Okays Yanks In Asia Okays Yanks In Asia
A preliminary government sampling shows wide support among US allies for sending American troops to Thailand, while neutralist nations in the Near East and Asia express divided views. The survey notes favorable Western editorial comment, with skepticism over Laos, and suggests allies see US commitment as needed to show resolve against communism in Southeast Asia. In South Vietnam, enthusiasm grows as reports of dispatching US fighting units emerge, while LaoPathet forces’ alignment remains uncertain.
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Washington
Thailand
Near East
Asia
US. Information Agency
Vasily
Laos
Korea
Soviet Union
Red China
America
Southeast Asia
U.S
South Viet Naw
United States
Council Smoothing Way For Sidewalks In City
Thirty five property owners protested the sidewalk program at a two hour council session. Officials plan to open bids for a contractor to install remaining walks and may grant delays. The July 15 deadline may slide to August due to delays. The Snyder Circle issue drew special concern over limited lawn space parking and shade trees. Local detectives Fallon and Finnegan are mentioned alongside a Brooklyn confectionary holdup suspect Portelli search.
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City
Council
Musuncipal
Ray Weber
Dune
Snyder Circle
Phil Zalzneck
Navy Plane Crashes Near Ebersberg Killing 20 Men
An AP report from Ebersberg Germany states a US Navy transport plane crashed and burned near the Bavarian town, killing 20. Witnesses saw the WV2 Constellation explode in the air and disintegrate on impact as German observers described fire and mangled bodies, with rescuers blocked by crowds and rail-thin access.
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Ebersberg
Germany
Army
Munich
Marktschwaber
Iie
Breguse
U.S. Air Force Airel
Rota
Spain
Frankfort
Suspect Nabbed In Cop Killings
New York AP reports an ex convict named by police as a key figure in the slayings of Brooklyn detectives Luke Ballon and John Finnegan has been captured near Chicago. A man who helped arrange his flight was arrested in New York. Anthony Portelli, 24, of Brooklyn, allegedly agreed to waive extradition after police circulated photos and descriptions. Police say Portelli denied firing the shots. another man, Anthony Dellernia, 34, linked to the getaway, was living in Norwich Connecticut. Portelli, paroled March 27, 1961, from Auburn State Prison for robbery, was seized at the Lido Motel without a struggle. Correctional history and family details are noted.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ihta
Chicago
Eicago
Anthony
Baldy) Portelli
Portelli
Luke Ballon
Joh P. Finnegan
New York Police Department Cititiins
Someritan
Jerome
Jerry) Rosenberg
Samuel J. Rosenberg
Edward Arnald
Rean
Texas City
J. Meaudn
Comstock
N.Y
Anthony Dellernia
Connecticut
Norwich
Coun
Witte
Jean
York State
Auburn
Noe
Lido
Frasiell Park
Pape Eien
Weather and fires not hindering Mercury launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Reuters reports that bad weather and forest fire smoke were expected not to derail Project Mercury’s planned orbital flight for astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpentier on Thursday. Officials said conditions near the Cape should be acceptable for Atlas booster launch, with some cloud and wind remain possible but not aimed to stop the mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Pia
Mercury
Malcolm Scott
Carpentier
Stcky
Everiladee
Cape Canaveralm
Ino Giarsh
Cape of Thursday
Apeee
Midwest
Asprin Eaxley
Florida
Aunonautics
Trabon
Hotrhea
Alon B
Shepard
Grissom Agitolin
API
Hooper
NARA
AtEre
Students Fined 275 Each For Ruckus At Game
Harrisburg AP report details York eellipens charged with a tear riot after a high school game at Hershey Sports Arena. Youths testified they lost control. fines of 275 dollars were imposed and the case moves to probate court.
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Harrisburg
Yorkeellipens
PIAA
York
Cari
Hershey
Carlisle
York ‘Hark
Homer
Light quake rattles Oakland area last night
A small earthquake shook Oakland California during the night jolting residents and prompting scattered reports. No injuries or major damage were reported as seismic sensors logged the minor temblor. Local officials urged calm and said aftershocks were unlikely but possible.
Joint Board Approves $995,696 Budget For Districts
The Cory Area Joint School Board unanimously approved a 62 1963 term budget of 995 696 up from 941 824 with 32 members present. The plan includes higher salaries for teachers and expanded costs for library transportation medical and central services across six districts including Corry Columbus and Spring Creek.
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Cory Area Joint School Board
Hartnets
J. Earle Bliley
Bliley
Corry
Columbus
Steher Ebsis
Girl, 4, Killed by Gravestone at Cemetery Night
A four year old girl was struck and killed by a gravestone at Mary's Cemetery as her parents, Mr and Mrs Alta Griffin, placed flowers on a grave. The incident occurred last night and police are investigating the accident.
