Stolen Auto Minus Four Wheels Found Near Spartansburg
Corry State Police reported a 1956 auto stolen from Mrs. Lillian Nichols on R D 2 Spartansburg was found yesterday minus four wheels and the battery. Richard Hullies BD 1 Corry led police to the abandoned vehicle about 1,000 feet off a rural road southeast of Spartansburg. Nichols towed the car, value of missing items estimated at 80 dollars. In Pittsburgh Allegheny County approves a civil defense stock program with federal matching funds for localities to implement.
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Richard Hullies
Corry
Spartansburg
Nichols
Stock CD
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Ole Miss dorm raid uncovers small arms arsenal
Police wounded a military policeman by a firecracker during Halloween night tensions at the University of Mississippi. Soldiers with the National Guard and highway patrol assisted in a dormitory search at Lester Hall near Baxter Hall where James Meredith, the university’s first Black student, was housed. Weapons found included a rifle, a dismantled pistol, tear gas grenades, gasoline, and cherry bombs. IDs of several students were taken as university officials prepared disciplinary actions. Authorities would not disclose exact charges or numbers.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Lester Hall
Baxter Hall
James H. Meredith
Meredith
L. L. Love
University
Justice Department
Student Judicial Council
Mississippi
Clarksdale
U.S
Nicholas Katzenbach
Girl 6 Dies in Eldred Fire Rescue Fails
Juvile foster daughter uum-Lor Jvean Reed, 6, of Eldred R D1, was burned to death about 2:20 p.m. Tuesday as a fire swept her home on the upper floor. Father, with a crushed toe, tried to reach her in a bedroom but flames thwarted the attempt. Mother was away shopping in Olean.
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Uum
Jvean Reed
Robert Reed
Eldred
Eldred Borough
Olean
India appeals for U S arms as border fighting pauses
In New Delhi, Nehru’s government gains U S military aid amid rumors of an airlift of American mountain artillery from Turkey to bolster defense against Chinese invaders. Turkey approves, while Britain and Canada also consider shipments. A lull on the Himalayan frontier follows mortar fire near Jang.
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India
Ingis
Nebiru
Turkey
United States
Nehru
Kennedy
Britain
Canada
Himalayan
Jang
Towang
Strike halts Daily News largest paper in New York
The New York Newspaper Guild halted the Daily News the nation’s largest circulation paper amid a citywide seven paper strike. Mediation failed and the union warned it would strike each paper in turn if no settlement on a wage hike, with contracts expired at midnight and publishers pledging firm unity. The Guild seeks a 10 percent wage rise and a weekly minimum of 200 dollars, while current minimums run 162 to 168 dollars. An offered 5 dollar weekly increase over two years from Times News Journal America and Mirror was rejected.
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New York Newspaper Guild Today
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News Ig
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Times, News, Journal-America
Jean and Mirror
Castro tensions over UN inspection of Soviet missiles
Fidel Castro anger at Khrushchev’s bypass led to rejecting UN inspection of Soviet missile removal. Thant’s diplomacy continued as U Thant pressed for peace talks, while the U.S. resumed naval blockade and aerial surveillance of Cuba. Castro’s stance, hardening after talks with Thant, raised doubts on UN verification prospects.
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Fidel Castro
Khinedchev
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Castro
Khrushchev
Seven Days That Shook the World Behind the Cuba Crisis
In a Washington backstage account Relman Moriti recounts the opening moments of the Cuban missile crisis. A Pentagon intelligence chief reports alarming photos from Cuba on Oct 15, triggering rapid decision making and looming nuclear tension leading to a presidential call.
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Kennedy
Joseph Carroll
Defense Intelligence Agency
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Cuba
Carroll
Gilpatric
Halloween Vandalism Tally In City Car Chase
Police investigated three vandalism reports tied to a single group of youths in a car during Halloween. Incidents included soap on Aman’s windows on Seventh Street, a pumpkin smashed at Porter Auer’s home on West Congress Street, and a window object thrown on Wright Street. Corry Area High School reported no damage, aside from the carload suspects.
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Aman
West
Congress Street
Porter Auer
Wright Street
Eee Eh
Corry Area High School
Corry Senior Tri-Hi-Y Plans Saturday Window Wash
The Corry Senior Tri-Hi-Y organizes a window washing bee Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to aid local housewives, shifting from bake sales and car washes. Households can call the YMCA to book, with proceeds funding the club’s future programs.
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Corry
YMCA
Firemen's Leader Dies in Tyrone Pennsylvania
Albert A. Price, president of the State Volunteer Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania, died yesterday in Tyrone. His leadership guided volunteer fire units across the state.
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Albert A. Price
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Volunter Firemen’s Association of Pennsylvania
Castro Demands On Navy Base Inspection Spur Counter Moves
US Navy ships resumed the blockade on Cuba at daybreak with air surveillance ordered after Fidel Castro refused U.N. inspection of Soviet missile withdrawals. Washington aims to verify via aerial photos that missiles are taken down by Friday. The White House said Kennedy reviewed the situation with the NSC as photo reconnaissance resumes in absence of U.N. supervision.
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Thant
Khrushchev
Joy Thant
Cuba
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Security Council
Mahmoud Riad
United Arab Republic
Ghana
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T.N. Deleste
Carlos Lechuga
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Lechuga
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N
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Mikoyan
Moscow
Calcutt
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Guantanamo
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Tater
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U ‘Thant
Fijdel Castro
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Kennedy
National Security Council
Pierre Salinger
Soviet Union
Salinger
Page Flye
Church Alters Divorce Views In General Conference Change
The 40th General Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church approved a revised stance on remarriage after divorce. Ministers may solemnize marriages only after counseling and ensuring forgiveness and a genuine Christian relationship, with cases to be decided on their merits. The church reaffirmed advising reconciliation and pastors’ counseling before any remarriage.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
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Halloween Parade Charcters Crowd City Streets
Halloween costumes fill the city as Mardi Gras night draws strange figures from angels to hobgoblins. Journal photographers photograph small revelers at doors. Dan Downey Boog Bennink Susie Kathy Chuckie Bray Harriet Cidy Vicky Mary Robbles Roger David Linda Laura Grape shine in the photo spread.
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Kathy
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