Soviet India Arm Weapons Aid Amid Ladakh Battles
US transports bring automatic rifles mortars and anti-personnel mines to Calcutta to aid Indian forces as Chinese forces push in Ladakh near Demehok. Khrushchev reportedly offers no aid restraint while Moscow backs Chinese territorial claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Yeshi Jhe
Demehok
Ladakh
Fources
Uwilay
John K. Galbraith
U.S
Calcutta
Germany
Demichok
Defense Ministry
Nan
Assam Plains
Khrushchev
Nehru
Soviet Union
India
Moscow
Settle The New York Daily News Strike
Secretary of Labor Wirtz met separately with management and union reps in New York to press a settlement of the Daily News strike that halted the nation’s largest circulation newspaper. About 1,000 guild editors and business staff walked off Wednesday. publication paused for the weekend, with negotiations continuing into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
W. Willard Wirtz
New York Daily News
New York Morning
Afternoon Journal-American
The
News
American Newspaper Guild
F. M. Flynn
Wirtz
Washington
White House
Whrte
Ushers Association
Sunday Last Time For Type II Polio Vaccine
Volunteers at 80 Sabin stations in Erie County prepare for the final countywide Type II polio vaccine distribution at Corry Area High School. Officials urge registration blanks and patient cards, with about 80,000 expected to receive the vaccine Sunday and Type I distribution continuing locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabin
Erie County
Corry
John F. Hartman Jr
Erie
Erie County Medical Society
Erle
Migrant Worker Shot To Death In Adams County
Martin Slares aged 23, a migrant farm worker, was found shot through the heart at a fault farm near Biglerville Adams County state police report A wanted bulletin had been issued for another migrant worker in connection with the death Coroner G Crist noted a knife was found in the hand of one suspect A third worker was also shot in the incident and taken to Gettysburg Hospital in critical condition
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Aedeae Hill
Martin Slares
Biglerville
Adams County
G. Crist
Slares
Blazes
Crist
Gettysburg
October Hiring in Corry Sets Record With 65 Placed
The Corry Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports 65 job placements during October, the strongest month so far this year. Twenty eight were in clerical, sales, service and construction, while 37 went to manufacturing. A total of 109 new applications were taken, 79 openings filled, and 118 referred. Unemployment compensation claims remained low but may rise in November due to seasonal layoffs.
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Corry
William Michael
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Cinde
Michael
Castro Welcomes Mikoyan In Havana Amid Missile Talks
In Havana Fidel Castro greets Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan with a warm bear hug as the two discuss discrepancies between Havana and Moscow after Khrushchev’s decision to withdraw missiles. Mikoyan’s visit aims to reassure support while possible inspectors may be discussed.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
Russia
U.S
Castro
Kremlin
Mikoyan
Khrustichev
Sayier
New York
United States
Guantanamo Naval Base
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Cash
Caribbean
Boy Killed on Bike Near New Castle
State Police report 15 year old Joseph Malinchak of New Castle died last night after his bicycle was struck from behind on Route 224. He was thrown onto the highway by the impact as a car hit him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Joseph
Malinchak
Mal- Inchiak
Yemen and Saudi Clash Loom in Middle East Crisis
Damascus AP report says revolutionary Yemen masses land sea and air forces to confront Saudi Arabia amid fears of a larger Arab world clash. Abd al Baydany claims 5,000 Arab and Jordanian troops attacked Yemen. Saudi and Hussein back dethroned Imam Mohammed al Badr while Egypt supports Sallet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
San‘a Radio
Saud
Hussein
Mohammed al-Badr
Baydany
Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
Sallat
United Arab Republic
Nation Weather Holds Overcast Rain Snow Across Regions
Most of the nation remained overcast with rain and some snow and freezing temperatures. Rain fell along the east central Atlantic coast to South Carolina with Wilmington reporting an inch in six hours. Snow and rain hit the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. much of the Central and Northern Plains stayed damp with rain and occasional snow mix in western areas. The Southern Plains enjoyed clear skies and warmth while the Ohio Valley had a mild autumn day. Temperatures ranged from the 20s to 30s in the north and northeast. Aberdeen, North Dakota, at 15 degrees was the coldest, while Gila Bend, Arizona, reached 67.
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Atlantic
South Carolina
Wilmington
Del
Mississippi Valley
Upper
Great Lakes
North Dakota
Northern Plains
Southern Plains
Ohio Valley
Aberdeen
D.D
Gila Bendy Ariz
Russia-Us concession claim by Sen Scott in Easton
Senator Hugh Scott claims the Soviet Union dropped demands to remove U S missile bases in Turkey in exchange for a larger concession and pledge that no aggression against Cuba would be undertaken by the United States or any other country. He credits Khrushchev with the Cuban crisis “victory.”
