Local notices and discharges headlined with oblique names
Multiple residents listed with discharges and addresses in North Clymer Waterford Spring Creek Corry and Wattsburg. Community events include East Branch Grange pancake supper on November 29 and Elks Club dining room hours. Veiled ads detail Mer-Lin Market offerings, holiday fruit baskets and centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Wiltsie
North Clymer
Florence — Campbell
Waterford
Andrew Beneza
R. D
Spring Creek
Luke
William Irvine
Pittsfield
Gertrude Newhouse
Bear Lake
Burr Darrow
Centerville
Zenas Bean Sr
Gerald Ross
Wattsburg
Iva Rhodes
Corry
Leonard Wilcox
Winston Robinson
Clymer
Helen Rhodes
East Congress Street
SP Deededee Defeas
East Branch Grange
Elks Club
The
Supremes
Sesieegene
Ge -Mer-Lin
France launches first satellite amid fading signals
France's first space satellite remained in orbit but radio signals were almost inaudible. The 92.5-pound AI satellite, launched by a three stage rocket named Diamond from Hammaguir Algeria, faced antenna damage and orbit-tracking radio issues. President de Gaulle praised the test as a sign of French science and technique after the Sahara A-bomb test era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Hammaguir
Algeria
Defense Ministry
Charles de Gaulle
Sahara
Guard Foils Los Angeles Armored Car Robbery
An armored car guard in Los Angeles killed the driver of a getaway car and shot two accomplices in a street gun battle. A fourth man fled and was arrested nearby. A bystander suffered shotgun pellet injuries. Police recovered over $10,000 from the getaway car and identified the bandits as John Doe, Arthur Bacon, James Hawkins, and Ernest Walters, with Walters captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jerome Jacobson
Jacobson
Ben Singer
Singer
John Doe
Arthur Bacon
James Hawkins
Ernest Walters
Lin
Spellman in Berlin for one day visit
Cardinal Francis Spellman arches New York and U S armed forces flew into West Berlin for a one day visit amid postwar tensions. He was met by local officials and scheduled to meet US military leaders and church representatives during the stop.
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Spellman
Berlin
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
U. S
West Berlin
Mine foremen cleared in 1962 Robena No. 3 deaths
Visiting Judge Dale Shughart dismissed indictments against foreman Marion Misiak assistant foreman Albert Dillon and electrician Stanley Basko vich in the Carmichaels area mine blast case. No violations of the bituminous mining code were found as the trio reportedly did not know about allegedly defective equipment. The Robena No. 3 mine is owned by U S Steel Corp.
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Waynesburg
Robena
Carmichaels
Dale Shughart
Cumberland County
Marion Misiak
Albert H. Dillon
Stanley
Baskovich
Shughart
The
U. S. Steel Corp
New York Guild Agrees on Union Shop Deal
The Daily News and New York News Guild reached a contract agreement after a strike deadline passed. The settlement includes a modified union shop requiring most new hires to join the guild, after negotiations led by Thomas J. Murphy. The news comes as U S troops are in Berlin with Gen John F Franklin welcoming visitors at Templehof Airport.
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Guild
NEW York
The
Daily News
New York News
Thomas J. Murphy
Ild
U.S
Templehof
John F. Franklin
Berlin
Stolen Vatican Manuscripts Recovered Near Rome
ANSA reports recovery of Petrarch autographed Il Canzoniere and a Torquato Tasso manuscript found in a villa garden on Via Cassia north of Rome. A related item, the crown copy once worn by Saint Stephen, was also found. police contacted villa owner Elvira Emanuelides after her gardener discovered the package. No immediate confirmation from the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican
ANSA
Petrarch
Torquato Tasso
Via Cassia
Rome
St. Stephen
Hungary
Villa Garden
Garcia Moreno
Ecuador
Elvira Emanuelides
Johnson seeks tighter budget amid Great Society push
Budget Director Charles L. Schultze and aides carried back to Washington instructions from the LBJ Ranch to cut every possible corner to curb domestic outlays. Moyers noted a potential $10 billion increase over the cut while warning four key areas the President focuses on: overall budget, legislative program, foreign policy, and management of expanding programs. The aim is to keep the total near a $100 billion threshold despite new Congress‑driven programs raising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Schultze
Washington
Lbj Ranch
Moyers
Billio
Congress
Johnson
Woman Heads 140 Man Police Dept in Hackensack
Doris Mahalick, 41, a mother of two, was named police commissioner of Bergen County's 140 man force in Hackensack. She said she will focus on juvenile issues and traffic safety and that a woman has as much right as a man in policing, despite ribbing.
Cosmos 98 Launch Report by Tass Unmanned Satellite
The Soviet press Tass announced the launch of Cosmos 98 the 98th unmanned Sputnik in the Cosmos series. It follows Cosmos 97 which was launched the previous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sputnik
Moscow
Tass
Blizzard continues across the nation with record cold and snow
The storm wall extends from Texas to Montana with temps near and below zero in the Dakotas and Minnesota while Colorado reports four feet of snow in the mountains. Gusty winds and drifting worsen conditions as gale warnings remain for the Great Lakes region and widespread rain and snow assail the Midwest and Pacific Coast. In contrast Gulf states see a warm-up with Corpus Christi at 77 as early readings emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Dallas
Beaumont
Tulsa
Houston
Memphis
Little Rock
Jackson
Miss
Shreveport
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Lakes Superior
Michigan
Great Lakes
Montana
Havre
Dakotas
Minnesota
Midwest
Gulf States
Corpus Christi
Prince Charles Stars in Macbeth at Gordonstoun
Prince Charles, 17, heir to the British throne, will play the title role tonight in Shakespeare's Macbeth at Gordonstoun School in Scotland. The boarding school performance features the future king in a landmark role, drawing attention to the royal pupil's acting debut and the school's arts program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Charles
Gordonstoun
Scotland
Macbeth
Yule Lighting Fund Still Needs Your Aid
Community appeal for 1900 dollars to complete Corry Area High School Key Club Christmas lighting project. Fund now 788 raised. 509 from businesses, 279 from public. Donations can be mailed or picked up. no current event details about audience.
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Yule
Key Club
Corry Area
Corry
Embert Earle
North Center Street
Richard Chase
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Trailighters
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Langton
Turben
Auto Serviice
Chevrolet
Fogle Lumber
Walla
truValue Building Supply Center
Pins Deposit Carton of & 47
Cortland
Janet M. Bond
Mount Holyoke College
New Jersey
Mercer County
Princeton
Pared
Janet
Buyer's
Blizzard
Charles
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Loblaws
California
Weston
Corry Savings & Loan
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