GOP Confident Of Big Victory In Governors Races
Republicans crowded the ballot as about 50 million voters prepare to choose 39 senators 435 House members and 50 governors in a national election shaped by Cuba crisis. Democrats sprint to hold House seats and governors contests in key states. Nixon Rockefeller Morgenstern Brown Scranton loom large in race commentary.
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Bitter Pa campaign heads to polls with high stakes
Pennsylvanians vote Tuesday for governor and U S senator amid a fierce, nationwide Cuban crisis backdrop. Democrat Richardson Dilworth faces Republican Rep. William Scranton as Sen. Joseph Clark seeks a second term against Rep. James Van Zandt.
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Odd Weather Recorder Falls To Centerville Farm
A strange object settled on a Centerville farm early Saturday carrying U S Weather Bureau instruments. Lloyd Young and his son Raymond retrieved the unit after it parachuted down from a 17 mile high balloon launched from Greater Pittsburgh Airport.
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Crisis Deepens as Middle East Tensions Rise
A regional crisis pits Saudi Arabia and Jordan against Yemen's revolutionary regime backed by the United Arab Republic. The UA R has reportedly sent planes tanks and troops to Yemen as rebel forces threaten to invade southern Saudi ports and Najran Besieged Sada faces royalist pressure with conflicting casualty claims and continued fighting.
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Columbus Man Burned In Tanker Fire
John Volk 36 of Columbus suffered first degree burns to face and body when a tanker loaded with road oil caught fire eight miles north of Youngsville during a road reconditioning project. Fumes backed up and ignited near a rear heater. Sugar Grove and neighboring departments fought the blaze for two hours, with twenty firefighters and multiple trucks assisting.
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Corry Foam Grants Wage Increases for 4 Hourly Classifications
Corry Foam Products Go unit of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co announces a six cent hourly raise for about 40 workers with additional four cent increases in selected job classifications. The increases follow a record October production of four million board feet of polyurethane foam, aided by sponsorship from the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp since 1960. Plant Manager Leon Brodeur oversees the change in a plant with no formal union affiliation. Mrs Roosevelt resting quietly in New York. no change in her condition handling anemia and infection, staff says.
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Kennedy says U S surveillance of Cuba will continue after crisis
President Kennedy indicates U S monitoring of Cuba will persist in some form well after the missile crisis ends. Officials say the aim is to prevent a new Soviet missile threat and to verify removal with international inspections.
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Film evidence traced Cuban crisis through missile site build up
In Relman Morin's fourth Cuba crisis piece, US photo interpreters examine miles of film from recon flights over Cuba. Analysts note terrain changes and new structures from days of coverage, prompting Kennedy to impose a weapons quarantine and demand dismantling of sites. Republicans faulted the pace of action.
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Organized Team Backers form for YMCA swimming program
A new group called Organized Team Backers formed last night to support YMCA swim teams, including the district girls' team. Officers named include George Sample as chairman and Thomas Cragg as vice president, with committees set for hospitality, transportation, scorekeeping, and ways and means.
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Fires Destroy Mazzie Home in Ellwood City Borough
A weekend blaze damaged the top floors of the H. B. Ziegler Co. building in Ellwood City and four other fires struck the borough. The Mazzie residence burned, with damage estimated at around 40,000 for the Ziegler property and 50,000 for Mazzie. no occupants were home during the blaze.
Body Found as Erie Bay Mishap Seeks Two More
In Presque Bay three fishermen were lost when their boat capsized. The body of William Albertson, 42, was recovered after the crash. Walter Cliktaj, 50, and Carl Wilberg, 44, remained missing as Coast Guard crews and local divers pressed on with the search amid low visibility and daylight limits.
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Edinboro hosts educators conference on planning for able students
Two Corry Area School Jointure staff members attended an all day session at Edinboro State College on planning for able students. J Donald Watson and Miss Ann Baressi represented the jointure with Watson leading the independent study and credit by examination group. The conference ran from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Erie County Surplus Food Program Faces Shift to Paid Help
The Journal reports Erie County surplus food coordinators say Pennsylvania seeks a transition from volunteers to paid staff for distributing surplus foods. An editorial criticizes payroll growth, prompting a response from Andrew M. Bradley, with explanations of federal and state roles and county distribution oversight.
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