Spying Restrictions Tighten as U S Opens Some Areas
The State Department backed limited relaxation on diplomat travel from satellites while keeping about a quarter of U S areas off limits. For the Soviet Union, 26 percent remain restricted, with exemptions for UN Secretariat staff and specific cultural exchange visitors. Several individuals are admitted or discharged in local postings, and taxes rise beyond the $100 billion federal mark in fiscal year 1963.
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U.S
Defense
State Departments
State Department
United States
Hungary
Romania
Washington
New York
Soviet Union
Delaware
U.N. Secretariat
Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Bus and Cars Collide After Signal Mix Up in Titusville
At 8 45 p m yesterday in Titusville a moving car driven by Mrs Lea B Bly struck the side of a school bus operated by Robert G Brown as the bus attempted a right turn. Bly, traveling south, apparently misread a green light as a through signal. The impact pushed Bly's car into a parked vehicle owned by Mrs Mary Riddle. No injuries to children or drivers were reported though the bus sustained front door damage and the parked car was dented.
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Thusville
Lea B. Bly
Titusville
Bis
Robert G. Brown
Pleasantville
Bly
Vorney
Mary Riddle
Parents Night At School Aims To Draw Bigger Crowd
School officials expect a larger turnout tonight than last night as Parents Night returns, praising the event as the one chance during the year to showcase the school's offerings. National Honor Society members from the Carry chapter will again serve as guides.
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Carry
National Honor Society
Spartansburg Community Happenings and Events
Mark T Patchen and daughter Anne of Holinboro called on Mr and Mrs Harold Patchen. Our Lady of Victory Guild meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs Vincent Montoro’s home. WSCS and Methodist Chief serve Thanksgiving dinner Thursday in the church dining room. Dinner features include sweet potatoes mashed potatoes and more. WSCS bazaar offers homemade gifts and baked goods. Sparta Grange plans a cleaning bee Saturday at the Grange hall with a 10 a.m. arrival and sack lunch. Members will wallpaper paint and clean. Congratulations to Sidney Winans Jr and family on the birth of Nathan Edward weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Jesse Dooher and Sidney Winans. Virginia Stockton and family move back to Spartansburg and Stockton resumes shop. Jack Albers hosts Western Style Square Dancers with guests from Titusville BRD Corry and Sparta area. Sympathy to Florence Bates family. funeral held at H Richard Hays Funeral Home. Morsisi Memorial Musical raises $65 for Sparta student fund. Norge Reed of Sherman N Y visits with Harry Firth for Sunday dinner. Junior and senior high group photos for yearbook taken today. Season tickets for basketball now on sale via school office. first game Nov 26 against Pymatuning Joint High School at Sparta gym. Sparta merged school faculty observe National Education Week. open house Monday. Ned Stranahan Lombard Illinois and John J Stranahan also noted.
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Spartansburg
Mark T. Patchen
Anne
Holinboro
Harold K. Patchen
Our Lady of Victory Guild
Vincent Montoro
WSCS
WWSCS
Sparta Grange
Grange Hall
Membors
Sidney Winans Jr
Corry Memorial Hosital
Nathan Edward
Esse Dooher
Sidney Winans
Virginia Stockton
R. D
Titusville
BR. D
Corry
Sparta
Florence Bates
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Norgei Reed
Sherman, N
Harry Firth
Sparta Gym
Pymatuning Joint High School
Ned Stranahan
Lombard, Tl
John J. Stranahan
Truck Pins Man To Wall In Jamestown Incident
C Brunner 54 to WCA Hospital in fair condition after the tractor trailer he drove pinned him against a store wall in Jamestown. Police say fractures to elbow pelvis and ribs. He stepped onto the running board to remove snow when the truck rolled back. Detective Nelson aided extrication as Brunner remained conscious.
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Maward
C Brunner
WCA
Jamestown
Brunner
Trans‘American
Lauritz E. Nelson
Jamestown Shooting Victim Still Critical
Alvin L. Hendrickson, 43, of Jamestown is in critical condition after being shot three times by neighbor Carl Bergman, 69, at Lake Shore Delivery, Inc. dock. Bergman was charged with first degree assault and remanded to county jail for a Friday preliminary exam.
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Jamestown
WCA Hospital
Alvin L. Hendrickson
R. D
Hendrickson
Carl Bergman
Bergman
Lake Shore Delivery, Inc
Squandering Our Hard-Earned Dollars on Paris Trip
Petinaud noted he earned $274 per day for days worked as a messenger and claimed no French speaking. Hays said eight days in Paris were paid from U.S. counterpart funds to be spent overseas. A reporter failed to obtain an official list of travelers, who traveled at taxpayers’ expense aboard an Air Force plane.
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Petinaud
Hays
Paris
U.S
United States
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