UN Sends Malayan Forces to Congo to Curb Atrocities
United Nations airlifted Malayan troops to Kindu in Congo to encircle and disarm Congolese gunmen blamed for a massacre at a prison. Reports describe drunken mobs attacking Belgian-Talian prisoners as UN head Steve Linder urged arrest of the local commander who denied responsibility. Continued on Page Three.
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Anger Mounts In Congo Over Brutal Slayings
United Nations Acting Secretary-General U Thant considers rushing more troops to the Congo after mutinous troops killed 13 Air Force personnel. UN Congo force commander Maj. Gen. Sean McKeown says more men and equipment are needed to quell the crisis as nations denounce the crime.
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Britain
France
Security Council
Public hearing on zoning subdivison rules continues next Tuesday
Readers are urged to study the subdivision regulations before the second public hearing conducted by the City Planning and Zoning Commission. A Knowles Morris Knowles booklet explains the purpose and function of subdivision regulations and their impact on undeveloped land, with copies available at the Corry Public Library.
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Boston
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Charges Pending In Area Crash Near Union City
A car driven by John S Caldwell 70 of R D 2 Conneautville collided with a farm tractor driven by Kenneth Fisk 4 of R D 3 Union City on Route 6 west of Union City at about 525 p m Wednesday. There were no injuries and damage was around 200 dollars. Police await possible charges as the investigation continues.
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Sam Rayburn Death Signals Tougher Run for Kennedy Program
Washington AP reports indications point to tougher times for President Kennedy's legislative agenda in the House. With Speaker Sam Rayburn dead, John McCormack of Massachusetts is expected to take the chair in January, and Rayburn's personal prestige helped pass Kennedy proposals by allying Southern conservatives. The loss may narrow the administration's leverage in key votes.
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Warren Green River Ordinance Targets Peddlers
Warren adopts and enforces a Green River Ordinance to curb door to door soliciting by peddlers and itinerant salesmen. Borough manager G A Geracimo says the rule, initially misunderstood, now works well, declaring trespassing when salespeople go to homes without invitation. The ordinance bans entering private residences to sell wares without prior permission, labeling it a nuisance with penalties.
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Death of Sam Rayburn Silent in Office of Speaker
Washington UP reports the death of Sam Rayburn sparked nationwide praise but left his office a scene of quiet sorrow. In the two room suite Rayburn occupied for 17 years, staff moved silently, a black veil over the chair, a crystal chandelier, and chrysanthemums on desks reflecting a blunt Texan’s decades of leadership. Across the hall in the chamber where he kept order, black drapes and flowers marked the loss. After a long pause, one staffer broke the silence by noting, This is lonesome day.
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Adenauer Seeks Expanded NATO Authority in Berlin Talks
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer prepared for talks on Berlin crisis and Western demands on the Soviet Union to remove the wall. Rusk planned a briefing on U.S. Berlin policy and aid to South Vietnam as the two leaders prepared for a high-stakes discussion in Washington.
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West German Chancellor urges NATO nuclear plan shift
Adenauer calls for giving NATO allies a stake in nuclear weapons to counter Soviet power without White House clearance in emergencies. He cites General Heusinger and Norstad plans for a shared atomic pool, with Kennedy possible consideration, to strengthen NATO and bar Communist gains.
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East Berlin
Cool Weather Arrives After Rainstorm
A cold front moved into Corry after yesterday's rain bringing cloudy skies brisk winds and cooler temperatures with occasional snow flurries. The forecast through mid December calls for near normal temperatures and above normal precipitation in the form of rain or snow with temps cooling into Tuesday and Wednesday and snow flurries possible near Lake Erie.
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Castro Claims US Plans Bloody Invasion of Cuba
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro charged that the United States is planning a new invasion of Cuba that could cost hundreds of thousands of Cuban lives. He attacked Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt, calling him a “miserable instrument of Yankee Imperialism,” in remarks broadcast on shortwave radio and later excerpts aired domestically.
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Fla
Idol Castro
United States
Romio Batancourt
Venezuela
Cuba
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Belincourt
Kennedy urges U S stance of strength in cold war
President Kennedy says the United States must negotiate from a position of strength to avoid appeasement or surrender. He argues allies and Western powers should not be drawn into concessions that erode freedom and certainty, while stressing the need to protect vital interests and defend rights. Continued on Page Two.
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Kennedy Teases Magnuson at Walter’s Dinner in Washington
President Kennedy on his western tour ribbed Sen. Warren Magnuson of Washington at a $10-a-plate dinner honoring Magnuson’s 25 years in Congress. The event drew about 3,000 attendees including British Columbia’s prime minister and other lawmakers. Magnuson joked about speaking in the Senate with most members already gone.
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Kennedy
Warren G. Maguson
D-Wash
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Artz
Carl Hayden
D-Arty
Senate
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Magnuson
Grand Coulee Dam
British Columbia
William Andrew Bennett
Congress
Mike Mansfeld
D. ‘Mont
Washington
Rural Carriers Set to Deliver Livestock Survey Cards
Postmaster James Sullivan announced rural carriers will distribute 1061 livestock survey cards to farmers tomorrow. Cards accompany a cross‑section sample used to estimate livestock on farms and crop sizes for state forecasts, with routes listed as participating.
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James Sullivin
Corry
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Hyeripbure
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Farnlers
No Shelter For Robt. Kennedy
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy advocates a universal fallout shelter program but warns no shelter plan is ready until a federal policy is set. He emphasizes a national approach to provide protection for all families amid ongoing fallout shelter debates.
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