Reds seized in Washington on subversive act charges
Chambers, shown on the right, and others were arrested yesterday on warrants issued in Washington after their indictment on charges of failing to register the party with the attorney general under the subversive activities control act. They were taken to federal court in a car visible through streaked windows.
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Chambers
Washington
W York UP
Gus Hall
Benjamin J. Davis
Communist Party
American Airliner Missing At Sea With 107 Aboard
A Flyin g Tiger Line four engine Super Constellation vanished between Guam and the Philippines with 14 Americans and three Vietnamese aboard. U S planes and ships searched 75 000 square miles of the Western Pacific but found no trace. The crew included 11 Americans 93 0 5 Army personnel and four women. The flight departed Guam at 3 57 p m Thursday for a roughly eight hour 1000 mile leg to Clark AFB north of Manila. Continued on Page Five.
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Manila
Philippines
U.S
Western Pacific
California
South
Viet Nam
Flying Tiger Line
Guam
Travis Air Force Base
Clark Air Force Base
Page Five
Khrushchev Warns U.S. Over Global Rocket Threat
Khrushchev announced the Soviet Union had placed a new space vehicle in orbit and warned the United States the weapon would be invulnerable to antimisile defenses. He spoke at an election rally before Sunday's Soviet voting, saying Western disarmament plans amounted to an espionage plot and that the time for American defenses had passed.
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Moscow
Eramier Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Tais
Khmushchev
Geneva
Young Couple Shot To Death In Parked Car
A secretly married couple, Brenda Lou Fraley Howard 17 and Dotudd Ray Howard 19, were shot in their parked car near an eastern Kentucky town. Brenda, a Ashlatl High School senior, died at the scene while Dotudd Ray Howard, of Kenova West Virginia, died in the front seat. Police say a pistol found in the glove compartment may have fired during a confrontation late Wednesday. Funeral arrangements for both are planned for tomorrow.
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Apnnand
Vac
Kentucky
Brenda Lou Fraley Howard
St. Ashlatl High School
Dotudd Ray
Howard
Kenova
W. Va
Tomorow
Peta
Witich
Fatal 3 Truck Crash Claims Titusville Mother of Two
A 28 year old Titusville woman, mother of two, died in a head on crash involving a pickup and a southbound semi near Hydetown. Her husband and others were delayed by the two vehicle pile up as a second pickup and a Kyser couple were trapped by guard rail cables. The Kyser man, 62, and wife were rescued after nearly an hour, while the semi driver, Robert Murphy, 30, was treated for shock and hospitalized. The crash caused a two mile traffic jam on Route 8 as authorities investigated the cause. Continued on Page Eight.
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Titusville
Jenick
Centerville
Arly
Mert Willkim
David Mikey
Corry
Ole Kyser
Kyser
Hydetown
Robert Murphy
Lig~ Guier
Kysor
Murphy
Miller
Toville
Greenlawn
Townville
Harold W. Cornell
Kysers
Titusville Hospital
William
Sceldent
Hos
Erratic Heart Forces Change In Spacemen
Washington AP reports astronaut Donald K. Slayton will not fly due to an erratic heart rate. M Scott Carpenter will take the mission slot instead. The change was announced by NASA after Air Force medical review. Slayton, 38, expressed disappointment at the decision.
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Washington
Donald K. Slayton
John 3. Glenn Jr
M. Scott Carpenter
Mercury Space
National Aeronautics and Space Aiministration
Air Force
Slayton
Space Agency
Crash Of Tourist Bus Injuries 10 Americans In Italy
A bus carrying 40 American tourists collided with four trucks twenty miles south of Rome. Ten Americans were injured, three seriously, including Sylvia Fisher Green of Long Island who suffered fractures, a brain concussion and shock. The party was en route from Rome to Naples to board a boat for Capri as Rome faced its coldest March weather in two decades. Four others received first aid and were released.
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Italy
Rome
Naples
Isle of Capri
Sylvia Fisher Green
Long Island
Four Cars Crashed At Scene Of Fatal Wreck
Trooper Joseph Rabyak said two sequential crashes occurred on Route B near Hyde when a southbound car struck a stationary vehicle driven by Jean Wist. The second collision involved Lois Firth’s car rear ending Norman Wilson’s northbound vehicle. No injuries were reported, but about 200 cars including Titusville area buses were tied up.
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OC Curwell
Hydetown
Joseph Rabyal
Corry
Normen Reynolds
RD. 1
Townville
Jean Wist
RD. 2
Centerville
Reynolds
Wise
Titusville Area
Say Formula Contained Too Much Salt
BINGHAMTON State Police Laboratory confirmed a heavy salt concentration in a formula fed to 30 babies at Binghamton General Hospital, causing six deaths. Detective Capt. Michael O'Neil said a written report would be issued soon. A nurse mixed up formula with salt instead of sugar, leaving one baby in critical condition and another child possibly facing serious brain damage.
