Geneva Parley Adjourned After UN Rep Death
The Geneva disarmament conference adjourned following the Sunday death of G Narayanan a U N representative and Indian diplomat. Dean Rusk praised Narayanan and planned a final disarmament speech on Tuesday before returning to Washington. Rusk met with Andrei Gromyko aiming for progress on Berlin and a nuclear test ban despite stalemates.
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Geneva
API
United Nations
Una
Dean Rusk
EastWest
Rusk
Washington
G. Narayanan
U.N
Narayanan
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Kennedy
Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Fret
Lord Home
Four Skindivers Missing In Gulf Of Mexico
Four teen skindivers are missing after abandoning a tide swept rubber raft in the Gulf of Mexico. One youth swam two miles to shore near dark Saturday. Names given include Bradford Rice 14 Warren Felley 16 Eric Ruyle 16 and Larry Stuart Bil. Brien McCleary 16 was found sleeping on a beach near Fort McRae.
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Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Fis
Bradford Rice
Warren Felley
Eric Ruyle
Larry Stuart Bil
Brien McCleary
Fort McRae
Ancient motor to return to Corry museum display
A Corry era motor, made in Corry Pa and restored by Simon Electric Co in Midland Michigan, may find a home in the new Corry museum at Mead Park. The Duplex Electric Co of Eagle Street operated in the 1890s, and the motor may be donated to the museum after a preliminary display in Michigan. Local chamber of commerce officials brokered the inquiry and sent information packets to the Simon company.
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Michigan
Mead Park
Tne
Simon Electric Co
Midland
Mich
L. A. Long
Corry
Simon
H Is
Cony, Pa
Duplex Electric Co. Ltd
Eagle Street
Hammond
William Cady
Leroy Cady
East South Street
Duplex Company
Martha Raye Collapses On Lonely Beach
Martha Raye was found unconscious on a deserted Malibu beach late Sunday. Doctors revived her with a resuscitator and she was moved to Hollywood West Hospital in good condition, likely to stay a day or two. Her ex husbands and daughter helped locate her, with her age given as 48.
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Holly Wool
Acuess
Martha Raye
Malibu
Malibu Emergency Hospital
Hollywood West Hospital
Morris Katz
Comedienne
Katz
Miss Raye
Melodye Raye Condos
Nick Condos
Buddy Westmore
David Rose
Neal Lang
Condos
Edward Begley
Robert O'Shea
Pittsburgh Press Sets Sunday Paper Price Rise to 25 Cents
The Pitts burgh Press will charge 25 cents for Sunday editions outside eight county area starting April 1, due to higher production, transport and distribution costs. Eight county price remains 20 cents in Allegheny Armstrong Butler Beaver Fayette Indiana Washington and Westmoreland. In Tennessee, Barbara Tzard broke an ankle and theater Nashville canceled the play Dark at the Top of the Stars.
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Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh
Scripps-Howard
Allegheny
Armstrong
Butler
Beaver
Fayette
Indiana
Washington
Westmoreland
Poetic Justice Llb
Tenn
Theater Nashville
Barbara Tzard
Military Bloc Dictates Terms For Settlement In Argentina
Argentina faces a nine day crisis as military chiefs press for terms before any settlement. President Frondizi seeks time and a reprieve while Maj. Gen. Aramburu garners army support to oust him if needed. Armored guards and tight security mark Buenos Aires as power struggles unfold.
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Buenos
Frondizi
Bedro Aramburu
Juan Peron
Frondial
Aramburu
Rosendo Praga
Corry Council and Joint Board Plan Tonight Meetings
Corry will host two key evening meetings affecting city schools and streets. The Corry Area Joint School Board convenes at the high school auditorium for a merger discussion with four area directors, marking the first time fellow directors speak on merger since inquiries began. In Council chambers the city will discuss paying program costs and a possible 300000 bond, plus zoning ordinance talk. Earlier noon sessions included Chamber of Commerce committee and Corry School Board budget talks, not fully reported. A separate fire incident in Dun e, Pa left 28 year old Frank Romich dead from suffocation. he was found by a neighbor in a smoke filled dwelling.
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Corry
Corry Area
Council Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Persistence Nets Motorist Jail Term
Ray Crispen of Petersburg Pennsylvania was cited for driving without a license after being stopped at a railroad crossing. He pled guilty and was fined ten dollars plus costs, then repeatedly observed driving again within hours. He faced further arraignment before a local justice, with continued public attention to the case.
