West Berlin Youths Storm Border Wall
West Berlin police faced hundreds of youths attempting to storm the Communist border barrier. Police used water cannons and tear gas as about 200 grenades sailed over the wall. The protests marked the first day since East Germany began erecting the wall to seal the main escape route. No serious injuries reported as demonstrations continued near Reichskanzlerplatz and Brandenburg Gate with police holding side streets and a crowd pressing toward 7 June street.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Othens
East Germany
Cape
Olbricht
Jueneen Wohlrabe
Thonsterous
Byrne Stunus
Brandenburg Gate
Rockefeller disappearance sparks multiform rescue sweep
Michael Rockefeller remains missing after a boating accident off southwestern New Guinea during a scientific expedition. Dutch naval units and air crews searched 14 miles offshore aided by Papuan canoes as four rescue parties and a flotilla combed jungle swamps and coastlines hoping for a safe return of the 23 year old son of Nelson A. Rockefeller.
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Hollandia
New Guinea
Michael Rockefeller
Neptune Planes
Beaver
Dutch New Guinea Airlines
Alr
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
R. W. Wassing
Wassing
Michael
Realism on the Menu: Hunter Shot in Mistaken Turkey Chase
In Pleasant Township a 1 year old Heman was mistaken for a turkey and shot while a 30 30 rifle fired. Aleksandrowicz of Erie was wounded in the right leg. Albaugh, 31, of Clarendon, misidentified him after hearing a turkey call recording near Clapman Dam. Aleksandrowicz treated at Warren General then Hamet Hospital. Albaugh charged with shooting at and wounding a human in error for game.
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Warren
Heman
Pleasant Township
Chester
Aleksandranter
Erie
David Titus
Aleksandrowicz
Donald Albuueh
Clarendon
Clapman Dam
Albaugh
Aleksandrowics
Albough
AL. Kelly
Warren General Hospital
Hamet Hospital
Erle
Corry Memorial Hospital asks council for more funds
Corry Memorial Hospital officials pressed City Council for increased annual support citing a 130 percent Erie funding level and rising indigent care costs. The hospital highlighted indigent care costs of 521,108 last year versus 45,860 the year before, and said UF shortfalls hinder its budget. Board urged greater city participation while recognizing UF constraints.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Percy Corbin
City of
Erie
Corry
J. Fred Kinley
Hospital
Tme
United Fund
Counel
Request To Park Mobile Home Denied
A petition by Mr and Mrs H M Coulter to park a house trailer on Prospect Street until a house is built was received and filed with no action. The council was told a similar request was denied earlier by the zoning board of appeals and the city cannot act. The city solicitor noted the lot lies in a residential district and would violate the ordinance without special permission. The council also approved a curb cut for St Thomas Church on West Washington Street. Rockefeller arrived in Hotlalii en Frente to join in the search for his missing son Michael. Mrs Strawbridge to twin sister of Michael, who was last seen, was mentioned in passing.
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Cy Council
H. M. Coulter
Prospect Street
Council
Genius Board of Appeals
Roger Brown
Coulter
St., Thomas’ Church
Washington Street
Rockefeller
Hottaluli En Frente
Dutch New Guinea
Michael
Strawbridge
Dog blamed in Hyden Route 8 two car crash
State Police reported Dewey Geer 06 of Centerville was northbound on Route 8 when a dog darted across the highway causing a rear crash with Paul Smith 37 of Skippack Pa. No injuries and about 600 in vehicle damage. Possible charges await police investigation.
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Syay
Hydentown
Corry
Dewey Geer
Centerville
Paul Smith
Skippack
Communist Bloc Misses Deadline for Registering
Washington AP reports the Communist party failed to register under the Internal Security Act by midnight Monday. The Justice Department said no officers appeared. officers may register by Nov 30, with members needing to register by Dec 20 if the officers do not. Officials plan to act against the party first, then extend to individuals. Penalties include up to 10,000 dollars per day of noncompliance and potential prison terms.
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Washington
Justice Separtment
Supreme Court
Pin Down Phantom Street Hearing Drama in City Plan
The City Planning and Zoning Commission faced conflicting reports over a $150,000 paying bond issue hearing. The Journal traced back and forth coverage, noting initial plans for a public hearing, later denial, and ensuing council protest asserting a hearing would occur. Mayor Kinley affirmed a hearing would take place.
