Prisoner Exchange Talks Hit Snag Delays Declared
Negotiations between Fidel Castro and James B. Donovan stalled after a four hour meeting at the presidential palace. A families committee spokesman said key points must be revised, with two or three more talks planned possibly today or Friday. Rumors of a raid by Cuban exiles were unconfirmed in Havana.
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Havana
Bill
Fidel Castro
James B. Donovan
Inter
Castro
New York
Presidential
Isabella de Sagug
Pan American Airways
CofC Board Tackles Year End Plans and Memberships
Corry Chamber of Commerce boards reviews Harvest Days budget and December solvency worries as 160 applicants sign up for a Practical Politics course. Officers discuss courtesy memberships, monthly Inform O Gram, mimeograph paper printing, and December 14 election date with a nominating committee named.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dat! Anthony
A. Long
James Hammond
Chamber
Hammond
Mike's Pizzeria
Corry Braze, Inc
First Mix. Co
Cory ‘Rubber Corp
Corry
Wycoff
Long
B. G. Bennett
Darwin Walcott
Joseph Furst
B. Z. Cherry
Charles Butiera
Exile group declares war on ships aiding Cuba
Cuban exile faction Alpha 6 announces war on all ships supplying Cuba. Leader Antonio Veciana, 35, a Puerto Rico certified public accountant, said a raid on Cuba’s north coast occurred Monday and vowed attacks on vessels from any nation. The group, broadcasting from San Juan to ABC, claims a 30‑man force carried out the operation near Isabella de Sagna off Havana.
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New York
Alpha 6
Cuba
Antonio Vecisna
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Veciano
American Broadcasting Co
Veciana
ABC
Sudan
Isabella de Sagna
Havana
Stolen Cash Register Found Abandoned Near Waterford
Police recovered a broken cash register taken from the Cesaro Bat ist Club after a burglary on October Sth. It was found on a private road 300 feet off Route 97, two miles north of Waterford, containing about 329.06 dollars. Detectives say the loot included money and items from a cigarette machine and food, likely moved in two 55-gallon drums.
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Wr — Erle
Cesaro Batist Club
Waterford
Douglas O'Camb
Lawrence Park
Erie
Charles McCurdy
Banker's Note Indicates He's Mixed Up in Bank Heist
William F. Ball 57, assistant cashier at the Lake Shore Branch of the Chautauqua National Bank, vanished Monday as $50,000 disappeared. A note saying he was all mixed up and taking off was found with $5,000 under his wife's pillow. Police believe he removed $45,000 from his desk and $5,000 to his pocket, aided by his access and a key. Two witnesses saw him enter the bank about 7 pm Monday.
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Dunkirk
William F. Ball
Ball
Charles L. Hoch
Lake Shore
Chautauqua National Bank
Attroon
Kennedy Thought Donovan Should Quit If He Won
AP reports that President Kennedy considered that James Donovan should quit the New York Senate race if he secured the release of Cuban prisoners. Donovan is negotiating with Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro for their freedom and also challenging Jacob Javits, but election laws prevent replacing his name on the ballot if he dies or withdraws.
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Washington
Kei
Nedg Ohice
James B. Donovan
New York Senate
Donovan
Pidel Casha
Ren
Jacob K. Javits
New York State
1.19 Inch Rain Storm Drenches Corry City
A night storm dumped 1.19 inches of rain from 6 p m to 6 a m in Corry and nearby areas. Utilities reported minor damage to both Pennsylvania Electric Co and General Telephone Co lines. Potato growers faced the heaviest impact with operations delayed but expected to resume soon.
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Corry
I Weather
Dorr Clark
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
General Telephone Co
Clifford Taylor
Ivan Miller
Trains Collision Kills Dozens in Polish Fog Disaster
Rescue teams search wreckage of two international express trains after a foggy collision near Warsaw. The Chopin Express and Balzan Express killed at least 44 and injured 67 as hundreds comb through 16 coaches and two locomotives in Poland s worst postwar railway disaster.
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Warsaw
Poland
Sacrificial Fires Darken City Night
The annual fires cast smoke over the city as entire families abandoned relaxation to burn the fall crop, creating a pall of smoke and a solemn, ritual atmosphere.
Spring Creek Volunteers Save Home From Fire
Spring Creek hose company firefighters answered a house fire at Homer White’s on Cemetery Road. Five volunteers fought the blaze from front and rear, saving most of the home’s furnishings as engines from Corry and Columbus brought extra help. Mrs White recovered after emergency aid, with damages pegged at four hundred and two thousand dollars.