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Mary's
Predie
I Alta Griffii
Pofive
Dems Medicare Plan Called Cruel Hoax AMA Becomes Target
The American Medical Association denounces President Kennedy's Medicare proposal as a cruel hoax arguing the measure would disrupt health care for the aged and disabled. AMA officials spoke from Mourison Square Garden asserting the plan forces unnecessary coverage while harming voluntary insurance programs and prepaid health plans. Continued on page three.
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New York
Association
Hascots
Kennedy
Evvlers
AMA
Edicatie Fant Welfare
Abraham Ribscott
luAkie
Frat Mourison Square Garden
Bing Anderson
Suilier
Fremtinn
Public Serviceia Anal Pleonstark Adeno
Public Serviceia Anal Pleonstark Adeno —Sty— Tr Vaal Oftha
Ayebelp- Sekebon
Man Injured After 40-Foot Fall In Sparta
A 25-year-old man from Kittanning identified as Mary Bernard was critically injured after a scaffold collapse at a silo construction site in Sparta Township. He fell about 40 feet from an upper level while coworkers on the ground and below observed the incident. He was taken to Titusville General Hospital for severe back injuries.
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Calville
Spartansburg
Avas
Genen
Bernard
Kittamuie
Titusville Gorey
Reis
Lawcomet
Mini Hix
Betis Teer
Berard
Pees
Sparta Township
Infant Strangled by Toy in Play Pen in Pittsburgh
A baby in the Squirrel Hill area of Pittsburgh died after a toy in a play pen caused fatal neck strangulation. Shadyside Hospital officials described the infant’s injuries as severe and resulting from the toy entanglement late last night.
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Ruansburghe Apl
David Chane
Manillis
Squirrel Hill
Pittsburgh
Shadyside
Thant's Son Dies in Rangoon Seizure Incident
A garbled report notes the death of Thant's son in Rangoon. The fragment references a secretary and a man named Colieee in New York for two feats, with unclear context and missing details.
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Thant
Rangoon
Chaph
Setlie UN
Geuryat U Thai
New Yank
Joint Committee Votes On School Post Appointment
A joint committee vote 7 to 2 approved Thomas Shupe’s recommendation to appoint J Donald Watson as secondary supervisor of instruction for 12 months at a salary around 200. The decision followed hour long debate with objections from three members, and guidance from Shupe citing budgeted need and emphasis on closer supervision for teachers.
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gAbiteya
Placi
Coury Aven
J Donald
Wat +son
Thomas R
Concmittee
Norman Smith
Spind Clerk
Howard Dadi
Elkin
Merle VanCise
Co- Minibus
Shupe
Ladd
Smith
pekia-Sweatst
VanCise
Pail Meerdink
ArcheJfate
Hubert G. Twhnell
J. Earle Riley
Corry
Charles. Kemmedy
Wayne Township
T Rexford Webb
Ranford
Ison
Watson
Peiuerpa
Tio
Shpe
Willitm E. Rodemeyer
Supe
Fite Opry
Tunhell
Cor- 15
Tinewivenybiren
Atari Sele
Bouyil
Shine
Columbus
Bai
Plans Board Backs Council on Walks
The City Planning Commission supported a walk and sidewalk project as part of the Master Plan. The plan aims to fund street paving and sewers, but financing concerns and objections from property owners delayed earlier efforts, with the commission signaling resumed efforts in the near future.
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Plans Board
Council On Walks
Milley
Plannins
Planuine Commission
Retread business set to open in Corry with Gates Tire line
The Joiner Cory Locxer service plant at 8 West Main Street Font Thursday will host a grand opening for a new service facility. Kenneth Nubter, manager of the Corry branch, will oversee the Franklin-based retreading operation expanding to service both stores. The Corry site becomes a Gates Tire and Rubber distributor, offering a full line of Gates tires and belts and wheel balancing and front end alignment. The opening highlights a nylon tire with a low profile design promising higher mileage.
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Cory
West Main Street
Selman
Corry
Franklin Careera
William H Lehman
Kenneth Nubter
West Churk Street
Nubter
Frantllin
Beline
Gates Tire *and Rubber Co
Lefsman
Follayd
Wholesailehankers
Franklin
Vil City
Titusville
Meadville
Greenville
Linesville
Conenut Take
Jamestown
Kellan Belman
Eb City
Gates
Tose
Nuhfer
Worl
United States
Lehivan
Nuhter
Warning Issued On Trailer Registration By Troopers
Corry State Police head warned motorists to verify trailer registrations before crossing state lines. Officers urged buyers to obtain a bill of sale matching the title and warned that unregistered trailers will face trouble at checkpoints.
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mLunui
W_ win
Corry
Turin
Pennsylvania
Fiathis
OIC
Ashary
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U.S. Air Force
Mei “Merows Denen
Sean Yin Ie Shambles
Ola Cormenic
Sinoik Air Force Base
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Buller
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