Dutch Set To Fight Indonesia In Guinea
Dutch warships and troops rushed toward West New Guinea to counter Indonesian infiltration, after failed U.S. mediated talks between the Hague and Jakarta. About 1,200 troops airlifted to New Guinea aboard KLM aircraft, with several planes diverted from New York routes. destroyers Limburg and Groningen and submarines Zeeleeuw and Dolfin ordered to join.
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Hague
Wetherlands
West New Guinea
Jakarta
New Sulwa
KLM
Ile Duteh
Amsterdam
New York
Caribbean
Curacao
Sou Ees
New Guinea
Curacam
Lima
Peny
Tahiti
Japan
Tokyo
Limburg
Gronlyeh
Zeeleeuw
Dolfin
Reject Unions In 40 Quality Supermarkets
Jamestown Quality Master Market employees in 40 stores across Pennsylvania and western New York voted against AFL-CIO unions as bargaining units. Meat department workers 31 to 13 rejected Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen. retail clerks 123 to 31 rejected Retail Clerks Union. The NLRB announced results from Buffalo.
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Jamestown
Grocery
Meat Department
Pennsylvania
Curry
New York
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
AFL- Cio
North America
Theunion
Buffialo
NLRB
CAHS Seniors Take Volunteer Literature Instruction
CAHS seniors join volunteer seminars on American Literature led by Mrs George Orcutt English instructor The first session covered The Scarlet Letter and The Crucible with discussion on Puritans and their way of life Two more meetings are planned before term end The class is for seniors in American Literature with voluntary attendance and instruction Meets Mondays at the school
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Abou
Corry Area
George Orcutt
Hawthomme
Miller
Santors
Orcutt
Military coup looms as Frondizi holds power in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports military leaders back a compromise with President Frondizi that would give service chiefs veto power over decrees while he remains in office. Army plans were ordered for a forceful removal, with no service agreeing to share government.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Argentina
Rodolfo Martinezi
Frondalin
Raul Povi
Navy
Navy Reportedly Began Plans To Move. the Army and Air Force
Government House
Defense
Martinez
Army
Air Force
Congress
Frondigi
Jess
Carpenter Fatally Wounded by Power Saw Kickback
N Clayton Frederick aged 41 of Royersford died from loss of blood after a portable power saw kicked back and struck his right leg while he worked at Centennial Lutheran Church in Kimberton. He was the father of seven children. President Kennedy proclaimed National Youth Fitness Week beginning May 6.
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Avstoium
N. Clayton Frederick
Royersford
Frederick
Centennial Lutheran Church
Kimberton
Riot Outside Lock Haven College Over Day Off
Hundreds of Lock Haven State College students rioted for hours protesting the denial of a free day for wrestling star Gray Simons. Police and state troopers struggled to quell the disturbance as fires were started and traffic blocked on a central campus road.
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Lock Haven
Lock Haven State College
Kohoo
Richard Parsons
Gray Simons
Simons
Stillwater
Okla
Parsons
Douglas Peddie
Pole
Gas Rate Hike Approved for Cony Area by PGC
The Mobile Utilities Commission approves higher natural gas rates for Cony area customers of Pennsylvania Gas Company. The average monthly increase affects about 300 customers, attributed to higher gas costs from two suppliers and surcharges from the local firm. Continued on page eight.
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Mobile Utilities Commission
Cony
Pennsylvania Gas Company
O. Kenneth Cheist
Ansen
Mangge
Erc
Sald
POC
Christiansen
Pederal Power Commission
PGC
Blue Cross to Get Tougher on Hospitals in PA
Pittsburgh official David Craig urged state regulators to force Blue Cross to curb hospital costs. He testified that hospitals act as cashiers while Blue Cross seeks a 21 percent regional rate increase. Blue Cross president William Ford disagreed, saying costs are borne by patients and volunteers if care remains voluntary.
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Jtetsburgh
Pennsylvania
Blue Cross
Pittsburgh
David Craig
Craig
State Insurance Commission
Blue Croas
Western Pennsylvania
Hospital Planning Association
William H. Ford
Ford
Post-Prom Fund Reaches 356 Dollars Need 144 More
Corry Area High School fund drive for the annual Post-Prom party has raised 356 dollars with 144 still needed to meet a 500-dollar goal. The drive, led by Al Vanssens, cites support from unions and civic groups including United Auto Workers Local 629 Elks Lodge Aero-Flow Dynamo, Women of the Moose Rotary Club and more.
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Wipeen
Corry Area
al Vanssens
Vanssens
United Auto Workers
Local 629
Elks Lodge
Aero-Flow Dynamo Fea
Women of the Moose
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Rotary Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Kiwanis Club
Moose Lodge
Corry Jamestown Corp
Lillian Guild
Rebekah Lodge
Epsilon Phi Chapter
Erie County Plastics Corp
American Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross Pays Grocery Bill After Storm Hit Five States
Wilmington officials said the American Red Cross paid a grocery bill totaling 44,500 for food used by 67 volunteers and total animals in the five state area struck by the Atlantic coastal storm March 6 to 7. The largest share, 25,000, went to New Jersey.
