Reds To Free Spy For Kennedy Sake
The Soviet Union told the U S Embassy it will release Yale Professor Frederick C Barghoorn on the personal concern of President Kennedy He will be expelled from the USSR with no immediate release date given The State Department confirmed the plan and said the matter appears cleared up
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Two Area Men Hospitalized In Auto Crashes
Two area men are recovering in Corry Memorial Hospital after separate early morning auto crashes. John Dietrich 20 of Mill Village rode with Harry Hicks 19 of Pittsfield when their truck rolled after Hicks lost control near Clymer. Hicks was charged with leaving the scene and fined after being found. Dietrich suffered a shoulder injury. In the second crash Harry Gerg 21 of Erie apparently fell asleep driving Route 6 east of Corry, the 1962 auto damaged heavily, brought to hospital by two motorists.
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Dresses From Violet Wolfner Estate Draw Auction Crowds
In Wilmette, thousands of unworn garments from Violet Bidwill Wolfners estate go on display as Chicago women browse an auction gallery. The 3 million dollar estate includes over 1,000 dresses and coats, 1,500 pairs of shoes, hats, purses, and accessories dating back to the 1920s, many still with tags and in perfect condition. Wolfner, who died in 1962, was linked to Charles Bidwill, former owner of the Chicago Cardinals.
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Cambodia Prime Minister Sihanouk seeks balance amid Southeast Asia crisis
AP reports China aims to penetrate Southeast Asia by aiding Cambodia, with Prince Norodom Sihanouk pledging cooperation while wary of being drawn into Viet Nam's war. Cambodia borders loom, with raids from Viet Cong bases blamed on infiltrations through Cambodia. Sihanouk, cut in relations with South Viet Nam and Thailand, fears being swept into conflict.
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Father Steals Own Child From Hospital
Robert J. Moreland, 30, is jailed on a child stealing charge after allegedly taking his daughter Sancie Ann from General Hospital where she was treated for sleeping sickness. Moreland said he removed her to ensure she received care, later noting she spoke her first words and walked again after they were brought to La Mesa and Chula Vista. Police returned them to Los Angeles and the girl was placed in Juvenile Hall while Moreland remained in custody. Sancie Ann was made a ward of the court after her parents divorced last December.
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Senate Cuts Foreign Aid Amid Budget Tensions
The Senate approved a leaner foreign aid authorization of 3.7 billion dollars, far below Kennedy's request, signaling possible further cuts next week. Sen. Fulbright warned the aid pattern is no longer feasible and urged a retooled approach for development assistance, amid growing national protests against large overseas spending. The bill sets ceilings while actual funding awaits House action and future conference talks.
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Red Koreans Brush Aside U.S. Charges
In Panmunjum Korea the North denied U.N. accusations that it killed an unarmed South Korean captain and wounded an American soldier in the DMZ. Maj. Gen. Seedlock presented the U.N. case with map and photos while Maj. Gen. Chang dismissed the evidence as slander. The two Americans and six South Koreans were pinned down by machine gun fire for over three hours during a patrol along the Pukhan River.
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Good Samaritan Killed On Road on Turnpike
A Good Samaritan Donald M. Spencer 32 of West Chester died after stopping to aid a motorist on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. A four-truck chain reaction crashed into his vehicle and two others, with Spencer dying five hours after the crash at a hospital.
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Seek Missing Penn a Boy 12 Still Unfound In Swampy Brook Area
State Police and the Civil Air Patrol joined a search for a 12 year old boy from Jayne County missing since yesterday. The effort centered on Swampy Brook near a private school as authorities pursue leads and coordinate with local volunteers.
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Argentina annuls oil contracts amid US tensions
President Arturo Frondizi's successor decrees cancel all development and exploration contracts signed since May 1, 1958 with eight American and four foreign oil firms, threatening compensation doubts and possible aid impacts. US firms estimated $397 million invested. full compensation to be determined.
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Kennedy Visits Canaveral for Space Program Review
President Kennedy flies to Cape Canaveral for a first hand report on NASA programs and to observe a Polaris missile launch from an underwater submarine. He will also meet Gemini astronauts Constellation Cooper and Grissom, get Apollo progress updates, and fly to sea to watch the missile firing. The trip comes amid criticism of costs and ongoing NASA budget debates in Congress.
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Son cuts off both hands of trapped father in farm accident
An Idaho man, Harold Hicks, 57, was cleaning an automatic corn picker when his hands were caught. His son Jack heard cries, severed both of his father’s hands with a pocketknife, bound the wrists with shoelaces, and then transported him to a hospital where he was reported in good condition.
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Girl 15 in Suicide Over Low Grades Near Bradford
A 15-year-old girl, Carolynn G. Wazelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wazelle, reportedly shot herself with a .22 rifle on the sun porch of her home in a southwestern New York village after poor school grades. She died in an ambulance en route to Bradford hospital. The freshman at Limestone High School reportedly left notes and was under state social services care.
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Buy A Bus Night Set To Raise Stamps For New City Bus
Corry officials designate a Buy a Bus Night with Mayor Zalznick backing a radio telethon at the Y from 6 to 10 PM next Tuesday. Ten phones will take stamp donations of S and H, Plaid, or other trading stamps. A radio appeal will urge residents to call, with callers thanked on air and stamps collected for redemption toward a new community bus for youth programs.
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Local Directors Plan Union City Meeting on School Merger
The Corry Area Joint School Board and Spar 8 Township officials were invited to a Union City meeting called by Dr. Maurice Kolbein to discuss two major issues. The reorgan ization act of 1963 and a proposed technical school for Erie County. The gathering aims to advance district consolidation and advance establishment plans, with potential funding implications for merged districts.
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Harrisburg
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Retailers Plan Yuletide Hours and Santa Visits Downtown
Retailers and the Chamber of Commerce outline holiday shopping hours from December 13 to Christmas, with store hours extended nightly to 9 pm and Wednesdays opening afternoons starting November 27. Santa visits downtown November 29, and Christmas lighting plans await City Council decision Monday evening, tied to downtown parking meters.
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First Lady Will Aid Jack Campaign Despite Other Duties
Pamela Turnure said the First Lady will help the campaign next year, balancing children's needs official obligations and health. President Kennedy has not officially announced re election but it is widely assumed in Washington.
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