AF Unveils Interceptor Bomber Killer at California Base
The Air Force revealed the YF12A interceptor at WDWARDS AFB California with fanfare and limited specs. Officials cited speeds above 2000 mph and altitudes over 70 000 feet, plus a 90 foot fuselage carrying AIM 47 missiles. The craft, twin tailed and crewed by pilot and fire control officer, has been in development since 1959 and aims to counter bomber threats from the north.
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Wdwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Johnson
Arizona
Cross
Canada
Avert Strike Averted at Pittsburgh Hotels Deal Reached
Negotiators reached a tentative contract averting a strike by 1,200 hotel service workers at Hilton Pick-Roosevelt and Penn-Sheratah in Pittsburgh. Local 237 Hotel and Restaurant Workers and Local 188 Bartenders Union will vote on the proposal tomorrow. The settlement reportedly includes a 27 centan hour wage package and fringe benefits.
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Saasopuno
Pittsburgh
Hilton Pick-Roosevelt
Penn-Sheratah
Refund Or Resign Angered Taxpayers Target School Board
A six member Columbus committee plans to confront the school board Monday with petitions from about 500 residents demanding an $82,000 surplus refund or a major property tax cut. Eugene Bloom heads the group seeking a 20 mill tax reduction next year and escrow protection of the funds. The effort follows a large turnout at Turben's Garage and notes the board was invited but did not attend.
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Columbus
Turben
Eugene Bloom
Bloom
New Columbus
Ber
Charles Roberts
Edward Demby
Merle Dodd
L. A. Fargo
Michael Kuzma
Vlt
Carl Trivia
Triola
Seven Homeless After Fire Destroys Huffman Home
A fire last night leveled the Clair Huffman home on Sears Hill Freehold Township six miles east of Columbus. The Huffman family of seven, ages 12 to 16, lost everything and sought shelter at the Virgil Taylor home next door. Firefighters from Columbus and Wrightsville battled the flames. water had to be hauled from a nearby creek. Estimated loss stood at 7000 with officials still determining the cause.
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Clair Huffman
Sears Hill
Columbus
Freehold Township
Columbus Volunteer Hose Company
Wrightsville Volunteer Hose Company
Leslie Dodd
Huffmans
Virgil Taylor
GOP To Open Headquarters Corner Washington and Center
GOP campaign headquarters at Washington and Center streets near Woolworths will open tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. A ribbon cutting will be led by Mrs. Milton Spaulding GOP vice chairman of the Corry district and Mayor Philip Zalzneck. Staffed daily by Republican workers under Mrs. E Betts until 9 p.m. Call for information and literature.
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Hepuytican
Washington and
Center Streets
Woolworth
Milton Spaulding
GOP
Corry
Philip Zalzneck
E. Betts
Citizens Corry Office to Open After Bank Merger
The merger of Citizens National Bank of Corry and Marine National Bank of Erie becomes effective next Monday, creating Citizens Corry Office. Officers and advisory board members from both banks retain positions. new services include Marine Datacenter, personal trust, and expanded support for Corry area businesses.
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Citizens National Bank of Corry
Marine National Bank of Erie
James J. Saxon
Citizens Corry
Matine National Banc
Ol Erie
Conrad Monroe
Citizens
Marine National Bank
Monroe
Glenn W. Donaldson
Citizens Corry Office
James L. Allyn
M. C. Baldwin
W. Sweet
Lona 1. Merker
Carry
Citizens National Bank
Charles Bracken
Citizens National
Corry
Marine National
J. Guy Balters
Edward Feldt
Robert A. Ott Jr
Hue Fbert S. Vaughn
George J. Wurm
Marine National Bank Board
Donaldson, Monroe
Richard H. Rogsbacher
John C. Rudolph
Corry Area
Marine Bank
Bracken
Cork
Ports closed from Maine to Texas in 100 percent walkout
A nationwide longshoremen strike across Atlantic and Gulf ports halted loading and unloading from Maine to Texas. The 100 percent walkout, set to paralyze docks, prompted a presidential inquiry and federal injunction expectations. Two liners still docked in New York with passengers helped by White Collar workers. Ship traffic losses mount as automation and labor action threaten jobs.
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New York
Sisty Tate
Isand-Longsharemen
Pirta
Maine
Texas
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Thomas W. Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio International
Bremen
New -York
Joseph Curran
Afl-Cio Natonal Maritime Union
Curran
Three white men arrested in McComb bombing case
Washington AP reports three white men were arrested in connection with recent bombings of Negro homes near McComb. The suspects faced illegal use of explosives charges under Mississippi law, a crime with possible death penalty. Identified by FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and Gov Johnson, the men are Frederick Zeeck, 25, and Prinstom Wilson, 25, both of McComb, and Paul Dewey Wilson, 25, who moved from McComb to Jaycees, Mississippi, yesterday.