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Russia
U.S
Scott
Easton
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
Turkey
Cuba
Othr
Khrushcheva
Eisenhower
Red Cross Okays Soviet Cuba Arms Inspection Plan
United Nations reports Acting Secretary General U Thant seeks Red Cross approval this weekend of a Soviet plan to let the Red Cross or UN inspect Soviet ships bound for Cuba for arms. The plan aims to ease the U S naval blockade while ensuring relief supplies reach Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U Thant
Red Cross
International Mercy Group
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Cuba
Six Akron Teachers Die In Fatal Car Truck Crash
Six Akron school teachers are killed when their car collides with a truck on Willow Freeway south of Cleveland. The victims included Mrs Lois C Lewis 41 and Mrs Milfrid Whited 62 among five from David Hill Elementary School. The car owner Mrs Johnson taught at Varis Elementary. Driver Will Ge Cleveland 33 sustained head injuries but is reported in good condition. No charges were filed.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Akron
Martinn Essex
WillowsPreaway
Cleveland
David Hill
Lois C. Lewis
Milfried Whited
Catherine Williamson
Teenager dies after Latrobe crash near Latrobe
A Somerset County teenager was killed and two others injured in a one car crash five miles east of Latrobe. Sandra Borellé, 18, of Jerome, died early today at Latrobe Hospital about an hour after the accident.
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Latrobe
Somerset County
Sandra Borellé
Jerome
Latrobe Hospital
Speed Removal Of Missiles From Cuba
President Kennedy signaled moves toward international inspection to hasten the removal of Soviet missiles from Cuba. U N backed plans were discussed with the Red Cross to inspect ships and cargoes while the quarantine remains in effect. Mikoyan arrived in Havana as Havana talks continued on dismantling bases and Soviet weapons, with verification seen as the main issue.
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Kennedy
Red Cross
Thant
International
Cuba
United States
Cubs
Khrushchev
Washington
U.N
International Red Cross
Cib
U.S
United Nations
Cie Bal Terrtory
Havana
Castro
Anastas T. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Mikoyan
New York
Mi- Royal
Night mare week Cuban crisis race against the clock
Washington faces a perilous week as U S forces rally for a Cuba crisis. Relman Morin details how missile bases were rapidly mobilized with mobile medium range missiles capable of reaching 22 SAC bases. Kennedy’s team gains two key advantages: a ready military apparatus and prepped forces including 6,000 Marines rushed to the East Coast. The narrative notes the Berlin crisis ties and rapid naval and air coordination led by Vice Admiral Horacio Rivera.
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Relman Morin
Washington
Cuba
Positon
Strategic Air Command
Guianajay
Renige
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Defense Department
Berlin
Navy
Marine Corps
Puerto Rico
Bolther
Caribbean
Horacio Rivera
Camp Pendleton
Calif
7Th Air Force
Lebanon
Accidents Rise in October Says Corry Troopers
Corry State Police records show October accident counts nearly doubled from September with 18 incidents in September rising to 31 in October. Property damage jumped from 6,367 to 15,100 dollars. patrol mileage increased by 1,670 miles to 18,740. Police logged 14 criminal arrests and 21 traffic arrests, with 28 traffic arrests resulting from accident investigations and 25 criminal investigations led by officers.
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Corry
Thade
Set
Tr Wisi
Nixon faces $2 million damage suit in California race
Nixon campaign manager H R Haldeman files a $2 million civil damage suit in Superior Court charging Democratic leaflets falsely label the former vice president as anti Semitic and dishonest. Democrats deny involvement as the fight over campaign material heats up in California.
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Los Angeles
Richard M—Nixon
Nixon
California
H.R. Haldeman
Haltettian
Haldeman
Democratic State Central Committee
Hughes Tool Co. Logn
Donald
Washington
Boy Killed by Car in Johnstown Crossing
Eight year old William B Shearer Jr of Upper Yoder Township died after being struck by a car while crossing the street toward his home. The accident occurred yesterday in Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
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Johnstown
Willian B. Shearer Jr
Upper
Yoder Township
Kent and Young Men Survive Tire Blowout Crash
At 4 30 a m on Route 957 four miles east of Corry, a driver Arthur S Koerner 18 fell asleep at the wheel causing a crash that left two passengers David Carona 18 and Thoms Gilcrestt 18 with head injuries. Gilcrestt admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital, others treated and released. Auto damage about 2100. Corry State Police report a witness saw the wreck and a man with a transistor radio depart after viewing the scene.
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Kent
Corry
Arthur S. Koer-ner
David Carona
Thoms Gilcrestt
Batty
Gilcrest
Corty Memorial Hospital
Journal
Afer
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Philadelphia
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