War Threat Over Reprisals Against Yanks Feared
The Organization of American States sent its peace committee to Haiti and the Dominican Republic after threats of war eased. Officials expect possible reprisals against foreigners, especially Americans, if the Haitian crisis worsens. The committee, lacking authority to intervene, weighed reports from Colombia and monitored Haiti’s internal politics while awaiting a new briefing.
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The
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Haiti
Dominican Republic
Francois Duvalier
OAS
Gonzalo Facio
Costa Rica
OAS Council
Facio
Islywmn
Port Au Prince
Rene Chalmers
Faclo
Duvalier
National Bank of Corry Offers Saturday Preview Event
The Na tonal Bank of Corry plans a 9 30 am ribbon cutting for an open house on Saturday inviting the public to tour the new building. Visitors can register for door prizes including prizes of 100 50 and 25 with plush animals as rewards. Five prize categories are listed and include St Bernard dogs or Jose the Burro as attractions.
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Natonal Bank of Corry
Pri
Wayings
St. Bernard
Jose
National Bank of Corry Opens in New Building
The Journal presents an eight page tribute to the National Bank of Corry as it opens its new building. Doors open Monday with an open house drawing of coins and a savings account promotion offering prizes. The bank will operate from both sites until safety boxes move after a second story is added.
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Ansie
National Bank of Corry
Corry
Federal Reserve Bank
H. Martin Keppel
Solon's Widow Nina Gore Dies at 85 in Washington
Nina Eay Gore widow of former U S senator Thomas Pryor Gore died yesterday in Washington at age 85. Gore was among Oklahoma's early political figures and linked to the state's first U S senators.
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Solon
Washington
Nina Eay Gore
Thomas Pryor Gore
Oushama
U. S
Despondent man uses dynamite in self fatal blast
In Portage County Ohio a 61 year old Ralph Morgan a retired shoe salesman blew himself up with four sticks of dynamite in a wooded area north of Ravenna. The coroner ruled death by his own action. Deputies said Morgan lay down on the dynamite and a nearby resident heard the blast.
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Ohis
Ravelina
Here
Portage County
Ralph Morgan
John Turner
Morgan
City installs eight new stop signs at Mead and surrounding streets
City motorists face new stops at eight intersections including Mead avenue with four cross streets West Frederick West Congress West Bend and West Irving. Grand street now stops for Worth street and Concord must yield to East Church while East Church stops for Concord. Clinton street end now allows exit to Mott with mandatory stop at Matt.
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West Frederick
West Congress
West Bend
West Irving Streets
Grand Street
Worth Street
East Church
Concord Streets
Concord
Clinton Street
Mott Street
Mott
Matt
Local man faces indecency charges near Concord School
Police may charge a local man with public indecency and contributing to the delinquency of minors after he allegedly fondled a 14 year old girl on a bench at the Concord School playground in view of several children. A 10 p m call led Sgt Frank Carnegie to East Pleasant Street. Police plan to confer with the man the girls and their parents to determine charges. The suspect has prior convictions including robberies in 1980. State Police report prior cases in two counties. Tito Thant talks in Belgrade at Brioni.
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Concord School
East Pleasant Street
Frank Carnegie
Leona McDanidl
Kennedy predicts new round of nuclear tests disaster for U.S. and USSR
President Kennedy warns a fresh nuclear test round could devastate U.S. and Soviet interests, doubting a quick treaty. He cites no movement since discussions last December and fears the genie may be out of the bottle. He also praises modest progress in Birmingham, Alabama, where leaders pledge steps to ease Negro community grievances but cautions more must be settled.
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Washington
Kennedy
Unite States
Soviet Union
Birmingham
Ala
Wood Alcohol Death Toll Reaches Thirty in Bowery Outbreak
New York officials report the wood alcohol poisoning toll among Bowery derelicts climbing toward sixty with 30 confirmed deaths. Dr Milton Halpern says 13 more drifters died from methyl alcohol poisoning while 17 others are treated at Bellevue Hospital and Kings County Hospital. An ophthalmologist notes eye damage as an early sign. Charles Knadler told police a curbside drink from a can poisoned Bowery friends.
