Double Bus Collision Injures Sixty On Chicago South Side
A weekday rush hour crash involving two crowded Chicago CTA buses left at least 60 people injured, many schoolchildren. One bus scraped its left side on a street intersection while a second bus swerved parallel to avoid a broadside impact. Forty children were treated at George's Hospital and 18 were hospitalized at Jackson Park Hospital. None of the injuries were serious according to police.
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Sparta student chosen for state chorus in Huntingdon
Phyllis Brenner, a Sparta junior at Spartansbure High School, has been selected to participate in the State Chorus to be held in Huntingdon, Pa starting today. She will sing alto. Brenner is the first Spartansbure student to earn this honor and is active in school music groups including the orchestra, senior chorus, and girls ensemble.
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Five Boys In Newark Yard Fatal Glass Tragedy
In Newark a five year old boy died after a shard of broken glass severed an artery in his neck during a quarrel among five youngsters aged 5 to 8 at a housing project yard. Police identified the victim as Roland Robertson and said the 9 year old shooter would not be prosecuted.
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Tentative OK For Discount Milk Sales In Pa
The state Milk Control Commission issued a tentative order permitting discount milk sales in Pennsylvania. A gallon price in home delivery would be 48 cents, 92 cents per gallon at stores, with April through July rates and higher costs August through March. The plan covers gallon jugs and combined half gallon containers under a single discounted scheme.
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Speeders Nabbed On Harrisburg Highways In Record Month
Pennsylvania state police radar reports last month show 425 speeders nabbed on major highways around Harrisburg. Total incidents reached 1,618 nationwide, as auto shops noted a rise in traffic stops and enforcement activity amid new legal changes.
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Corry Area High Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian Athletes
Corry Area High School announces its valedictorian Charles Gillield and salutatorian Walter Gillard among top graduates. The 1462 class honors include ministers’ sons and standout track athletes with teacher-mentors noted, as commencement coverage continues on page three.
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Aigannier Moran
Rae
Kennedy seeks clarification on West German Berlin stance
President Kennedy pressed for full clarification from West Germany on its position toward East West talks on Berlin. He urged secrecy in allied consultations and downplayed public rifts with Adenauer while noting Berlin supply line control proposal to Moscow. Continued on Page Six.
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Hand Mower Severed Fingers Of Local Boy
A hand operated mower cut two fingers from Timothy Volk age 11 of Corry and injured other fingers and the palm. He was treated at Cory Memorial and is in good condition. Witnesses include Rev Remy Merrifield and neighbors at the Morton home where the accident occurred. Continuous supervision by adults was reported at the time of the incident.
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Mosquito Bites Linked to Sleeping Sickness Outbreak
Researchers report a gray mosquito as a suspected carrier of a sleeping sickness virus in Florida. The exact identity of the insect is unclear as officials and sanitarians investigate the unusual illness affecting humans and horses, with reports of staggering in affected areas.
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Trial Dra ggs Fine s evasion case in Lewisburg
Former Pennsylvania governor John S Fine faces evasion charges in U S District Court at Lewisburg with ex governor Donald P Morgan named as co defendant. Defense attorneys Arthur A Maguire and Julius Levy press for delays and probe witnesses as prosecutors race to complete case.
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Kennedy Clarifies Quote On Businessmen At News Conference
President Kennedy drew laughs as he corrected a reported remark about businessmen. He explained the quote attributed to his father was misrepresented and that his father Joseph P. Kennedy was a steel industry insider and Roosevelt adviser, with the remark reflecting context rather than a firm stance.
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Four Die in Pittsburgh Automobile Crash
A midnight car crash in Mount Lebanon near Pittsburgh killed four people. Victims include Margaret Gahl, believed to be about 40, and others identified as residents of the suburban area. Police and investigators are on the scene gathering details.
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Kennedy Worried Over Laos Situation
President Kennedy expressed concern over Laos as pro-Communist factions threaten a cease-fire. He urged prompt action to halt shooting and pursue a peaceful settlement with Soviet Union talks ongoing. He noted divisions over Berlin access and recalled Churchill's dictum that better to jaw than wage war.
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Washington probes Estes links amid fraud case whispers
Senate investigators focus on stories that Washington politicians and their wives held financial stakes in firms tied to Billie Sol Estes. The Agriculture Department fined Estes 544162 for cotton prediction schemes, with probes into whether government grain storage favors favored his operations over rivals.
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Local Volunteers Extinguish Blaze on E L Diesel
A derailment near Corry involved a Lackawanna freight train engine catching fire. Volunteers and Fire Department extinguished the blaze at the S7 car westbound location. Train halted briefly near Pennsylvania Avenue crossing. no injuries reported and minimal delay. Engine damaged but likely resealed for reclassification.
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Crash Kills 27 In Brazil Flight From Rio
A Convair 440 crash near Vitoria during a rain storm killed 27 aboard. About three survivors reported. The plane departed Rio de Janeiro bound for Vitoria, a 250 mile flight along Brazil’s Atlantic coast with 22 passengers on board.
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Warminster boy dies in rescue blaze
Fire Chief Elmer Ola said Alfred Rosanelli Rosanelli died of smoke inhalation while saving his brothers and two other children in a frame house fire that broke out over a living room fireplace. His grandfather Albert Harrison, 70, also died. Parents Alfred and Dorothy Rosanelli and several others escaped or were uninjured as investigators probe the blaze’s cause.
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Alfred Rosanali
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Janet Reiner
Carol Demithorne
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County exhibit showcases boy workers projects
A county fair exhibit features wood, metal, plastics, and milletwork items by about 100 boys. Notable contributors include John Liebegoth Norman Taghell and Robert Mulvie, with designs by several local youths in Towne Tries.
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Robert Mulvie
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