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Corry
Homer White
West Spring Creek
Cemetery Road
Kenneth Wut
Spring Creek
Spying Creek
Bernard Porter
Spring Creek Company
Columbus
Harley Drake
Trampoline Accident Prompts $10,000 Suit in Franklin
Franklin area father Richard Snyder and daughter Patricia Ann Snyder sue StrataJump operators Neil D. Bogner and Billy V. Barger in Venango County Civil Court for more than $10,000. They allege Patricia, then five, was thrown from a trampoline on October 10, 1960 at the Trampoline Center causing a fractured leg and traumatic shock. The suit contains six counts of negligence claiming unsafe facilities and failure to provide supervision and adequate warnings for young children.
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Franklin
Franklin Area
Venango County
Richard Snyder
Patricia Ann Snyder
San- Ayereek Township
Neil D. Bogner
Billy V. Barger
Borges
Gil
Lee
Irinilin Hospital
Anther
Khie
Pallareta
Auto Lurches Onto Road Hits Other Car
At 2 45 p m yesterday an auto pulled from a private drive near Hatchtown and struck an oncoming vehicle driven by Florence Withayn-Son 20 of R13 The Peterson auto sustained $100 in damage while the Willis machine incurred about 500 The investigation by Trooper Krupa is pending with possible charges expected.
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Lwo Londley
Wnion City
Hatchtown
Cong
Walter Jopa
Florence M Withayn- Son
Peterson Auto
Man dies after bleeding from injury at fairgrounds
An investigation followed the death of 27 year old Wil S. Berver after a shooting at the Piedmont Interstate Fairgrounds. He arrived at the hospital severely bleeding and died shortly after admission.
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Reads
Piedmont Interstate Fair
Wil S. Berver
Noted Norwegian Novelist Trygve Gulbrandsen Dies
Oslo reports the death of noted Norwegian novelist Trygve Gulbrandsen, age 68, at his home in Eidsberg. He rose to international fame in the 1940s with The Bjalm Jal Cycle, three novels depicting 18th century life in eastern Norway.
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Oslo
Norway
Trygve Gulbrandsen
Eidsberg
Algha
UF Contributions Reach Fifty One Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy One
Campaign leaders Keith Henton and Clifford Taylor report progress toward next Wednesday’s event at Hotel Corry. October 23 final breakfast will close the drive with UF workers and industrial shops showing strongest support among divisions. Contributions breakdown lists Specialist 5,000 Professional men 7, Residential-far Townships 67 Major corporations 21,655 Industrial employes 20,018 Merchantile 7 Commercial 1,597 Government employes 277 Finmhotal institutions 1,789 Schools 0.
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Reeds of Corry
Brigmne
Cdm
Keith Henton
Clifford Taylor
Corry
Kennedy signs postal bill raising rates and salaries
President Kennedy signed a broad postal reform bill boosting salaries for about 1.6 million federal workers and increasing postage rates. The package aims for a self sustaining Cost system and reduced attrition to private industry with two wage steps totaling about 9.6 to 11.2 percent and a $1.05 billion cost. Postal rates rise to five cents for first class and eight cents for all mail starting January 7.
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Washington
Kennedy
Postal
White House
Sparta Plans Lakeside Recreation Complex
In Spartansburg, two recent meetings outlined a plan to convert Sparta Pond and adjacent land into a community recreation area. Lawrence Snapp offers the pond as a nucleus while Helen Bates donates 45 acres for a swimming pool tennis courts and park. Community boosters credit generous private land and pond owners for moving the project forward.
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Spartansburg
Sparta Pond
Lawrence Snapp
Helen Bates
Spartanshire
Two Men Sentenced in Shooting of Maryland Trooper
James C Lane and Robert Bookers both of Harrisburg Pennsylvania received two year terms for their roles in an August incident in which a state trooper was shot. They were convicted of attempted larceny and rogues and vagabonds with concurrent one year terms for property destruction. Lawrence Johns of Pittsburgh died by suicide during the case as police closed in near Hancock Maryland.
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Hagerstown
James C Lane
Robert Bookers
Harrisburg
D. K. Mcbaughlin
Lawrence Johns
Pittsburgh
Hancock
Robert Kirby
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Jor Aimoat
East South Street
Journal
Johnny
Spring Creek Hose Company
Sparta
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