Tax bill error highlights larger citywide levy
An OCR read misprinted a city district tax balance, listing 24883 instead of 42843, prompting officials to warn taxpayers of a higher due. Reports also detail a fire call at Texas Lunch, a missing Erie boy, a Seneca vote against women's suffrage, and local minor incidents including a library meeting and weekend crash toll.
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Pa Postmasters Convene 58th Annual Meeting Honors Farley
The Pa. Postmasters Association opened its 58th annual convention honoring former Postmaster General James A. Farley with a plaque. Several hundred of about 3,500 delegates attended a breakfast ceremony with Gov. Lawrence present to honor the administrator who led U S post offices from 1932 to 1940. A separate item reports a Memphis fire department mishap involving a hook and ladder truck moving without a driver in back.
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Farley
Gov
Lawrence
Booboo
Memphis
Tenn
Lamb Placed In Artificial Womb For Early Birth
A two week premature lamb was surgically born and revived using a heart lung machine in a plastic fluid chamber mimicking the womb. Canadian doctors plan to extend the technique to human premature babies to aid struggling lungs.
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American Heart Association
Motheer
Artificial Womb Delivers Lamb and Raises Hope for Premature Babies
John Glenn the lamb was born twice via a plastic artificial womb, described by Dr. John C. Callaghan of Edmonton as a bubble topped erotic owl shaped device. The device could save hundreds of thousands of premature babies until their lungs mature enough to breathe.
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John Glenn
John C. Callaghan
Edmonton
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Khrushchev Backdown on Cuba Seen as Illusory Victory
James Marlow argues Kennedy gains only a temporary peace as Khrushchev withdraws missiles while Cuba and Fidel Castro remain as volatile factors. He notes saboteur activity in Venezuela and calls for Castro to stay in play to avoid wider conflict.
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Khrushchev
Cuba
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Venezuela
Associated Press
Havana
U.S
Razio
Khrushchev’s Cuban Missiles and Turkey Refusal
The analysis argues Khrushchev announced missiles in Cuba to equal American placement in Turkey. Kennedy refused to remove Turkey missiles, while Khrushchev later withdrew the demand. The piece assesses risks, predictability of a showdown, and whether Kennedy would concede to avoid war.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cris
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
America
Kremlin
U S Plans Keep Watching Cuba In Turbulent News
Officials note continued U S reconnaissance activity over Cuba with troop carrying planes underlined as a potential invasion signal. Kremlin officials reportedly interpreted Washington statements as a dramatic military pressure to gain diplomatic aims in the confrontation with Soviet Premier Khrushchev.
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Cuba
Rvre de
U.S
Kremlin
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Shrushchev
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