Duvalier Reaffirms Grip Amid Haiti Dominican Tensions
In Port au Prince President Francois Duvalier defends his hold on power before a large crowd as an OAS peace mission studies the region. Dominican authorities accuse him of offering a Cuban base. Washington denies such plans and prepares to pull back the Marine training mission amid rising tensions and censorship.
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Racial Group Starts Walk Through South
An integrated group begins a peaceful walk through the Deep South to honor William L. Moore, the Baltimore postman killed near Attalla, Alabama. Six white and five Black marchers from CORE and SNCC, joined by an NAACP driver, plan to reach Jackson, Mississippi, to urge integration. Floyd L. Simpson is charged with Moore's slaying. Alabama officials warn arrests for disturbing the peace.
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May Debut Cold With Snow Across Pennsylvania
The Associated Press reports a cold May start with light snow in western Pennsylvania and temperatures below freezing in many areas. Snow mostly melted quickly on streets, but icy spots and slippery bridges prompted salt crews in Crawford, Erie, Butler counties and Pittsburgh. Snow totals reached up to three inches in parts of Allegheny, about two in Erie, and lesser accumulations across Crawford, Butler, Washington and Somerset counties along with Fayette, McKean, Elk and Indiana counties.
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Sam Baressi Named Head Of Aero Personnel
Aero Flow Dynamics announces Bam J. Baressi as director of personnel at the West Main street plant. Baressi, with the company since 1949, succeeds John Wilson as division director of industrial relations for the Graveley Division of Studebaker Corp. He was promoted from production department final inspector.
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Studebaker Corp
Minuteman Missile Chief Denies Test Setbacks
Brig. Gen. Samuel C. Phillips, director of the Minuteman program, says reports of failures are false and that the solid-fuel missile has exceeded expectations in range and payload. The interview, filed from Norton Air Force Base, asserts the program’s success and its pivotal role in national defense amid rumors of difficulties.
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Ralph Dighton
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Snowy May Weather Hits Pennsylvanian Midwest and Great Lakes
Cold storm blankets the region with one to three inches of snow from western New York to eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Gusty 50 mph winds complicate travel as two traffic deaths occur on snow covered highways in Ohio. Michigan reports a three inch Grand Rapids high on record for the date. Temperatures linger in the 20s and 30s across the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with frigid air dipping into Kentucky.
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Corry Men Escape as Train Collides With Car
Three men from Corry and Erie escaped unharmed when their stalled car was struck by a New York Central freight locomotive on a Fairview crossing shortly after midnight. Lyle Johnson, Clarence Dingfelder, and Ray Dingfelder were attempting to cross as the 12-car eastbound freight bore down. The diesel engine rammed the car, which was demolished, but all three men stayed at a safe distance.
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Pa Employment Increases by 21 700 in March
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania added 21 700 jobs between mid February and mid March. Total employment reached 4 199 600, though the figure remains 21 200 below year-earlier levels as the Labor and Industry Department noted.
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Khrushchev Sends Laos Peace Message To Kennedy
Washington AP Khrushchev sent personal best wishes to Kennedy and said the Soviet envoy in Laos would coordinate with British and American ambassadors to push a Laos settlement. Harriman, who briefed Kennedy after a three hour talk, said the civil war had moved to the political arena and likely would stay there. He noted Khrushchev could not reply in writing due to Castro meetings and a busy schedule.
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CAB Hearings Open On Airline At Jamestown
The Civil Aeronautics Board opened a public hearing here yesterday to decide if Mohawk Airlines should continue service to Jamestown and Olean. Barron Fréder, examiner, presided. Jamestown with 49,000 residents argues the current schedule undercuts CAB passenger requirements and loses traffic. Mohawk carries freight and mail, supporting continued service between Boston, Cleveland and New England.
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Cleveland
Mohnwie
Castro and Khrushchev Review Soviet Rockets in Red Square
Fidel Castro accompanied Nikita Khrushchev at the May Day parade in Red Square where Soviet troops and hardware staged a 10 minute review. Western observers noted 50 to 70 mile range rockets similar to those withdrawn from Cuba last year. Castro, in white shirt and dress uniform, appeared centered amid the display, while U. S. Ambassador Kohler boycotted the event.
