Human Next Chimpanzee To Take Ride Around Globe Tomorrow
CAPE CANAVERAL FIS AP Sometime after dawn Wednesday 2 young chimpanzees from Africa will enter a mighty rocket for a three orbit world tour. A U.S. astronaut may ride another Atlas for a 44 hour ring perhaps after Christmas or New Year. The chimpanzee will trigger signals from a control panel as the 125 ton rocket and 40 pound animal lift off.
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Africa
U.S
Atlas
Earth
Ham
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virail J. Grissom
Would Hold Yank As Ransom For Missing Pilot
A local judge ordered the arrest of U S Vice Counsel Samuel Karp after the escape of American pilot William Roy Robinson, who had been arrested July for smuggling and was later transferred to a U S hospital. Embassy officials said Karp had diplomatic immunity and was not arrested, and the matter would be raised with the foreign ministry. Robinson disappeared after being seen boarding a bus near the hospital on October 11.
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Robinson
Orthodox Rise Shifts Balance in World Council of Churches
In New Delhi the World Council of Churches faces a shift as Eastern Orthodoxy gains influence. Dr. Henry P. Van Dusen of Union Theological Seminary notes a changing balance with Orthodox seats potentially rising to 20 to 40 percent. The 188 denominations total about 90 million members, with Orthodoxy claiming some 250 million baptized adherents globally.
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New Delhi
India
World Council of Churches
Henry P. van Dusen
New York
Union Theological Seminary
United Presbyterian
Council
General Assembly
Baatérm
Christendom
Tis
van Dusen
Central Committee
Area Burglar Sentenced To 24 Years In Meadville
Robert L. Richter pleaded guilty before Judge Herbert A. Mook in Crawford County Court Meadville to burglarizing the Riceville station owned by Harold Beckwith. He received 1 to 4 years with 2 to 4 years to run consecutively after tests at Western Correctional Center near Pittsburgh, plus 10 fine and 549.50 costs and 216 restitution for tires oil cigarettes shaver and other merchandise totaling 318.0. Richter had been held by New York authorities on related burg lary activity before transfer to Crawford County authorities.
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Guys Millsmian
Riceville Corriers
Crawford County
Western Correctional, Diagnostic and Classification Center
Pittsburgh
Robert L. Richter
C. W. Irwin
Curry State Police
Richter
Harold Beckwith
R. D
Centerville
New York State
Herbert A. Mook
Meadville
Living Costs and Buying Power Reach New Records
The Labor Department reports October living costs rose slightly to 1284 percent of the 1947-49 average while spending power also set new records. Higher prices for new cars and services drove the rise, though officials call it almost no change.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kennedy Says Berlin Key To East West Peace
President Kennedy told a Soviet editor that Berlin remains the focus of East West tensions and that peace in Central Europe could follow a Berlin settlement. He urged a nuclear test ban as a path to broader disarmament and rejected giving East Berlin control over West Berlin. The interview was published in Moscow and noted by the White House as carried in full.
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Kennedy
Today
Enetire World
Lyan Ieeview
Alexei Adzhuibel
Lagestia
Khrushchev
U. S
Eastern Europe
Berlin
Europe
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Moscow
Way
General Assembly
Ihe West
Dem Who Fired Hammond May Retain Post
Warren County Democratic chairman likely to serve full two year term ending June. State chairman Otis Morse said decision pending after a rump session where Fage was ousted and William L. Martin was elected to fill the vacancy. Outcome hinges on State Policy Committee ruling with status likely to remain until June election.
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Warren
Page
Warren County
Otis Morse
Fage
William L. Martin
Russell
Robert E. Clark
Youngsville
Worth Hammond
Columbus
Morse
State Policy Committee
Wattsburg Water Wrangle Farmers Face Easements
The U S Army Corps of Engineers seeks easement rights to about 2200 acres of waterland to build a flood control dam near Wattsburg and Meadville. Farmers including Laine Ryan struggle with the plan arguing a two week annual flooding would ruin their livelihoods and force land sales. The dispute centers on compensation and potential outright purchase as the project winds through negotiations.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Waterford
Wattsburg
Corps of Engineers
Meadville
Laiue Ryan
Ryan Anye
Ryan
Corps of Englimers & Dickering
Rynb
Nuclear Ban Talks Doomed At Start
Geneva reports show Western and Soviet officials dismissing a resumed nuclear test ban forum as doomed from the outset. Officials call it mere propaganda while warns that no effective verification or control system exists. The apparatus lacks mutual trust and the path to a ban remains blocked by disarmament and verification disputes.