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Binghamton
Binghamton General Hospital
Michael O'Neil
Douglas ‘Woodford Jr
Douglas Jr
Elderly Couple Fatally Mistreated on Isolated Farm
Grant Carter 71 and Tara Carter 77 were tortured for hours, burned with matches, had live coals forced down their collars, and scalding water poured over them before two intruders fled with $3,900 in hundred dollar bills. Bodies found by friends. investigation by Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
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Jasper
Kenneth Shelton
Tennessee Bureau of Identifica
Shelton
Grant Carter
Tara
Mtomne
Carter
Satanic Angel Indicted in Pittsburgh church theft case
Robert Angel of Allegheny County was indicted on charges of stealing from a church poor box. Authorities allege he was caught handling the box and faces legal action. The case highlights a troubling incident of apparent theft within a religious setting.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Angel
Erie County approves four mill tax hike for 1962 budget
Erie County officials and two bankers agreed to add four mills to the 1962 budget totaling about five million dollars, rejecting deficit financing to retire a 750000 debt. Commissioner Rzymek opposed the hike, while Proctor and Lamberton supported it. formal adoption awaited today amid open public inspection. The plan keeps hospital expansion funded and faces continued public scrutiny.
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Arie
Erie County
Erie
Carl Proctor
Louis Raymek
Byron Clapper
Proctor
Fred Lamberton
Rzymek
Erie County Hospital
Lamberton
Gomissioner
Practor Dd
Writers Guild banquet honors top American screenplays
The Hustler by Sidney Carroll and Robert Hossen named best written American screen drama. Breakfast at Tiffanys by George Axelrod awarded best written American comedy film. West Side Story by Ernest Lehman named best written American musical.
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Hollywood
Sidney Carroll
Robert Hossén
Writers Guild of America
Sertin
Tiffany’s
George Axelrod
Ernest Lotiman
Aged care aid paid to 21 Pennsylvania hospitals
BanmwoJRG AP reports 29346 dollars is allocated to 21 Pennsylvania hospitals including Corry Memorial and Robert Packer to support Kerr Mills aged care payments. Initial vouchers approved by the State Welfare Department on Thursday with monthly payments to follow. funds split between medical bills for aided individuals and needy non beneficiaries. Hospitals listed include Robert Packer Sayre Quakertown Clearfield Exile St Vincent Harrisburg Corry Memorial and others. Also noted: Pittsburgh business activity fell 19.8 points for the week ending March 10, lowering the index to 96.1 percent.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kerr-Mills
State Welfare Department
al Hopitals
Robert Packer
Sayre
Quakertown
Clearfield
Clearfield Maple Avenue
Titusville
Harrisbus Polyclinic
Corry Memorial
Eric Hamot
Exile St. Vincent
Warren
Hanover
Andy York
Girl 11 Falls to Courtyard After Family Crisis
In New York City an 11 year old girl Linda Fred of the Bronx could not attend school for three weeks. After a call from Public School 160 her parents learned she locked herself in the bathroom and leaped from a fifth floor window to a courtyard below. She died later in hospital carrying the burden of her troubles.
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New York
Linda Fred
Linda
Francisco Fred
Bronx
Unseasonable Cold Covers Most Of U S
Unseasonable cold grips the nation with only minor changes in weather. Eastern northern Plains and central northern Rockies stay coldest with zero to teens. Southeast readings in 30s to 40s. western coast 40s to 50s, light precipitation and new snow flurries in the Great Lakes region. Two killed in Lebanon crash after a three car pileup near city.
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Associated Press
Plains
Rockies
Kentucky
Tennessee
Florida
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
World Goliaths U S Russia Urged To Pound Out Agreement
At Geneva the seven nation disarmament conference urged Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Premier Anrei A Gromyko to begin prompt informal talks on rival disarmament plans. India proposed the move as Brazilian Foreign Minister Dantas urged compromise. Menon pressed leaders to meet and hammer out a path, with others supporting informal talks. Moscow rejected Kennedy’s test ban terms and refused foreign inspectors, stalling progress while Western powers demanded inspection. Continued on Page Two.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Poreimn
Andrei A. Gromyko
India
Francisco San Thiago Dantas
V. K. Krishna Menon
Rusk
Gromyko
Ali
Menon
Soviet Union
Kennedy
U.S
Locke
Moscow
Corryites Run Labor Course Diploma Recipients Named
Ten Corry residents join 70 Erie County graduates in receiving AFL-CIO advanced counselors diplomas at a Soldiers and Sailors Home ceremony in Erie. The eight week course featured community life topics from public and private agencies and included the Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce program. Local 629 United Auto Workers sponsored Corry participation along with the Central Labor Council.
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Ven Corryites
Erie County
Afl-Cio
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie
Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio Council
Frank Grace
Michael Ross
Unitied Fund
Norma Vanderhoof
Corry
Thc
Raymond Division Union
Paul Fox
Raymond Higley
South Miller
Ralph Kimmy
Lawrence Andersen
George Maloney
Sam
March 31 Deadline for Tags in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicles Bureau sets March 31 as the tag registration deadline. Bureau officials plan to stay open late on several Saturdays to allow owners time to meet the deadline, while cautioning late applicants may face licensing delays.
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Harrisburg
Portnsylvania
Burrau
Burau
James W. Miler
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Benjamin F. Davis
Center
Leave Party
U. S
S. Viet Nam
Nikita
Beputy Crawford
FRA
John, O'Leary
Sharon Hownden
Ate Wats
Carolyn Beck
Sharon
Tex
Grants
N. M
Hall
Sid Davis
American Communist Party
Chelsea
Manhattan
Commtn
Davis
New York City
Atty
Robert P. Kennedy
CMH
Bureau of Business Research
University of Pittsburgh
Lebanon
Pullee
Robert Heverling
Luke Felice
Russia
Disarm Plain
Corryites
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