U S Court Studies Airline Disputes
U S Court studies the Eastern Air Lines and Trans World Airlines labor dispute as a three day strike disrupts the peak travel period. The outlook for settlement is uncertain with holiday travel constraints, while some other airlines report progress on contracts and reservations remain constrained regionally. Local air and rail bookings show long waits for first class and coach seats as demand surges.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
Trans World Airlines
Florida
National Airir Lines
New York
Detroit
Akron
Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Montreal
American Airlines
Air Line
National Air Lines
International Assn
Northeast Air Line
TAM
Boston
Still Time To Arrange New York Trip
Travel notices urge last minute planning for a New York trip. Corry has tickets for three days. Nine from Sil amnanca registered, with Evie Railroad expecting over seven more by Friday. The train arrives Friday night and tours include Saturday and Sunday sightseeing. Rates list Karsvin-Lyye town at 39.50 adults 29.50 children.
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Murevines
New York City
Corry
Silamnanca
Karsvin-Lyye
United States Prepares For Thanksgiving Celebrations
Thanksgiving will be observed nationwide with feasting parades and services. In Plymouth descendants attend church rituals as a 1620-21 founding pageant depicts early history. Eisenhower family vacationing in Augusta while Macy’s Parade adapts to helium ban by using air balloons. Pittsburgh marks bicentennial with parade, band concert, speeches, and cannon firing followed by Penn State versus Pitt football.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Mass
First
Colony
Eisenhower
Augusta
Macy
New York
Manhattan
Goodyear
Pittsburgh
Boy Dies After Dog Attack In Harborcreek
Autopsy shows 3-year-old Michael Kaminski died from hemorrhaging after a dog attack behind a barn on Hartor Green Road in Harborcreek. Coroner Warren Woorf said shock likely contributed. authorities shot the dog at the scene and sent its remains to a state lab for testing.
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Erin
St. Vincent's Hospital
Michael Kaminski
Warren W. Woorf
St. Vincent’s
Richard Eisenberg
Harborcreek
Tominski
Lea Weir J
Paul Williams
Land
Hartor Green Road
Tina
Barrisbury
Erle
H Baumgartner
Thanksgiving Dinner at Corry Memorial Hospital
About 112 pounds of fresh turkeys will serve the hospital's annual Thanksgiving Day feast for patients and staff. The menu includes roasted turkey, giblet gravy, celery cocktail, asparagus, peas and carrots, candied yams, cranberry salad, mincemeat pie, pumpkin pie, and coffee. Pictured are Miss Virgin Porter, Mrs Bernice Sutler, and Mrs Frances Wulviechowski preparing the birds.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Mall
Stanley Malek
Dieti
Plans Fade For Nursing Home In Old School
Elwood Heaster of Conneautville says Titusville plans for a nursing home in the Corry High School are unlikely. He prefers Conneautville or Tikmaville and may drop the Corry site if a deal with the other location proceeds, with zoning board opinions and a potential appeal to Crawford County Court of Common Pleas following recent board rejection.
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Elwood Heaster
Cony Nattville
Corry High School
Pray Pond
Titusville
Titusville Herald
Heaster
Inter Hon
Titusgille
Corry
Elgin Schools Sue Over Income Tax
The Blain school district seeks about 00 from the one percent income levy, appealing a summary ruling at the Erie County courthouse. Alderman M. Cobbett supported Joan Bridees. Bridges argues he is not liable, claiming New York tax residency. A Solictor ruling is anticipated, with broader implications near the state line.
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Erie County
Blain
Cobbett
Joan Bridees
Bridges
Buffalo
New York
Cory School Board
New York State
Special Service Of Thanksgiving Set For Tonight
Tonight a special Thanksgiving service sponsored by the Corry Ministerial Association will be held at 7:45 PM at the First Presbyterian Church. A. Richard Dean of the Salvation Army will deliver the sermon Our National Blessings. Proceeds support the Share Our Surplus program for World Service. The Work of Prayer Service follows on January 5.
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First Presbyterian Chrevh
Corry Ministerial Association
A. Richard Dean
Salvation Army
Chore World Service
U. S
Western Allies Shun Force in German Consis
About 50 London demonstrators and some SiC activists participated in a muted march in a German city. The antiwar event avoided any clashes, signaling a restrained protest alongside broader public sentiment in Europe.
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London
Will Resort To Airlift Rather Than Attempt Ground Convoy
Washington and Bonn reports indicate Western allies favor airlift over a ground convoy to Berlin. Allies say cutting rail and bridges could halt convoys, but airlift would force combat if planes are shot down, a risk Moscow may avoid. Khrushchev warned of withdrawal, still unresolved, as four power occupancy ends.
