Thant weighs Red Cross ship inspection plan for Cuba
United Nations Acting Secretary-General Thant meets with leaders of the International Committee of the Red Cross to discuss neutral inspections of Soviet ships bound for Cuba for arms. The ICRC disclosed it had U.N. assurance Castro would accept inspections, with final terms to hinge on talks between Thant and ICRC officials Paul Ruegger and Paul Borsinger. The United States has agreed to the Soviet proposal for Red Cross checks on incoming Russian ships.
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International Committee of the Red Cross
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Paul Borsinger
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Red Cross
Washington
NY Troopers nab two Erie men in theft case
New York State troopers stopped Clarence J. Conner and Wayne Sipes of Erie while hitchhiking near Westfield. They waived extradition to Corry authorities on a theft charge involving four electric heating stoves stolen from the Jaya Baptist Church in Waterford between October 10 and 14. The stoves, valued at $82, were found in Conner’s car. Both men pled not guilty and were held for a hearing November 16 after being confined to the Erie County jail.
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Erie
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Corry
Waterford
David Carr
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Justice of the Peace
Petar DeGerlanda
Union City
Erie County
Mayville
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14Th
Voting Action Considered Good At Half Way
At 1 p m today 78d Corry residents had voted in wards with observers noting a good turnout despite no local contests Ward totals show Republics leading in several districts Democrat counts lagging Piers Ward totals 107 126 68 Second Ward 283 299 61 Third Ward 186 76 0 Fourth Ward 168 0 47 Balloting started smoothly with higher participation expected as day progresses reflecting an active midterm election cycle for Corry residents.
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Parking dispute near churches sparks city council debate
City Council addressed a cluster of parking issues including near West Pleasant Street and four nearby churches. Mrs Williams cited blocked visibility at Spring and West Pleasant during church sessions, impacting drivers and snow safety. Police and mayor weighed warnings to pastors as a temporary remedy, with continued discussion planned.
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Spring Streets
St. Elizabeth's Church
John T. Williams
Spring Street
South Gehtet
Second Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Alie
Oncourt
Harley Drake
Drake
West Pleasant Street
Philip Zalmeck
Hold up Man Believed In Corry Area
A white male about 23, 5 feet 10, 180 pounds with dark hair and fair complexion, wearing a navy sailor suit and pea coat, armed and dangerous, is suspected in the Corry area. He allegedly robbed Rodney Hawkins of $13 after his stolen car crashed on Picidilli Hill road during a ride hitchhike. Police urge the public to report sightings to Corry State Police.
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Corry
Rodney L. Hawkins
Franklin
Picidilli Hill
Paul Sit
Russian planes still in Cuba plan under Khrushchev stay
Washington reports say Soviet air crews were still assembling jet bombers in Cuba last week but evidence suggests work paused after U S warnings. Surveillance flights will show if Russians begin withdrawing the TL29 bombers capable of carrying nuclear warheads with a 750 mile range as Khrushchev agreed to remove offensive weapons from Cuba.
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Kennedy
Council Reduces Paving Lien Interest for Heirs
The City Council granted relief on a 349 dollar paving lien against 906 Mead Avenue dating to 1957. The lien, tied to heirs and a future transfer to a third party at age 25, will be settled for 249 dollars plus one year of interest at 6 percent and recording costs. Also reported is the death of U.S. District Judge George H. Moore at 64 in St. Louis.
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McKnight
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Masters Of Deceit Sure Reds Admit Errors-That Is
An editor note outlines Relmen Morin's Cuba era report. Kennedy and Khrushchev exchanges in Vienna linger on Bay of Pigs and missile crisis. Moscow rejects U S right to blockade Cuba while hints of missile removal surface. In Washington, tension grows as potential invasion looms and notes hint possible horse-trade. Continued on Page Eight.
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Pa Voters Flock To Polls For Governor and Senator
In Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania voters cast ballots for governor, a U.S. senator, 27 congressmen, and state officials. The race centered on unemployment and graft allegations while turnout appeared strong, with Philadelphia a key factor in the expected outcome.
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National Election May Set Off Year Record
National turnout nears 50 million as voters decide Senate and House seats and governors in off year elections. Kennedy seeks progress for New Frontier while Cuba crisis looms in the background. Predictions favor limited gains for Republicans in the House, mixed Senate shifts, and possible governor wins in major states shaping 1964 campaigns.
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Ohio
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Muskeggon
Mich
Indictments Return In $3,200 Theft Case At Erie
Erie County Grand Jury indicted Paul Bardwell a Waterford township gas station attendant for stealing about 8300 gallons of gas and $3200 from Esso station employers between May and September. His bosses John Preston and Norman Wilson face assault and battery charges for trying to force his sign confession and repay the funds at $50 monthly. Bardwell held for trial on larceny by employee charges after a September 21 confrontation at the station.
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Erie County
Rythe
Paul Bardwell
R. D
Erie
Esso
Summit ‘Township
John Preston
Norman Wilson
North East
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Preston
Wilson
Seven Names Named to Parking Authority in City Plan
Ailey council approved seven local men to serve on the reactivated Parking Authority, which has been inactive since all 14 former members resigned during the previous administration. The appointees include W. F. Rickers, John Rossbacher, Joseph Gentleman, Ben Bennett, Artie Straw, Embert Earle, and Robert W. Clark with terms dating 1963 to 1968. The first meeting will be led by Mayor Zalz Meck to trim the board to seven and tackle off street parking problems.
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North Center Street
Hilh
W. F. Rickers
John Rossbacher
Joseph Gentleman
Ben Bennett
Artie Straw
Uites
Embert Earle
Robert W. Clark
Philip Zalz Meck
Cornell
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