Eleanor Roosevelt Dies At 78 After Illness
New York AP reports Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt died in Manhattan at 78 after a two and a half year illness described as a complicated anemia, with non contagious tuberculosis later added. JFK mourns her as a great lady and tireless reformer, with plans for private and memorial services.
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Local Aid To College Bound Compilation Underway
Area high school officials are compiling data on financial aid for prospective college students. Judith Dwyer leads the effort to create a booklet listing scholarship sources and application details. Letters will be mailed to city organizations providing aid requesting funds, terms, and repayment conditions.
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China launches fresh attacks near Walong and Towang
AP reports renewed Chinese assaults at Walong near the Burma border and clashes with Indian patrols near Chang Towang as Ladakh buildup continues. Nehru pledges no concession, framing China as expansionist and urging long, defiant resistance amid mass protests.
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Witnesses Back Route 6 Bypass Plan at City Hearing
A 45 minute hearing in the Municipal Building drew 44 residents as supporters of the Route 5 bypass around Corry praised the project. James Rhinehart and Willam Troxell led the session outlining a 1.91 mile two lane route costing about 250000 with a div ider. Troxell projected 5800 cars daily by 1981 while opponents from Humble Oil and Esso Hall owner Frente Alberti voiced concerns.
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States to Study Fluoridation Effects on Children Teeth
Pennsylvania and New Jersey will jointly survey fluoridated water impact on local children. The study compares Easton and Phillipsburg school teeth, with Easton using fluoridated water and Phillipsburg not. Each state contributes 2000 dollars. about 2000 children will be examined in each city.
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Stanford Hose Readies For Annual Ball
Plans for the 76th annual Thanksgiving Eve Ball by the Stanford Hose Company of Cor ty proceed with tickets from Chief Jerome Davis and fire officials. The event at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post home on West Washington street runs November 21 from 10 p m to 2 a m with Cruck Fern and his band providing music and door prizes to support Hose operating expenses.
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Falls Asleep With Cigarette, Killed
Helen Gaster aged 53 of Pittsburgh died early today after apparently dozing while smoking a cigarette at her home. Allegheny County morgue said death due to asphyxiation. She was found slumped in a chair in the kitchen. Dr J Walter Malone, 74, former president of Ilikin University, Decatur, Ul., died yesterday after a brief illness.
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Testimony in Athens Route Bypass Relocation Hearing
Earl T. Cherry spoke in favor of relocating the route bypass to avoid residential Hazco areas. No complaints were raised by residents as Waul urged the department to relocate a few homes.
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Nixon Concedes California Governor Race After Harsh Press Critique
Richard Nixon declared his last news conference amid sharp charges that the press botched coverage of his California gubernatorial bid. He attacked media bias, defended remarks on patriotism, and warned reporters they would miss him as Brown claimed victory.
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Ships Headed Home For Evidence Of Missiles
Washington AP reports U S Navy ships to inspect outward bound Soviet vessels for missiles from Cuba after Khrushchev said 40 rockets were dismantled. Pentagon coordinates with Soviet reps for missile counts onboard returning ships as Kennedy aides cite UN observation. Castro’s opposition to international inspectors fuels calls for on the ground checks.
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Union City Industrial Board Expands as Loans Approved
Union City directors reappointed bringing board to 12. Area Redevelopment Administration approves 290120 to enlarge Standard Chair Co plant creating about 300 jobs. New officers and directors named. next meeting planned with no November date yet.
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Absentee Ballots Not Altering County Results
County Election Board officials report 1719 military and civilian absentee ballots mailed with 1505 returned. Ballots will be opened and counted after official vote tabulations finish late this week. No likelihood these ballots will affect local election outcomes. All ballots must be received by 10 5 am Friday November 16 to be valid.
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Explorer Scouts Reelect Farver in Corry Meeting
Explorer Scouts of Corry reelected Richard Farver to the presidency at last night’s postwar meeting. The new slate includes Tom Grice as vice president Paul Wescak as quartermaster Ant Stauffer as secretary and Jim Rhoades as treasurer Rhoades also repeats with Farver The group plans a camping trip and a combined swim and bowling party.
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Estes Receives Eight Year Sentence In Taxic Absorbed Case
AAP report states Billie Sol Estes, 37, convicted on state charges of swindling over a mortgage on nonexistent liquid fertilizer tanks. Jurors deliberated 2 hours 15 minutes for an eight year term in the State Penitentiary. Estes faces pending anti trust and federal fraud charges related to $22 million in loans tied to fertilizer tanks and other deals. He was linked to a Pecos farmer signer of a $94 500 mortgage on the non existent tanks.
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Rocky's Got It Personality Key To GOP Hopes In 1964
The AP notes voters disliked party labels in Tuesday's election signaling Republicans may need a strong personable candidate for 1964. Gov Nelson Rockefeller's reelection boosted his standing among potential rivals while Gov elect William Scranton and Rep Gerald Ford emerge as rising figures.
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