Troopers Arrest 3 In Gambling Raids Here
State police led by Capt. Roger E B Pflugfelder raided 95 taverns and clubs across multiple northwestern counties. In Corry three suspects were arrested at Moose's Bar Meerhoff's Spaghetti Shop and the Italian American Club and later released on $1,000 bonds.
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Yes
Pennsylvania
Corry
Roger EB
Pfluglelder
Erie
Wesleyville
Girard
North East
Fairview
Albion
Union City
Wattsburg
Lake City
Titusville
Franklin
Oj City
Millcreek
Warren
West Main Street
Meerhof
East Main Street
Charles J. Blehynski
Elizabeth S. Meerhoff
Meerhoff
William J. Roehrig
Snyder Circle
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Wayne Township
United Fund appoints first paid secretary in Corry
The Corry United Fund hires Sterling Wees as the first paid secretary at $600 a year to manage year round drive tasks. Records will be kept at the YMCA, which also hosts UF board meetings. The drive total may reach 65,000 dollars, the highest for the area, with co chairmen Hammond and Williams leading the effort. A nominating committee for UF officers was approved. Greece receives undisclosed U S tanks and equipment from the United States in Salonika.
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Corry United Fund
Red
Sterling Wees
YMCA
Wees
United Fund
Barghoorn Espionage Case Deepens U S Soviet Rift
President Kennedy condemned the arrest of Yale scholar Frederick C. Barghoorn as damaging to U S Soviet ties. The incident marks a low point in post Moscow test ban tensions as Moscow complains the pact failed to yield expected results amid other strains. Kenneth C Berg dies in Ohio at 57 after election day surgery.
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Washington
Russia
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale
Kennedy
Barhoorn
U.S Soviet
Moscow
Ump David
Khrushchev
Dwieht
D. Eisenhower
Barghoorn
Berlin
U.S
Atlantic Alliance
Vilin
New Solon
East Liverpool
Ohio
Kenneth C. Berg
Veterans Hospital
Pittsburgh
Berg
US Boycotts Good Will Mission Sparked by Barghoorn Arrest
Tass reports the U.S. State Department used the arrest of Yale political scientist Frederick C. Barghoorn as a pretext to boycott a Soviet good will mission. Moscow cites an Iron Curtain around the Soviet mission and a heated anti Soviet campaign led by Goldwater. The delegation marks 30 years of U.S. recognition of the Soviet government.
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Moscow
Tass
U.S. State Department
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Washington
Sen
Goldwater
Yesnen
U.S
Barghoorn
Yale University
Kinzua Project Funding Faces Congressional Tug
The House Appropriations Committee approved 21.23 million dollars to advance the Allegheny River Dam and Kinzua Reservoir works, but actual spending hinges on a broader Ohio River basin ceiling dispute and final Public Works funding action. Contractors were told a possible October to November decision, with weather conditions affecting timing.
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Washington
House
Allegheny River
Teeservoir
New York
Pennsylvania
Congress
Ohio River
Kinzua
Senate
Kennedy
Army
Appropriations Committee
Ohio
Kinzua Project — Toust
Kingua
Conti
Area Girl Dies in Rifle Mishap
A Limestone Pennsylvania teenager, Carolyan G. Wazelle, 15, died at Bradford Hospital after being struck in the chest by a .22 caliber rifle. Authorities say the shooting was accidental and New York state investigators are looking into the case.
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Limestone, N
Limestone
Carolyan G. Wazelle
Bradford Hospital
Bradford
Pellée
Limestone High School
New York State
Demonstrations Surround Pa. School Prompt Mass Arrests
Police and state troopers moved to quell protests at the predominantly Negro Franklin School in Chester Pennsylvania where about 250 demonstrators have been arrested for attempting to block entry and alleged substandard conditions. The scene involved both Black and white protesters as 30 teachers were escorted into the building and classes resumed with limited attendance.
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Chester
Philadelphia
Joseph Eyre
Franklin School
Franklin
Kennedy tax cut touted to spur jobs and growth
President Kennedy urged an 11 billion tax cut at AFL CIO talks to revive the economy and curb unemployment. He said swift passage could fuel the longest peacetime expansion and create millions of jobs, while Byrd warned the move risks national solvency amid rising spending.
