Air War Exercise To Lock U S And Canada In NORAD Duel
National report outlines a vast simulated air war to unfold Saturday across North America. About 250000 personnel from the U S Air Force Army Navy and Canada's air force will coordinate interceptor aircraft missiles and civilian observers. The operation spans roughly 14 million square miles from Alaska to the Atlantic and involves ground based and airborne defenses under NORAD leadership.
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Alaska
U.S
Washington
NORAD
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Laurence 8. Euler
Curtis B. LeMay
Air Force
Pentagon
Eugene Zuckert
N.E. Malaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Defense Command
Hancock Field
Syracuse
N.Y
Halaby
Ouf
Army
Navy
Canada
Brother shoots brother in stalemate over mother’s estate
In Harveys Lake Pennsylvania a disabled World War I veteran Gerald Cadden 58 shot and killed his brother Stanley 53 after a quarrel over their mother’s estate. Police say Cadden claimed self defense after Stanley attacked him and his wife in their home. The brothers had feud for 25 years while serving as administrators of the estate.
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Harvey's Lake
Gerald Cadden
Stanley
Victor Nelson
Gerald
Pennsylvania
God
Nelson
Scranton
Leo
Catherine
Madlin School
Wilkes-Barre
Halloween UNICEF Drive Expands to Help More Children
A meeting at the YMCA outlined plans to broaden the annual Halloween penny drive for UNICEF. The event, organized by Corry Area Council of Churches, remains a United Nations program with local collection led by a committee.
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Unicef
YMCA
Othe
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Corry
Wubur
Rickers
United
Erie County School Papers Plan TB Project
The 25th annual School Press Project of the Christmas Seal Campaign will hold its major meeting next Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital. Sponsored by the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association, National Tuberculosis Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, the event features a hospital tour for junior and high school editors, a talk by hospital superintendent Dr. Russell S. Anderson, journalism pointers by Len Kohles, and a review of the latest tuberculosis frame Merry-Go-Round. The Beaver newspaper staff from Corry Area High School, led by William Miller, received an award in 1959 for a written TB article. Miss Kath er Tunnel was editor and Miss Judy Gentleman was assistant editor.
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Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital
Erie County Health and Tubercosis Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Russell 5. Andersons
Len Kholes
Erie
Corry Area
Beaver
William Miller
Kather Tunnel
Judy Gentilman
Coal Production Up Washington Week Ended October
Bituminous output rose in the week ended October, compared with the same period last year, according to the National Coal Association announcement yesterday.
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Washington
Goa
Rayburn Improves but Cancer Remains Hopeless
House Speaker Sam Rayburn has recovered enough from pneumonia to sit in a chair beside his hospital bed but remains incurably ill with cancer. Doctors report he was conscious and recognized visitors, his condition described as serious but not critical, and he has begun a new form of treatment aimed at slowing growth.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Robert F. Short Jr
Rayburn
Kennedy Orders NSC Session on Cold Peace and Berlin
President Kennedy convenes the National Security Council at the White House to review US strategy for a cold peace, with Berlin and threats to South Asia under scrutiny. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor to lead a survey of South Vietnam. Rostow travels with him. Kennedy also addresses at Chapel Hill and Ft Bragg, warning the world must not be destroyed while seeking balance. Continued on Page Two.
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Kennedy
National Security Council
White House
Berlin
South Asia
Kennedy i
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
Taylor
Ammoni
Walt W. Rostow
North Carolina
U.S
Germany
Ft. Bragg
Bind Airborne Division
Chapel Hill
Wwe
Totes
University of North Carolina
Berlin Crisis Talks Seen Not Advancing With Khrushchev Proposal
Washington reports officials say Khrushchev's latest German settlement proposal does not widen prospects for East West agreement on Berlin. His offer to attend a summit is viewed as not yet productive without lower level talks leading to success, with Moscow Radio noting two letters expressing willingness to negotiate. Continued on Page Five.
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U.S
Khrushchev
Berlin
Moscow
Japanese Council
Kaord ‘Yasui
Eisenhower Says TV Debates Should Not Involve Incumbents
Former President Eisenhower told CBS News he would avoid televised debates with a rival if in office. In a Gettysburg interview with Walter Cronkite taped last spring, he criticized Nixon’s defeat and urged calm leadership, noting his own temper and anger management as essential traits. He dismissed McCarthy as a threat and urged opponents to focus on facts and avoid debate that becomes political theater.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Richard M.nixon
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Mehower
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nine Refugees Breach West Berlin Fence In Gunfire Incident
East German police and West Berlin authorities clashed after nine refugees escaped through barbed wire near the West sector. No injuries were reported though gunfire erupted for about an hour as East German guards fired at the fleeing group and an armored car arrived with a heavy machine gun. Police warned to stay clear of the fence as the truck became stuck and was freed.
