Kennedy Says U S Will Not Let Communist Take Laos
President Kennedy signals a strong stance against Soviet backed forces in Laos and hints at counter pressure as a possible follow up to failed diplomatic talks. The White House meeting with top advisers weighed options while Secretary Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko discussed Laos for hours seeking a path to defuse the crisis.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Amattor
White House
Laos
Britain
France
Laois
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Gromyko
Tineker
False HoldUp Report Nets Victim Jail
Frewsburg coffee salesman Donald Burch was jailed after pleading guilty to filing a false hold up report claiming two youths with knives robbed him of $200 between Lootsville and Columbus. The judge sentenced him to one day to 23 months in county custody. State police later said he admitted the tale was a hoax driven by financial distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frewsbure
Columbus
Donald Burch
Byle
Elmner Ryans
Mdee Ryans
Bureh
Tsuing
Loltsville
Retailers Cancel Dinner Meeting and Plan Later Session
Retailers cancel the dinner meeting scheduled for tomorrow night at the VFW, rescheduling to later in March. The Retail Division chair BG Barney Bennett announced the group will meet March 28 at Municipal Building to discuss centennial participation July 8 week, summer hours, and a clerk training program, while continuing cooperation with the Corry Avel Ministerial Association closing stores Good Friday from noon to 5 p.m.
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Reall
Chamber of Commerce
VFW
Marehi
BG Barney Bennett
Ritz Resastaurant
Corry Avel Ministerial Association
Benniet
Labor Aide Edward Wityderald Dies at 82 in Pasadena
Edward Wityderald, 82, longtime labor aide and commissioner under Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt, died Sunday at his Pasadena residence. He served in federal labor roles during the Hoover and Roosevelt administrations and was remembered for his public service and contributions to labor policy.
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Glendale
Edward WH Wityderald
US Department of Labor
Herbert Hoovwy
Tankini
D. Roorevelt
Pasadeni Cail
Centennial Week July 7th Council Approves City Park Carnival Site
The Centennial Committee led by Robert Grice won approval to use City Park for a carnival during Centen nial Week despite deed limits. Mayor Kinley warned park use violates the deed but a community-wide project sentiment prevailed. Deputy Coroner Ausin ruled the fatal suffocation of Alexander Gordon accidental after a mother left a plastic bag on his bed.
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Hading
Berks County
Michael Ausin
Alexander Gordon
Bernville
William T. Gordon
Abe
Anoining Dam
Hhe
Robert Grice
Grice
Hewers
Oye Pure
Gniey
Norte Center
Washington Street
Pirst Ave
Pleasant Street
Main
J. Fred Kinley
Corneil
Wr. Dearing
Corry
Mead Park
Filer
Kinley
Withdraw Charge Of Adultery In Mott Street Case
A charge of adultery against Floyd McKuhn of Mott street was withdrawn this morning as other court action began in the case involving Mrs. Leland Thompson also of Mott street. Edward Carney, attorney, said a deputy sheriff served a writ of habeas corpus on Mrs. Thompson to appear in Erie County court March 30 and to produce her child. The writ starts proceedings to take the child from its mother on grounds she is not fit to care for it. With the writ served at a hearing, the adultery charge against McKuhn was withdrawn. The case was originally before Alderman Cobbett on March 1.
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Floyd McKuhn
Mott Street
Leland Thompson
McKuhn
Edward Carney
Erle
Thompson
The
Journal Today
Corry
Bomber Loses Engine Lands Safely After Explosion
A six engine BAT Stratojet bomber lost an engine and 16 feet of Wink during a nighttime exercise. The plane landed safely at Roxee Base after a tanker mission. search parties were sent to Southwestern Tidiana to locate the missing engine. The bomber was not damaged on impact.
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Femui
Unic
Bunter
VFW A P Church Asked To Finance Water Control
City officials consider a water drainage problem on Franklin Street involving the VFW American Legion post A P grocery and a local church The mayor said Pred erluk Schwab alerted him to the issue and noted water runoff from these properties during heavy rain overflowing onto Franklin Street Cont on Page Eight.
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VFW
A&p
Church
Ellie Connen
Franklin Street
Manly
J Fred Kinley
Erluk Schwab
Prandin Street
Drew
St. Thomas’ Church
Peanklin Steat
Peankin Street
City 11 PM curfew goes into effect with no alarm
City adopts 11 PM curfew after a 5-0 vote with Mayor Kinley and safety director Weber noting no legal requirement for a mandatory alarm. Alarm testing ends with plans to reschedule a daily 6 PM test while officials and clergy support strict enforcement and anticipate neighborhood disturbance from late signals.
