congo
Matadi
Matad
Kasayubu
Tananarive
YMCA Honored For Excellence Of Sports State
The Corry YMCA receives a National Council of YMCAs certificate through the National Physical Education Committee for 1961–1963, recognizing its policies and achievements in physical education. The honor, awarded every three years, signals adherence to YMCA standards and eligibility for inter-association athletic competition.
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Corry Young Men's Christian Association
National Council of Ymcas
National
Corry Ymca
National Council of the Ymca
YMCA
Printed Word Outweighs TV Says Nixon in Speech
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a New York audience at the Radio and Television Executives banquet that television is powerful yet still an infant factor in politics. He predicted it will not supplant the printed word, though its full force remains to be seen.
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Dick Nixon
New York
Apy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Scientists Drill Ocean Floor to Probe Inner Space
Scientists launch Operation Mo hole off Southern California to study undersea layers and step toward understanding Earth's beginnings. A drilling ship lowers 3,000 feet of pipe and samples sediment to learn about layers never directly reached. Further deep-water tests aim to reach the crust, tantalizing clues about life’s origins and planetary history.
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San Diego
Califap
California
Becanie
Browent Wy
North
Anaria
J C Shamburg Dies After Year plus Illness at 77
J C Shamburg formerly of Corry died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 8 p m yesterday after a brief illness. He was 77 and had been active in Corry since birth on November 12, 1889. A pioneer in local cinema he operated one of Corry's first motion picture theaters until 1929 and later served as a state auditor and movie censor. Survived by a daughter Mrs Rollin Jewell Erie and two sons William and Arthur Corry. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home. Rosary Sunday. Requiem Mass Monday at St Elizabeths Church.
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Sioveph C. Shamburg
West
Congress Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Shamburg
Bown Corry
Cory Schools
My Shamburg Wits
Boys Gravery
Corry
Pennsylvania
News Island
South Center Street
William
St. Elaabeth’s Church
Columbis
Rollin Jewell
Erie
Arthur
Bricken Funeral Home
St Blawbeths jChurch
Corry Native Named Head Of Erie Naval Unit
Corry native Hieley, USN, was appointed head of the Erie Naval Reserve unit at the Prot Center in Erie. He succeeds Commander Neil of Browdha, USN, who led the unit since April 1958. The appointment follows a three year period as division head and marks a notable shift in local naval leadership.
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Corry
Erie Naval Unit
Hieley
Usn
Tlie
State Naval Reserve
Erie
Hee
Pittsburgh official fired for party switch from Republican to Democrat
jLoses His Job For Switching From Republican Ranks reports Melauwtehlin has been dismissed from his $6,380 yearly post as head of the state treasurer's office in Pittsburgh effective today. State Treasurer Roburt F Kent, a Republican, says McLaughlin left the post after May 15 and will be replaced. McLaughlin, a Swissvale justice of the peace and former Allegheny County Republican HQ manager, had served as treasurer’s chief since May 15.
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Bdburutt Fama
Melauwtehlin
Pittsburgh
Rose of Business
Mecatehlin
Woo
Roburt
Kent
Demnocrit
Republica McLaughlin
Wereby Swissvale
Allegheny County Republican
Detroit Firms Awarded Over 128 Million In 1960 Bonuses
Automakers in Detroit paid top executives and key staff more than 128 million dollars in bonuses during 1960. The figure reflects aggressive compensation practices amid rising profits and production targets across major carmakers.
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Detroit
Pry
Tolline
Two Negro Students Granted Access to Georgia University Facilities
The University of Georgia opened dining rooms swimming pools and all facilities to the last two Negro students in the 17 year old integration at Athens. Attorneys sought clarification of the court order and an appeal was possible. The ruling affects dining use and other facilities with the students already living on campus.
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Ty Associated Press
University of Georgia
Attons
W. A. Bool
Columbur
Gitelabee
Charklyne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
University
Eugene Cook
Cook
Miss Hunter
Ally
Donald J. Hotlowell
Atlante
O.aderhuld
Cook Wee
Whyary
Cook S
Poyding
Anginal
Ordor
Vine University of Georgia
Milk Vitamin D Pricefight at Harrisburg Hearing
AP report from Harrisburg describes a fight over adding Vitamin D to milk and a proposed price differential. Willis Daniels and other dealers challenge the commission's facts and forecast costs, arguing production expenses rise for farmers and dealers alike. Labor unions warn that implementing the order could seriously affect wages and employment if the April date holds.
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Harrisburg
Mik
Willis Daniels
Commission
Oni Prodit
Dpitfels
IP Cent
Willan Mooi
Dairymen's League Cooperative
Propos
Reunion and Parting in Bronx MissingGirl Case
Helen Cuatro, reported missing for hours, is shown receiving a farewell gesture from 19 year old Theresa Marie Montalvo Rumos Rivera at a police station. The child's mother Juana Betancillat says the missing girl was found in an apartment after her children were taken from a neglectful home. Police indicated a complex domestic issue led to the disappearance and return.
