Britain Seeks Absolute Minimum Verification for Test Ban
GENEVA AP Britain says it will accept an absolute minimum system of verification for a nuclear test ban if the Soviet Union agrees, arguing for a reasonable compromise at the disarmament conference. Lord Home noted Britain recognizes Moscow’s gains from past tests and favors ending tests forever with adequate verification to prevent violations.
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Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Lord Home
Home
Harold Macmillan
United States
Two Chocolate Makers Cited by FDA Seizures
FDA filed seizure actions last week against Hershey Chocolate Corp in Hershey Pennsylvania and Nestle Co in White Plains New York for mislabeling claims on vitamin and iron fortified products. Seizures occurred at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh facilities with thousands of cases involved totaling about eight thousand six hundred dollars.
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Washington
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hershey
Nestle Co
White Plains
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Cincinnati
Pnd
Solz
Tire al Cincinnat
Nestle
White Terminal “Co
Pittsburgh
Union City Man Shot in Head in Trailer Court
Harry Abrams of Miller's Trailer Court near Union City remains in critical condition at Hamot Hospital after a head wound from a .32 caliber pistol. Found by neighbor Dr. Charles Rice in the trailer court tool house yesterday afternoon, investigators pursue whether the shooting was accidental or self-inflicted as troopers continue their inquiry.
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Union City
Hamet
Erie
Corry
Harry Abrams
Miller's Trailer Court
Abrams
Charles Rice
Court
Union City Hospital
Hamot Hospital
C. W. Irwin
The
Journal
City Awards Gasoline and Oil Contracts For 1962
City council awards bids for oil and gasoline supply for the coming year. United Refining Co will furnish gasoline at 14.6 cents per gallon lubricants at 16.5 cents a pound and grease at 16.2 cents a pound. West Penn GLF wins No 2 fuel oil at 13.3 cents per gallon and premium detergent oil at 7.2 cents a gallon. One bid rejected for lack of required certified check.
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Myneic Ute
United Refining Co
West Penn Glf
No. 2
Pound master eyed to chase stray dogs citywide
City council approved immediate steps toward drafting an ordinance to create a pound master role to hunt stray dogs. Mayor Zalzneck to hire temporarily one of four interested men while testing a two month trial period and setting fee schedules for dog owners.
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Philip Zalzneck
Council
Kennedy hikes duties on carpets glass and tiling
President Kennedy orders higher import tariffs on carpets and certain glass while keeping levies on ceramic tiling and baseball gloves. The Tariff Commission recommended boosting duties on Wilton tapestry carpets and related imports from 21 to 40 percent of value and raising glass duties to 13 to 35 cents. He cited insufficient evidence that ceramic tiling and baseball gloves harmed U S industry. The measures mainly affect Belgium and Japan.
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Washington
Kennedy
Tariff Commission
Wilton
Russia Resumes Harassing Flights Reported After Pause
An informed source notes Russia resumed harassing air lanes after a two day pause. Berlin observers reported aircraft flying without identified markings, with authorities indicating continued risk in the region.
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Russia
Berlin
Barlee
Nixon angry at Kennedy over Cuba remarks in campaign
In his new book Six Crises Richard Nixon recalls anger at John F. Kennedy during the 1960 presidential race over Kennedy’s call for a stronger stance against Cuba. Nixon says Kennedy knew of CIA training for refugee troops and that he privately favored a tough approach while publicly opposing it. He describes a covert program to protect the operation and the need to avoid signaling U.S. aid to rebels. The account frames Nixon as forced to soften his public line. Continued on Page Eight.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
J. Cubs
Nixon
Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
Doubleday
Eisenhower
Pidel Castro
United States
McSparran Attacks GOP and Dem Bossism in PA Run
J Collins McSparran, seeking Pennsylvania governor, denounces party bosses at Meadville Republican Women dinner. He targets 12 Democratic bosses and calls Scranton his reluctant opponent, urging open primary reform as he files for the May nominating race. He appeals to over five million PA voters, criticizing backroom control and secret ballots.