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Careanour
Fred Kinley
YMCA
Houso
Jie
Raymund Weber
WII
Jerome Davis
Weber
Roger Brown
Cornell
Percy Corbin
K. S. Durham
Man Dies After Tavern Brawl Bullet Wound
KVORVILLE Lena AP reports a 54 year old man shot in the heart during a tavern brawl died at a hospital after living 16 hours. The victim identified as William Oliver Smith of Kalb Ti was struck by a 29 caliber pistol bullet.
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Kvorville
Lena
William Oliver Smith
T= Kalb
Big Three seek quick test ban treaty in Geneva
United States Britain and Soviet Russia push for an early pact at Geneva with inspections as a core demand. Britain notes a real chance to agree in weeks but hinges on Soviet stance while the West modestly tweaks positions. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin says they made proposals and assigns responsibility to the West. Tass cites hopeful optimists as talks resume after a three month recess.
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Geneva
Tofay
United States
Britain
Kennedy
Washington
Moscow
Davie Ormsby-Gore
Soviet Union
Semyon Tsarapkin
West
Tass
Loblaws Store Builder Takes Over High School Lot Title
The new owner Ketzel gains transfer of the Westerned property from the city with a $1500 forfeit if not erecting a building by next year. He planned a single building retail concept with Associated Contractors, linked to Loblaw, but efforts stalled as contractors could not be reached for comment.
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New Builder
Rolin Ketzel
Erle
Ketwil
Ketzel
T Te City
Ius Report
Associated Contractors
Loblaw Evocer
Lobylaws
Jack Moss
W. M Dey Arment
Sterline Milk Plant Construction Planned by Corry Firm
Rogers Structural Steel Co. to provide building steel for a new Sterline Milk Company plant on the present site. The project, with an 80 by 170 foot main processing building, will be completed in about ten weeks after a two-stage submittal plan. Construction to begin immediately under Hility Construction Co, with extensive facilities including a five-span refrigerator system and storage area.
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Coley - Owned
Sterline Mille Conijutiy
Bete
Sigucure
Hohe
Fee Space Widey
Fetalt Dairy
Cori
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Stedkwick
Plone
Ld Pobious Wilk
Atvuate
Sulle Su Gues
Db Wesuryh
Balun Bts
Fuiui
Fey
Hility Construction Co
Whlett Huetie
Ronge
Aveanush
Council OKays Sign Permit For Store Outlet
City council last night denied a request by Re Dry Store on North Chintey Street to install a four by ten foot sign on the curb but approved a similar sign on the building. The vote reflected concern the curb sign would clutter the sidewalk and disturb nearby businesses. The council affirmed that building signage complied with the ordinance and granted the permit under the condition the structure met height and placement rules.
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Wily
North Chintey Street
Day
Kinley
Streets Head To View Grader In New Jersey
City streets director J R Deduing leads a delegation to Trenton for inspecting a 1954 model street grader. The unit is priced at 5100 with another option at 900, about 1500 cheaper than current stock. May is chosen for the inspection tour to evaluate heavy equipment readiness and cost.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Meghinle
Arto
Rytl
Sewage Plant Chief Nichols to Leave City Role
The Wade Sewage Plant chief operator Cyrus Nichols plans to resign, triggering a vacancy at the facility. City officials state a replacement and training period will be arranged, with technician David Lovellin employed part time in the lab as a temporary measure.
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Ecm Sreund
Colin
Hawerenew
Cy Nichols Az
Weber
Nichols
David Lovellind
Techniciat
Youngsville Woman Injured in Chest Wound
Miss Florence Peterson 34 of Youngsville is in good condition at Warren General Hospital after a self-reported gunshot wound to the chest. Sheriff Donnell B. Allen Jr. suspects personal safety related cause. rifle recovered. Peterson was alone at home and crawled to a phone for help. Peterson works at the Sylvania Electric Plant in Warren.
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Youngsville
Florence Peterson
Warren
J General Hospital
Peterson
Warren County
Donnell B. Allen Jr
Allen
Fromi
Sylvania
Wels Inc
Street Lighting On Center To Be Improved
Center street lighting will be upgraded with 42 lights increased from 600 to 1,000 candle power and six new lamps installed. Safety director Rigmund Weber cites a $60,000 cost and the city’s annual payment around $200 for the project aimed at brighter residential areas. The Pennsylvania Ride may coordinate improvements in the neighborhood.
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Premer Gener
Intore
Cortyiles
Rigmund Weber
Weber
Chile
Pennaylvania
Rideteie
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Momma
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U.S
Goodell
A. John
Luth
Mina
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Edna
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Soviet Russia
Loblaws
SONY
Andrehitent
Sterling Mik Company
Erie
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