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Helen Cuatro
Bronx
Theresa Marie Montalvo
Rumos Rivera
Juana Betancillat
Aeber Ter
President Urges Reds To Help U.S. In Freeing Laos
The President urged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to aid the United States in Laos as the two nations discuss rising tensions. Ambassador Thompson carried a message from Kennedy and Cunnelly to Khrushchev seeking improved Soviet U.S. relations and a halt to dangerous military postures. Rusk described the situation as tense with potential for direct clashes.
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U.S
Laos
Washinuluey
Tommy Su Lakota
Tate
ACCOR
Henney
Khrushchev
Ambissador Thewollyy Thompsott
Dean Rusk
Newotia
Cuba Charges U.S. Gave Bad Polio Vaccine
In Eastern Cuba the Revolucion charged that outdated polio vaccine delivered to Cuban Red Cross workers and to Guantanamo City authorities was part of a political ploy. The semiofficial paper published a photo of a vaccine sticker expiring December 1, 1940, and Kennedy denounced the move as propaganda.
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Havana
Red Cross
Cuba
Revolucion
Kennedy
Edward J. O'Donnell
Guantanamo Bay
Guantanamo City
Cuban Red Cross
Health Ministry
Guha City
Man Sought Police Aid Before Fatal Basketball Beating
The father of a victim alleges police protection was requested before a brutal attack after a high school basketball game near the University of Pennsylvania Palestra. He claims the assailants, described as a group of nine Negroes, stabbed the boy, who remains hospitalized with knife wounds. The incident followed a public high school championship game attended by white youths.
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Sau Adelphia
Nicholag Cerone
Pale
Albert N Brown
Mil
University of Pentmylvania Palestra
Segan
Kennedy housing bill eyed for May enactment in Congress
Democrats in Congress discussed enacting President Kennedy's 3.25 billion housing program by May. They warned changes were likely as lawmakers weighed revisions to focus on urban decay and housing relief for low income families. The report notes early signs of party divisions and potential alterations ahead of formal consideration.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Alabama
Hold Corry Area Brothers In Gas Thefts
Corry area teenagers, 17 year old Huff and 19 year old George Huff, are held in police custody over an extended period theft of gasoline. State Police, led by Sgt. Huff, say the brothers admitted siphoning fuel from a Homer Kolstee farm and are being interrogated further. Local authorities plan to question Corry trappers and area residents as investigations continue.
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Ney Area
Betne “Mazel
Corry State
Opvilte Huff
R. D
Cory
Hig
George Huff
R.D
Corry
Homer Kolstee Farm
Wari
Pishrance
Litore Alcirmian
Wurtet County
Tawa
Retired Admiral Dips Tonoluilt Festive Regy
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Dips Tonoluilt
Traffic woes at 172 Ohio Street spark local reckoning
Several residents of 172 Ohio Street face traffic incidents. Homer J. Jones, 74, of 272 Ohio Street, suffered serious injuries in a two car crash near Union City and remains in Corry Memorial Hospital. Charles J. Thomas, 172 Ohio Street, ran a red light at Main and South Center Streets and was cited. A third person at 172 Ohio Street tangled in a minor collision with injuries not specified, and charges were filed with Alderman M. Cobbett.
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Suse Amedts
HTV
Ohio Street
Chi
Homer J. Jones
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles J Thomas
Main
South Center Streets
Mervitt ‘Thowing
Olver
M & Cobbett
Blame Girls For Gang Wars Allegations Debate
The article interviews a worker who calls teen girls promiscuous and violent, claiming they drive juvenile gang activity. It references statements by Arthur J. Box to a Senate subcommittee on juvenile delinquency in New York City, noting officials' concerns about youth behavior and insinuations about girls as carriers of trouble.
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Arthur J. Boxere
Senate
Juvehme Delingienes
Jercday
Uaasatatarit Li
New York City
Youth Services
Guiniriesion
Drum Corps Get Green Light For Centennial
A Warren parade committee cleared the way for a centennial drum corps event at Gerry Field. The stage obstruction was removed, with a full schedule of parade and drill competition planned for July. Notable corps include the TCT Cavaliers of Rochester, American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of Warren, and Flying Dutchmen Drum and Bugle Corps of Waterlo, Ontario. Jack Barr was hired to manage the parade. The event aims to attract up to 40,000 attendees and is expected to be financially self supporting.
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Howard J. Sheen
Raymond Manufacturing
E. Anderson
W. Stewart Houghton
TCT Cavaliers
Rochester
American Legion
Warren
Flying Dutchmen
Waterloo
Ontario
Canada
Jack Barr
Titusville
Burr
Sullivan Paar feud over pay for performers
New York AP report details Ed Sullivan and Jack Paar clashing over pay for guest performers. Sullivan threatened to skip Paar shows unless performers received higher fees, arguing for up to 7500 dollars per appearance while Paar defended lower pay to support rising newcomers. The dispute, sparked by Sullivan’s ultimatum, led to a canceled appearance and public letters between the hosts.
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New York
Ei Sullivai
Fuchar
Fnek
Hyer Pers Tanners Fee Bowers
Alenial
Hye Piblic Ani
Paar
CBS
Huir
Suilian
Sullivan
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Fort Merce
Mla
Peel
C. E. Chillingworth
Saint Lucie County
George Christiansen
Anes
Myron Cohell
Sullivan Ultimduin
Pulp Told
Ed Sullivan
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