Identify Only 36 Of Dead In Plane Crash
Richmond AP Medical authorities work to identify 77 victims from the Imperial Airlines Constellation crash near Byrd Airport in Richmond. At Medical College of Virginia doctors have identified 34 of 74 recruits and two of three crew. Army teams seek more data from families to aid identifications after the airliner failed on an emergency approach from three engine trouble.
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Corry Group Attends Mass Care Conclave
Corry Red Cross volunteers Albert Cole Norbert Bachemer LeRoy Stiles and Norma Vanderhoff joined a regional mass care conclave at Edinboro State College with about 150 disaster service staff. They heard first hand disaster accounts and reviewed Operation Cameron and 1967 Audre hurricane aftermath visuals, while Milton Jackson outlined Red Cross disaster roles since 1889.
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Police Deploy 600 More Officers in High Crime NY Areas
Police Commissioner Michael J Murphy has placed over six hundred additional officers into high crime New York City districts during peak late afternoon hours from four to midnight. Officers in civilian clothes and armed with radios are patrolling on foot in sections with elevated crime activity.
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Chimp Flight Delayed As US Orbit Plans Dwindle
Cape Canaveral reports a hydrogen peroxide gas leak in the Mercury Atlas capsule delays the chimpanzee launch. Repair time ranges four weeks to possibly eight, jeopardizing NASA’s bid to orbit a chimp this year.
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Corry Mother and 3 Sons Hurt In Route 6 Crash
Mrs Max Powers of 104 Snyder Circle westbound on Route 6 east of Union City lost control on a curve and hit a tree. Her three sons Jeffrey 3 Brent 5 and Davis 6 suffered minor cuts and bruises while all four were hospitalized for observation at Union City hospital. The 1956 auto was worth about $500 and possible charges await investigation.
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Harvey's Here Harvey's Here column debut prompts readers
Starting today on The Journal editorial page the Paul Harvey column appears. The piece describes Harvey as provocative and direct, aiming to ruffle feathers and poke at life’s facets with pithy commentary. Readers are urged to follow his daily presence in The Journal.
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Disneyland Tour With Nehru Under Disney Hosting
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India tours Disneyland in Anaheim with host Walt Disney guiding the visit. Nehru sits in an electric car as they view attractions during the sightseeing event in California.
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U S Jets Prove Vital In Battle Against Rebels
U S jets operating from Saigon airport for three weeks provide reconnaissance and target photo data guiding South Vietnamese fighter-bombers against Viet Cong bases and movements. Adm Sides notes Fleet centers of gravity move with threat. continued on page eight.
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Hope Hearing Will Measure Public Interest
Mayor elect Philip Zalaneck will attend the public hearing on proposed new zoning ordinances at 7:30 PM in the Municipal Building auditorium. The session opens a three part review of the Master Plan with engineers Michael Baker Inc. of Rochester, Pa. Public interest and council support are expected as the Planning and Zoning Commission continues its outreach to Corr y residents.
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Resumption Of Nuclear Ban Talks Urged By West
The United States and Britain urged the Soviet Union to return to Geneva and resume negotiations on a nuclear test ban. Western notes suggested a general framework might be needed, while Soviet delegate Vladimir Zorin previously hinted at broader disarmament ties. Since the moratorium ended, Moscow has conducted numerous tests, complicating progress toward a treaty.
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Molotov Victim of Communist Purge Returns to Moscow
Former Soviet leader Molotov arrived in Moscow from Vienna amid questions of expulsion from the Communist Party. His wife Paulina and daughter Svetlana greeted him as plainclothes police stood back. Molotov, 71, appeared relaxed yet indicated he might address charges from the party congress about purges. Reports said expulsion had been voted and may be appealed to the supreme party court.
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Baltimore Sit-Ins Plan Encore Led by Pastor and Whites
Anti segregation leaders meet in Baltimore to plan another sit-in next Saturday following a weekend in which hundreds of Negroes and whites demonstrated in city restaurants. Rev. Logan Kearse predicts hundreds more participants. 40 protesters of mixed races took part Saturday, 33 arrested, nine still jailed on Wednesday. Remaining detainees held at Annapolis, released after posting bail. hearings delayed for several. The sit-ins stem from a prior large Freedom Ride planned by CORE but canceled. Maryland restaurants along the route were urged to integrate by December 15.
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Supreme Court frees Hamilton in Alabama murder case
The Supreme Court unanimously set aside the death sentence of Charles Clarence Hamilton a Black man from Ensley Alabama convicted of breaking into a dwelling with intent to ravish a white woman Mary Cimigrossi in Oct 1956. Hamilton argued he was denied due process because he had no lawyer at arraignment. He faced execution by electric chair scheduled for April 2, 195?.
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Auto Crash Near Corry Injures 22 Year OldDriver Unhurt
A Corry girl, 22, escaped serious injury when her auto skidded on Route 6, ran up an embankment, and struck a tree about eight feet from the erm. Police estimate damage at 1500 dollars and said possible charges are pending. The incident occurred yesterday at 12 30 p m one mile east of here.
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Age Based Killer Rankings In US Death Causes
Government health figures break down top death causes by age groups. Accidents and cancer dominate under 35, heart disease and cancer rise after 35, with strokes overtaking cancer after age 74. Data from latest estimates, continuing on page eight.
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Urge UN To Use Force Against Withdrawal Of Congo Province
United Nations debate on Congo Katanga crisis renews as central government presses for action. Bomboko urges U N to order force to crush Katanga’s defiance while Western powers favor peaceful reintegration. Ethiopia’s emperor calls for decisive steps to ensure Katanga joins Congo-Lese.
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Heart Disease May Soon Start Downtrend
Detroit report notes researchers from the Seattle King County study show heart disease and lung cancer death rates may plateau within 10 to 15 years for adults under 60. Dr Ravenholt cited 85 years of records and University of Washington data as evidence of shifting mortality patterns.
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Steel Inventories Set to Double Worldwide
The weekly steel industry journal reports inventories and stockpiles enlarging to about 10 million tons, with stockpiles expanding by around 40,000 tons in October and about five percent of quarterly shipments moving into reserves as current agreements near expiry next June.
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OOF Appoints Grand Master in Pennsylvania
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Pennsylvania nominated Carl V. Ready of Livett as grand minister over the weekend. Ready will be deputy grand master and be installed at the grand lodge session in Pittsburgh next June, succeeding Jude Ho Matthews of Pelustet.
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