U.S. Shifts on UN Disarmament Votes Meets Skepticism
U S delegates join 86 0 in backing a moratorium on nuclear tests yet plan to continue underground blasts until a verifiable treaty is reached. William Foster argues for on site inspections while warning of continued testing amid doubts over a world arms conference and Soviet activity.
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Nations
N.Y
U.S
U.N
United States
General Assembly
William ©. Foster
Foster
Peking
Soviet Union
France
Bank Robbery Standoff Ends With Three Arrested
At 2 47 p m three men struck a bank and held six staff including vice president Char Jackson a gunnysack was used to seize cash. Police arrived quickly and broke in as the robbers demanded a getaway car. Negotiations ran until 6 42 p m when the trio surrendered and were jailed in Lubbock on bank robbery charges with Garcla set at 50 000 bond and others denied bail.
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Char
Jackson
G. L. Haley
Richard Pruitt
Emie
Lubbock
Garcla
Pa Soldier Killed By Own Troops In Vietnam
Pittsburg soldier Sgt Ronald J Loerlein, 26, of Mount Washington, killed by friendly fire in Vietnam. He had served with the Army's First Cavalry Division since 1957 after postings in Japan and Fort Benning. His parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Loerlein received the telegram confirming the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Anthony Lorelein
Mount Washington
Army
Ronald J. Loerlein
Lorelein
Calvary Division
Japan
Fort Benning
Ex-Corry Banker Named To U. S. Advises Committe
Charles H. Bracken, president of Marine National Bank, named by Comptroller James J. Saxon to a regional advisory committee. He represents Region Three covering Pennsylvania. The panel aids the national agency in reviewing bank regulations to fit national needs while balancing controls and banking system safeguards. Bracken formerly led Citizens' National Bank of Corry and now resides in Erie.
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Charles H. Bracken
Marine National Bank
James J. Saxon
Bracken
Pennsylvania
Murine
Citizens’ National Bank of Corry
Erie
Saxon
Bowler Needs Two Spares After Wheel Theft
Troy native John A. Potenza, a bowler at Trojan Bowlatorium, found his car front end up on cement blocks after leaving the alley Friday. The thief stole the front wheels and tires, leaving Potenza with a costly, unexpected chore to replace the missing tires and rims.
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Troy
N.Y
John A. Potenza
Potenza
Trojan Bowlatorium
Professor Thayer Dies in Madison at 75
Frank Thayer emeritus professor of journalism at the University of Wisconsin died yesterday from complications after a fall weeks earlier. He was 75.
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Madison
Wis
Frank Thayer
University of Wisconsin
Carrier Boy Discovers Fire in Pittsfield Residence
Warren County Observer carrier Bill Hannold found Howard Billsboroughs residence on fire around 6 30 a m. Doors were locked but smoke filled the home and the door was hot. Hannold alerted neighbors. Youngsville and Garland fire departments arrived, interiors gutted but building saved. Fire is under investigation by Sheriff Richard E Hegerty and state police. Billsborough unlocated, possibly hunting.
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Warren
Warren County
Bill Hannold
Pittsfield
Howard Billsborough
Young Hannold
Youngsville
Garland
Minors Barred From Working In Oregon Bars
Portland city council passed an ordinance barring all minors from working in bars except musicians as a step toward eliminating topless waitresses and dancers. A follow up measure would prohibit any woman from appearing in venues serving food or alcohol with outfits exposing breasts. The Restaurants of Oregon Association objected to both proposals.
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And
Ore
Portland
Restaurants of Oregon Association
Thanksgiving Dinner and Social Visits at Cutting Church
About 53 attendees at the Cutting Community church Thanksgiving dinner. Families and friends from Erie, Meadville, Jamestown, and surrounding towns visited relatives and joined in Sunday activities and pre Thanksgiving gatherings. Multiple households share meals, card clubs, bowling parties, and weekend visits across Sherman, Bear Lake, and Newark areas.
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Cutting Community Church
Virginia Gravis
Erie
Alice Camp
Grand Valley
Hamilton
Charles Wade
Clyimer
Salvatore Elia and
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Sibley Wright
Clyde Courtright
Lawerace
Gladys Benink
Clifford Aikens
Hallis Upperman
Columbus
Marion Nellis
Karen Nellis
Fredonia
Earl Wright
Card Club
VanEardens
Panama
George Meron
Bear Lake
Richard Curtis
Sherman
Harold VanEarden
Newark
N.Y
Wilber VanEarden
Amos VanEarden
James VanEarden
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Myron Wallace
Edwin Gravink
Meadville
Dunkirk
Harold VanWarden
George Inholif
Kentucky
Mandy West
Irvine
Imhoff
Belly
David
Santa crashes during sky dive at mall show
About 1,000 spectators watched as Santa Claus parachuted from 3,000 feet at a Panama City shopping center. He broke an ankle and was carried to a hospital by Air Force Staff Sgt. Charles Barnes, 26, as a fill-in Santa took over. The show continued despite the injury.
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Panama City
Fla
Santa Claus
Santa
Santa No
Air Force
Charles A Barnes
Rusk warns peace feelers amid Viet Nam tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said U S Soviet ties are strained by Southeast Asia issues and urged Moscow to ease tensions. He rejected recent peace feelers while noting past Thant-Stevenson talks that Ha Noi might seek a contract, and he cautioned that Communist infiltration in South Vietnam suggests a possible threshold of victory.
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RKO
W York
Rusk
Ate
Viet Nam
Moscow
Southeast Asia
United States
Thant
Adlai E. Stevenson
U Thant
Ran
Burma
South
Dominican nun named Sister Cecilia aids thousands in Rhodesia
In Salisbury's Chilimanzi Reserve, Sister Cecilia, the only doctor at St Theresa's Hospital, treated up to 175 patients daily, overseeing 4,016 admissions and 9,37 outpatients last year. Her tireless work drew crowds outside the bush hospital and impressed even local witch doctors. She collapsed from strain and was flown to Munich for rest.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Sister Schweitzer
Chilimanzi
Cecilia
St. Theresa
Minich
Auxilia
Cologne
East Germany
Mother Ausilia
Martin Luther University
Halle
Harari
St. Theresa's Hospital
Chilimanzi Reserve
Mother Auxilia
Siteh Caith
Mother Auxilio
Sisley Cecilia
Wolk
Munich
Harrisburg Driver Killed In Crash At Vacant Dance Studio
Lawrence Atwell 26 of Harrisburg died when his car careened into a vacant two story building used as a dance studio. Police say the collision tore out a wall, damaging the structure at about $5,000. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Wild Bill Elliott Dies At 62 In Las Vegas Cancer claims Western star who appeared in the Red Ryders series and hosted a local Western theater program.
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Lawrence Atwell
Harrisburg
Wild Bill Elliott
Las Vegas
Nev
Elliott
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