Seal Off Italy Disaster Areas To Fight Epidemic Risk
In Belluno Italy chlorine spray was used to disinfect areas around the West Vaient dam after a landslide unleashed a flood. Rescue workers continue mass graves for 1 700 bodies seen as Italy's worst natural disaster with about 1 300 more believed buried. Government orders probe into warned warnings and next government fallout looms. page two.
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Italy
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Toon
Alping
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Tain
Inss
Langarone
Goldwater Blasts Kennedy Latin Plan And Policy
Sen Barry Goldwater condemned President Kennedys Alliance for Progress as flawed in concept muddled in administration and misguided in direction He accused the Latin America policy of kicking tough issues down the line and called the administrations approach to military governments in the region almost entirely misplaced He warned the policy risks the nations security and criticized the administrations handling of global strategy.
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San Antonio
Tex
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Kennedy
Goldwatery
Central
South America
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Latin America
Woman swept to death over Niagara Falls
An unidentified woman climbed over Prospect Point guard rail and leaped into the upper rapids of Niagara River near the American Falls. Park police and five witnesses saw the incident last night. A futile attempt to stop her was made. The woman was believed from Buffalo, with tentative ID based on a purse contents, name withheld pending investigation.
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Niagara Falls
American Falls
Niagara River
Prospect Point
Blute Park
Buffalo
Pease Back Pay Clarification in Millcreek Case
George L Pease wins reinstatement from Millcreek School District after a two year fight over back pay. District to seek earnings since dismissal. Pease later taught in Alaska at 47000 yearly versus 5100 in Millcreek. Lawyer: district to reimburse for lost wages during suspension, likely six months. Continued on page six.
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George L. Péase
Pease
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Conrad A. Pearson
Pearson
Pennsylvania
Atty
Robert B. McCullough
Jue
Jung
Alaska
McCullough
Atty. Pearson
September 34 Find Jobs Through PSES In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Employment Service reports 34 job placements in September with 102 new applications received and 87 referrals. Michael, manager, notes 2 placements were handicapped, 4 professional, 6 clerical or sales, 5 skilled or semiskilled, 11 unskilled. 4 were 40 or older and 16 under 22. Unemployment claims stay under 200. 19 openings remain. Plans include Corry Area High School contests to promote handicapped employment and student involvement.
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William A Michael
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Corry Ares High School
Unis
Johnny Mathis Collapses Before Denver Show
Singer Johnny Mathis collapsed shortly before his Denver appearance. He lay on stage for about 30 minutes while 3,000 fans watched, then recovered and returned to perform. He reportedly grew ill from a reaction to shots given earlier in a two jays parlor in preparation for his overseas tour to England and Germany.
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Johnny Mathis
Sul
Mathis
England
Germany
Nuclear power call sparks Navy carrier clash in Congress
In a Pentagon dispute over nuclear powering of a new aircraft carrier, Secretary McNamara weighs cost against performance while Navy leaders push for atomic propulsion. Senator Pastore signals a full committee hearing to reassess the issue, noting the carrier's strategic stakes go beyond a single ship.
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John C. Pastore
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Atollils Energy Committee
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Carter
Defense
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Shd
Fred Korth
Navy
Congress
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Korth
McNam
Pastore
Ney
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Thay
Joint Committee
USS
Enterprise
Earth
College Night Planned In Erie Oct. 17th
Students in grades nine through 12 may learn about admission requirements, course offerings, and costs of attending various colleges at Strang Vincent High School Erie on Thursday October 17. The 198% College Night will feature about 50 college representatives. Co coordinator TF Connell and counselor Rennells outline sessions and guard guidance office access. registration is due this Monday.
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Strang Vincent High School
Erie
Cole
Connell
Rennells
Fidance
Tah
Scientific Cigarette Probe Deliberations Apron Public Interest
A Washington report notes a scientific jury weighing the link between smoking and wealth, amid rising public interest. The high level panel may finalize its judgment by year end, with private government circulation hinting at early private discussions. The group met last November, focusing on organization rather than concrete findings.
