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Bertha
Titus
Sylvania
Ivania
World powers press to avert crisis as ship boarded
A U S Navy team boarded the Russian chartered Lebanese freighter Maruela 180 miles northeast of Nassau to check for prohibited arms for Cuba. After a two hour search no weapons were found. cargo listed as trucks sulfur paper rolls and truck parts. The ship was allowed to proceed to Havana under escort, with all papers in order and a copy of the cargo manifest obtained.
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Washington
Maruela
Havana
Arthur Sylvester
Navy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cuba
Sylvester
Said
Lloyd’s Shipping Registry
Nassau
Bahamas
John R. Pierce
Tracker Air 8
United States Presses UN for Cuba Missile Crisis Settlement
Acting Secretary-General Thant met with U S representatives to push negotiations ending the Cuban crisis. He planned later talks with Soviet and Cuban diplomats while the United States kept its blockade and demanded Soviet missiles be removed from Cuban soil. Western sources note Khrushchev’s conditional acceptance and Moscow’s readiness to present at the UN, as ships move toward or away from Cuba amid global demonstrations and press coverage.
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United Nations
N.Y
W Thant
United States
U.S
Francis T. Plimpton
Charles W. Yost
Thant
Adlair Stevenson
Washington
Valerian A. Zorin
Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui
Stevenson
Kennedy
National Security Council
White House
Moscow
Cuba
Bucharest
World
Europe
First Snowfall Costs Local Drivers 1000 Dollars
Local motorists faced winter indoctrination as a light snowfall led to three fender benders. Mrs. Ronald Carter, 50, was rear ended on South Center Street near the railroad crossing, another crash followed on Center Street injuring driver Mrs. Bystricki and passenger Sophie Douglas, while Michael Baress, 16, swerved on East Columbus Avenue with unclear damages. Continued on Page Two.
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Ronald Carter
Franklin Street
South Center Street
Minl Street
Sy Scupismne
Center
Anns
Bystrigs
Corry
Sophie Douglas
R. D. 1. Corry
Columbus Avenue St
Michael Baress
B.D. 2
Gamma Road
Chamber expands holiday lighting appeal to fringe merchants
The Corry Chamber of Commerce extends its annual Christmas lighting drive beyond downtown to fringe-area merchants. A letter asks outside businesses to contribute to street lights and city park displays. The campaign stresses decorative displays benefit the whole community by drawing visitors and potential new business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Corry
Plan Dinner Here Tuesday Event With Van Zandt
Corry veterans and officials including Mayor Philip Zalan and other GOP members will host a Tuesday gathering to welcome Congressman James Van Zandt. The GOP Senate hopeful is due at the VFW post on West Washington Street at 3 30 p m and will stay until about 7 p m. Leo Dolan said a dinner in his honor was moved from Mirrorcreek to Corry and will be limited to about 25 or 80 invited guests.
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Corry Veterans of Foreign Ware
Philip Zalan
GOP
James van Zandt
van Zandt
Senate
Corty
Pennsylvania
VFW Post
West Washington Street
Leo Dolan
Ven Zandt
Mirrorcreek
Daylight Time Ends This Sunday
Daylight saving ends this Sunday at 12:01 a m in the northeastern United States. The semiannual clock shift, first proposed by Benjamin Franklin in France, aims to save candles and later coal by giving an extra hour of sleep and lighter evenings. The practice began during World War I and has continued in cycles across the country.
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Benjamin Franklin
U. S
France
McNamara Resides At Pentagon During Cuban Crisis
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara has made the Pentagon his home since last Sunday as the Cuba crisis nears fever pitch. He has slept near his office every night and seldom leaves for White House meetings and arms blockade conferences.
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Washingiay
Robert 8. McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
White House
Cuba
Eisenhower Links Cuba Crisis to Domestic Policy Clash
In Pittsburgh, Dwight D. Eisenhower urged sacrifice for the Cuban crisis and attacked the Kennedy administration on domestic policy. Speaking to about 17,000 at the Civic Arena, he warned against a Washington clique and bureaucratic expansion, urging unity amid international dangers. He tied 21 months of Kennedy governance to economic strain and rising deficits, aiming to boost Pennsylvania Republican candidates.