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RED Cross
Wilmington
Del
Americal Red Cross
Yeaterday
New Jersey
Rusk Reports On Bomb Meet Hits Berlin Disarmament Talks
President Kennedy and Secretary of State Dean Rusk discussed Geneva’s disarmament efforts and Berlin tensions. Rusk noted remaining major disputes over verification and arms cuts while low‑level delegates stay in Geneva for months of talks. Segni at Geneva proposed a four‑point plan including outer space disarmament.
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Wastiington
Presiant Kennedy
Dew Bus
White Hous Loday
Gereve
Lalks
Berlin
Rusk
Geeevi
White House
Howe
Secretary of State
Serute
House
Geneva
Andel A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Llewellyt “Thompson
Moscow
Washington
Anatoly Dobrynin
Khrushchev
Veri
Antonio Segni
Italy
Midwest Floods Push Hundreds From Homes Across Nation
Flood workers battled rising waters across Iowa Nebraska Nebraska and the Dakotas as early spring warmth hastened snowmelt. Norfolk and Kings Lake Iowa faced major river overflows with evacuations continuing. Floyd Little Sioux and Elkhorn rivers flooded farmlands and towns including Sioux City Spencer and Bellevue.</s>
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Towa
Nebraska
Norfolk
Pierce
Waterloo
Kings Lake
Elkhorn River
Bellevue
Onaha
Platte
Floyd
Big Sioux
Little Sioux
Iowa
Sioux City
Spencer
Dakotas
Montand
New England
New York
New Mexico
Missouri
Mississippi River
Rules for Local Dog Catcher Proposed in City
The city contemplates a canine controller position to enforce an ordinance on loose dogs. The draft gives the catcher power to pick up licensed or unlicensed dogs, hold licensed dogs 10 days, unlicensed two days, then sell give away or destroy. Owners face a $10 conviction fine and must license unlicensed dogs. The catcher may charge 150 dollars per day for keeping dogs. Revenue offsets city costs while state pays 2 dollars per disposed animal. A two to three month trial will assess the program.
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Cny
Couric
Finance Expert To Speak Here On April Fifth
B R Bennett of Cleveland Ohio banking and finance expert will speak to the Corry Management Club at the Hotel Corry on April 5. He has been a bank examiner factory worker and statistical clerk. He notes public misunderstanding of the real values of our system of life. A native of Colorado Bennett graduated from the University of California at Los Angeles in banking and finance and is a specialist in economy education. The event is slated for 6120.
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B. R. Bennett
Cleveland
Ohio
Corry
Bennett
Colorado
University of California At
Los Angeles
Erie man robbed of jewelry in Pittsburgh motel
Erie resident Benjamin L. Specter, former owner of Specter's Jewelers, reported a theft at the Civic Center Motel in Pittsburgh. A heavy leather and canvas sample case with gold rings and cultured pearls was taken, while a smaller case with rings remained. Specter said the room door appeared forced and that he operated the Erie shop about five years ago.
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Erie
Pittsburgh
Benjamin L. Specter
Specter
Guffalo Jewelry Firm
Chamber Drives New Member Campaign Beginning April 16
The Chamber States Member Drives a campaign to recruit new members starting April 16, followed by calls the next week to former members who have not renewed for this year. Olin Bracken Jr leads the committee, assisted by Clifford Taylor, Roa nd Willman, William Armitage, James Hammond and Stewart A. Long. Bracken will coordinate with a larger group to handle details. The drive targets 36 contacts to secure two new members, with a luncheon meeting on April Leth to close the campaign.
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Corry Camuer
Wills Inerce
Apelt Leth
Sears Roebuck Sets New Records in Fiscal Year
Sears Roebuck and Co reported record highs in warnings and sales for the year ending January 1. Net income reached 220,087,0?0 or 42.91 per share, up 14.5 percent from 1960. Sales totaled 4,267,077,83 with a 3.2 percent gain, driven by strong demand and market growth.
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Micrgo
Sears, Kompuck and Co
Nabew
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Guinea
CAHS
Me Babel
Aletyes
Euros
Pean
Alxerina
Movirng
de Gaulle
Algiers
France
OAS
Algeria
Oran
For
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Couny
Nazem el Koudsi
Marouf Dawalibt
Sabinet
Damascus
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A
Nasser
Iraq
Palestine
Kennedy
Corryites
Midwest
Friend IN Need
Fred
Michael Cahill
Utica
Fincertipa
Cahill
Eries
Chamber
Sears, Roebuck
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