Cambodia Seeks Neutral Path U.S. Aid Deliberations
Ambassador Kimny, longtime envoy to Washington, says Cambodia will not seek Communist help and aims to be left alone. He notes Cambodia must not take Soviet or Chinese military aid and discusses U.S. talks on orderly withdrawal within six months.
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Washington
Cambodia
West
Me Kirnny
State Department
Norodom Sihanouk
Kimpy
Viet Nam
Laos
Kimny
Indochina
Sihanouk
China
Peking
United States
U.S
Corry Memorial Hospital completes window sash project
The Corry Memorial Hospital Association board completed the 1963 window sash replacement costing about $5,000 and approved a 1964 equipment priority list. Chairman Thomas Russell outlined departmental interrelations, while six patient-room chairs and four x-ray room items costing $450 were authorized.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Thomas Russell
Hubert Vaughn
Edgar Alexander
Northwestern Regional Hospital Association
Meadville
Widow testifies on Baker probe in Senate conflicts
Washington AP reports Mrs. Gertrude Novak widowed mother of two and longtime aide to the Senate Small Business Committee testifies on conflicts surrounding Robert Baker. Novak’s late husband Alfred Novak partnered with Baker in the Carousel Motel Ocean City Maryland later sold to Sery-U Vending. The inquiry looks into Baker’s business dealings and alleged improper influence involving Ralph Hill and the Capital Vending Machine Co.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Gertrude
Trudy
Baker
Senate
Novak
Alfred S. Novak
Ocean City
Sery -U Vending Co
Mra
Mra. Novak
Lyndon Johnson
Baker-Novak
Ralph J. Hill
Hill
Capital Vending Machine Co
and Associates
Penilan
Three UC Family Members Hurt In Erie Crash
Three members of a Union City family were injured in a two car crash at Routes 19 and 9 south of Erie. Dan Stone 61 and his wife Helen 53 and her mother Ethel Bisbee 60 were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital by Perry Highway Hose Company ambulance. Bisbee suffered head injuries and chest injuries but her condition is good. Stone received rib injuries and both Stone and Helen were released after treatment. Richard Hiney 51 driver of the other vehicle was not hurt.
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Union City
Erie
Erie County
St. Vincent's Hospital
Perry Hi- Way Hose Company
Dan Stone
Helen
Ethel Bisbee
Stone
Richard Hiney
Eric
Telephone numbers change next July for DDD rollout
General Telephone Co. reminds Corry businesses their numbers will switch next July with Direct Distance Dialing. District manager Clifford W. Taylor explains the plan to inform customers through ads and station signage while residents will be notified. Public information efforts will educate on new codes and dialing methods as DDD begins.
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General Telephone Co
Corry Business Houses
Clifford W.taylor
Taylor
General Telesphone
Elvic
Corry
U. S
Canada
Yanks Keep Asia Policy Unchanged After Honolulu Talks
A Wednesday meeting of U S diplomatic and military leaders in Honolulu concluded no major shifts in policy toward Vietnam. Assistant Secretary Robert Manning said only ten anticipated changes in economic aid were likely. top officials including Rusk, McNamara, Taylor, Harkins, Felt and others attended.
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Fee Wa Halon
South Viet
Nam
Southeast Asia
State Department
Homolulu
Robert Manning
U.S
Yast Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert South
Viet Nam
Maxwi Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Paul D. Harkins
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Sos Gees DL
24 Killed In Caracas Terror Shocks Venezuela
In Caracas at least 24 people were killed and 64 wounded as pro Castro terrorists targeted the Dec. 1 presidential election. Troops and sniper fire caused civilian casualties while violence spread to the interior. Arrests of terrorists rose to 150 as EL Silencio district saw intensified operations and a general strike attempt failed.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Cara Rainensias
Armed Forces of National Liberation
el Silencio
Fitedé
Omula
Betan
Betancourt
Grace elected vice president of Erie AFL-CIO Council
Frank Grace of Reed Manufacturing Co. Erie won the post over two opponents in the Erie County Council of AFL-CIO vote held after the previous vice president resigned. Grace, longtime CSC chairman, is active in local labor affairs and holds multiple community board roles.
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Erie
Afl-Cio
Erie County
Frank Grace
Grace
Reed Manufacturing Co
Corty
UAW
U Raymond Division
Countty Csc
Corry United Fund
Reed Plant
Erie United Fund Board
Mental Health Regociation
Erle Center For the Blind
Bus Crash Kills Bogota Crowds as Driver Brakes Fail
A bus crash near Bogota yesterday killed several people and trapped residents as the driver failed to brake. Local authorities said the vehicle plunged off a hill, damaging houses and blocking streets. Rescue teams worked through the night to reach injured passengers.
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Bogota
Bogota Hill
Supreme Court replies on Christmas carol singing in schools
Williamsport sixth grader Carolyn Binderup asked if Bible teaching ban extended to carols. The Court said no opinion has been issued on singing Christmas carols in public schools and offered no ruling.
