Five Arrested in London Spy Ring Shakes Global Politics
Five individuals including a Soviet master spy an American couple and two British lovers were convicted for stealing Royal Navy secrets. The case prompted a worldwide security overhaul order from Lori Carrington first lord of the admiralty and set up a board of inquiry as British papers blasted naval intelligence failures.
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England
Stange Radio
Moscow
Sed
Kirgen
Britain
Lori Carrington
Admiralty
Beaver Louok
Daily Express
Girl OK After Rare Operation On Her Heart
Joyce, a young patient in Wyoming, survived a groundbreaking heart operation. Deborah Hospital doctors described two rare defects in her heart anatomy, corrected during a four day procedure that inserted a new plastic wall to separate chambers.
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Bawns Mills
Tin Okiy
Toyew Oron Nh
Plushing
Sti
PHN
WML
TEL Aetvet Aan
Medrical
Hiletany
Deborah Hospital
Joven Wis
Heurl
Ste
Hey Hart
Toveo
Thord
Lelie
Joyce
Dryden Morse
Moorestown
Si Wgons
Eight year old writes to President for aid
An eight year old boy from MEMEHIS plans to write to President Kennedy asking for help in getting his pet fawn back. The deer named Sune was moved to the Yoo after the family failed to obtain a menagerie license. The boy intends to ask for state law on possession of wild game and permit requirements.
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Memehis
Kennedy
Sune
Wronktaxt
Yoo
Bobby Reed
Benguet Nelp
Periise
Fire claims second victim in Philadelphia building blaze
A deadly fire in a Philadelphia commercial building killed a grandmother of five and a daughter. Beatrica Welsn, 12 hours after the blaze, died at Hahnemann Hospital as relatives mourned.
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Philadephia
Strick
Commercial Huildin
Chay
Hahnemann
Robbery Case in Prewsburg Leads to Short Jail Time
Donald Buccl of Prewsburg faces a robbery charge after an attempted hold up at a company office. The suspect admitted the holdup and claimed he was en route to a company meeting. He received a one day to 24 months jail sentence and a $50 fine after partial payment plans were proposed.
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Ormol
Donald Buccl
Prewsburg
Hie Ellis Company
Bureli
Burch
Chary
Howes
Dade
Leon
Ey Plantes Police
Elvis Biot
Verne
Larsville
HOPE
Blue County
Elmer Ryans
Buren
Mother Dies After Son 12 Jumps Car in Carport
Etna L. Moore, 34, was directing her son Jimmy when he accidently ran the car forward, pinning her against the carport wall and killing her. The incident occurred Tuesday. Moore’s son was seated in the vehicle awaiting instruction.
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MR. Wash
Jyovinis
Etna L. Moore
Jimmy
Erie County Fire Chiefs Set UC Meet In Tinion City
Erie County fire chiefs and assistants from outside Erie city meet in Tinion City for the second phase of their reorganizational program. Chief Prunes Wontenay and staff host at City Hall firemen room as the first reading of proposed by laws is read and county reorganization business is discussed. Refreshments follow. The Erie County Fire Chief's Association aims to unite the county companies for better emergency response and share ideas on equipment and fighting methods.
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Erie County
Erie
Tinion City
Prunes Wontenay
City Hall
Erie County Fire Chief's Association
T de Beation
Tme
U.S. Plans Aid program for Africa at U.N.
The Kennedy administration outlines new proposals for a U.N. funded program to boost Africa’s economy and education. The plan, shaping Eisenhower era ideas, seeks major changes and explains aims to avoid Soviet influence while addressing African needs.
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United Nations
Kidnap-Slayer Case Darkens as Police Hunt Continues
A $25,000 ransom case ends in tragedy as police pursue clues in the disappearance of 10 year old Tommy McNevin. War ren Williamson, tied to the ransom scheme, killed himself after being linked to the note and alleged kidnap plot. Investigators sift footprints and a possible note trail while the mayoral and church circles seek answers.
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Bellevills
Ont
Api—Bofice
Tommy McNevin
Tommy
Warren Willamson
Williamson
Bill Crown Attorney
John Pringle
Connie
Ted
Scott
Daniel McNevin
McNevin
Willamson
Drop Curtain On Three Act Traffic Force
After a November stop in Erie County two licensed drivers faced a messy collision case. Milan Gates, driving erratically, offered a fishing license to avoid a DUI charge and later faced probation. In March Gates rode as a passenger, then drove off after a fender bender with Mrs Pearl Willis, who was cited for lacking a license.
