Rusk Gromyko Meet To Break Geneva Deadlock
In Geneva Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Foreign Minister Andud Gromyko held a private session to push East West talks past stalemates over Berlin nuclear tests and disarmament. Rusk said agreement on procedure failed. Gromyko pressed four year disarmament. Western plan seeks equal priority with Soviet plan. Continues on page eight.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andud Grammyko
Berlin
Rusk
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Lord Home
CMH Directors Plan Improved Lighting Project
CMH directors approved a lighting efficiency plan for two hospital areas the emergency room and parking. The Property Committee will study the proposal and report later. They authorized two officials to attend the Middle Atlantic Hospital Assembly in Atlantic City from May 23 to 25.
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Wee Werwerers
Arry Memorial Hospital
Middle Atlantic Hospital Assembly
Atlantic City
N. J
Edgar Alexander
Brundage
Chris Vansen
Elston
Fuller
Hawkins
Russell
Slattery
Vaughn
Wurm
Young
Blue Cross Seeks 21 Percent Rate Hike in Penna
AP reports Blue Cross in Western Pennsylvania lost over 2 million dollars on its 21-90 Day and Standard hospital plans last year. William Hyword testifies at Pittsburgh hearings before State Insurance Commissioner Francis R. Smith. The rise, estimated at around 21 percent per subscriber, would affect about two thirds of Blue Cross's 1,913,000 Western Pennsylvania subscribers.
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Blue Cross
Pennsylvania
Standard Hospital
Solid
William Hyword
Hospitals Service Association of Western Pennsylvania
Fittsburgh
Francis R. Smith
Plane Missing With 10 Aboard In Neptun Patrol Flight
A Navy P2V Lockheed Neptune patrol bomber with ten aboard disappeared off Mount St Helens near Beattle Washington. Engine trouble forced a flight to California and last contact was made as the aircraft vanished into heavy overcast about two miles southwest of the 9671 foot mountain. Bad weather prevented an air search overnight.
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Beattle, Wash
Navy
Miler
Califor
Naval Air Reserve Traini Tg
Mt. St. Helens
Ohotdy
French Struggle Over Algerian Cease Fire Deepens
In Algiers and Oran, French troops and police clash with militants as Algeria endures a day of fighting amid the ceasefire. Officials report at least 30 killed or wounded across attacks, most victims Muslims, with Corsica deployed to deter Secret Army Organization activity.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Oran
Secret
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
France
Corsica
Mediterranean
de Gaulle
Eichmann Appeal Fight Over Trial Law in Israel
Adolf Eichmann’s defense urged the Israeli Supreme Court to overturn his death sentence, contending the capture was illegal and the trial invalid. Lawyer Dr. Robert Servatius sought to admit new evidence and call witnesses, aiming to bring in Hans Globke as an expert on Nazi racial laws.
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Jerusalem
Adolf” Eichmann
Supreme Court
Gestapo
Eichmann
Israel
Robert Servatius
Konrad Adenauer
Servatius
Hans Globke
Hitler
Interior Ministry
Globke
Charges Dropped in New Castle Caucus Room Case
In New Castle Pennsylvania charges of disorderly conduct against reporter Phil Austin of the New Castle News were dismissed yesterday by Alderman Charles A. Viggiano. Austin declined to leave a city hall caucus room on Mayor Herman Steinbrits orders and was escorted out by a police officer two months ago.
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New Castle
Phil Austin
The
New Castle News
Charles A. Viggiano
Austin
Herman Steinbrit
Youths Attack Adults After Local Basketball Game
In Pittsburgh a group of youths roughhoused Payette County adults near the Pitt Field House after the Uniontown Fifth Avenue Class A PIAA western championship game. City solicitor Harvey King Jr. said he was punched and his wallet stolen. Mrs. King reported her purse stolen. George Rigg of Farmington had his glasses broken. Mrs. Rigg was unharmed.
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Pittsburgh
Payette County
Pitt Field House
Uniontown
Harvey King Jr
Pilot of Death Plane Stripped Of Credentials
The FAA revoked, effective immediately, the air transport rating of pilot Ronald H. Conway and the airframe and power plant certificate of chief flight engineer John R. Mayfield for the Imperial Airlines crash that killed 74 army recruits including 41 Pennsylvanians near Richmond Virginia on November 8. Conway was cited for multiple safety violations including improper fuel handling and allowing a student to hand-pump landing gear, while Mayfield had noted issues with fuel pumps the day before the crash.
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Washington
Imperial Airlines
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Ronald H. Conway
West Hollywood
Fla
John R. Mayfield
Miami Springs
Mayfield
Richmond
William F. Poythress
Conway
Poythress
Byrd Field
Corry Leads in County Industrial Growth Reports
Erie County developers heard Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation show the strongest growth in attracting new industry. Five plants brought 750 jobs to Corry while Erie city reported 304 new jobs over five years. Assemblyman Schaaf outlined Act 413 amendments enabling bond issues for development projects with streamlined authority and no referendum, boosting Corry’s prospects.