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Washington
Tis
Usfal
Police Patrols Steady On Road To Big Game
State Police will patrol highways between Carry and the away game as Cory team travels. Three marked cars will monitor routes tonight. Sgt Dell says experience shows fans follow by car. violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Journal Today
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Sgt
Dell Sate
Erie Driver Cited After Stop Sign Crash In Erie
Police cited Berdina M Carnicelli of Erie after she failed to stop at East Smith and Wayne streets causing a two car collision. Damages totaled 8800 with Carnicelli shaken and treated. The other driver, Mrs Milton Dahl of Corry, reported braking hard but collisions ended with further property damage.
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Bast
Milton Dahl
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East Smith Street
Wayne Street
Dahl
Brie
West Main Street
Spring Street
Joseph DeLrills
West Prederick Street
Die- Leulis
Cirle [Ploss
Essex Street
Mass
George Ploss
Ohio Street
Baw
Nikhad
Ploss
Workers Hurt In Highway Blast
Two highway workers were injured last night when gasoline exploded while cleaning a paving machine at the Interstate 81 construction site. Bart Wehler of Doyles and Roy Kyouse of Sellamore were admitted to Chambershire Hospital with second and third degree burns to arms face and neck.
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Iaunu
Chambershire Hospital
Bart Wehler
Doyles
Roy Kyouse
Sellamore
Russians Allow Yank Convoy To Enter West Berlin
The U S Army convoy delayed for more than two days by Soviet checks in East Germany finally rolled into West Berlin. Washington protested as Moscow handled the convoy, 18 vehicles and 61 men, through a disputed checkpoint. The incident raised fears of a broader Berlin crisis as President Kennedy and U S officials sought a diplomatic way to uphold free access to the city.
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Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Washington
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Poldum
Marienborn
Aulabahn
Bonin
Bahlberg
West Berlin
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U.S
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Gerlin
Steinatuecken
Garda
Kremlin
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
Russians Swap Spies With US Trade Ends Prisoner Swap
New York AP reports two Russians and two Americans exchanged over the Atlantic in a prisoner swap. Rev Walter Ciszek of Shenandoah Pennsylvania and Maryly Makinen of Ashburnham Mass profiled among the Americans released, while Ivan Egoray and his wife Aleksandra departed Moscow via Copenhagen. The exchange followed charges against the Soviet detainees being dismissed in Brooklyn federal court.
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Atlantic Ocean
London
Moscow
New
Rulbeight
Ashburnham
Mass
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Ivan D. Egoray
Aleksandra
Copenhagen
Brookyn
Ciszek
Shyear
Berm 15
Olszek
Bernadette Order of St. Jane Ols
Reading
Mary Byangeline
Father Chark
Trn
Conrad
Bernadette Owfer
Clevek
Hele Gerhardt
Hives
Washington D.C
State Department
Robert Z. Kennedy
Makinen
Soviet Union
Fee University
Girl Serious After Area Auto Crash
Four area teenagers were injured Thursday night when their van collided with a westbound truck at an intersection. Carol Hyde of Springboro suffered deep facial cuts and was listed in serious condition at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Alice Cousins of Conneautville, Dane Williams of Conneautville, and Sidney Adekins of Springboro were reported in fair to good condition. The Cousins vehicle ran a stop sign, prompting the crash that overturned the truck driven by Michael Bailey of Corry who was uninjured.
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RTE
Corry
Albion
St. Vincent's Hospital
Carol Hyde
Springboro
Alice Cousins
Conneautville
Cousins
Dane Williams
Sidney Ade Kins
Reds Down Yank Copter Near Saigon
A U S Army helicopter was shot down near Saigon last night as searchers pursued the downed crew. Earlier this week 12 Americans were killed in a separate incident. several fighter planes strafed the guerrilla gun position, and a second helicopter evacuated the downed crew. A U S Air Force fighter and a Vietnamese counterparty plane crashed last Tuesday about 460 miles north of Saigon.
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Saigon
Yev
Anynunngon Merrittas
V. 8 Marie Corps
U. S. Air Force
Fireman Saves Would-Be Leaper At City Theater
Acting Fire Chief Haiis Wolf pulled 50 year old World War II veteran Jesse Bohanan back from jumping from a ninth floor theater ridge after a three hour standoff. Wolf escorted Bohanan to an ambulance and he was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Haiis Wolf
Jesse B. Bohanan
Bohanan
Wolf
Underground tests spark U.S. nuclear program debate
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission conducted two underground Nevada detonations. One blast aimed at weapons development, the other for peaceful uses of atomic energy. Both yielded low results as part of the test program and policy discussion continues.
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