Cochranton area updates and local happenings in brief
Disinfection of Cochranton Borough water continued as residents were told to boil water. Kathrine's Dress Shop store remodeling on Center Street proceeds by Donald and McCray. A 5 year old was injured by a tractor and hospitalized in Meadville in fair condition. The Assembly of God revival enters its third week with Rev Ralph A. Creider as evangelist.
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Cochranton Borough
Pennsylvania Department
of Health
Laurence M. Helsel
Cochranton High School
Center Street
Katherine
North Center Street
Donald & McCray. Corry Contractor
Meadville City Hospital
Charles Fausnaught
R. D. Atlantic
Assembly of God
East Main Street
Leroy Wiley
Ralph A. Creider
Butler
Creider
Wiley
May draft doctors again in Washington
Defense Department resumes draft of doctors after a four year pause. About 4,500 hospital interns were notified yesterday to file application forms and have until December 1 to complete them, with many young physicians volunteering for military service.
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Washington
Defense Department
Vision tests for Pennsylvania drivers begin statewide
State police set up 83 test sites to screen about 196 000 applicants for 1961 62 operator licenses. Eye examinations run through mid January with an 8.4 percent initial rejection at Belmont Barracks among 895 tested. Rechecks allowed after vision correction or surgery. tests held late afternoons and evenings statewide.
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A. Pennsylva
Mimisi Stal Pales
Philadelphia
Nocrstown
Lancaster
Persis
Department of Revenue
Belmont Barracks
Wrecked Plane Found On Snowy Peak Near West Virginia
A charred small plane wreckage and pilot body were found on a snow covered peak near the Virginia West Virginia border by Civil Air Patrol searchers. Identified tentatively as retired Air Force captain Pete Jackson, 49, of Soyorna Park Mil. A passenger Roger Bell of Eppit Forest Md. was found nearby, badly burned and believed to have sought help. About 50 CAP members searched despite freezing weather and half foot snow, reaching Spruce Knob before midnight and spreading out. Jackson, a World War II hero, was a Washington representative for Joy Manufacturing Co. in Pittsburgh. Bell, formerly with Litton Industries in Rocky Hill Md., was a father of one infant.
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Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Spruce Knob
Atreet
Fred
Virginia
West Virginia
Jackson
Bell
Rose Valley
Pentagon Aero Club
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Washington
Joy Manufacturing Co
Pittsburgh
Litton Industries, Inc
Rockyile
Desegregation Sparks Mixed Classes in New Orleans
Federal marshals oversee a tense desegregation process as Wil Yar Frantz and McDonogh 19 schools begin token integration. Despite public uncertainty about which schools would admit Black students, attendance falls as fear and anger sweep the city. White students largely withdraw, with only about 105 of 467 McDonogh pupils attending by midafternoon.
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Oleesey
Yenr
Necvo
New Orleans
Wil- Yar Frantz
McDonogh
St Claude Ave
Louisiana
Legislative Muhday
Badminiton Biskt
U.S St Judedl Skelly
de Reatyainer
Diesel Biluinet
New Orlans
Armand
Pranlé Cooperative
Cité Neeeo
Frantz
McDonog
Jenoma
Davie
McDonagh
Marlow Looks At Todays News From World Summit
William Ryan analyzes a world Communist leaders summit, noting sharp lines between Red China and Khrushchev aligned factions. He reports Beijing resents Soviet economic aid tied to political stability and warns of a widening rift that could threaten global peace.
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William Ryan
Squamit
Nufvonsnes
Cleavai
Red China
Albania
Nilata Khrushchev
Moscow
Khirushchev
Lenit
Khrushchev
Mip Tehri Kyrualielies Srg
Uber
Anit Vauituet Ayre
Paltey Ae mManda
Paris Congress
Aly Pully Iin
Pubandd
Columuniats
Kivusheney
Wollki
World tensions rise as campaigns call for swift action
The column notes urgency in political movements and warns of rapid shifts in influence and potential global conflict. James Marlow, normally the writer, is on vacation, leaving readers with unnamed concerns about communist expansion and free speech pressures.
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Uist
Kremlin
James Marlow
Eisenhower to Confer With Anderson on Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower and Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson meet in Augusta for an important conference on foreign aid. The Soviet Union’s surprise moves and their value in the talks are expected to figure in discussions.
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Ike
R. B. Anderson
Augusta
Eisenhowey
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
White House
Unin
Hikune
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Humot Hospital
Erie
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin S. Corry
Snowy Peak
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Federal Marshals
Marlow
Associated Press
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank’s Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Ford
TRI - Nord Motor Sales
Smith Street
Corry, Pa
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