Defense Dept to Close 52 Military Installations
The Defense Department announced today the closing or curtailment of activities at 2 U.S. bases as part of a White House plan to eliminate obsolete or surplus installations among 6,700. Estimated annual savings could reach 220 million dollars over time, with about 15,000 U.S. personnel affected and 19,000 overseas. McNamara said relocations would be pursued where possible and that the program would unfold over 12 to months, avoiding sudden impact. Details on the 21 bases to be shut or reduced overseas were not released.
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Washington
Defense Department
United States
Roberts
McNamara
White House
CAHS Adds Journalism and Two College Prep Courses
CAHS announces three new programs for next year. A journalism course for juniors and seniors will be offered with William Miller teaching newswriting in conjunction with The Beaver paper. Two additional semester courses Gregg Notehand and typing target seniors in college prep, taught by Helen Rowe and Miller respectively.
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Lorry Arent High Guaress Fequily
Juni
Roger Hoover
William Miller
the Beaver
Hoover
Gregg
Helen Rowe
Miller
Miny 4 Collegiat
Dooley Named Honorary Chair of St Louis Crusade
Mrs. Thiin a A Dooley Sr named honorary chairman of the 100 St Louis Cheer Crusade. She is the mother of famed jungle doctor Thomas Dooley who died recently of cancer.
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Crusade
ST Louis, Md
Curry swimmers seek funds for state YMCA meet
About 17 Curry swimmers and divers qualified for the Pennsylvania State YMCA Championships to be held at Gettysburg College April 4 and 5. A pancake supper May raise money for transportation lodging and meals as parents and swimmers plan to attend and support the team.
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Curry
Pennsylvania
YMCA
Gettysburg College
Apeloth
Gerald Lane
Gettysburg
Will
Cory
Diamond Dealer Victim of Midtown Robbery
In New York City a diamond merchant was bound and robbed of four manila envelopes containing about 100 uncut diamonds after a thief in a white mask demanded diamonds in the 10th floor suite. The event left the dealer shaken but unharmed as the suspect fled with loot estimated at 900000 dollars.
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New York
Gumnan
David Amsel
Quads Born to Local Family in Holyoke Hospital
In Holyoke Massachusetts four newborn quads arrived to a couple with ten children. Mother Mary Peyre 25 and father Raymond Fey 38 celebrated the premature but healthy birth in Providence Hospital. The quads were listed as two girls and two boys weighing a total small initial weight and to remain in incubators until reaching five pounds. The couple expressed disbelief and joy as doctors projected normal growth with planned feeds.
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Holyoke
Mass
Aleady
Providence Hospital
Mary Feyre
Raymond J. Fey
Msmnaner
Donald Giroux
Birh
Mari
Sister of
Providence
Sparta School iBudget Up 10000 In 61
Sparta merged school board opens first reading of the 1961 82 budget at 200080 about ten thousand above last year’s 191000. Tax levies to be set later with potential small tax hike to balance the budget plus the possibility of staff vacancies next term.
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SPAH
Roland
Putnam
Mary Lee Mublek
Buffalo
Hot Food Tip Burns Two Spartansburg Girls
Two four year old sisters, Candy Morris and Robi Morris, were hurt when a pan of hot food toppled from a stove at their aunt’s North Center Street home yesterday afternoon. Robi Morris, in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital, suffered burns to the left ear, thigh, chest, and neck. Candy Morris received first degree burns to the scalp and neck and was later moved to Hospital Ward for treatment.
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North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robi Moris
Wid
Rousert Morris
Spartansbilrg
Candy
Hitler Yeasserl
William
Bates
North
Ceter Street
Two Men And Girl Die In Cleveland Fire
An East Side apartment fire early today killed two men and a girl and injured nine others. A 10-year-old girl, Toyce Carr, was recovered from the three story brick building. A 58 year old man, William Merryweather, leaped to his death from a second floor. Linda Carr, a child, was reported missing but later found in danger as flames trapped residents on the third floor. The Red Cross aided in sheltering those displaced while Fire Chief Bernard Mulcarty ordered a thorough search after the flames were subdued.
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Cleveland
Thomas Mooney
William Merryweather
Red Cross
Jack Metcalfe
Relave
Fie
Bernard Mulcatley
Sdene
Polyclinic Hospital
Lakeside Hospital
Mooney
Linda Carr
Rosecarr
Linda
Warren
Linde
DC Residents Gain Votes For President Under Home Rule Debate
Washington reports federal actions touch District of Columbia home rule as residents gain the right to vote for the President. Officials comment on constitutional changes and Arm of government implications while national leaders weigh broader voting rights and home rule moves.