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New York
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Écon.o.m
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Congress
Washington
Urry P. Byrd
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Associated Press
Pair Killed As Car Hits House In Hessdale
In Lancaster Pennsylvania a car driven by 77 year old Raymond W. Baldwin of Strasburg veered off the road and crashed into a house in Hessdale nine miles south of the city. Baldwin and his 7 year old sister Mable Baldwin died in the collision. The Miller family home was struck while their daughter Michelle, 7, played nearby. Authorities suspect a possible heart ailment at the wheel.
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Lancaster
Raymond W. Baldwin
Strasburg
Mable Baldwin
Hessdale
Here
Baldwin
John L. Miller
Miller
Michelle
Alice
Washington court to install acoustical material
The Washington AP report notes bids will be set to install new acoustical material in the Court of General Sessions. The office, previously not soundproof, faced noise issues from earlier summer.
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Washington
U.S
Epes
Court of General Session
Bullet Enters Ear Then Exits Mouth. Boy Ok
Two Harbors Minnesota reports a stray rifle bullet entered nine year old Roger Olson’s ear and exited his mouth while he and a sister crossed a field near their rural home. The injury left no bone or tooth damage and the boy remained uninjured.
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Two Harbors
Minn
Roger Olson
Theullet
Nowy
President Kennedy Tours New York Without Escort
President Kennedy begins a five day East Coast tour and opts to obey traffic signals in New York City avoiding a motorcycle escort. He drives unannounced through LaGuardia and pledges to continue the practice in the city while addressing the AFL CIO convention.
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New York
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Mkennedy
Pierré Salmeger
la Guardia
Michael J. Murphy
Secret Service
British Foreign Secretary declares Soviet aims unchanged
London AP report quotes Foreign Secretary R. A. Butler stating in the House of Commons that despite Western cautions the Soviet Union's aims remain unchanged. He argues flexible dialogue with Moscow need not mean Western weakness and vows to defend vital Western interests.
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London
RA Butler
Soviet Union
Butler
House of Commons
Sineet
Foreign Office
Alge
Douglas Home
Britain
Sir Alec
Foreign Ministry
Harold Macmillan
Egyptologist Dr Margaret Murray Dies at 100
Dr Margaret Murray, renowned Egyptologist and authority on witchcraft, died Wednesday in London at age 100. Her long career explored ancient cultures and belief systems, shaping scholarship across archaeology and anthropology.
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London
Margaret Murray
Grain gates delay Kennedy foreign aid bill in Senate
A dispute over a grain export amendment stalls final passage of the 3.70 billion dollar Foreign Aid bill. Senator Mansfield loses bid to kill the amendment, leaving the measure in limbo as Kennedy denounces broad cuts and opposition cites risk to Russia grain sales.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Karl E. Muridh
Fl.d
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Repblican
Everett Mirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Russia
Ofen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
CofC Plans Annual Election Nomination Committee Formed
The Chamber of Commerce names a nominating committee led by Lester Danner to propose replacements for four retiring directors. Members include Prod Scherzer B G Bonnell Richardy Rossbacher and Charles Butters with Danner and Scherzer current board members. Elections set for December 1 with board composition to retain current category ratios.
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Corps Chamber of Commerce
Lester Danner
Prod Scherzer
B. G. Bonnell
Richardy Rossbacher
Charles Butters
Danner
Scherzer
C. Conrad Monroe
G. Kenneth Christ
Jansen
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Erie
Willard Gibson
George Gould
Lester Lewis
Gibson
Monroe
Gould
Lewis
Trucker Loses Control In Union City Crash
A Loblaw Inc truck driven by Leon Byington Sr. skidded on a wet hill in Union City and hit two utility poles and a house. Chief Paul Rehan said the total damage was about 1500 dollars with no injuries to the driver.
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Loblaw, Inc
Union City
Paul Rehan
Leon Byington
Byington
Edward Schuster
Beban
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Millcreek Township
James Hammond
Charles Williams
Sey
Ross Bailey
Edward Crapser
Lyle Ghase
Arden Baldwin
James Brady
Frank Grice
Salonika
Greece
United States
Kinzua Project
Ealrance
Fernview
Buz
Zards Bay
Mass
Coast Guard
Dem
NY Police
Cofc
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