Neutrals Seek Early Meet Leaders Cool At UN
At the United Nations General Assembly a neutralist resolution on a Eisenhower Khrushchev meeting is discussed though both leaders dislike the proposal. Sponsors push for a vote hoping to alter positions amid talks of a possible spring Big Four summit. Khrushchev and Hammarskjold clash cited, while Macmillan probes a Geneva meeting.
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United Nations
N. Y
General Assembly
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
New York Herald Tribune
Macmillan
Geneva
Eisenhower
Rhnistchev
U.N
Hammarskiold
Hammarskjold
Hammar
Ten Property Owners Seek Cuts in 1961 Assessments
Ten property owners appeared before the Board of Revision, requesting reductions from 1961 assessments. The board, including City Council members and Assessor William Miller, deferred action after hearings. Owners cited commercial and residential properties, with several multi family dwellings and single homes in the West Pleasant, Columbus, Center, Gould, and Miam streets among those seeking relief.
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Board of
City Counsil
Willian Miller
Hose
Jared Kinley
Thomas Crave
Columbis
Bol West Plowant
Lewis G. Cook
East Washingtod Street
Corey
West Pleasant Street
Raymond Dyne
Lee Shepard
North Center Street
Alan Cortust
John Lite
Gould Street
Harold Jackson
West Colombus Avenue
King
J Roy M. Bangs
West South Street
Joseph Cocet
West Maan Street
May Drop Harvest Days For Lack Of Interest
The Retail Merchants planning group discussed dropping Harvest Days due to lukewarm responses from the retail section and farm groups. They also rejected using the former Loblaw store building for farm product displays after a section was rented to the Republican city organization. A final decision on the promotion will be made next Tuesday.
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Retail Merchants Planning Group
Loblaw
Republican City Organization
Embezzlers Face Death Sentence in Bulgarian Court
A district court in Trhovo, Bulgaria, condemned two men to die by firing squad for embezzling 160,000 leva, about $23,520 at the official rate. The Borba paper notes broader cases with Bulgarians on trial in Varna for larger embezzlements.
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Vienna
Trhovo
Borba
Varna
Infant Dies In Kane Fire As Sisters Save Child
Thelma Jean Bowen, age infant, died in a Kane home fire around 9:30 a.m. Her sister Rose Mary, 9, suffered smoke inhalation and shock and is in Kane Summit Hospital. Two other sisters, Anna Louise, 3, and infant Autumn May, escaped to a barn. Three local hunters camping nearby helped rescue. The blaze started when children moved a cardboard box of toys onto a stove. the two-story frame house burned to the ground. The father was at work. the mother had been away briefly. Fire units could not save the structure or recover the infant.
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Kane
Thelma Jean Bowen
Peter Bowen
Mgdland
Rose Mary Ws
Kane Summit Hospital
Rosé Mary
Anna Louise
Joseph Pierrel
Carl Stamm
Rose Mary
Walter Amnon
Ulder
Wichase
Ame
Andrew
Cod
Sergeant Wire Glass
Evelyn Marie
Kane Fire Department
Flying Objects Reported Seen In Sky Over Corry
Two Jamestown men warned police of unidentified rising objects in the sky above Corry last night as they drove east on Columbus Avenue. They described a yellow light flashing at high speed, moving southeast before disappearing. A second witness, a woman near View, reported a saucer like light rising in the area.
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Corry
Eltypher
George Armele
Roser Ball
Jamestown
Iefi
East Columbus Avenue
Cuba Denies Boat Invasion Craft MAVANA
AP reports Cuba says the schooner MAVANA cited by Guatemalan authorities as an invasion craft was merely a fishing boat. Guatemalan authorities had claimed machine gun fire and forced landing near Cozumel, prompting air force involvement.
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Cuba
Prensa Libre
Xettland
Cozumelland
Catastrophic blast at Kingsport chemical plant kills 11
An explosion in the acid division of the Eastman subsidiary plant in Kingsport Tennessee injured many and killed at least 11. The remote controlled facility belongs to Eastman Kodak Corp and employs over 1,500 in the Bashar operation. The blast shook downtown and was heard miles away with glass littering streets. Firefighting crews contained the fire after about three hours as investigators began probing rubble to determine the cause.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Toray
Tennessee Bastisan Crp
Johnson City
Earl Whetsel
Eastman
Eastman Kodak Corp
Alwayd
Bashiar
Probing Auto Crash Fatal To Carry Man
A Titusville man, John W Bennett, died from a skull fracture after a two car collision on Bay Road, three miles north of Titusville. Coroner Dr Sonne ruled homicide, noting the crash occurred on October 2, 1960, and linked to driver Sal Tenney. the verdict followed an earlier similar case. Funeral services were held at First Methodist Church with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Bennet
Euaner
Titusville
Tolan
Wweo
Thompson Bay Road
Sonne
John W Bennett
Detober
Gerald Gi Tehney
Sal Tenney
Bennett
Titusville Hospital
Tullowink
Ol Creek Township
Nancy Carol Brown
RD. 1
Hydélune
Pypnat
First Methodist
Churity
Woodlawn
Corry Infant Scalded In Bath Accident At Home
Leigh Clark of 841 East Main Street sustained second degree burns over more than half her body after falling into a bathtub of hot water. She was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital in serious condition. The accident occurred yesterday as her mother prepared a bath. The Lycoming Construction Co of Williamsport submitted the apparent low bid of 1,828,000 for a 14 mile Baltimore Beltway project involving grading drainage and surfacing.
