UN Ponders Congo Crisis Under Belgian Pressure
UN Secretary General Hammarskjold faces a Belgian threat amid Congo tensions as Rajeshwar Dayal accuses Belgian nationals of pressuring Colonel Mobutu's regime to hamstring political activity and obstruct UN technical aid. The General Assembly prepares to consider the charge.
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United Nations
N.Y
Day Hammarskjold
Genral Assembly
Congo
U.N. Congo
Rajeshwar Dayal
Joseph Mobutu
U S Officials Upset Over Congo Disorder Tangle
Washington officials dispute a United Nations report on Belgian complicity in Congo unrest. They warn Belgium’s return of technicians may have worsened tension but acknowledge many Belgians aid Congo’s governance. Officials debate coalition up front while fearing Lumumba’s comeback and Soviet influence.
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Washington
United Nations
U.N
Joseph Mobutu
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
State Department
Rajeshwar Dayal
Mobutu
Lumumba
Belgium
Gavin Seeks 10th Straight Congress Seat in 23rd District
Gavin of Oil City seeks his 10th consecutive term as congressman from the 23rd district in next Tuesday's election. He faces Democrat John H. Cartwright, a Ridgway attorney, with Venango County as part of the district. Gavin has limited public rallies, meeting mainly with GOP leaders at headquarters.
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Gavin
Oil City
Venango County
John H. Cartwright
Ridgway
Venango
GOP
Man Arrested for Back Child Support in 1951
Deputy Willand Brinknan encountered Watson near Elmwood as he arrested him for failing to pay $8,000 in child support. Officials said Watson had been evading capture for a long time.
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Sneviff Willand Brinknan
Elmwood
Hevitt
Watson
AWOL Marine Nabbed Near Warren Camp
Warren County deputies and State Police captured AWOL Marine Darrel Wohlacher 24 of Sugar Grove after a woods pursuit at a hunting camp near Wrightsville. He had stolen a car and burglarized six camps during his absence from Camp Lejeune. He is jailed awaiting Marine Corps action and faces burglary and interstate transportation charges.
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Wrightsville
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Darrel Whlacher
Sugar Grove
Lejeune Murute
Bas
N.caird
Corps
Wellacher
Burne
Washington, D.C
Warren County
the Woods
Weilacher
Marine Corps
Camp Burgarins
Sheriff's Office
O Keefe Refuses to Turn Brink’s Robber to PA
Boston Gov Foster refused to extradite Brink’s robber Joseph J Specs to Pennsylvania to serve a 3 to 12 year term there. The dispute centers on jurisdiction and surrender procedures.
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O'Keefe
Boston
Foster Purcelo
Brink
Joseph J.specs O'Keefe
Pennsylvania
Ike and Truman Arrive in Pittsburgh for Dual Events
President Eisenhower and former President Truman arrive in Pittsburgh to speak at a banquet and a rally respectively. Eisenhower is to address about 3,007 attendees at the William hotel banquet, broadcast nationwide, before touring Gateway Center and staying at the Hilton. Truman will address a closing rally at Carnegie Hall with Governor Lawrence also speaking.
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Eisenhower
Greater Pittsburgh
Harry S. Tuman
Milwam
NBC
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
North Side
Carnegie Hall
David L. Lawrence
Truma
Gateway Center
Hilton
Poni Sheraton
Rumors of Khrushchev Arrest Stir Vienna Crowds
Vienna newspapers circulated unverified reports of a coup in Moscow and the arrest of Nikita Khrushchev. Western observers noted no official confirmation and Moscow reported normal radio transmissions as Communist leaders gathered for Bolshevik anniversary celebrations. Diplomats suggested Khrushchev might be away on a short vacation.
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Melenkuy
Nikita S Khrushchev
Georsi K. Zhukov
British Broadcasting Corp
Khrushchev
United States
London
Black Sea
Texas Campaign Rhetoric Swings Through Texas Oklahoma City Rally
Kennedy and Johnson campaign through Texas and Oklahoma City as Nixon campaigns toward Casper and Spokane. Kennedy denounces Nixon on foreign policy while Johnson campaigns with Kennedy in Texas amid party splits and a surprise H. L. Hunt endorsement backing Kennedy Johnson ticket.
Bus with children hits car in Union City
A Union City Taxi Co bus carrying children struck a westbound car at Second Avenue and South Street yesterday afternoon. No serious injuries were reported. The bus, driven by Mrs Lawgenen Comstock, appeared to fail to see Mrs William Robinson’s car at the intersection. Police cited poor visibility and slick streets as factors.
