UN Plans Action Over Katanga Bombings Probes
United Nations Congo Command threatens action against Katanga's air force after reports of multiple bombings in North Katanga. U.N. air force to survey the area. about 10 Katangan planes allegedly carried out 69 bombs in five strikes. No casualties reported.
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United Nations
U.N. Congo Command
Katanga
U.N
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Congo
O Thant
Thant
Tshombe
Katahga
Meadville Woman 42 Killed in Route 6 N Crash
Viola Young 42 of Meadville died at the scene after her car struck a moving well drilling truck on Route 6 N east of Lundy s Lane. Husband R Eugene Young 46 in serious condition at St Vincent s Hospital Erie. Son Richard 15 hurt with facial injuries. Truck driver James Blanton of Albion identified. investigation ongoing.
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Meadville
Lundy’s Lane
Viola Young
Dre Gren Greer
Albion
R. Eugene Young
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Richard Young
James P. Summers
Young
Girard
James Blanton
R. D
Summers
Burglary at Peter Cooper Office Nets Jewelry and Cash
Police say a rear office door was forced open late Saturday or early yesterday in Gowanda Cat taragus County. Jewelry cash and rare coins valued at more than 373 400 were taken after safe doors were drilled. The office is operated by the Peter Cooper Corp a glue manufacturing firm. Ex food mogul dies in Miami Benjamin Rose former president of Best Supermarkets of Philadelphia died yesterday.
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Gowanda
Cattarmagus County
Peter Cooper Corp
Miami
Fia
Benjamin Rose
Best Supermarkets of
Philadelphia
Pood Fair
Library Plans Contest for Live Turtle Prize
Corry public Library hosts Children's Book Week with a contest offering ownership of a live turtle named Rosalie. Any visiting child can register for the prize this week as the library displays children's books including Rosalie the Bird Market Turtle. The library opens 3:30 to 9 p.m. daily, with special Saturday hours 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Corry
Rosalie
Corry Public Library
William Myers
Abrerian
Rosale
Myers
Fire wrecks Carlton Shoppe millinery in Philadelphia
A blaze last night damaged the Carlton Shoppe millinery in Philadelphia. Owner William Getz estimated stock losses at 15000 dollars. Police opened an investigation after discovering a broken rear door panel and a cash box found on the Moor.
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Philadelphia
Carlton
William Getz
Arsenal cash tied to Wilcoxson raid in Baltimore
Federal agents raided the home of bank robber Bobby Randell Wilcoxson and Jacqueline Rose uncover a cache including a $21 000 haul, grenades, a sawed off shotgun, auto parts and travel documents. The couple faced arrest without a struggle as investigators pursued links to a 1 5 million mail truck heist in Plymouth last August.
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Baltimore
Bobby Randell Wilcoxson
FBI
Wilcoxson
Jacqueline Ruth Rose
Plymouth
General Motors
John Dillinger
Typhoon Karen devastates Guam with widespread damage
Typhoon Karen batters Guam causing near total devastation. Officials report 95 percent of civilian housing ruined, four of five homes with roofs blown off, injuries and at least one death. Damage estimated around 100 million dollars with critical facilities damaged.
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U.S
Guam
Manuel Guerrero
Washington
Karen
Guerrero
Pacific Fleet
George Washington High
Tumon
Guam Memorial Hospital
Public Works Department
Guerrera
Office of Emergency Planning
Navy
Federal Aviation Agency
Wake Island
Japan
State highway speed boost announced for Route 20
The Pennsylvania State Highways Department announced higher speeds for three lane sections on Route 20 between Fairview and East Springfield and from Wesleyville to North East. The new speeds will take effect once new signs can be erected with signs to be installed in the near future. Other changes affect US 20 from Conneaut Lake to Kerrion in Crawford County and US 20 from Franklin to Reno in Venango County.
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Fairview
East Spring- Geld
Wesleyville
Pennsylvania State Highways Department
Soan
Harold
Gahagan
Franklin
Conneaut Lake
Kerrion
Crawford County
Reno
Venanzo County
Kennedy to Meet Crisis Team on Cuban Missile Withdrawals
President Kennedy summons three crisis negotiators to the White House to review developments in talks with Soviet and U N representatives as on site inspection debates continue. Roswell Gilpatric says 42 Russian missiles were seen leaving Cuba but on site verification remains in question. The team includes Adlai Stevenson Charles Yost and John McCloy with plans to discuss the Cuban crisis further.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
U.N
U.S
United Nations
Roswell L. Gilpatric
United States
Cuba
Moscow
Adlai B. Stevenson
Charles D. Yost
Stevenson
Gottnell
John J. McCloy
McNamara Calls for Readiness to Risk War
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara on Veterans Day urged Americans to be willing to risk everything, including nuclear war, to save freedom. He spoke at Arlington National Cemetery, cited Kennedy, and tied the Cuban crisis to current events, honoring the fallen who learned that truth.
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Washington
Robert 5
McNamara
Arlington National Cemetery
Kennedy
Coins Stolen From Truman Library Worth Fifity Thousand
Independence authorities report a theft at the Harry S Truman Library. A cache of 444 coins on 38 display boards was abducted by burglars who drilled a rear door lock. The collection, loaned by John W Snyder, includes regular and commemorative coins from every presidency. Police say the burglars took only the coin display, leaving the rest of the exhibits intact.
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Independence
Harry Ss. Truman
Philip C. Bravts
John W. Snyder
Toledo
Ohio
Treas
Brooks
Snyder
Truman
John W
Vindicated Theories Cuban Fiasco Shapes Khrushchev’s Path
Strong Moscow signals Khrushchev gains from the Cuban crisis as the Soviet leadership, a collective push stemming from de Stal inization, steers toward an economic war strategy while restraining impulsive moves toward Berlin. The missile episode may have been overruled by Khrushchev, reinforcing cautious, paced policy.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S.S R
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
West
Kremlin
Ciba
Khirushchev
Moose Lodge Opens Annual Toy Drive
Moose Lodge announces the opening of Operation Santa Claus to collect new and usable donated toys for needy children during Christmas. Frank DeLury and committee oversee the drive. pickups available by calling the lodge or listed volunteers. only repairable items accepted and reconditioned for distribution at Christmas.
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Corry
Arthur Litz
Debury
Snow Removal Funds Allocated by Harrisburg
The state Highways Department allotted 30 million dollars for snow removal this winter. It announced 9 418 pieces of equipment ready for use and labor quotas set for each of the 47 counties.
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Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Obituary of Nixon TV Bombshell Triggers Protests
Televised program The Political Obituary of Richard M. Nixon drew phoned and telegraph protests, station cancellations, and picketing outside ABC studios in New York. Bomb scare at one Midwest station proved false as activists decried airing of Hiss linked content. ABC and Triangle stations pulled the show amid calls for retirement from Nixon.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
Staton
Voreal
Ine
Los Angeles
ABC
New Haven
Conn
Nixon
California
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
New York City
Howard K. Smith
Edmund G. Brown
Smith
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Chow
Henry Burroughs
Truman Library
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Hunt
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Dupuis
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William Lane
William Muliron
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