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Washington
Hedministrattion
District of Columbia
New Hamp Shire
Kansas
BC States
Hela
Congress
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
United States
Jon M. Bailey
Centennial Gels Location For Offices
Centennial plans to open an office April 10 in the former Cherry Hardware Store donated by Citizens National Bank with Corry Jamestans furnishing equipment. The office will run until after the week-long July centennial, serving as the nerve center for events led by Kirk Sawyer. Ribbon cutting is expected to mark the opening.
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Anenewaquarters
Centen
Tre
Cherry Hardware
Citizens National Bank
Corry Jamestans
Kirk Sawyer
Pope John XXIII Kisses Feet Of Students
The pope washed and kissed the feet of students on Holy Thursday in a restored ancient ceremony recalling Christ’s Last Supper. It marked the third time Pope John performed this humble act.
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John
Fate of Joseph A Peel in Pierce case before Judge Smith
July weighs case as jury hears if Joseph A Peel acted as an accessory before the crimes against Judge C and Chilingworth and his wife Marjorie. The court seeks a fair, dispassionate verdict on charges tied to the double murder.
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Fort Pierce
Joseph A. Peel
UN Disarmament Debate Averted In General Assembly
U S forces build up in Laos while a UN disarmament debate is postponed through private talks. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyka and Secretary Stevenson agree to continue negotiations on the makeup of the disarmament committee and timetable. The General Assembly targets July 21 for progress as measures resume in Geneva.
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Soviet Union
Seston
General Assembly
Assembly
Unil
Andrei
Halle
Kemedy
Stevenson
Determined To Use Force To Stall Soviets In Laos
Washington reports the United States will press military buildup in Southeast Asia without a Soviet cease fire in Laos. Secretary of State Rusk signaled to SEATO allies that the Kennedy administration is prepared to use force if needed to prevent a Communist take over. Some officials see a real chance Khrushchev will accept a cease fire and push talks for a permanent Laotian settlement.
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Washington
Laos
United States
Southeast Asia
Dean Ruski
U.S. Alles
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Kenedy
Khrushchev
U S Official Faces Court Over Concealed Information
In Crawford County the question is whether a U S Department official must disclose guarded facts to county officials. Judge Herbert A Mook weighs contempt risk as federal attorney Mengel argues disclosure is forbidden by law. A missing person case and social security angle anchor the dispute with potential Erie hearings in late May.
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Meadville
Rome
Crawford City
Federa
Herber
Craford
U. S Department of Health, Education
Nit Hovine
Ferguson
Savial le- Wily
Mengel
Pergisom
Social Security Administration
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Pittsburgh
Mook
Menger
U. S. District Court
Erie
U. S. Attorney's Office
Sequel to The Horn Blows at Midnight Sparks Alarm
A 5 AM wiring glitch on Centier Street caused a railway express horn to repeatedly sound. Patrolman James Keppel arrived to calm the scene as repairs were attempted. A humorous note on a 20 year old Jack Benny flop referenced in the incident.
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Worning
Jack Benny
Raitrondevbsstan
Ceétiter Street
James Keppel
Sigrmal Lund
Swindle by False State Official Targets Welfare Recipients
In SIDDLEBORO police uncover a welfare scam where a man posing as a state official visited homes with welfare checks. After questioning residents he claimed to trace the checks and promised to act, receiving hospitality for up to three days during his pretend investigation.
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Siddleboro
Jis
Asone
Ex-Collegians Sentenced in Series of Burglaries
Five men linked to burglaries in Clarion County and surrounding areas were sentenced by Judge Lloyd P Weaver. Donald Bell of Oakmont received six to five months in the workhouse. Edward P Cravener and George J Denardo of Kittanning drew 16 month terms with fines and costs. Fred E Smith and Richard B McGrady of Worthington received three month jail terms and $100 fines. Bell Cravener and Denardo face further burg- lary sentencing in Jefferson and Venango Counties. The case involved the Ray L Way clothing store burglary in Oil City and notable restitution for stolen merchandise.
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Watt Jon State College
Clarion County
Lloyd P Weaver
Allegheny County
Donald Bell
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Edward P Cravener
George J. Denardé
Kittanting
Fred E. Smith
Richard B. McGrady
Worthington
Claire County
Jait
Smith
McGrady
Bell
Gravener
Denardo
Jefferson
Verungo
Merle E. Wiser
Verango County
Ray L. Way
Oil City
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