Lockheed Strike Could End Within A Week
In Burbank Calif AP President Kennedy moves under Taft Hartley Act to halt the Lockheed Aircraft strike within days. The IAM says work on missile and plane projects has stopped though Lockheed reports continued activity. A three man board including Arthur M. Ross will decide if a federal injunction is needed to pause the strike for 80 days. The key issue is whether California Florida and Hawaii workers vote on a union shop.
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Burbank
Calif
Kennedy
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
International Association of Machinists
Arthur M. Ross
University of California Institute of Industrial Relations
Los Angeles
Lockheed
California
Florida
Hawaii
Unio
Werospace
Gov Elect Scranton Heads On Military Duty Tour
Gov Elect William Scranton will depart Washington tonight for a tour of duty with the Air Force reserves as a major. He will report to Randolph Field Texas then proceed to Mexico City the Panama Canal Zone and Puerto Rico before returning to the United States on December 7.
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Hahhisburg
Iar
William W. Scranton
Washington
Air Force Reserves
Scranton
Randolph Air Force Banc
Texas
Mexico City
Panama Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Nine In Family Perish In Fire In Keating
RENOVO Pa A residential fire in Keating killed nine of twelve members of Walter N Brown s family. Wilma 37 and children Marlene 15 Leona 13 Daniel 10 Susan 8 Linda 7 Nancy 5 and Bradley 4 perished. Two other children Charles 10 and Sandra 17 were staying with friends. another daughter 18 lived away. Fire discovered around 1 am by bear hunters. responders arrived as embers smoldered. Walter and Charles Brown worked for D G Wertz Coal Co. Coroner Bryerton and mortician Moriarty investigated, graves located but not fully determined.
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Renovo
Keat- Ing
Walter N. Brown
Brown
Wilma
Marlene
Leona
Daniel
Susan
Linda
Nancy
Bradley
Charles Brown
Sandra
Keating
Lock Haven
John Hutchinson
Faust Valley
Greensbug
Hutchinson
Keating Hotel
Htchinson
John R. Moriarty
Renovo Mortician
Berry Park ing Authority considers off street sites
The Berry Parking Authority held an exploratory meeting after a City Council session was canceled by Frank Hahn’s ulcer. Hahn, supposed to report on a Koontz Co. survey, is hospitalized in Corry Memorial. The group discussed Center street sites for downtown parking and plans another meeting on December 7 at 8:18 p m in the Municipal Building.
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Berry
Koontz Co
Pittsburgh
Frank Hahn
Hahn
Corry Memorial Hospital
Parking Authority
Municipal
Wilbur Rickers
Cobbett
Rickers
Segaion
Center Street
Franklin Street
Agai
Three Workers Die As Crane Falls Near Coney Island
Three Tran sit Authority workers were killed when a 66 ton crane toppled from an elevated subway track near Coney Island. Two men died inside the car and a third fell to the ground as the crane’s boom buckled while hoisting prefabricated track sections for the Independent Division subway line.
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Aveaw Xos
Transit Authority
Coney Island
Car Thieves Nab Car Here Then Take Two In Warren
A brazen daytime theft on South Center Street yielded an 1862 Imperial four door sedan taken from Gorge Orcutt of Reed Lear. Investigators traced a cross country theft spree from Corry to Warren Motel to Irvine with a 1957 Buick and a 1958 Studebaker involved before police alerted other units.
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South Center Street
Warren
Starbrick
Gorge Orcutt
Reed, Lear and Co
Law and Finance
Orcutt
Oreutt
Corry
Greutt
Suppa
Irvine
Studebaker
James Suppa
Frank Fournier
Pope John XXIII Suffering From Intense Anemia
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII suffers a stomach ailment that worsened into marked anemia. He rests under doctor supervision after waking “full of spirit” but remains confined to his apartment with continuous medical care. Authorities say his prostate condition may require past or future treatment.
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Vatican City
John XXII
Vatican
John
Four Councilmen Approve Budget After Dearing Death
City Council, led by Mayor Philip Zaléneck, unanimously passed Budget Ordinance 196 for 196 next year totaling 249 914. The session honored late councilman J R Dearing with a moment of silence before the group visited Bracken Funeral Home to pay respects.
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J. Dearing
Bass
J. R. Dearing
Streets
Caunell
Philip Zaléneck
Robert Grice
Ray Weber
Guy Abbey
Carlton Smith
Rafer Brown
Harry Powers
Bracken Funeral Home
Coupetiman Dearing
Nehru and Chou En-lai Seek Clarity on Himalayan Ceasefire
In New Delhi Nehru received a gift from Premier Chou En-lai as both sides press for guidance on the Himalayan ceasefire. India questions Chinese withdrawal terms and civil police placement while planning broader diplomatic outreach to nonaligned nations for support amid border tensions.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Red
Ladakh
Red China
Africa
Asia
New Lighting and Upgrades at CMH. October Hospital Stats
Fifteen new gas lights for the Corry Memorial Hospital front lot should be on tonight as installation finishes today. Directors approved four laboratory purchases totaling 400 dollars including a blood rotator, blood matching sera, a pipette rinser dryer, and a bacteria counter. The report shows 271 admissions and 1,316 patient days in October with 45 births and deaths, and 21 major plus 47 minor operations. Veteran reporter M. Jay Race, age 70, longtime New Yorker Tribune and Herald Tribune veteran, died yesterday.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Christensen
Christiansen
Elston
Puller
Hammersee
Hawkins
Kafferlin
Rilsell
Sill
Slattery
Vaughn
Young
Kennedy Feels Out Reds On Cold War
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan visited Washington for talks with President Kennedy and U.S. officials on the Cuban crisis and U.S.-Soviet relations. Officials noted wide remaining differences while Mikoyan planned to meet Kennedy again and confer with others before returning to Moscow.
