Kremlin Moves To Soothe Reds After Khrushchev Ouster
Moscow reports say the Kremlin held meetings with foreign Communist leaders to calm unrest over Nikita Khrushchev’s removal. Brezhnev and Kosygin met Polish party chief Gomulka and premier Cyrankiewicz near Bielovezh Pushcha, while delegations from France Austria and Italy arrived. A document of documents on Khrushchev’s ouster is expected midweek.
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Josef Cyrankiewicz
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Fire Wrecks J J Deam Warehouse in New Castle
A general alarm fire destroyed the J. J. Deam food warehouse in downtown New Castle, a three story block long building. Cause and damage estimates were not determined or available. No injuries were reported. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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J. J. Deam
Tripp Honored by VFW Firing Squad Ceremony
Robert Sanders of the Corry VFW Post reads a mayor written citation for Lionel Tripp for exemplary VFW service during a Saturday night gathering at the Cragg home in East Columbus avenue. Tripp, a ceremonial squad member for 10 years, has attended nearly all funeral rites for veterans.
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Widow 72 enlists in Peace Corps at WWNesburg
Mrs Todd 72, house mother for Sigma Kappa at Waynesburg College, was accepted for service with Peace Corps. She said she expected to do anything asked and recalled teaching 28 years before retirement. She has seven grandchildren and various relatives.
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Dr Adrien Bleyer Dies at 86 in St Louis Clinic Era
Dr Adrien Bleyer, 86, pioneer of infant welfare clinics in the United States, founded the first such clinic in St Louis in 1906. His work advanced child health care and public nursing services across the country.
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Adrien Bleyer
Fire Levels State Hospital Barns At Warren
A Warren State Hospital farm barn and an adjoining hay filled building were destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. The blaze, starting about 4 20 a m, spread to a second barn containing gas and caused total losses estimated at 10 000 dollars. The hospital fire department under Chief Douglas Ward responded promptly. No injuries reported.
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Fire blazes at Hateh Run hay barn. investigators probe cause
A hay barn at Hateh Run caught fire overnight, burning for hours and leaving a smoldering ruin. Firefighters fought the blaze, keeping the flames from nearby structures. Weiler suggested spontaneous combustion as a possible cause, noting the hay may have been stored months ago or placed in the building last year.
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