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Harding
Crispen
Petersborg
Porter Auer
Stow
Union City
Petersburg
Justice of the Peace
Peter DeGerlando
Soldier faces special court martial over protest remarks
A Texas soldier, 25 year old Owen Hevinis Lowen from Searcrift Texas, faces a special court martial for alleged disrepectful statements after Maj. Gen Harley West banned protest meetings at Pt. Polk. Lowen, a pre law student, was cited for conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. The case, tied to National Guardsmen and reservists, follows West’s order and a Dallas area protest clash. (Continued on Page Two)
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FT. Pulba
Texas
Harley B West
Pt. Polk
James Vance
40Th Armored Division
Sal Owen
West
Owen
National Guardsman
Dallas
Tex
Datings
Preemie Twins and Four More Boys Born at Corry Memorial
Corry Memorial Hospital welcomed six newborns in about five hours on Saturday. The event featured premature twin boys born to Mrs. Robert Maedje, weighing two pounds 11 ounces and two pounds 13 ounces, both in the same incubator. Other arrivals included babies born to the VanEarden, Way, Little, and Wright couples, and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sadowski.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Maedje
Buyder Circle
Maedje
Maedie
Song
Mir
Wilbur VanEarden
Clymer
David Way
Columbus
Charles Little
East Pleasant Street
Warren Wright
Spring Creek
Hubert Sadowski
Award Pair 8200 In Crash Claim Weatherin A a
A CUSE jury deliberating nearly six hours awarded damages totaling 6200 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winger Sr. of Kenner for injuries after a collision on August 29, 1959 four miles south of DiLCi. Defendant Mrs. Mary Minpich of Seneca faced the suit as operator. One award went to Mrs. Winger for 1200 and the other to her husband totaling 7000.
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Preeereeree Greet Cuse
Paul Winger Sr
Kennerdels
Ché
Wikherin
Trafficvatash
Dilci
Wis
Mary Minpich
Seneca
Winger
Algerian clash leaves twenty dead in Oran fighting
In Oran Algeria clashes between French troops and settlers from the Secret Army Organization left 20 dead and 68 wounded as barricades of buses and trucks blocked the center city. French air support searched European apartments for leaders and a clandestine transmitter as tensions rose following attacks in Maslema.
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Oran
Algeria
Ankiy Swaspean
Yous Bab
Oued
Algiers
Diehard Settlers, Spearheaded By Commandos of the Secret Army
Maslema
Secret Army
JFK Returns From West After California Trip
President Kennedy flew home from a Palm Springs visit and California swing, landing at Andrews Air Force Base after a 4 hour 22 minute flight. He and Robert F. Kennedy then went to Washington by helicopter, earlier enjoying a Palm Springs pool and attending Sacred Heart Church services. In Greensburg, 80 year old Joseph Marsh died from injuries after being struck by a stick last Saturday.
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Washington
Kennedy
California
Andrews Air Force Base
March Air Force Base
Aly
Robert F. Kennedy
Palm Springs
Big Crosby
Crosby
Sacred Heart Church
A. G. Edwards
Greensburg
Joseph Iarsh
Westmoreland Hospital
South Greensburg
Hundreds Enjoy Spring Outings on Area Highways
Motorists lined area highways yesterday enjoying perfect spring weather and first outings of the year. Many families headed to recreation spots like Presque-Tle Park at Erle and the Corry area schools parking lot saw kites and go-karts as the day wore on.
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Presque-Tle Park
Erle
Corry Area High School
Nearing Vote On Anti Poll Tax In Senate Drive
Washington AP reports an early Senate session aimed to push toward a vote on the anti poll tax amendment. Senator Mansfield’s plan seeks to use a minor bill as a vehicle, pressing Southern opposition to end the poll tax barrier for federal elections. The move targets a vote on the preliminary motion within a day or two as debate continues.
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Washington
Senate
Aday
Leidin
Mike Mans
Intd
Ind
Manfeld
Maafield
Tino
James
Eastland
D-Miss
Kennedy Urges Public Works For Jobless Areas
President Kennedy asks Congress for a 600 million public works program to create jobs in areas with high unemployment. The plan includes a standby 2 billion program for future recessions, urged by labor leaders and backed by administration officials. February unemployment at 5.6 percent is cited as a key justification.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Public Works’ Committee
Eadets
White House
Joseph S. Clark Jr
D-Pa
John A. Blatnik
Dminn
House Public Works Committee
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Abraham Ribiwolf
David E. Bell
Walter Heller
Deer Leaps Through Office Window Shocking Marysville
In Marysville, a deer unexpectedly leaped through the United Telephone Co of Pennsylvania office windows, startling two operators. The animal caused minor property damage and fled when an operator opened the door. Local authorities advised caution as the deer escaped into the street.
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Marysville
United Telephone Co of
Pennsylvania
Maryavillé
Tommpany
Maryville Offine
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