Federal forces chase counterfeit bill in community
Police, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Secret Service joined efforts to trace the source of a counterfeit $10 bill that appeared in the community this week. Authorities believe it is part of a wider counterfeit ring reported around Chicago last November. The area sees cold weather with snow flurries and driving winds, while roads remain slippery and closures are not widespread. Local incidents include a car crash on icy streets injuring no one, and a burglary sentence for Frank Bell. Weather forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies, continued cold, and more snow showers.
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Pretkudlarity Police
Federal Bureau of Investixation
UW. 8
Secret Service Today
Poller
Billy
Chicago
Carry
Paul T. Stroup
Spring Street
South Second Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Stroup
Locate Bomber Which Was Lost With 8 Crewmen
A Navy P2V patrol bomber crashed Thursday night in Lake George near Jacksonville, Florida, and was found by rescue teams in 10 to 15 feet of water about two miles south of Jacksonville. Eight crewmen were reported aboard with no trace found. A Navy diver planned to inspect the wreck once a search boat arrived amid three to four foot swells.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lake George
Cmdr
C. H. Boldt
Navy
Boldt
Body of Pitt track star and coach found in Ohio River
Harold S. Stickel former Pitt track coach identified in the Ohio River near Dashiel Damner Glenwillard after his car was found on the Highland Park Bridge. Stickel a 1924 Pitt engineering graduate and former Panther star and coach, had been missing since March 14. Survivors include his son and three grandchildren.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Harold S. Stickel
University of Pallsburgh
Allegheny County Caroner
Stickel
Dashiel Damner
Glenwillard
O'Hara J Tw
Highland Park Bridge
Allegheny River
P Crimp, Inc
Dashiel Dam
Pitt
Nicholson
Carl Olson
Navy
Don
Kennedy seeks neutral Laos safeguards to curb crisis
The report notes ongoing U.S. diplomatic hopes to prevent a military showdown in Southeast Asia over Laos. President Kennedy signals openness to neutral nations guaranteeing Laos security and isolating it from pressures by both sides, offering assurances to Khrushchev through Thompson that the United States has no designs on Laos and will treat it as strictly neutral under conditions ensuring no bias in the Cold War.
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U.S
Southeast
Kennedy
United States
Laos
Tance
Khrushchev
Thompson
jAnd
Kennedy Cabinet Spotlight and Early Power Players
Washington observers weigh Kennedy era ministers with Dulles Humphrey and Wilson as early standouts of Eisenhower days. Goldberg draws attention for rapid pace, while Rusk stays in the wings. Kennedy’s inner circle includes Kennedy, McNamara, and Dilipo, amid looming legislative pressures and a Missouri House draft.
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Washington
Bisuphower
Iis
John Foster Dulles
Treasy
George M. Humhrey
Defense
Charles B. Wilson
Kennedy
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Dulles
Humphrey
Wilson
Eisenhower
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Goldberg
Kennerly
New York
Conares
Miami
Larkey
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Cala Net
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Runaway Auto Poses Engineering Problem In Tyusville
A car runaway crashed through the front of a garage owned by Joseph Leta, then through the rear wall and dropped into a ravine behind a house. The vehicle damaged merchandise stored in the shop and left a tangle of wreckage. Efforts to recover the car involve constructing a ramp up the steep incline and using a wrecker to extract the auto through the garage.
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Genhart
Joseph Leta
Leta
R. W. Spaulding & Son Wholesate Fhem
Meadville
Ingine
Retired Officer Killed During South Philadelphia Robbery Try
In Philadelphia last night a retired policeman was shot and killed while attempting to thwart a holdup at Blanche's Bar in South Philadelphia. Police report a gunman fired a rifle into Jacob Davenport, 5th, who confronted the robbery. The bandit escaped with $89. both suspects are described as Negro.
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Philadelphia
Jucob Davenport
Davenport
Erie County survey flags oversized classes and crowded schools
A preliminary Erie County survey shows public schools overloaded with pupils. It cites 39 pupils per teacher in some cases, insufficient and inadequately served facilities, and many schools short of required centers within walking distances.
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Erie County
Ueisry County
Phin Commission
Abs Master
Phin
Matthew Fh Sleaneh
Planer
Tie Encourttes Jont
Pyrellininaes
Ride County Soda Supermaridoit
Haveport Stepner
Ultuinyie
Ymurner
Nate -Wodleimne Etylunee
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Ts Always There
A brief reflection on the enduring presence of print amid spoken language, noting how文字 and sound intertwine to preserve culture.
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Richford
Ernestine Borter
West Pleasantestreet
Frances Heminger
Glenn N. Peters
Shaupmqua County
Warren County Planning Commission
Army Engineers
U.S Forest Services
Abin Styers
Pinst Avenue
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
EB. C. Docherty
Calvin J. Peters
Alliance Youth Fellowship
Artoon
Merlin
Union City
Dacrons
Ussr
Clothes Shop
Marlow
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Trans Farm
Edward Day
Aajeral
Abraham A. Ribleoff
Robert
Stewart J. Tidall
Luther H. Hodges
Commerce
Robert S. McNamara
Treasury
Douglas Dilipo
Jefferson City
Missouri House of Representatives
Aae 'Sess
Colonel Drake
Tyusville
Jere
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Freon
Aking Brothers Protecta Gene Technicolor
Bill Travers
William Sylvester
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George Brow
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Citizens National Bank OF Corry
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