United States ready to test new atmospheric nuclear weapons
Washington officials say the United States can explode several new improved nuclear weapons if President Kennedy orders atmospheric test firings. He announced preparations to test, aiming to maintain nuclear lead over the Soviet Union. Officials note modest-yet-larger tests are possible with safeguards to limit fallout.
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Fluoridation Cuts Tooth Decay In Louisville 62 Percent
Louisville officials report a 62.1 percent drop in decayed missing or filled teeth among first grade children after ten years of fluoridation. Test groups covered city schools. county areas with non city water were excluded. The decline, from 7.09 to 3.04 decayed teeth per child, is cited as strong evidence for fluoridation benefits.
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Rapid joint rescue saves man from breathing crisis
General Telephone Company staff, police, firemen, and two doctors converged on Clyde Peebles of 249 Marion Street after he suffered a breathing attack. In about 16 minutes, operators located Dr Archie Tate, confirmed Marion Street address, and summoned responders. Peebles was hospitalized at Corty Memorial in satisfactory condition. he had recently been discharged as a medical patient.
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U S and Soviet Reject Test Moratorium Call
The UN committee backed a voluntary moratorium on nuclear tests but the United States and the Soviet Union opposed it. The India led resolution received 72 votes in favor, eight abstentions, and appeared poised for a General Assembly majority. President Kennedy signaled readiness to resume atmospheric testing if world security required.
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William Clark fails to identify red signat in Wisconsin license exam
Prairie du Chien Wis. William 8 Clark, a retired railroad section foreman of 48 years, failed to identify the single red sign in the Wisconsin driver license examination. He missed the railroad crossing signal, marking an unusual lapse for a longtime railroad man.
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William 8. Clark
Wisconsin
Area Woman Charges Melvin Seyler With Rape Attempt
Mrs. Muareu Auenony of Spartansburg filed an Information against Melvin Leroy Seyler of Tionesta charging him with assault and battery with intent to rape. Seyler, already jailed in Crawford County on larceny and simple assault charges, faces a preliminary hearing likely next week. The case, connected to an attack on Mrs. Anthony and the theft of a service-station truck, may proceed at Crawford County’s November grand jury term.
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RD 3
Spartansburg
Melvin Leroy Seyler
Tionesta
N. Allan Love
Thusville
Seyler
Crawford County
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Lave
Crawford County” Court
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Titusville
Strick
Massina
Spartanswirg
Rebels Claim Village Taken Near Xieng Khouang
The Pathet Lao fighters said they captured Phuu Ho village ten miles from Xieng Khouang, after shelling the Pathet Lao capital. Tass reported the claim as the pro Western forces faced shelling in the area.
Cold Wave Expands Eastward Across Nation
The first wave of cold air moved from the northern Rockies across the central United States and toward the East and South. Temperatures plunged 20 to 40 degrees from the northern Plains to the West Gulf Coast with near zero readings in northern Montana. Snow fell from Minnesota to northeast Kansas and stacked up in the Dakotas. Snow changed to rain in northeast New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle as stormy conditions were blamed for four deaths including a San Diego firm employee crash near Pueblo, Colorado.
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Tainted Cloud Over Canada Raises Radioactivity Alarm
A radioactive cloud from a Soviet October explosion speeds east at 60 to 70 miles per hour toward southern Canada. Robert List, head of the Weather Bureau atmospheric radioactivity project, cautioned that no forecast was available on whether debris could reach the northern United States.
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Kennedy Plans Public Hearings On City Master Plan
Kennedy fronts a public process opening November 14 at the Municipal Building auditorium to review proposed Master Plan, zoning, subdivision rules, and a paving bond program. Michael Baker Inc. engineers and a civic steering group drafted the ordinances, with hearings to be taped and opened for public comment.
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Editors Note on Ten Local Election Candidates
The Journal presents ten major candidates for the coming four years, with questions and unedited written statements. This service allows readers to weigh leadership before voting next Tuesday. The page includes campaign photos supplied by party organizations and urges careful consideration and civic participation.
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Train Kills Man Near Westfield
A 64 year old man identified as Francis Quinn of Cleveland Ohio was killed near Westfield yesterday morning. Police described the incident as a rock by a passing train and said no clear identification was found on the body. The investigation was led by Westfield Village Police with assistance from Cha utaqua County authorities.
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Shortage Not Embezzlement Solved at Local Bank
A local bank shortage case was solved yesterday involving Sim Stein and a $30.80 money order. Investigators traced a $700,034.80 discrepancy to multiple errors, with staff and a secretary playing roles in the timeline. Washington reports note private discussions among officials about the matter and steps taken to return funds.
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Mustakh Sim Stein
Maistake
Stein Nonce
Corryite Pleads Guilty To Giving Beer To Minor
Corryite pleads guilty to furnishing beer to a minor Archie A Higley of Letion Street was arraigned after a police raid. The charge stems from a party where 18 year old William J. Groel of Spring Creek was also arrested on a drink charge and jailed awaiting a hearing.
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Death Toll Rises to 151 After Hurricane Flood Threat Grows
In the aftermath of the hurricane the reported death count reached at least 151 with floods looming as a new danger. Belize saw widespread destruction with 7 percent of city buildings damaged. 2,000+ people affected in earlier storms. Americans in British Honduras were confirmed safe as authorities battle chaotic reports.
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Lesser Surprise Guest, Speaker At Labor Meet
State Senator William Sealer joined Erie as an unannounced guest at a Central Labor Council gathering to back James Hammons for mayor of Corry. The meeting at Labor Entin Hall drew Hammons, Lester, and several Democratic allies, with spouses in attendance. Hammons urged civic participation and state cooperation, citing economic and social challenges and urging community courage. Other attendees included Lawrence Andersen and Dr Merle Amy, with Levis Burton presiding.
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