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Williamsport
US Supreme Court
High Court
Carolyn Binderup
Sheridan
John F. Davis
G. P Cullinan
Congo Breaks Ties With Russia and Czechoslovakia
Premier Cyrille Adoula moves to sever diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia. Documents seized from two Soviet diplomats allegedly reveal subversion plans and influence by these powers in Congo. Expulsion letters reportedly prepared as Adoula weighs timing, amid arrests of Russian officials and claims of pro Lumumba and Gizenga linked figures in Brazzaville.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Cyrille Adouila
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Congo
Adoula
Foreign Ministry
Ahem
Lenik Beknazar - Juzhachev
Yuri Miakotnykh
Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Christophe Gbenge
Patrice Lumumba
China
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Ghenge
Gizengist
Brazaville
Preyeriment
Miakotnykh
Ghenye
Parliament project draws lovers to guarded garden lanes
In Kuala Lumpur the new $54 million structure called Joyers' lane attracts couples under police protection. The softly lighted gardens lure visitors as reports note repeated banditry and four policemen guard the circle to safeguard the building.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Malayata
Parliament
Debris Found From U S Spy Plane Near Key West
Key West Florida AP reports wreckage of a WA2 spy plane missing yesterday after possibly over Cuba found in 100 foot gulf waters. No pilot body in cockpit. Navy and Coast Guard search ongoing for Capt. Joe G. Hyde Jr. and details remain unclear amid conflicting reports. plane designated WA2, mechanics suspected.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Joe G. Hyde Jr
LaGrange
Ernest H. Dunlap
Petroll
Shrike
Coast Guard
Ing Débria
Hyde
Pentagon
Washington
Strategic Air Command
Defense Department
SAC
Omaha
Gulf
Pines
Gapl
Joe. G. Hyde Jr
Joe G
Kennedy frames New Frontier plan as bipartisan national program
In San Antonio Kennedy touted the New Frontier as a bipartisan effort to benefit all mankind. He said the slogan belongs to neither party but marks the nation at a pivotal era of challenges and historic achievements. Johnson and wife joined the trip as Kennedy planned to fly to Houston to gauge voter reaction to his civil rights and space policies. The Senate trimmed $90 million from the space budget, leaving $5.1 billion as previously approved by the House.
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San Antonio, Tex
Dorals
Texas
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lone Star
Houston
Medical Center
Congress
Senate
House
UC Men Face Trial In Gaming Raid
Union City men Clarence Edwards and Hubert Obert bound over for February county court after November raids by Pennsylvania State Police across four counties targeting gambling machines. Eight pinball and four slot machines were seized in Lawrence Park garage, with no arrests made. District Attorney Richard Scarpitti noted possession alone cannot yield charges. devices must be in use in an establishment.
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Union
Guy Mer
Pennsylvania
Justice of the Peace
Peter D. DeGerlande
Union City
Clarence &. Edwards
Moose Club
Hubert Obert
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lawrence Park
Scranton For President Campaign Button Distribution
A Harrisburg sighting linked to a Pittsburgh headed operation by Ay Ge Trimble of the A. G. Trimble Co. who produced Scranton for president buttons on speculation. He said they were not ordered and no buyers have appeared yet.
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Scranton
Pittsburgh
Gov. Scranton
Harrisburg
Ay Ge Primble
Heal
Trimble
A. G. Trimble ‘Co
Young mother barricades in Atlanta with two babies
A distraught young mother in Atlanta locked herself in her apartment with two infants yesterday and threatened to shoot anyone entering. She fired a single shot at a milkman. officers forced entry and hospitalized her. A neighbor says she has been distressed since the birth of a second child.
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Iother
Atlanta, Ga
Shee
Shirluy
Teed
W. K. Peery
Mower
Christian
Ssecand
Fwr
John Lasne Fer
Mer Tasband
Lester
AP Wirapihata
Key Club Seeks City Backing for Light Drive
The Key Club asks city residents to donate at least 1 to a special fund to revive downtown Christmas decorations. Thirty two members under Richard Chase will mail letters to households with envelopes for donations and will pick up contributions early next week. Local merchants will be enlisted to support the effort as plans aim to make the drive an annual, expanding program.
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Key Club
Lunier
Richard Chase
Frankein Street
Ineal
Man Awarded 500000 Damages in Taxi Crash Case
Albert N Rakter an insurance executive from Monroeville Allegheny County was awarded 500000 damages against Yellow Cab Co of Philadelphia for a 1988 traffic accident that left him with an incurable neurological condition in his right hand. He was a passenger in a taxi involved in the collision with a truck owned by Bon Ton Wallpaper Co.
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Fuilavelenea
Common Pleas Court
Yellow Cab Co
Philadelphia
Albert N. Rakter
Monroeville
Allegheny County
Rutter
N. Nathaniel Richter
Bakter
Bon ‘Ton Wallpaper Co
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