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Kennedy
Washington
Anastas Mikoyan
U.S
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
New York
Moscow
United States
Fidel Castro
White House
Sec
Costs Us 42 Cents Per $1 Corry Area Gets Federal Aid-But Uncle Sam Takes Out
New York special report shows Erie County taxpayers paid 1.42 for every dollar received in federal grants in 1961. Erie County contributed about 9.22 million and received roughly 6.52 million, with statewide Pennsylvania totals 440.5 million paid versus 310.8 million received. The Tax Foundation argues grants redistribution can weaken local control though it aims to aid poorer areas.
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Corry
Uncle Sam
New York
the Journal
Erie County
Washington
Tax Foundation
Erie
Pennsylvania
Sax
New Jersey
Mississippi
The
U S Planes Approached By Red Craft
U S pilots who flew reconnaissance missions over Cuba say Soviet MiG fighters joined the skies but did not attack. Air Force and Navy officers awarded 25 medals for Cuba flights as more honors planned. Lt Col Clyde East reported MiG 21s faster than his RF101 Voodoo. East said the MiGs never fired. Maj Richard Heyser saw Cuban planes on several occasions but would not say his own aircraft type.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
Air Force
Navy
Clyde B. East
Tactical Reconnaissance
Tampa
Fla
East
Chatham
Omaha
Neb
Air Forcs
Richard
Heyser
Apnoth Strategic Wing
Laughlin Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Defense
Hoeyser
Algeria bans Communist party in Algeria
Algeria announces ban on the Communist party amid government study of internal problems. Information Minister Mohamed Hadj Hamoul said the decision was made days ago and would apply to Al Hourya Was, the party paper. Estimated national membership around 50,000 in a 10 million population country.
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Algiers
Mohamed Hadj Hamoul
Ahmed Ben Bella
Lan Vuage
al, Hourya
Communist Party
Heni Allez
Ben Bella
Communist ‘Party
Five Divisions Were Set To Invade Cuba
Washington AP reports that five Army divisions including paratroop infantry and tanks were earmarked for a Cuba invasion if the crisis deepened. About 100000 troops prepared with antiaircraft missiles and support units moved into Florida as part of a Kennedy inspection of the 1st Armored Division at Fort Stewart. Some units were shifted from Fort Hood to the East Coast starting October 22 as preparations continued.
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Washington
Cuba
Florida
Kennedy
Armored
Pt. Stewart, Ga
Ft. Hood
Tex
United States
Germany
Korea
Hawaii
1St Armored
Texas
Pilot Lands Plane Dies After Landing at Bradley Field
A Mohawk Airlines veteran, Capt. Clifford Albertson, 46, died of a heart attack shortly after landing a 15 passenger flight from New York to Boston at Bradley Field Windsor Locks Connecticut. He collapsed in the terminal after deplaning passengers. co pilot noted he appeared in good health during the flight. The passengers were reassigned to another Mohawk aircraft.
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Windsor Locks
Conn
Mohawk Airlines
Bradley Field
Clifford Albertson
Mohawk
Boston
New York
State Tax Collected at Christmas Tree Vendors
The State Revenue Department announced that Christmas vendors will be required to collect and report the state sales tax of four percent. Director John P. Gray of the Sales Tax Bureau said this applies to Christmas tree vendors. He noted charitable organizations are not exempt from collecting the tax on purchases by their patrons.
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Dean Rusk
Stewart ‘Wiall
Udall
Mikoyan
Soviet Union
United States
Quba
U.S
Castro
Bakkishurg Iar
State Revenue Department
John P. Gray
Strange Budgeting Of City Money 1963 Figures
City budget figures show how funds are spent beyond core services. Corry notes 1963 expenditures include 2000 for Memorial Hospital 2000 for patrol salaries 1043 for Civil Defense and 5000 for Mead Park plus 2900 for city park care and maintenance and 250 for planning commissions.
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Cor- Ty Memorial Hospital
Leslie Kelly
Mead Park
Thority
City Planning, and Zoning Commission
Corry Civil Air Patrol
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New Yorker Tribune
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Roosevelt Ame
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Edvertalne
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Roosevelt
Algeria
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Streets Department
Austaer Every. Tay Am
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Ness
League of Third Class Cities
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Curry
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Flrst Hattie Group
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