Army Hoaxer Lured Families Into Scheme
Hundreds of relatives responded to a German based ad in Stars and Stripes and paid up to 180 for fake flights to Germany to join relatives in the army. About 125 people gathered at Newark Airport’s Flying Tiger office expecting flights, with many leaving jobs or homes. some were housed at Fort Hamilton as the FBI and Port Authority pursued the Army matter.
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Newark
N.J
Germany
FBI
Stars and Stripes
Army
Port of New York Authority
Pying Tiger
United States
Ft. Hamilton
Brooklyn
Dunkirk Woman, 85, Killed In Auto Accident
Mrs Sophie Towne age 85 of Dunkirk died at Brooks Memorial Hospital from injuries in an auto crash that sent a car off the road into a house. Her daughter Grace Shero, 42, was the driver and escaped injury. Passengers Jesse Salhoff, 82, and others were treated for injuries.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Sophie Towne
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Jesse Salhoff
Sunkirk
Donald Bull
Shero
Deaths Daniel L Culver 82 former Corry resident
Daniel Le Culver 82 of 738 Mead Avenue died at his home at 9 15 last evening after months of illness. Born August 1, 1880 in Geneva Crawford County he moved to Centerville as a boy and later lived on Mickle Hill. He married Margaret Lacey on November 7 1906 in Clymer. He worked at Ajax Tron Works 26 years retiring 17 years ago. Surviving: wife, one daughter Leste Akam Wesleyville one grandson Richard Akam Erie two sisters Praise Chase Corry Anna Smith Spar tansburg three brothers Louis Dunkirk Atson Spartansburg and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Funeral Home with services Saturday at 1 pm burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Daniel L. Culver
Daniel le Culver
Mead Avenue
Mr. Culver
Geneva
Crawford County
Centerville
Mickle Hill
Margaret Lacey
Clymer
Culver
Garland
Corry
Ajax Tron Works
Leste Akam
Wesleyville
Richard Akam
Erie
Praise Chase
Anna Smith
Spartansburg
Louis
Dunkirk
Atson
Sam
Rand
Bracken Funeral Home
Rev. H. Ray Harris
Pine Grove Cemetery
Kennedy Says UysS Won’t Be Bluffed In Talks
President Kennedy asserted the United States would not be bluffed and would push for talks with Soviet leaders. He called on business leaders to support enforcing strategic restraint while the nation weighs nuclear fallout risks and aims to extend aid to Southeast Asia. The week saw reviews of policy, with Eisenhower era programs guiding the approach and Maxwell Taylor named as key adviser. Berlin remarks defended Adenauer against claims of revanchist aims, underscoring caution on postwar alliances.
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Rene Atu
Jose
India
Aswri
Gee
Dhe United
Nps
Vu Washineton
Yiaun Lusness
Kennedy
Sriile Eesti
Hell
Kenney Ai
D Eisentower
Nerewl Bo
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
Maxwell D. Taylor
Berlin
Kennadly
Konrad Adenauer
Hey
Adenauer
Wash
Kennedy quiet handling of foreign policy in first news conference
President Kennedy's inaugural press session outlined key themes including a resumption of a nuclear test ban dialogue, famine relief for the Congo, and European trade policy shifts. He signaled US focus on the Berlin crisis while urging allied restraint and a measured approach to Cold War tensions.
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Keating
Roosevelt
Truman
Risenhewee
Atu
Tvise Witt
Tatler
Hecomus
Jhmuimry
Geyovka
Congo
Kennedy Khrushchev clash risked war and doors opened
The piece weighs Kennedy's brinkmanship against Khrushchev's milder tone. It argues a reasonable settlement could be possible if Kennedy avoided pushing a harder line and slammed doors shut on diplomacy. The author questions whether Kennedy’s aggressive style is superior or inferior to a bolder approach in handling the presidency.
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Kennedy
Nin
Khrushchev
Reson
Funeral Notices for Sayid Kun and Dan el L Cullyer
Funeral notices list Sayid Kun with services at Stacken Pueral Home Friday and Spring Creek Cemetery burial, and Dan el L Cullyer with services at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 11 am. Friends may call Bracken Thursday 7 to 8 pm and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Kainu
Sayid Kun
Stacken Pueral
Ioway
Spring Creek
Robert Fipr
Culver
Danel L. Cullyer
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
New Jersey Fist Lady Names Betty Hughes Successor
Mrs. Robert B Meyner, in Trenton, reassures that Betty Hughes will succeed her as New Jersey’s first lady on January 1. Meyner mentions Morgen, the governor, and notes nine beds in the mansion plus nine children in the Hughes family.
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Trenton
N. J
Robert B Meyner
Betty Hughes
New Jersey
Mayner
Morgen
Tanson
Rhiwed J Hughes
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