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Washington
McComb
Justice Department
Mississippi
Paul Johnon
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnson
Fitness Frederick Zeeck
Prinstom Wilson
Paul Dewey Wilson
Jaycees
Bobby Baker Investigation Reopens Overpay Claims
The Bobby Baker inquiry resumes in Washington with testimony from district officials and key figures linked to the stadium contract. Senate officials indicate it may be some time before Baker and associates are questioned on alleged payoffs tied to an $85,000 political payment and the 1960 stadium bid awarded to McCloskey's firm.
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Wasungion
Bobby Baker
District of Columbia
Matthew McCloskey
Philadelpha
Treland
Don B. Reynolds
Focal
Senate Rules Committee
Sen
B. Everett
Jordan
DN C
Baker
McCloskey
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate
Reynolds
Williams
Hunt
Johnson
Buried Alive as Firefighters Die in Boston Collapse
AP reports five Boston fire fighters died early today when a wall collapsed during a blaze at a vacant toy factory. The dead include Pvt. Jon Clougherty and Lt. John Goswell among four others. a second wall collapsed later, but caused no major new injuries.
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Boston
Jon Clougherty
John Clougherty
Fie
Clougherty
Vicims
Frank Murphy
John ‘Goswell
John McGorkle
James B. Sheedy
Boston City Hospital
William Ter- Irénzi
Sub Thresher Found After Deep Ocean Search
The Navy reports the tail section and sail of the sunken submarine Thresher, insignia 593, located during summer underwater searches off the New England coast. Ninety nine men and crew perished when the nuclear sub sank during deep dives in April 1963, leaving the wreck’s precise position unresolved until now.
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Washington
Navy
New England
Trieste
Adenauer improving at vacation villa following rib injury
Former West German chancellor Konrad Adenauer is reported to be feeling well at his vacation villa after cracking a rib in a fall three weeks ago. He is under medical care but shows no serious complications and continues his rest abroad.
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Adenauer
Thaly — Konrrad Adenauer
Westerman
Dam Burst Leaves 30,000 Marooned in India Blast
In southeast India, a dam burst sent a wall of water 10 feet high crashing into Macherla, Andhra Pradesh, drowning villagers and stranding about 30,000 for two days. Rescue teams airlifted food as official death tolls varied amid floods across six northern states.
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New Delhi
India
Sky
Macherla
Irrigation Ministry
Andhra Pradesh
Times of India
Krishna
Claims Perfect Shielding Of President Can't Be Done
Washington AP Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon, a four man committee member, says perfect protection of the president cannot be guaranteed. The panel will study gaps beyond the Warren Commission, with aims to propose budget and congressional recommendations. The group includes Nicholas Katzenbach, John A. McCone, and George Bundy. Johnson discussed crowd mingling and overseas trips with the panel and the Secret Service.
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Washington
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Ayer
Dillon
Commit
Tee
Johnson
Warren Commission
Ithmi Nation
John P. Kennedy
Ating Atty
Icholas Katzenbach
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McGeorge Bundy
Secret Service
Serrin Auto Opens Corry Parts Store Here
Serrin Auto, with headquarters in Titusville, opens the Corry outlet at 145 Mead avenue tomorrow. The store, in business since 1924, serves area garages, meets car dealers and service stations. Raymond L. Smith of Titusville will manage the Corry store, with Clarence Rupp of Wattsburg as outside sales. The local stores will stock parts, supplies, paints, tools, and accessories with free parking in front.
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Cerns Auto Parts
Titusville
Corry
Mead Avenue
Serring
Corty
Raymond L. Smith
Tocar
Clarence Rupp
Wattsburg
Philadelphia
Edward J. Griffiths
Man Held on Threat to Kill President in Scranton
Joseph Schulz, 57, of Dover New Jersey, was held in default of 1000 bail after allegedly making an oral threat to kill the President at a local tavern. Secret Service agents intervened following the incident in Scranton Pa. The case was filed with federal authorities and Schulz was arraigned.
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Johnson
Scranton
Joseph
Schulz
Dover
N.J
Secret Service
Washington
U.S
Reapportionment Shift in Pennsylvania May Favor Cities
Harrisburg reports that after the Supreme Court ruling, Pennsylvania will redraw House districts to emphasize population over county lines. Urban areas likely gain power as rural districts consolidate, with Forest County and others possibly losing individual representation to meet population norms.
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Pennsylvania
amlSeefle
Fnfars
General Assembly
Rehoeld
Forest County
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