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Pitisburgh
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Cuba
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh
Washington
Make Ready 200 000 Sabin Vaccine Doses
Erie County to distribute 200000 Sabin oral polio vaccine doses at 30 stations including Cordry Area High School cafeteria from noon to 6 pm Sunday and the following Sunday November 4. Columbus fire hall to offer 11 am to 5 pm distribution. No charge but 25 cent donation welcomed. Type II second phase of three part countywide project by Erie County Medical Society with many partners. Three vaccine types needed for full protection against polioviruses.
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Erie County
Corry Area
Warren County
Lowell Fargo
Columbus Area
Columbus Fire Hall
Erie County Medical Society
G-school
Medical Society
Hetals
Diplomat Offered Cuban Crisis Negotiations
A diplomat proposed arranging talks on the Cuban crisis but dodged giving a direct answer to the suspension appeal, signaling cautious positioning amid mounting pressure.
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Dent
GOP and Democrats Clash Over Cuba Briefings
Congress and governors exchanged sharp exchanges at Cuba briefings run by Defense and State officials. Some Republicans charged propaganda and belligerent remarks, while others urged bipartisan support, noting mixed impressions from sessions in New York City Fort Worth Atlanta and Chicago.
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U-Pa
New York City
Fort Worth
Tex
Atlanta
Chicago
Defense
State Department
San Francisco
Thomas M. Pelly
R-Wash
Pelly
Defense Department
Department of State
New York
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
Pensimen
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Aod Clark
Itvas
Steven Derovnian
Henry $. Reuss
D-Wis
Canttal States
Gev Norman A. Erbe
Tews
Orval Faubus
Aridhe
State urges more spending on surplus food in Erie County
Raymond Martin, Erie County surplus food coordinator, denounces Harrisburg's push for paid workers, arguing current volunteer operations by Moose Lodge members under Clarence Farrington are efficient. He cites Corry as a successful model and warns paid staff would raise costs and burden taxpayers.
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Pennsylvania
Raymond Martin
Erie County
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Erie County Beatuus
Martin
The
Journal Today
Corry
Moose Lodge
Clarence Farrington
Corrs
Farrington
Carly
Moose Loilee
Prospect
Governor urges Pa. homes to display flags Sunday
Gov Lawrence urged Pennsylvanians to display the colors as a symbol of national unity amid the Cuban crisis. The call followed a recommendation from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 20 in Nanticoke.
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Merrevenaser Vanesten
Lawrence
Cohan
Vet- Grans
Foreign Wars Post
Nanticoke
Pay Those Taxes Before Now Ist Or Add Penalty
Carlton Smith city treasurer urged residents to pay by November 1 to avoid a 5 percent penalty on property and per capita taxes. City school district property tax this year totals 100,000 plus. Of that 28,499 collected, 24,? remaining. City per capita tax totals 31,140 with 18,528 paid and 13,110 to be collected. Overall city property and per capita bills amount to 355,022.
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Carlton Smith
Kennedy Keeps 12 to 17 Hour Days Amid Crisis
Washington AP reports President Kennedy works 12 to 17 hour days as Cuba dominates decisions. White House staff operate around the clock from the situation room with 24 hour press and security coverage. Telegraph flood seen, with about 44 900 telegrams received in support of Kennedy’s arms stance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
White “House
Noumis
Secret Service
White House
Sis
Pierre Salinter
Anawers
Andrew T. Hitcher
Matootn Kildud
Salinter
Reward Offered to Find Wife Killer in Adams County
Kermit Paxton of Gardners offered a $1000 reward for the capture of the killer of his wife Rosalie Paxton found stabbed to death in their home. Coroner C. G. Crist reported she was raped and stabbed five times in the neck with scissors, with a butcher knife found nearby. Bruises around her neck indicated choking as part of the assault.
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Meessoouny
Kermit Paxton
Gardners
Rosalie
C. G. Crist
Adams County
Living Costs Rise Again in September
Washington AP reports consumer prices edged up by about one tenth of a percent in September marking the largest gain in over four years. The rise is mainly tied to higher meat prices after farmers in western regions withheld livestock from markets. Officials cite seasonal factors and broader increases in auto and clothing costs, with wholesale meat prices stabilizing by mid-October.
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Washington
Leber Department
Fran Marie
Bureau of Lebo
Clomo
Minaue
Ine
Jin Naurmason
United States
Tne
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