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Meadville
J. Collins McSparran
Pennsylvania
Meadville Council of Republican Women
American Legion Rooms
McSparran
Rule Out Entry Into School At 5 Years, 3 Months
The Earry Area Joint School Committee approved that children entering first grade must be at least five years seven months old as of September 1, effective immediately. The state allows admission at five years three months with a qualifying exam, but crowding necessitates the higher age. The rule is non mandatory and aims to ease overloaded classrooms and reduce hardship on teachers.
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Earry Area
Scnow
Superintendent of Schools
Two Charged With Driving While Drunk After Route 6 Crash
State Police served warrants against Lawrence Purpura and Charles Daniels charging both with drunk driving following a March 11 crash on Route 6 near the state fish hatchery. Daniels pled guilty and posted a $1000 bond. Purpura pled not guilty and posted $1000 bond with a hearing set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Comy
Yesurday
Area Ten
Wello
Lawrence Purpura
Wes Pleasant Street
Purpura
Charles L. Daniels
Columbus
Huri
Corry Memorial Hospital
Justice | of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Corry
Daniels
Erie County
Marsh
Israeli Syrian Sea of Galilee clash wounds two
Syrian shore gunners and an Israeli patrol boat exchanged fire briefly at the Sea of Galilee frontier amid an eight hour battle. Two Israelis were wounded as both sides blamed the other. The incident followed heavy fighting on the east coast and saw several Syrian planes over Galilee regions.
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Ei Kusalmm
Sea of Galilee
State nudges Corry school plan approval grows
Corry area school officials heard that the state approved another step in the plan to build three new schools. An inspection team led by Fred Clark Maurice Kolpein and Thomas Shupe will evaluate sites for a junior high near the high school, an elementary at the former Washington School site, and another elementary in Columbus Township. G B Fisk of the Department of Public Instruction will guide the local officials through final steps.
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Use
Fred Clark
Harbsteek High School
Maurice Kolpein
Erie County
Thomas R. Shupe
Corry Area
Harrisburg
G. B. Fisk
Department of Public Instruction
Fisk
Cor‘ry
Corry budget plans set record with million dollar school proposal
City Council and the Corry Area Joint School Committee in late night talks proposed a school budget totaling 1,012,601, the first over the million-dollar mark in the district. The city would bond 300,000 for civic improvements, with further hearings to determine financing and tax implications for outlying districts.
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Corry Area
Schol
Norman Smith
Spring Creek
Corry
City Planning Commission
White Street
West Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Council
U. S. District Judge Faces Atomic Energy Charge
U S district judge Gessner was released to Fort Leavenworth Kansas Army Disciplinary Barracks after charges alleged violation of atomic energy regulations. Details indicate prior military discipline proceedings and transfer to confinement pending further action.
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U. 8
Gessner
Oncy
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Reservists Ordered To Stop Loud Protests At Ft Polk
In west central Louisiana at Ft Polk, Maj Gen Harvey West ordered reservists and National Guardsmen to end protest meetings. Soldiers were considering writing Congress over release dates. meetings will be broken up and personnel may only write congressmen privately from barracks with respectful language. Fort Polk hosts about 12,000 troops, largely reserve and National Guard units from Texas and 17 other states.
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Polk
Louisiana
Harvey B. West
Ft. Polk
Congress
West
Berlin
49H
National Guard Armored Division
Texas
Steel negotiators mum on talks in Pittsburgh
Top steel negotiators today declined comment on yesterday's marathon session as they opened their fifth day of renewed labor contract talks at a downtown hotel. The parties did not hold news conferences and ended the day with no formal conclusion, marking continued uncertainty in the bargaining.
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Khrushchev
Ruth Israel
Old
Freeport Bank
Freeport
Lawrence J. Maloney
Squirrel Hill
Irael
Geraldine Calloway
Herman Israel
Armstrong County
Pall
Yeadon
Margaret Haloney
Syria
Galilee
George Gessner
Topeka
Tshed
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