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Bonn
Germany
Berlin
East Germany
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Dairy Herd Saved In Area Barn Blaze
A barn fire near Wattsburg destroyed hay, equipment, and a hay baler but firefighters saved the dairy herd and two calves. The blaze started about 7 PM, with winds hindering efforts. investigators consider spontaneous combustion a possibility. responders from Wattsburg Greenfield North East Findley Lake and Clymey assisted for over three hours.
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Wattsburg
Pronk
Raed
North East
Wottsburg
Barder
Greenfield
Findley Lake
Clymey
Pie Bakers Delay Strike In Thanksgiving Pie Shortage
A mediator halted a strike by 450 pie bakers delaying action after hours of talks with five large firms. The union sought higher wages from $1.85 to $2.27 an hour. Federal mediator helped avert a Thanksgiving pie shortage with negotiations resuming Friday.
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Wruuagu Tar
Chicago
Peter Cagbodara
Bakers Union
Alors
William G May Tay
Li Federal Mediation and
Conctlilion Service
Carbonara
Murry
Union Offlein
Murray
Thanksaiinir
Carbonata
Auto Pioneer C F Kettering Dies At 82
Dayton AP Charl P Kettering has died at home aged 82 after a stroke. Inventor with 140 patents, he helped perfect automotive electric starters, refrigeration, and aviation and rail tech. He led General Motors research and founded the Kettering Foundation and Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center partnership.
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Auto Pioneer
C. F. Kettering
Dayton
Charl P. Kettering
Dover Industries
Ketterine
Kottering
Eugene
Yonsdale
Lip Tall Te
Lonndonvillé
Chigy Aus
Ohio Site University
Resrovel
General Motors Corp
Kettering Foundation
Antwoch Cullege
Ohio
Aled @& Sloan
Charman
General Motors
Sloan-Kettering
Australian scientist on Sputnik V debris fate
An Australian scientist estimated that Sputnik V debris would burn up upon reentry and pose no threat to the ground as it enters Earth's atmosphere. The remark reflects early space-age concerns about uncontrolled satellite destruction and debris.
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Adelaide
Austraia
Sputnik T
Earth
Alaska Democrats Lead Early Returns In Statewide Race
Alaska returns show Democrats leading in key races with E L Bartlett and Ernest Gruening ahead for two Senate seats while Democrat Ralph Rivers holds a growing lead for Alaska's single congressional seat. Early tallies from 128 precincts show Bartlett strong in the Senate contest alongside rising Gruening, with Rivers dominating the House race as Benson trails. Governor candidates William Ewan leads for the Democratic ticket as Republicans lag in early returns.
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Vunau
Alaska
E. L. Bartlett
Congress
Senate
Ernest Gruening
Mike Stepovic
Bul Grhenint
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Stepovich
Gruening
Tata
Barnlett
R. E. Robertson
Keith Capper
Ralph Rivers
Henry Benson
William Ewan
Two Die In Pike Tunnel Fire On Pennsylvania Turnpike
Two people were killed in a tunnel fire on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Somerset in western Pennsylvania. State fire and mine commission officials said two bodies were recovered from the tunnel in Harrisburg, with no other details available at press time.
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Pike
Somerset, Pa
Allegheny County
Somerset
Pennsylvania
Harrisbiire
Driver Dies After Car Hits Deer
LOCK HAVEN Pa AP a motorist died last night of a heart attack shortly after his automobile hit a deer leaping across the highway. Russell M Kinger 62 of Millersburg Pennsylvania Railroad conductor. A passing motorist gave Kling aid but he collapsed in the car a few minutes later.
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Lock Haven, Pa
Russell M Kinger
Millersburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Klingot
Nixons Win Praise in Britain Amid Foggy Welcome
Vice President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon delight London crowds during a four day visit that began amid fog and a chaotic landing. They impressed reporters with the all American smile and easy demeanor, endearing themselves to Britons despite initial mishaps at receptions and the Savoy luncheon.
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London
Nixon
Nattie Patty
Britain
Nixons
Los Angeles
Savoy Hotel
Hhey
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Erie
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Elgin
Grand Rapids
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Michigan
Burleson
City Commission
WXON
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Riehard Nixon
England
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West End
Harold Mamita Sonte Dis
Washington
Dulles
Pie Bakers Delay Strike
Charles P. Kettering
Dems
Great Britain
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