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Puouc
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Mulberry
Journal
jJournal
J. Fred Kinley
Catholic Religion May Block House Role For John McCormack
A possible religious controversy shadows the fight for the House speakership following Rep. Albert Rains announcing he might oppose Rep. John W McCormack for the post left vacant by the death of Speaker Sam Rayburn. McCormack, 70, has no official opposition yet, but his Roman Catholic faith raises questions about whether a Catholic could hold the top two congressional positions and the presidency.
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WASHINGTON +AP
House
Albert Rains
Alabama
John W McCormack
Massachusetts
Howie Post
Sam Rayburn
McCormack
Rayburn
Congress
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Guarana Job Lost Over $7000 Blackjack Loss at Chicago Convention
Washington AP Deputy PHA Commissioner John B. Cash was dismissed for the good of the housing agencies after a columnist reported he lost $7000 in a blackjack game at a builders' convention in Chicago last year. Cash said the game was forgotten in agreement with the winner and called the affair a mistake. The San Diego Union cited an unnamed source claiming the winner was contractor Robert Spillane. The FHA confirmed Cash refused voluntary resignation to avoid admitting improper conduct. An assistant commissioner named acting deputy. The dismissal takes effect in 30 days.
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Washington
PHA
John B. Cash
Federal Housing Administration
Saii
Cash
Chicago
Benn
Lek
Casa Sir
San Diego
Calif
Robert Spillane
FHA
Drew Pearson
Edwin G. Callahan
Gaah
Convention of National
Crow Attack Targets Corry High Senior Dotty Hamilton
Corry Area High School senior Dorothy Dotty Hamilton reports a large crow repeatedly attacked her as she left home for school. The bird also allegedly chased a collie and damaged paper, prompting police involvement to locate the owner and halt further dive bombings.
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Dotty
Dorothy Hamilton
Corry Area
Roy Hamilton
NO Fifth Street
Othel
Doty
CAHS
Hamilton
The
Journal Today
Doubt That Young Rockefeller Will Be Found Alive
Dutch New Guinea deputy governor A Boendermaker said the sea canoe trip of American youth Michael Rockefeller and his Dutch companion along a forbidding coast is highly dangerous. He warned no one expects such a voyage by sea. If alive, Rockefeller would face extreme odds and scarce food and shelter.
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Wesnerlands
APLT
Michael Rockefeller
Tovind
New Guinea
Boda
A. Boendermaker
Dutch New Guinea
Han
City Mails Tax Notices For Last Two Wards
Tax notices issued for the Third and Fourth Wards with a December deadline. Delinquent properties after the deadline face tax bills plus interest and a first-priority lien on sale. The county will file in Roger Brown’s city office if payments are not received by the deadline.
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Fini
Tor
Porth Ward
Carlton Suthery
Lena
Roger Brown
Sulieiwor
Smith Sid
Caves of Huepayers
Wen le
Ube
Third Ward
NSA official fired over 12 year old falsehood
Washington AP The Defense Department dismissed Maurice J. Klein 48, NSA personnel chief, for fabricating details on his 12 year old government job application. The House Un American Activities Committee will seek criminal charges including perjury and falsifying a government document.
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Washington
Defense Department
National Security Agency
House Un-American Activities Committee
Sxesonnel
Maurice J. Klein
Robert F. Kennedy
Klein
NSA
West Berlin pact hoped as Kennedy Adenauer meet
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Adenauer work toward a joint policy stance against the Soviet bloc The leaders aim to include removal of the Berlin Wall and reunification of East and West Germany in Allied policy They plan intensive talks with British and French leaders and issue a communique after final discussions in Washington
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Berlin
Adenauer
Cla
Kennedy
Westecutive
Konrad
Washington
Seriedy
Karlin Adenauwer
Soviet Union
White House
West Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
East
Filene
Déan Ruse
Robert
State City Plan White Street Paving Discussion
Corry officials and state highway engineer plan a meeting to discuss paving White Street linking West Columbus Avenue and North Center Street, a dirt road long complained about by neighbors. drainage and storm sewer options, potential future sewer links, and a possible Route 6 bypass entrance are on the table, with cost and timing tied to state approval and local drainage improvements.
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Corry
J R. Dearing
White Street
Minot
Dearine
Harold Guhagen
State Highway Department
West Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Nodh Center Street
Columbue
Cme
Ouleamne
Dearing
L 46
Gahagen
Salle
Spring Deselny
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Ernst Lemmer
Otto Bach
Guinea
CMH
Nebon Rockefeller
Mary Strewbridge
Honolulu
Communist Bloc
John McCormack
Young Rockefeller
Cummitee
Attenupt
Uhen
William H. Martin
Bernon
Harvard Law School
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