Congo Hostage Missionaries Held Without Food
Congolese forces seize American missionaries in Leopoldville area amid reports they are held without food. UN and Malayan patrols move to rescue, evacuate to Kinshasa and Leopoldville as shootings and rapes at nearby missions are alleged. Relatives and other white residents await transport through Kindu airfield guarded by Lumumbist authorities.
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Leopoldville
Ati
United Nations
AUN
Funrd
U.N
Kindy
Kasongo
Kindi
Lepoldville
M. Headquard
Fon Conyor Lese
Kivu
Sow
Kind
Ruanda-Urundi
ATL
Air Force Globemysters
Leopardville
Vets Council Plans Mead Park Amphitheater At Bowl Site
Vets council meeting at VEW Club outlined plans to build a stone and concrete amphitheater at Mead Park near Memory Lane shaped like a natural bowl. Ray mond Grabowski heads the group which will delay fundraising for a year due to the centennial celebration and a museum fund drive. Volunteer labor will help hold costs with Memorial Day ceremonies moved to 2 p.m. May 27 and a speaker yet to be announced. The council includes Robot Lawson and others from the American Legion.
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Pipareete Tee Rr
Rey Oleering’ Council
VEW Club
Mead Park
Memory Lane
Raymond Grabowski
Grabowski
Grabowsk
Downell
Maro
Grabowsis
Counsell
Robot Lawson
Trenauniey
Yetmyans’ Oritarications
Irvin Sherwood
William Roehrig
Sin Baressi
Fee Botaryl
Keith Om
James’ King
Dale Webster
Charies Jackmin
Harold Schiefer
Ie American Geglon
South Africa quits commonwealth divide deepens postwar ties
Britain faces mixed reactions as South Africa leaves the Commonwealth. Verwoerd insists on white supremacy at home while some praise the break as strengthening Africa Asia links. White South Africans fear loss of status, while Boers and opposition demand a referendum.
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London
South Africa
Commonwealth
Africa
Asia
Verwoerd
Hendrik
Elzabeth
Mims
Souryatiea
Jett-wie
Daily Mirror
Liborite Daily Herald
Eixpress
Ing
Britain
Ver- Wwoerdl
Verwenrd
Decinnine
Ghana
Kwame Na Rmah
Nehru
Tarowne-Hon
Lawrence Says No Rejection Of Restricted Licenses May Stall Radar Bill
Harrisburg report on Governor Lawrence's stance against expanding driver license suspensions to boost a radar highway speed bill. Officials note resistance from Senate Democrats and some Republicans to any plan tying restricted licenses to radar approval. A defeat last week could push lawmakers to vok for more limited penalties, with continued debate on traffic safety and licensing reform.
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Harrisburg
Larence
Lawrence
Senate
Medit
Sinale
Wis
Tawrnce
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Tiehoven
USSR Pushes for Immediate Debate in UN Assembly
The Soviet Union demanded the UN General Assembly begin debate on the Congo issue before week’s end. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko sent a letter to Assembly President Frederick H. Bolin urging a formal discussion early in the session. Seven nations backed rapid discussion while US officials signaled debate would be needed but hoped for limited confrontation.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Jovlay
UN General Assembly
Ander Artomyko
Assembly
Frederick H
Behind
Leland TH
Dolemite
Adi
Steveton
Congo
Haywire Furnace Ruins Everything at Kathryn Staton Home
Returning from a 10 day yeara on, Mrs Kathryn Staton found the furnace ran full blast. The furnace heated to an estimated 40 degrees above normal, melting the refrigerator, scorching candles, and blowing out power at the walls.
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Chiara
Kathryn Staton
Teavilly
Ail Girls It’s Quite A Feeling Father Of Quadruplets
Philadelphia AP reports a couple welcomed quadruplets amid excitement and humor as the father jokes about caring for four babies. The mother and babies are said to be in satisfactory condition. the newborns weigh about 2 to 3 pounds each and are placed in incubators with oxygen support.
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Father
Willem W. Cilale
Sas Renty
Philadelphia
Devel
William
Shores
Kennedy Plan Passes Senate Amid Low Spirits Aid Debate
The Senate voted 63 to 27 to approve a Kennedy economic package aimed at easing farm incomes and unemployment. It authorizes $300 million in federal loans and $4 million in grants to create jobs in distressed communities, with plans for crop specific programs, price supports, and by product use to balance supply and demand. The measure now moves to the House for consideration before Easter recess.
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Stoney
Uye Farm
Kennedy
West Liverbirds
Washington
Senate
House
House Banking Subcommittee
Unemployment Benefits Reported In Corry Area
A weekly summary from James Rosebery, head of the Cov office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service, shows $71 512 paid in benefits to 47 unemployed workers in Corry and Union City areas. The report notes 40 new applicants, 24 claims reopened, 36 waiting to qualify, totaling 751 people seeking or receiving aid.
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Corry
Union City
James Rosebery
Cov
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Bersons
Cory Office
Erie County
Roseberry
Cigarette Bands Do Not Help Blind Guide Dogs
George T. Walters of Brie's Center for the Blind debunks a rumor that cigarette bands can obtain a Seeing Eye dog. He warns that hoaxes promote fraud and says guide dogs are not given for such token strips or arbitrary quantities.
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George T. Walters
Brie
Center For the Blind
Walter
Four Make Restitution In Oil Theft
A statement by a 9 local burglary suspect at Lie Corry State Police substation says he and three companions stole 21 quarts of outboard motor oil and a tire from Louis Russ farm on February 27. The four, identified as Orville E Hutt 17 Ford AH Satant 17 Wallin Powell 17 Spartansburg 18 Douglas B Slee, were charged with larceny but released after restitution for the oil and tire plus costs.
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Lie Corry
Louis Russ
Corry Orville E Hutt
R Dt Corky
Fils
Ford AH Sataunt
Corry
Wallin Powell
Spartansburg
Douglas
Hall Infant Dies At Corry Hospital
The hall infant, son of Mr and Mrs Hall of Pittsfield RD, died shortly after midnight at Corry Memorial Hospital from meningitis. Surviving are the paternal and maternal grandparents, private funeral services set at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Alvin Rhodes officiating, burial in Swedish Cemetery at Three Point.
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Ea Aaroneer
Hall
Pittsfield
Wo Corry Memorial Hospital
Atth Won
Ane
Yang
Leo Platchy
Bes
Lakes
Clifford Burlingame
Bun Lake
Ex-Corryite Involved In Will Case
Esther Fardink of Jamestown seeks probate of her mother L Allee Ellsworth's will in Union City after her brother W Bruce Ellsworth now in Jenkintown Pa. agreed to produce the will in county court. The case seeks an accounting of estate assets and challenges fees collected by the brother.
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Erie
Corty
Jamestown,n. Y
William Knox
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Jenkintown
Samuel Roberts
Esther Fardink
Jamestown
L. Allee Ekworth
Union City
D. Sherwood Jones
Knox
Jines Totony
Fardink
Gladys Sarge
Mayville, N
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Dobny
Dolan Ware County Hospital
Upper
Dathy
Mobher Jy
Congress
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Kennily
Tim Abes
Anita
Mean
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Silver Lake
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