Berlin Talks and Cuba Crisis Cast Shadow on Berlin Agenda
Kennedy and Adenauer weigh Berlin options amid talks on European integration and German forces within NATO. Officials consider USSR weapon withdrawals from Cuba as a potential opening while Mikoyan’s Havana talks keep Moscow's next moves uncertain. Local notices list admissions and discharges at Union City Memorial Hospital and ads urge No Trespassing signs from The Corry Journal.
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Berlin
Lsted
Adenauer
Bonn
Soviet Union
Cuba
Khrushchev
U.S. Navy
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Fidel Castro
Havana
U.S
Castro
Kennedy
Seek Strangler Sought After Westport Slaying and Rape
A nationwide alert seeks Harris Miller in the strangling murder of Isabel Sillan 50 and the kidnapping and rape of her 14 year old daughter Gail. Gail escaped in Norwalk after 12 hours in a car. Miller is described as a tall Negro from Norwalk with an active warrant for murder kidnapping and rape.
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Westport
Gail
Norwalk
Miller
Rosalie Miller
Post Office Participates in 1962 Livestock Survey
The Corry Post Office will distribute the 1962 Livestock Survey Card this weekend in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture. The survey surveys farm livestock numbers and production to help the Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service forecast future outputs. Rural carriers on routes 1 to 4 listed by name will collect completed cards.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Corry Post Office
Post Office
Agriculture Department
James Sullivan
Corry
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Harrisburg
Sullivan
A. R. Knapp
Fire Destroys Jamestown Market Causing Heavy Loss
A Jamestown fire severely damaged the Millvanna Super Duper Market early yesterday. Robert S. Barger, a company official, estimated a heavy loss with perishables about 20,000 dollars. Fire officials traced the blaze to an overheated motor in a beer cooler, confining most damage to the 82 by 138 foot market. Fire crews from Jamestown fought the flames for over two hours, using masks due to heavy smoke. Peter Kote alerted authorities after seeing smoke from Bud's Restaurant.
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Jamestown
Millvanna
Robert S. Barger
Srome
Peter Kote
Bud's
Kote
One
Barger
Typhoon relief efforts struggle as schools host victims
Relief across Guerrero Island residents seek shelter in hospitals churches and schools as typhoon cleanup begins. Women teachers mobilize with Red Cross and recovery groups while water remains scarce and emergency stations distribute supplies. Authorities urge self help as forecasts track Karen near Okinawa.
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Red Cross
Miny-Long Island
Guerrero
Tokyo
Karen
Okinawa
Japan
Trust Territory
Budget Deficit May Imperil 1963 Tax Cut
Washington AP report says administration officials forecast a federal budget deficit this year of 7.8 billion dollars, risking Kennedy's 1963 tax cut. Senator Proxmire warns against tax cuts amid the deficit. factors include lower expected revenues, 2 billion in lost revenue from prior tax changes, and higher spending to 93.7 billion. The 7.8 billion gap would be the second largest peacetime deficit after 12.4 billion in 1959.
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Washington
Kennedy
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Congress
Budget Bureau
Treasury
26 Crash Victims in Viet Nam Airliner Disaster
A military ground party reached the wreckage on a jungle hillside and confirmed all 26 aboard the Vietnamese airliner were killed. M. W. Goding provided housing on Saipan for families, with women and children being sent there.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
M. W Goding
Saipan
Catholic Mass Changes First Time in 13 Centuries
The Roman Catholic Mass canon was amended by Pope John XX to insert the name of St. Joseph after the Virgin Mary. Announced by Cardinal Amleto Cicognani, the decree honors St. Joseph as foster father of Jesus and the council’s patron saint, taking effect December ath during the council’s first session.
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John XX
Bronekin
Jesus
Amleto Cardinal
Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
Grail
John
St. Joseph
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