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Erie County Industrial Development Corporation
Erie
Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation
Corry
Stewart ‘A. Long
Corry ‘Chai
Commieree
Te County Nnmaniaation
Erle
CATDC
Peter Schaaf
Derailment In Panama Ties Up Pennsy Freight
A Pennsy freight train derailed near Panama, spilling 24 coal cars. Buffalo PRR spokesman said 39 cars stopped before the wreck, 24 derailed, plus five more behind the derailed section. Crews rushed to the scene as repairs began and traffic detoured via nearby routes.
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Panama
AWHDY
Barlanut Goelbray
Lotrae
Burien
Buffalo Office
PRR
Journos
Twick
Olean
Buffalo
Corry Launches Drive To Find Work For Youth
William A. Michael of the Corry office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service announced the local phase of a national drive to secure jobs for out of school unemployed youth. Supported by Governor Lawrence and Mayor Zalzneck, the campaign seeks community cooperation from business, labor, PTA, educators, veterans groups, and agencies to place teens in trainee and entry level roles. Michael stressed the need to replace wasted talent with real job opportunities and urged employers to list openings to put youth to work today for tomorrow’s profits.
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William A. Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Lawrence
Philip Zalzneck
Michael
Parent-Teachers Association
Hike In Gasoline Prices End Penns Price War
Oil firms raise gasoline by five to six cents a gallon in the region to stop a price war. A spokesman declined to name the company. Retail prices are expected to rise to about 30.9 cents per gallon, ending a period when stations sold as low as 25.9 cents. John Huemmrich, president of Allegheny County Retail Gasoline Dealers, says dealers were losing money.
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Sycesbungh
Oil Company
Pittsburgh Post-Gusevle
John Huemmrich
Association of Retail Gasoline Dealers of
Allegheny County
James Sinare Dies At 59 In Columbus
James Sinare died at Corry Memorial Hospital shortly after 10 this morning after suffering a heart attack. He was 59 and owned Bigham Hardware and Plumbing Co. at 17 South Canton Street. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home will be published in tomorrow's Journal.
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Sinare
Columbus
Kennedy says Geneva talks must continue despite Berlin stalemate
President Kennedy asserts willingness to cooperate with the Soviet Union on outer space projects and nuclear controls while signaling Berlin talks remain unresolved. He stresses U S resolve to move at Geneva in a spirit of cooperation for all mankind and notes UN support and Guard reservist service.
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East
Hrvatdent
Kenny
Wisan
Berlin
Khrushchev
United States
Geneva
Khrustichev
Kenledy
Washington, D.C
Uley Space
New York
Kenedy
U.S
Kennedy
Newsmen ii
United Nations
Vicw
Richard M. Nixon
Cuba
New York Assembly backs teen movie restrictions bill
A bill to regulate teen access to movies and ban sale of certain magazines to youths advanced in the New York Assembly. Sponsored by Dic R Marano it aims to have the state education department label acceptable films for elementary and high schools. Critics call it censorship while proponents stress youth protection.
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Albany
New York
Assembly
Senate
Dic
R. Marano
Brooklyn
Upoer House
Nas
Joint Legislative Committee
Marano
Bertram L. Podell
Podell
State Education Department
CAHS Girls Among 34 In First Aid Class
Thirty four students from Cor ey Bear Lake Albion and Spar vansburg List night attended the opening session of a Red Cross Course 1 first aid. The class blends standard and advanced training and leads to RC certification in both categories. Teacher Mrs. Norman Tarbell notes sessions are Wednesdays in the Corry Public Library basement. The class, initially for Civil Defense and State Police wives, now includes CAHS seniors preparing for nurse training. Members include Civil Defense and Corry Ambulance Service staff renewing or earning certification. Enrollment is closed due to size and the Red Cross covers costs. Tarbell teaches as a community service without pay.
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Corey
Bear Lake
Albion
Ad Spar
Vansburg
Red Cross
Norman Tarbell
Corry Public Library
Civil Defense Unit
Corry Area High School
CAHS
Corry Ambulance Service
Tarbell
Y Swimmers Seek Funds For State Meet
About 30 Corry YMCA swimmers, regional finalists from Grove City, plan to travel to Gettysburg for the state meet on March 30. They discuss bus transport versus private cars, with financing a key hurdle. A tag sale will run citywide to raise funds, and cash donations are urged to YMCA Swimming Team care of J R Elwin Puller.
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Stans
Uance Vals
Corry
Grove City
Gettysburg
YMCA
J& R
Woodcutter Slays Three and Kills Self Near Emporium
A 27-year-old woodcutter shot neighbor Sidney Long, 25, at his door with a .22 rifle, then killed his wife Bonnie, 17, and their 10-month-old Roy before taking his own life in Gardeau Cameron County, Pennsylvania. Coroner Dr. George Dorman said victims died at the scene and bodies were sent to Emporium funeral home. No motive yet. Mrs Kennedy recovering from surgery in Palm Beach after Boston operation.
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Emporium
Cameron County
Gardeau
Cameron
McKean
Pennsylvania
Jes
Sidney Long
Long
Biffle
Bonnie
Roy
West Virginia
George E. Dorman
Emporium Funeral Home
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