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Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Buns
Leigh Clark
Pred Clark
East Main Street
Hersel
Baltimore
Lycoming Construction Co
Williamsport
State Roads Commission
Seven Times Lennart Drussing Faces Loss of Patience
Engineer-owner Lennart Drussing, in danger of losing his insurance, rigged an automatic camera that fired the moment the shop window was smashed. Eyes of witnesses recorded the scene as the break in occurred.
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Lennart Drussing
Khrushchev and Macmillan Seek New Summit Ambitions
Khrushchev and Macmillan wrap talks with hopeful signs of a future world problems summit in the United States. Both leaders voiced similar views on disarmament while noting no change in the deadlock, as a reception for 400 diplomats highlighted cautious optimism amid Western Cold War tensions.
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Khrushchev
United States
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Ehoushchev
United Nations
Khrush- Chey
Space age progress and a fatal Boston crash
Secret document missing linked to an Eastern Airlines Electra crash in Boston Harbor kills 61 of 72 aboard. Investigation ordered as officials note prior Electra incidents and safety actions. Survivors and witnesses describe a devastating scene with many injured and trapped passengers.
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Boston
Eastern Airlines
Boston Harbor
Carl Larsen
Air Force Office of Special Investigation
Tim
Larsen
FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Steven B. Derounian
Ray
Vance Hartke
Dind
Federal Aviation Agency
Quesada
Federal Agistion
Logan International Airport
Philadelphia
Charlotte
N.C
Greenville
Atlanta
Marine Corps
Parris Island
D.C
Cmdr
Everett Cook
USNR
Winthrop Yacht Club
Donald Regan
Sastern Alpes Sk Miami At
C.W. Fitts
Calloway
Electra Crash Fifth For Same Type Aircraft
An Electra airliner crash in Boston Harbor marks the fifth major accident involving this twin turboprop type. Four previous crashes killed 203 people. the latest accident is the second Blecka crash in under three weeks, prompting FAA speed restrictions and a $2 billion Lockheed modification plan to strengthen the airframe. The earlier Electra disasters occurred Feb. 3, 1959 near LaGuardia, Sept. 29, 1959 near Buffalo, Mar. 17, 1960 at Tell City, and Sept. 14 near LaGuardia with all 76 aboard surviving.
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New Unis
API
Boston Harbor
Federal Aviation Agency
Alveraft Corp
American Airlines
Flushing Bay
la Guardia Field
Bulfalo
Texa
Braniff International
Northwest Airlines
Tell City
Ind
la Guardia
Thor Able lifts Chatterbox to orbit from Cape
The United States launched the Thor Able and the Courier 1B satellite from Cape Canaveral. The satellite carries 800 pounds of gear and five magnetic tape recorders for rapid teletype messaging. President Eisenhower welcomed 11 new nations to the UN in a transmitted message. A taped message from Army Secretary Wilbur Brucker praised Courier 1B as a major advance in space communications.
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Cape Canaveral
Ameriui
Payne
Eisenhower
United Natins
Washington
Ft Monmouth
New York
Pt Dent
U.N
Wilbur M. Brucker
Brucker
United States
Courier 1B
Army
Associated Press
United Press International
Defense Department
Five youths receive long prison terms for rapes in Lincoln Park
Five Wen-Agh sang members pled guilty to raping two women and their children returning from a lakefront picnic. Judge Covelli imposed two concurrent 85 year terms on four youths, and 65 and 50 year terms on the fifth. Defendants James Hines 16 James Barr 15 Louis McCronic 16 Roscon Clark 18 Cleaven Dorsey Jr 18 received sentences ranging from 50 to 80 years.
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Ubiyaga
Lincoln Park
Daniel A. Covelli
Criminal Court
Lake Front
James
Wolf Man) Hines
Louis McCronic
James Barr
Roscon Clark
Cleaven Dorsey Jr
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Uthwest
Texas
Johnn
Kane Blaze
Tennessee
Stockholm
Sweden
Khrush
Easlimoges
France
Boston Arbor
U. S
Soviet Union
Ussr
Sputhink T
Sputisk Tf
Soviet Desi
Tan
U.S
Earth
Electra
Chatterbox
Cape
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