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Milan Gates
Erie County
Gates
GLF
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alfred Miles
Columbus
Pearl L
Willis
George Gorton
Wah
Exile Leaders Pledge Overthrow of Castro Within 18 Months
Jose Miro Cardona, 54, head of two Cuban exile groups, announces a revolutionary council to topple Castro and restore peace. He calls for aid from exiled Cubans, from Canada to Patagonia, while Castro condemns the move as puppetry and mercenary plots.
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New York
API
Pete
Iro
Jose Miro Cardona
Ryer
Castro Vrimo
Ormitlinn
Revolutionary Council
Wth
Ordinalor Senora
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Revoluionary Movement of the People
Seonsidere
Cardona
Ayer
Cubs
Mara
Castro
Olhier
Erie County Factory Work Up Amid Mixed February Data
February figures show Erie County employment rising to 32,800 with 600 more than January, led by durable goods and construction. Total employment stands at about 84,600 with 14,100 idle, while unemployment benefits claims reached 8,882 in the Cory and Erie offices.
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Paclony eMywwyienyaneel County
James Roseberry
Corry
Permeyiain
Roseberry
Quan
Wwe
Couby
Cory and
Erle
Patent Attorney Dies in Detroit District
Prescot M Ells Vert, 96, a patent attorney, died yesterday in Detroit. He practiced patent law for decades and was prominent in local business circles.
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Detroit
Prescot M Ells
Kennedy probes Laos crisis with U.S. force movement
President Kennedy speeds U.S. military units toward Southeast Asia amid Laos tensions. A major policy statement is planned for tonight as Britain seeks a cease fire and an international conference. The carrier Midway and two destroyers, plus Marines and helicopters, head toward the region amid secrecy.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Southeast Asia
Russia
Kingdom of
Laos
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
United States
Khrushchev
Sinc
Pentagon
Owever
Royal “Aation
AU Hong Kong
Midway
Philippines-Formosa
Udorn Thailand
Vientiane
House Eyes Hike In Minimum Pay
The House debates a compromise to raise the minimum wage. President Kennedy backs a 45 cent an hour rise over time, while a coalition of Republicans and Democrats seeks broader coverage and staged steps. Key figures Vinson and Ayres steer the talks amid split Southern support and administration denials of backing down.
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Nashinglon
Nol Hu
Admvistuwon
Bute
Pryaideit Kenedy
Pridty
Callistos
Ben Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Willa H. Ayres
Ohio
Vinson
Wicely
Arthur J. Goldberg
House
Jobless Bill Advances to President Kennedy for Signing
Emergency extension of unemployment benefits worth nearly 1 billion dollars awaits President Kennedy's signature. The measure, a priority amid recession, would start extra checks within 15 days of signing for long-term unemployed. federal funds advance to states with later repayment via tax increases.
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Kennedy
House
Somie Weesday
Police Nab Pair After Race In Downtown Area
Two drivers Charles D. Way of Spring Creek and John E. Piloney of R.D. Corry were cited for reckless driving after a downtown race in full view of officers. The two cars sped through Spring Street and West South Street at high speed, weaving and leaning dangerously as they passed. Police reported the incident and noted no applause from bystanders.
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Corry Trea
Pwietloe
Charles D. Way
Spring Creek
John £. Piloney
R.D. J
Soviet Union Abolishes Censorship for Foreign Journalists
The Soviet Union announced an end to censorship for foreign correspondents at a news conference led by Foreign Office press director Mikhail Kharlamov. Reporters must keep copies of all dispatches sent abroad and could face expulsion for unsatisfactory reporting. Kharlamov noted the move speeds up copy flow as foreign correspondents rose from 20 to about 150, with two thirds writing for Communist and Socialist publications. Previously copy had to be submitted to censorship before transmission.
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Mustow
Foreign Office
Mikhail Kharlamov
Soviet Union
Khirlamov
Khar Jamar
Moscow
Iveberg
Hue
Forest
Martie
Pa Man Charged For Killing Dog That Bit Him
Pittsburg held Ralph Williams 21 charged with kicking to death a terrier that allegedly bit him. The dog owner, Anni Zak 58, of Hazelwood, says the dog died after the incident. Williams faced a maximum $1000 fine and three years in prison.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Williams
Pittsburga Wis
Anni Zak
Hacelwour
Centennial Celebration Plans Span City History
Immersed in planning for the city’s centennial events, officials announce a nine week schedule of parades, concerts, and historical exhibits. Key features include a special parade, a public safety themed "Keystomt Cops" unit, and a high school football field event in the evening.
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Bricker Lolegr Mitlee
Uieiberg
Biapker
Jack Barr
Peofessional Juradit
Promster
Sheeen
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