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Pca Ursee Eels
Union City
Union City Taxi Co
Lawgenen Comstock
Second Avenue
South Street
Sterkine
William Robinson
Puttum Street
Comstock
Robinson
State Dept Weighs Bradford Mayor Protest of Russian Oil Visit
Mayor John A. Still protests nine Russian oil experts planned for Bradford area oil fields. State Department notes receipt of the letter but gives no reply. Officials say the delegation visits sites under an exchange agreement, with prior scoping already agreed. Representatives report Russians have already visited several U.S. locations.
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John A. Still
Bradford
Thurshi
Shll
United Sites
Russia
Marlers
Bartlesville
Frank Dennis
Petyntowsn Institute
New York
Texas
Gulf Coast
Delaware City
Del
New Orleans
Lake Charles
la Houston
Austin
Midhind
The
Francisca
Baker Angeles
Calif
Tul
Sparta Man Faces Court In Gun Pointing
Sparta man Nuits Sandor, 23, charged with pointing a double barreled shotgun at Harry Brooks and two others on Buell Corners near Spartansboro on October 26. He was arraigned by Justice Walter A. Dumke and pled not guilty and was bound over for court.
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Crawford County Court
Nuits Sandor
Harey Brooks
RD. 2
Spartansboro
Buell
Sandor
Cory State Polich
Justice of the Peace
Walter A. Domke
RD. 4
Centerville
Kenny
Dumke
Lodge Defends Image Amid Suez Smear Remarks
New York AP reports Henry Cabot Lodge defends his record as ambassador during the Suez crisis while denouncing Dem criticisms as smear tactics. He cites cooperation with Israel in the United Nations and addresses a campaign rally in a manufacturing center where many workers are Jewish.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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United Nations
Republica Vitv
Pares
New York Times Libel Suit Heads to Alabama Supreme Court
The New York Times faces an appeal as a $500000 libel verdict against the paper and four named Black ministers from Montgomery and others heads to the Alabama Supreme Court. Circuit Court awarded the record damages after a three day trial, with the paper planning an appeal.
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Ala
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Montgomery Ponn
Lice
Lir. B. Sullivan
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Solomon §. Seay Sr
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Nearo College
Sullivan
Tris
Released Spy Must Remain In New York
Igor Mélekh a United Nations employee accused of spying for the Soviet Union was released on bail and must stay in Manhattan under federal order. He spent Thursday night in detention and awaits a hearing on moving him to Chicago where he is indicted with Willie Hirsch for conveying military maps and photos to the Soviet Union. The bail money was supplied in cash by two Soviet Embassy officials. Melekh’s wife received it and handed it to the court. The judge ordered Melekh to remain near the UN or at a Soviet delegation or embassy sanctuary until the hearing. Hirsch, 64, a German-born factory inspector, and the two men were arrested by the FBI on October 27.
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API
Igor v. Melekh
United Nations Secretariat
Soviet Union
Manhattan
Mélekh
Fedirsi
Chicago
Willie Hirsch
Windy City
Ani Plets
Corryite Recovering From Logging Mishap Near Spartanshire
Mendiver Corryite, 31, and William Rick Thomson, 31, were injured when a tree fell at a woods site near Spartanshire. Thomson, pinned by the trunk, was freed with the tractor and taken to Carey Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition with a fractured leg. Harold Auerlin of Columbus aided, as two men cut timber at the time of the incident.
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Snese Fy
Lee
Wenstine
William
Rick) Thomson
Mead Avenue
Watlice Mick
Corny
Thomson
Allen
Thonsen
Wes Mvessary
CAHS Students Honored For Test Feats Today
CAHS in Corry Area High School auditorium honored 18 sophomores and all 10th graders for top percentiles on the National Educational Development Test. Principal Roger Hoover presented Certificates of Exceptional Development to the named students, praising the outstanding academic achievement.
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Corry Area
Auiditorium
Jd Juniaes
Pennsylvania
Roger Hoover
Cahs Guidance Hil
Harrisburg Sale Ends With Over a Million Dollars Won
The 20nd annual standardbred horse sale in Harrisburg concluded yesterday, with more than one million dollars in sales. The top bid of the week reached $65,000.
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Harrisburg
Warren County GOP Slipping But Hold Edge
Warren County Republicans show a reduced registration lead with 12,160 GOP versus 6,450 Democrats. A decade ago the gap stood at 11,587 to 3,868. The last Democratic county post winner came after World War I when a returning hero held the office.
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Warren County
GOP
Sparta Woman Injured In One Car Crash
Corry Memorial Hospital admitted 90 year old Mrs. Raymond F Heintz after a one car crash near Spartansburg shortly after 7 pm. Driver Marjorie Ann Kamper 23 of Spar tansburg was eastbound on Route 77 when adjusting the heater caused the car to drift into an embankment. Heintz grabbed the wheel and steered left, vehicle veered, struck embankment and rolled. Kamper faces pending charges as police investigate.
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Spartansburg
Hurl
Raymond F. Heintz
Marjorie
Ann Kamper
Corry
Kamper
Auta
Offi
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