Eight Die In House Fire Near Butler
A dairy farmer Paul Rosenberger aged 41 and his six children plus a visiting nephew perished in a two story Portersville house fire. The farmer’s wife Elizabeth Rosenberger survived and called the fire department as a tragic blaze claimed nine lives. Six children ranged from age 4 to 18 and the nephew was 4. A tenth survivor, another son, studied at Penn State. Authorities estimate damage at 916000 with cause undetermined.
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Elizabeth Dane
Wood City Hospital
David
Penn State University
Michael Mouly
Paul Rosenberger
Four Die In Ohio Three-Car Wreck
NEW PHILADELPHIA Ohio AP four persons died in a grinding three car crash on a straight Ohio 250 stretch. Forrest Gano 17 of New Philadelphia driver of one car Mrs Helen M Hammond 41 and two passengers Susan 18 and Dawna Conway 19 of Uhrichsville were killed. Jock Metcalf 18 from New Philadelphia driver of the third car was not injured. Patrols say one car tried to pass and met another head on.
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Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Jock Metcalf
Metcalf
Syrian proposal for joint Arab military command after coup
Damascus greeted Iraqi Deputy Premier Ali Sa Saadi with a bloodless coup celebration as he urged Syria, Iraq, the United Arab Republic, Algeria, and Yemen to form a unified command to defend against external aggression and to form a political planning council with Iraq. The Baath government faced opposition hints and security measures as Nasserist influence grew.
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Syria
Atlantic Ocean
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Ali Sa Jeh el Saadi
United Arab Republic
Algeria
Yemen
el Saadi
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt-Syria
Salah Bitar
Nasser
Ba'ath
Bidault asylum request tests Bonn Paris ties
Bonn spokesman says former French premier Georges Bidault, in police protection near the Swiss border, asked for asylum in Germany. Adenauer reportedly rejected the letter and a decision by interior authorities in Bonn is pending. If asylum is denied, Bidault faces expulsion, possibly to Austria or Switzerland.
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Georges Bidault
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Bidault
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Adenauer
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Krueger
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Switzerland
France
Erwin Gerhardt
Interior Ministry
Death for Attempted De Gaulle Assassination
Lt Col Basilint hiry was executed by firing squad for leading the Aug 22 ambush attempt on President Charles de Gaulle. Clemency to two other plotters failed as De Gaulle denied mercy. eight others received prison terms. The case links with Secret Army Organization and the CNR. the council chief was tracked by West German police.
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Germany
Georges Bidault
antiDe Gaude Pullifea
Paris
Fort D'Ivry
Baslien-Thiry
Secret Army
Council of National Resistance
CNR
Ridaull
Munich
de Gaulle
Wife Slain by Trigger in Weshelgus Troen Case
A woman was killed in a domestic incident linked to Weshelgus Troen. Police report a fatal shooting tied to ongoing tensions, with inquiries ongoing and no immediate arrests announced.
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Weshelgus Troen
Grief Stricken Opry Farewell for Five Stars
Grief stricken performers Julie Carter and Suites Wilken stood backstage Saturday night as a memorial unfolded for Grande Ole Opry stars killed last week. Five Opry personalities died in separate crashes and wrecks, leaving the country music world in mourning.
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Wilken
Grande Ole Opry
Kennedy Unemployment Pain Echoes Across Nation
President Kennedy told Congress that unemployment remains the nation’s top economic problem, wasting lives and productive capacity. He warned job growth lags behind a fast expanding labor force, urging tax cuts and growth programs to spur employment and higher living standards. The address accompanies a Labor Department manpower inventory and forecasts, predicting unemployment could reach 5.5 million by 1967 if trends continue. The report notes a 21 percent rise in the labor force since 1947 but only 17 percent rise in employment, with 2.7 million workers seeking full-time work but finding only part-time positions.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Handicapped Work Group Forges Ahead In City
The Community Committee for the Handicapped offered its first craft session for handicapped youths assisted by parents, drawing 76 attendees. The event at Emmanuel Episcopal Church marked the third gathering, with children gaining hands on experience in finger painting and leathercraft and taking home their creations. Tomorrow the Adult Association will finalize bylaws at First Methodist Church to promote adult participation, education programs, and cooperative efforts for handicapped families.
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Trapped In Cave Four Scholars Rescued Near Centre Hall
Four Bucknell students experienced a five hour cave entrapment near Centre Hall. Derry Kling and Donna Sirenke, both 22, plus two companions were rescued by Centre Hall firefighters using pumps to clear rising water. All were uninjured, wearing wet clothing.
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Bucknell College
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Ling
Gil
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Pernayly
Buyers Fair Set To Open New Oil City Store
Larry Lechner of Brie, owner and manager of the Buyer's Fair, announces a new store will open in Oil City soon. The discount retailer has purchased most merchandise stock except building materials from Borland Lumber and has rented the Borland building for the new outlet.
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Oil City
Ol Urry
Larry Lechner
Brie
Franklin
Blame Blowing Snow For 1 of 2 Area Wrecks
Corry State Police logged two area crashes over the weekend with minor damage and no injuries. Richard Smith, 27, of Titusville, lost control on the Corry-Spartansburg road two miles south of Corry, hitting guard posts and ending in the right berm. damage about 100 dollars to car and posts. Bertram Ferris, 63, of Munhall, was rear ended by Robert Rose, Erie, three miles south of Union City on Route 8 after blowing snow limited visibility. Ferris car damage 350 dollars including 50, Rose vehicle 300. no injuries reported. Investigations ongoing. possible charges pending.
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Richard Smith
Titusville
Corry-Spartansburg
John Insfantino
Smith
Bertram Ferris
Munhall
Robert Rose
Erie
Union City
Edward Post
Ferris
Tusalita
Rose
Duc
Wardens Set to Tag Beavers Tomorrow Night
Three area game wardens Elmer Simpson Donald Parr and William Lee will supervise beaver tagging at the Cory Red and Gun Club tomorrow at 6 pm. Beavers must be tagged within 10 days of tagging. The event precedes the trapping season and will involve local trappers from Cory and surrounding counties.
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Elmer Simpson
He County
Donald Parr
Wareren
William Lee
Crawford County
Hiport
Folf
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