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Ashamed Hero Passes Up JFK Invitation
Arthur J. Jackson, Medal of Honor winner ousted from the Marine Corps after a killing case, told President Kennedy he would not attend a White House reception for 293 living Medal of Honor recipients. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger confirmed Jackson's telegram note and said 224 recipients and 196 wives will attend. Kennedy will address attendees in the Rose Garden and meet them individually.
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California
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Shen
Beeler Family Sues Federal Government Over Daughter’s Injury
Pittsburgh AP report says Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beeler filed a lawsuit in District Court seeking damages of 10,000 for injuries to their one year old daughter Judith Beeler. They contend the government was negligent in posting warnings near an Allerbery River dam at Kittanning on June 12, 1961.
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Ay Tewin
Charles Beeler
Hima
Allerbery
Kittannine
Judith Beeler
Grand Jury Indicts Two in Corry Area Case
A Corry grand jury indicted two men connected to a Fort Wayne area incident. John Riate and Foster Smith were charged in connection with a theft involving a vehicle taken from a Union City parking lot and related false police reports. Court records note one suspect held on $20 bail and another detained for receiving stolen goods from the same matter.
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Watwrford
Grenn
Paul Low Peterson Sf
Eyer Tigh
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Gerakd Sweel
Menavonie
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Thayer
Gwe
Frederick W. Bingle
Market Atreet
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Betty Heaton
Aviatrix Makes History on Solo Pacific Hop
Betty Miller, 37, from California, completed a 17 hour 3 minute solo flight from Santa Monica to Honolulu in a Bee twin engine Piper Apache. This 2400 mile leg begins her planned 7100 mile ocean crossing to Brisbane with stops at Canton Island and Pitcairn, mirroring Amelia Earhart’s 1937 route. Miller hopes to continue after a rest in Honolulu, aiming to Canton Island.
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Fred Noonan
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Democrats Back Sales Tax Plan To Aid Budget In Harrisburg
Democratic leaders push a sales tax package in Pennsylvania to balance the state budget, urging support from lawmakers. The plan, debated amid TV appearances and GOP counterpoints, includes proposals to raise the sales tax from 4 to 4.5 percent and extend taxes to clothing, with exemptions for essentials. The governor urges action during evening broadcasts as party and opposition blocs spar over revenue measures and tax scope.
Pa. GOP payroll padding claims spark House clash
In Harrisburg a Democrat accuses the Scranton administration of padding the state payroll. Rep. Austin J. Murphy says a top official created a job for his son and alleges Labor and Industry Secretary William P. Young is surrounded by loyalists. The governor defends Young. the session also passes civil service reform bills amid party lines. Miss Penn State chosen as 1963 debutante at University Park after spring week coronation.
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Austin J. Murphy
Washington County
Nek B. Brown
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Securty
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University Park
Patricia Phillips
Mount Joy
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Gronn
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May Day Snowfall Impacts Corry Area Residents
In Corry a May Day snowstorm disrupts daily life with an inch of snow overnight. Local math teacher J Scott Newell from Union City faced travel challenges, navigating back roads due to a halted hill between routes. Residents express distress as spring weather turns wintry.
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Newell
Medway
Air Force
General Gov t Aid To Schools Abandoned In Education Bill
Democratic leaders of the House Education Committee say broad federal aid to schools is unlikely this year. They dropped it from the administration’s education bill, focusing on a smaller omnibus with seven sections. The move follows Kennedy’s education program stalling in the House amid religious and racial concerns and opposition to federal school funding. The plan would extend current programs, expand vocational education, aid handicapped children, improve teaching quality, fund libraries, and boost student loans.
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Congres
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Powell
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National Defense Eduination
Two Honored For Past Efforts In Jewish Appeal
A representative of the national Culted Jewish Appeal stopped in Corry yesterday afternoon to present awards to two local men for their efforts during the final events. Birch Glazer presented plaques to Harry Barach and Joseph Cohen for their vast work with the Corey United Jewish Appeal. Glazer noted the growing need for a strong appeal as Jews seek safety and support amid international flight.
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