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Geneva
United
Blatex
Britain
Soviet Union
Newblinks
Warrewly Fur
Rockefeller Abandons Search For Michael Rockefeller
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller halted the fruitless search for his son Michael in Dutch New Guinea. He said the chances of finding him were very small and began the long journey home from Merauke. The missing 2 year old vanished after a catamaran capsized on November 19 while attempting to reach a store miles away.
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Hollandia
Dutch New Guinea
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael
New Guinea
Mike
Rockefeller
Merauke
Hove
Young Rockefeller
YMCA Board Plans Investments Amid Term Expirations
At yesterday’s regular meeting the YMCA Board of Directors discussed budget plans and investments, noting endowment funds totaling 25 588 dollars including a Lila Foster bequest and memorial gifts. They reported discovery of Nu–Bone Carset Co stock and a three dollar dividend, and announced an upcoming February annual meeting and environment campaign.
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YMCA
Clarence Wallace
Trene Mountain
Patsey Notte
Paul Bauer
Elmer Ortner
Frank Sturgis
Claire Porter
Vellah Bracken
Louis Miller
Porter Auer
Raymond Root
Paul Orner
Martin Keppel
Paul Auer
Jack Crowell
J. Guy Butters
Charles Bracken
Lila Foster
Gerald Lane
Elwin Fuller
A. Bush
Tock
Nu-Bone Carset, Co
Vane
Golden Age Club
Wom- W
Bowles Named Special Adviser for Africa Asia and Latin America
Washington AP Chester Bowles, removed as under secretary, accepts a new post as President Kennedy’s special representative and adviser on African, Asian and Latin American affairs with emphasis on new and developing patrons. He will report to Kennedy and Secretary Rusk on long range planning and policy. Bowles will have ambassador rank in a brand new post with no announced salary.
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Washington
Chester
Bowles
State Department
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Sail Bowles
Secretary of
Dean Rusk
Polio Vaccine Clinic Set At Clymer
Families in Clymer and French Creek will receive Sabin oral polio vaccines at Clymer Central School on Thursday morning. Health nurse Mrs Helen Cosgrave oversees the clinic with registered nurses assisting. Vaccination runs after school hours 6 to 10 p m in the community building for pre schoolers and adults. The Sabin vaccine is taken by mouth and provides immunity similar to the Salk vaccine.
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Clymer
French Creek
Helen Cosgrave
Chautauqua County
Clymer Central School
Cosgrove
Glenn Brumagin
Gail Thompson
John Kolstee
Ronald Wiltsie
Ruth Lanston
Pr Jonas Silk
Nehru Says India Works to Curb Red China on Himalayan Front
Prime Minister Nehru stated India will pursue all nonmilitary means to contain Red Chinese aggression along the Himalayan frontier. He released a white paper with letters from Beijing over the past year and argued conditions along the frontier have improved recently.
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Delmi
Lai
Nehru
Parlament Today
Himalayan
Paiping
Broady
Thdia
U S endorses move to end colonialism in Asia Africa
United Nations action draws broad support for a plan creating a single committee to push an end to colonialism in Asia and Africa. Britain France South Africa abstained, Honduras and Portugal did not participate, and the Soviet proposal to name 1962 the year of elimination failed.
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N.Y
United States
Britain
France
South Africa
Honduras
Portugal
Wis
White
Genera Assembly
Th Assembly
Soviet Union
Asia
Africa
U.S
Zixenhower
General Assembly
Mongi Slim
We Hution
West New Guinea
Dominicans Stage General Strike Against Balaguer
Thousands of Dominicans walk out in a general strike urged by opposition leaders to force President Joaquin Balaguer from office. Gen Pedro Rodrigues Echayayria urged calm and dismissed the strike as provoked by false prophets while U S warships patrol the coast amid tensions after a recent coup attempt tied to Rafael Trujillo’s heirs and a provisional government demand.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Pedro Rodrigues Echayayria
Armed Forces
U.S
Rafael L. Trujillo
Balaguer
National Civic Union
New Columbia Township Building Set for Occupancy
The Columbia Township plans to move into a brick block building on North Street, costing 115000 with 110000 paid and 4000 outstanding. Funds to cover the balance will come from next year's tax funds. Bids for sale of the old two story frame township building on Walter Brewster will be taken next Monday. Officials include Worth Rammond chairman, Jordan Christensen secretary treasurer, and N E Dodd survivor.
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Columbia Township
North Street
Townadly
Crment
Ing
Walter Brewet
Worth Rammond
Jordan Christensen
N. E. Dodd
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