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U.S
A Nd
West Berlin
East Berlin
Temse
General Taylor weighs need for troops in Viet Nam
In Saigon General Maxwell D. Taylor weighs mixed opinions on deploying American troops to aid South Vietnam. U.S. officials view the situation as serious but not grave enough for forces, while Diem’s government remains silent on reports of military and economic programs tied to the Staley crash plan. Continued on Page Two.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Washington
Taylor
United States
Senator Blasts Spending By Kennedy Regime
Republican senator Bert Bourke Hickenlooper told a McKeesport gathering last night that President Kennedy is spending more than 11 billion dollars above the Eisenhower fiscal plan. He warned of a deficit near 26 billion versus an official 4.8 billion surplus target, criticizing current fiscal policy.
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Bourke B. Hickeniooper
Filene
Dwight D. Eisenhower
McKeesport
Msanhowes
Kennedy Praises Army Base Demonstrations At Fort Bragg
President Kennedy viewed a four hour parade of paratroopers and elite forces at Fort Bragg North Carolina. General Decker and Major General Conway described Kennedy as tremendously impressed by the troops weaponry and discipline. The White House confirmed his praise for firing exhibitions and the men’s quality and spirit.
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George H
Andiauer Villa
Here's How To Curb Delinquency Free Hay Rides
ElMira New York area farmer Albert Gaige offers delinquency free hay rides for youths. He runs six hundred rides near Miller town Pa where over four hundred youngsters have joined in three years. Children ride a wagon with straw through fields to a pond where a fireside marshmallow game and stories entertain them. Gaige insists he loves youth and speaks gently to the participants.
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Miller Jon
Ane Galge
Tin
Steveitis
Tess
Johnson volunteers week in fallout shelter in Chambersburg
ParAP Samuel Johnson of Chambersburg entered a concrete shelter he built for a week of solitary confinement to promote shelter use. The shelter is stocked with basic facilities and Johnson will rely on a telephone imagination and a radio for the confinement period.
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Thambersburg
Samuel
Red) Johnson
Chambersburg
Johnson
Fond
Waeter
Johuson
Grover Till Succumbs in Amarillo
Grover Till dies in Amarillo Texas after an illness. Details are sparse but the death is reported by local officials. The record notes his occupation and affiliations, with confirmation from the county clerk.
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Grover Till
Amarillo, Tex
Grover
Agri
Erie County Seeks Okay Of Master Plan Approval
Erie County seeks approval of its master plan with six of eight phases sent to the regional director for artway news. The plan, completed after two years, finances $83 009 with matching $41 000 contributions from the county and volunteers. Phases One and Eight were dispatched, awaiting clearance for payment and printing.
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Christopher Capotts
Erie County
Philadelpia
Artway
Mate
Teers
Cupotis
Warren P.phelan
Directne
Nak
Tse Utter
Seize for's Radio Algiers Shutdown by Underground Forces
Prenely officials say clandestine radio transmitter operated by underground forces challenged De Gaulle policy, located about 50 yards from the air force headquarters in Algiers.
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RADIO
Algiers
Prenely
Raya
Charles de Gaulle
Air Force
State Police Leader Quits in Harrisburg
State Police Commissioner Frank G McCartney announced Deputy Commissioner Charles Hartman resigned effective October 19. Hartman gave no reason, submitted the notice late this morning, and a saddened McCartney called it a pleasant surprise as he praised Hartman’s work since the 1930s. Hartman did not discuss rumors of quitting and asked for privacy.
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Harrisburg
Frank G. McCartney
Charles Hartman
Hartman
McCartney
Col Hartman
Col
Tom
Associated Press
Mariman
U S Accurate With Missiles Claim Land Within War Drum
U S missile chief said American nuclear missiles are accurate enough to land within the confines of a war drum area. He stated the U S knows within a few feet the location of its impact area during a recent Rocket Society meeting. The remarks were part of a flight report to the National Hon.
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Gert Nernard Sehriever
Ale Fore
United States
Waardrome
Shiever
Amaticon
Rocket Society
Nu- Hon
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