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New York
Milton Halpern
Bowery
Bellevue Hospital
Welfare Department
Bellevue
Brooklyn
Kings County Hospital
Charles Knadler
Republicans Greet Barry George at Dinners to Boost Campaigns
Barry Goldwater and George Romney headlined a GOP fundraising dinner in Washington aimed at raising over 400000 for congressional races. Romney plans brief remarks while Goldwater is guest of honor. Eisenhower and Scranton did not attend due to prior commitments.
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Republica
Jook
Eoree Romney
Mich
Tanikl Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arwent
New York
Nelson
Rockes Folley
GOP
Woulshy
Margaretta ‘Witler Murphy
Venezuela
Romney
Goldwater
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ex-Corryite Bill Splitting Faces Trial in Pittsburgh
Glenn L. Adams 38 of Streetsboro Ohio appeared before a federal commissioner in Pittsburgh facing charges of passing doctored ten and twenty dollar bills. He allegedly split the bills and pasted a one dollar half to pass them, with Secret Service alleging about ten examples in Titusville Union City Youngsville and Cove. Adams surrendered March 27 in Cleveland and faces up to five thousand dollar fine and fifteen years in prison.
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Streetsboro
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Corry
Adams
Titusville
Union City
Youngsville
Cove
Cleveland
School Authority Meets Tonight On Financing
The Corry Area Schools Authority plans tonight to begin financing work for two new school projects. The combined cost exceeds a million dollars, with bond sales to follow approval of construction figures. Work starts in May for the Dean School and in June for the Concord School.
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Sehonl
Cor Tumbjis
Concord School
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Aigins
Dean
Concord ‘School
Have Race Protests End In Birmingham?
In Birmingham Alabama a month long desegregation protest moratorium ends at noon Eastern. Negro leaders hope for a settlement while police guard crowds after a 24 hour truce. President Kennedy expresses guarded optimism as tensions and arrests rise in the ugly situation.
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Birmingham
Ali
Heavi
White House Eyes New Moves in Birmingham Crisis
President Kennedy monitors Birmingham testing a government backed truce that paused integration protests. White House advisers discuss options including federal suit against segregation ordinances, federal intervention, federalizing the Alabama National Guard, court-ordered injunctions, and potential use of civil rights laws to enforce rights.
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Afi
Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
White House
Andrew Hatcher
White House Prensa
Justice Department
Fed
Eral
Newry
Alabama National Guard
George Wallner
Alabama
Congress
Cuban intelligence gaps widen as Cuba details surface
Milam Herald reports reduced U S reconnaissance and tightened raids in Cuba. High level U2 missions kept to minimum while low level flights suspended since Feb 9. Soviet tents, rail lines to camps, and heavy transport activity appear in high level photos though details remain unavailable.
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Cuba
Washington
Herald
Kennedy
Cubs
Telstar Gives French Color TV From Space
Telstar 2 transmitted eight minutes of color tape on its eighth orbit but French reception limited to three minutes due to satellite position. The color program aired from NBC New York via land line to Andover Maine ground station then 9,000 miles into space to Telstar 2, featuring ballet and music.
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Color TV
New York
France
Telstar 2
Capé Canaveral
Bell ‘Telephone Hour
NBC
Andover
Maine
Train derailment disrupts Route 322 near Curwensville
Eight cars derailed from a New York Central freight train about one mile east of Curwensville when the ground gave way under the tracks. Cars from the Baltimore and Ohio line scattered along the rails and some toppled near Route 322 blocking traffic. Coal lumps littered the area.
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New York Central Railroad
Cara
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Boston Slayer Strikes Again in Cambridge
A 26 year old Boston University graduate music student Beverly Snare of Beckley West Virginia was found slain in her Harvard Square apartment. Medical examiner Dr Peter Delmonico said death from stab wound to the heart with multiple stab wounds and strangling attempts noted but no rape. Neighbors reported seeing her alive Sunday night. police say the front door was unlocked and another woman Sally Samans was found slain earlier in two room apartment.
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Boston
Harvard Square
Beverly Snare ‘Ang
Beckley
W.va
Boston University
Metropolitan Opera, Co
Greater ‘Boston
Peter A. Delmonleo
Delmonico
Misa Samans
Tolinda
Oliver Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Sean Simslay
Pa Baby Killed In Auto Mishap
A York Haven child, AMonthold daughter of Mrs. Virginia Mansberger, died when a car struck a pole. Mrs Mansberger and three others received minor injuries in the crash near York.
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Une
Amie Berger
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Virginia Mansberger
York Haven
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