U S Holds Russia Responsible For Removing Planes
Washington as officials held the Soviet Union responsible for removing jets from Cuba amid Cuba crisis talks. Castro signaled willingness to let Soviets reclaim the bombers if negotiations advance. JFK planned a late news conference as U S negotiators pressed for removal to advance a Cuban settlement.
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Daughter of Tarzan star killed in car crash
Heidi Welsmuller 19 daughter of Johnny Welsmuller long time swimming champion known for Tarzan died in a traffic accident near Laguna Beach California. Her husband Michael Huss 19 was injured and vehicle overturned on U S 101 while en route to San Diego. A friend Prank Browell 17 slept through the crash and escaped injury.
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Diplomat Edward 5 Palsy Dies at 48
Edward 5 Palsy, a career diplomat who began his foreign service in 1990 and retired in 1955, died from a heart attack on Jan 8. He served as ambassador to Israel and played a major role during a turbulent period before a ceasefire between Arab and Israeli forces in 1956.
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India Seeks U S Helos and Transport Planes
Prime Minister Nehru sends a urgent personal plea to President Kennedy for helicopters and transport aircraft. Ambassador B K Nehru delivers the letter as Indian defenses crumble and Red Chinese forces push toward Assam along a 1500 mile frontier.
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Teachers Tour Cory Jamestown Plant 3 for Education Week
Seventy Cory area teachers from St Edward’s School and other schools toured Cory Jamestown Plant 3 and its offices during American Education Week. The group, hosted by D Armour Hillstrom, toured from 4 to 6 pm and gathered for refreshments in the company cafeteria.
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Corry City Budget Sets 1963 at 249 914 Despite Millage Hold
The 1963 budget for Corry totals 249 914 dollars, up 7 665 from this year, yet Finance Director Guy Abbey says millage remains at 7 at and the income tax stays at 1 percent for city and school district. The council held an initial budget briefing with a full reading planned for Nov 28, noting no major changes and adding a $10 000 line for engineering and administration services. Salary raises for 28 employees and other revenue sources including property tax earned income tax license fees and meters were outlined, with losses from school district land condemnation and license-revenue cuts due to a state police raid.
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India Names New Army Chief as War With China Deepens
Prime Minister Nehru announced Gen. Jayanto Nath Chaudhuri as the new army chief replacing Gen. P. N. Thapar for health reasons. He said India will continue fighting to defend Assam as Chinese forces advance toward the plains along a 80 mile jungle road near Bombila.
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Sherman girl burned over half her body in stove fire
Nine year old Audrey J Barringer of Sherman suffered burns to more than half her body when her clothing caught fire from an electric cook stove. She was treated at Jamestown General Hospital after an initial at Westfield Memorial Hospital.
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Jamestown General Hospital
Audrey J. Barringer
Ivan Barringer
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Gilbert M. Alday
Noted scholar dies in Lynchburg Va at 83
Dr Thoms Moody Campbell aged 83 dies in Lynchburg Virginia. He was an author and one of the nation's distinguished scholars of German.
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City Council plans full time city engineer with $10000 salary
City officials last night set a $10000 budgeted salary to hire a full time city engineer who could also serve as administrator. Councilmen Grice and Weber led a search that had produced many applications but a shift toward a full time option after sidewalk program strains. The move follows ongoing complaints and a push to ensure grades and specifications are met, with possible repeat work next summer.
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Ray Weber
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City Police Court Under Scrutiny As Aldermen Face Rules
City council grills the Police and Traffic Court on procedures and ethics. Aldermen may publish a unified set of rules after magistrates meet to resolve record keeping and cost handling concerns.
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Grice
Philip Zalzneck
White Street Quagmire Gets Another Airing
At a City Council meeting residents from White, Johnson, and Ohia streets urged the state to intervene and make White Street passable. Mayor Zalmeck and Streets Director Dearing said the city had fulfilled its curb work and the next step rests with the State Highway Department. The delay stemmed from a dispute over curb material and funding, with no final action announced.
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J. R. Dearing
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Erie
Pope
Man Innocent In Sparta Assault And Battery Case
A Crawford County jury found Leonard Geer of Union City not guilty of assault and battery against Hattie Miles of Union City. The jury ordered both parties to split the costs. Geer testified he was 14 miles away at his father’s home when the alleged offense occurred in Spartansburg.
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Geer
Miles
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Elderly hunter shot to death near Carmichaels
Police report an elderly hunter, Robert Grooms, 61, a retired coal miner from Crucible Greene County, was found two miles from Carmichaels shot by his own shotgun. He allegedly crawled under barbed wire and the gun discharged as it toppled to the ground, killing him.
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