Yale Professor Barghoorn Freed From Reds Returns to U S
Yale political science professor Frederick Barghoorn arrived in New York after being released from a Moscow jail where he was held on espionage charges. He said he would publish a book and seek quiet time. Barghoorn, 52, was arrested October 31 and expelled from the Soviet Union following President Kennedy's intervention. He flew to London, then New York, and was taken to his mother Elizabeth Barghoorn in New Haven. He declined to discuss details of his arrest or confinement, promising fuller accounts after consultations with officials in Washington. He defended his research on Soviet studies and noted the climate of suspicion in Russia.
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Man Killed in Hit-Run Near Youngstown
Henry Mogielski, 54, of Youngstown, was killed when struck by a car that fled the scene. Police charged Aloysius Radigan, 51, with drunken driving and leaving the accident. Radigan was arrested at his home and released on bond after identification by another motorist.
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Youngstown
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Howie Chamber
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Russian Trade Program Failing
Washington reports growing Kremlin disappointment as 1962 trade data show Russia remains a minor commercial rival outside the Communist bloc. Analysts warn the Soviet effort emphasizes political gain over real economic influence, with aid and propaganda aimed at underdeveloped nations and trouble spots in the West.
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Library of Congress
Real High School Election Sets Ballot at Corry Aves
Six candidates from Corry Aves High School will stage a real student council election with voting machines from Erie. Campaign speeches occur in the first period assembly and polls stay open through 3 15. The top vote getter becomes president and the runner up is vice president. Participants are limited to tenth and twelfth graders with advisors Jerry Litherland and Mrs. Jack Stahl.
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Judi Darnofall
Jack McIntyre
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Jerry Litherland
Jack Stahl
Kennedy forecasts space flight as soon routine
President Kennedy lands at MacDill AFB after a 4500-mile hour flight from Palm Beach. He envisions a future where men routinely fly through space at 15,000 mph and beyond, highlighting 50th anniversary of the first scheduled air service and outlining plans to boost Florida and Texas in 1964. He speaks of metroplanes crossing oceans and cities, promising progress into unfamiliar frontiers.
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Union Abhors Kennedy Civil Rights Stand at AFL-CIO Meet
Afl cio convention debates civil rights amid dissatisfaction with President Kennedy s legislation. A Philip Randolph warns of a possible nationwide race war while urging stronger action. James B Carey and George Meany push for active support and a new task force to press bills through Congress.
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Governor’s Mother Dies in Detroit
Mrs. Henry P. Williams, mother of G. Mennen Williams six times governor of Michigan and heiress to the Mennen toiletries fortune, died Saturday of heart failure. She was daughter of the founder of the Mennen Company of Newark and married Henry P. Williams, a leading Detroit clinician and business figure, in 1909. he died in 1941.
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Fire Devours Surfside Hotel. 26 Missing On Atlantic City Boardwalk
A blaze swept five hotels and several rooming houses along the Atlantic City Boardwalk destroying Surfside Hotel and threatening seven more buildings. About 26 guests reported missing, with 95 unaccounted as flames raced through the area just after 4 am. Police and hospital reports noted injuries and extensive evacuations as wind fanned the fire toward adjacent structures.
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Start Hearings For 63 Taken In Gambling Raids
Hearings for the first 10 of 38 Erie County residents arrested in gambling raids were held before Justice of the Peace Earl Greenlee. State Police leaders Joseph Dussin and Captain Roger Pflugfelder indicated confiscated machines from the raids are illegal, while city officials claimed many machines are licensed. Tax implications from 60 to 454 machines were discussed, with potential revenues of about 15 000 dollars to 37 000 dollars depending on future seizures. In Corry, three machines seized amounted to 225 dollars in local license fees. Locations named include Moose's Restaurant and Bar West Main Street and Meerhoff's Shop on East Main Street.
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Lawe Jame Park
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Lawe Park
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Erie
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Paul Dell
Corry
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Meerhoff's
East Maly
Bedford Duke Of Bedford To Give Trading Stamps To Visitors
The Duke of Bedford announced at Bedford England that winter visitors to Woburn Abbey will receive trading stamps. He said the stamps will benefit other peoples businesses and will be installed with jukeboxes and Vending machines. Admission to the ancient house will be charged.
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GOP Employees In 2 County Offices Secure Jobs Through 1966
The attorney general’s Morristown ruling places two GOP controlled departments under the Board of Tax Revisions, Appeals. With a 4 year terms, board members Shluraff Poutnaras and Yuskovic cannot remove staff for cause, keeping Corry residents Lord Maloney and Kinley in their posts until July 1966 when the full board is appointed by county commissioners.
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Clark Lord
John Maloney
J. Fred Kinley
Baby-Sitter Saves 4 Kids in Fire Rescue
Miss Jo Anne Reagan a 17 year old babysitter used bed sheets to construct a rope to escape a burning home with four children. She lowered two children ages 4 and 2 from a second floor to the ground. Neighbor Janes Wyckoff helped rescue two more, a month old and a year old, as fire crews arrived.
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Chinese artist Pu Usin-vu dies in Formosa
Pu Usin-vu, a prominent Nationalist China artist, died in Taipei Formosa today after a long illness. The veteran painter helped define modern Chinese art and was associated with major nationalist institutions and exhibitions.
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Fire damages Lake Shore Beer Distributing Co in Erie blaze
Nearly 100 firefighters battled a late night fire at Lake Shore Beer Distributing Co on West 18th Street in Erie. The blaze caused about 75 percent of the building to be destroyed with $20,000 in damages to the structure and $10,000 to its contents. An unoccupied second floor apartment was spared, and no injuries were reported. The company is owned by Ofelio and Amelio Tinicola of Erie.
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Robbery Fraud Leads to Comedy of Errors in Manhattan
Reported in New York by AP an attempted $55 000 jewel robbery in a plush East Side apartment escalated into a chaotic hostage situation. Thieves fled with some loot but left behind jewels valued over 100 000, while the homeowners Mr and Mrs Gurian faced a disrupted wedding anniversary as officers continued the investigation.
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Rockefellers Deny Rumors Of Expecting A Baby
Washington rumors in the Sunday Star claim Mrs. Rockefeller is pregnant. Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller and his wife laughed off the chatter during a two day visit, noting both have children from prior marriages and that they married earlier this year after divorces.
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Park Officials To Hold Annual Meeting and Election
Park officials will hold an annual meeting and election tomorrow night at the Municipal Building. Eight new directors will be elected to replace the eight terms expiring this year. directors will also elect officers after the session. A caretaker report by Hiram Brewer will be presented. attendance is invited.
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Te Meads Association
Hiram Brewer
Walter Auer
Richard Rogabacher
Norman Edinger
Albert Young
Byron Nichols
David Nichols
Harry Blount
Edward Kovach
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