Hurricane Carla Threatens Gulf Coast Coastline
Hurricane Carla neared the Louisiana Texas coast with 110 mph winds threatening the Gulf region. Coastlines from the Louisiana Texas border to Apalachicola Florida faced watches and evacuations as rise in waters could close escape routes. Betsy and a tropical storm were also visible on weather maps.
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Miami
Pla
Clinta
Giles
Liuisiang
Lea
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Lone Star
Louisiana-Texas
Mississippi
Alabama
Apa
Jucicola
Fla
Carla
Mississippi River
Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Mass
Union Group Backs Hammond For Corry Mayor
The Central Labor Union of Corry voted unanimously to endorse James Hammond in the November mayoral race against Republican Philip Zalzneck. Hammond outlined plans to reform the police, improve streets, promote a city Master Plan, and hold weekly office hours for residents. The union also backed Democratic candidates for controller, city council, and school board.
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Central Labor Union of
Corry
James Hammond
Philip Zalzneck
Hammond
Labor Hall
North Center Street
Labor Council
Hanmhoud
Aero-Flowr Dynamics
Aero Supply
Corry Jamestown
Ajax Tron Works
Raymond
Associated Spring
Samuel Baressi
Lawrence Anderson
Arthur Pledger
George Downey
Merle
Amy
Anderson
Hemmond
Police surround Jamestown area after liquor store robbery
One hundred officers close in near Jamestown chasing two of three armed robbers who fled after robbing a local liquor store. Foe Canillias of East Chicago Ind is in custody charged with armed robbery and assault. Remain at large are Leslie Pennington of Sacramento Calif and Lloyd Butler. The victim, Eddington the store manager, is at home with a head wound.
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Jamestown
Uquor
Canillias
Ellicott
Lakewond
Chivalauqua County Sheriff's ‘Department
New York
Youth Killed by Lightning While Picking Tomatoes
In Newville Pennsylvania a 16 year old boy, Larry W. Selders of Enola, was killed by a lightning bolt while picking tomatoes on a Cumberland County farm. Nearby 18 year old Daniel Pulter of Harrisburg was severely burned on the left arm and treated at Carlisle Hospital. Eight others worked in the patch uninjured. Coroner Dr. Edward Haegele said metal bail wire on Selders basket acted as the conductor for the strike.
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Newville, Pa
Larry W. Selders
Enola
Cumberland County
Daniel Pulter
Harrisburg
Settlers Bay
Carlisle Hospital
Edward A. Haegele
Mechanicsburg
Corry Motorist Unhurt As Truck Rams Auto
Two motorists escaped injury after a rear end collision on Route 6 west of Corry shortly after 10 PM. J Everett Johnson 22 of 221 Mott Street and Merle Huling 49 of Erie were involved. Johnson stopped to avoid a turning car, Huling failed to stop, causing about 476 dollars in damage.
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Corry
J. Everett Johnson
Mott Street
Merle Huling
Erie
Johnson
Trenthat
Huling
Tunisia Bows To France In Bizerte Dispute
President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia announced readiness to discuss a modus vivendi to use the Bizerte naval base during dangerous times. He indicated talks could lead to a complete French evacuation after the threat subsides, a shift in stance following Charles de Gaulle’s remarks at Belgrade. Four Tunisians were killed and 42 wounded in fighting this week.
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Tunisap
Habib Booroutha
Tunisia
France
Bizerte
Biverte
Bourguibe
Bourguiba
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Bourguit
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Aero Union Reach 5 Cent Wage Increase Pact
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc and the union settled a five cent wage hike after a 54 to 4 vote in favor. The agreement raises pension benefits by 60 percent and maintains life insurance for early retirees at 62. The pact runs through September 17, 1962 and takes effect September 18 with pension changes starting January 1 next year.
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Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Aero Union
Major Powers Issue Identical Notes on Berlin Air Corridors
The United States Britain and France warned Moscow in identical notes against interfering with air transport to Berlin. They rejected Soviet claims of restricted air access and said any change would trigger action to defend established rights. The notes, delivered in Washington, stress long standing Allied authority and forewarn possible future Soviet moves.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
West Germany
West Berlin
Kremlin
Moscow
Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
German Reich
Germany
Buale
White House
Khrushchev Ready for Talks on World Problems
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said he would conduct businesslike talks with President Kennedy on urgent world issues during a friendship meeting. He denounced Kennedy's nuclear testing decision and warned against aggressive powers seeking war, urging a German peace treaty and noting two German states exist.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Tay Tian
Nehri
Manskind
Germany
Soviet Union
German Democratic Republic
Pennsy Train Delayed By Derailment Near Clarendon
Eastbound Pennsylvania passenger train was delayed several hours after a freight derailment east of Clarendon. Three cars left the tracks but no major damage. Wreck crews reopened the line by 12 15 noon. Passengers for Corry and Erie were bused. service resumed this afternoon toward Philadelphia.
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Tvis
Clarendon
Pennsy
Corry
Eric
Morniig
Phillidelphia
Brazil in upheaval as Neves approved for prime minister
In Brasilia Tancredo Neves, 51, a balding conservative businessman, won approval by the Social Democrats and the National Democratic Union bloc for Brazil's next prime minister. President Joao Goulart, new to power after the Quadros resignation crisis, moves to shape a cabinet that could alter foreign policy and power balance amid military pressure.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Tancredo Neves
Social Democrats
Congress
National Democratic Union
Joao Goulart
Gure
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Goulart
Neves
United States
Fallout From Soviet Tests May Drift Across U S
A Weather Bureau expert says debris from the first of four Soviet nuclear tests may cross the northern United States by this weekend. Dr Laster Machta notes the cloud could circle Earth with fallout reaching the ground where it passes, but he believes the United States could see no greater deposition than from U S tests in Nevada. Continued on Page Five.
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Washington
United States
Laster Machta
US Weather Bureau
Nevada
Pickets Attack Union Leader at GM Fisher Body Plant
In West Mifflin near Pittsburgh angry pickets beat United Mine Workers Local 544 president John McCarrell and Detroit Fisher Body director Charles Latham as they attempted to escort workers. A plant manager Pred Hughes faces charges and a warrant was issued for his arrest. McCarrell filed charges while others were roughed up. no serious injuries reported. The strike extended at the West Mifflin plant as workers walked off despite a Detroit strike extension.
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Pittsburgh
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
West Mifflin
Detroit
John McCarrell
United Mine Workers Local 544
Charles Latham
Latham
Sion
Pred Hughes
John L. Jones
Connellsville RD
Jones
Connellsville State Hospital
McCarrell
W. L. Lent
Indu
Westa Works
Sittack
Beavers Aim for Warren First Win in Four Years at Home
Beavers and Warren clash at Howard J Sheen Field as Beavers seek first win over Warren in four years. Five Warren lettermen start as Corry’s local grid battle unfolds with veterans Colvin and Roden expected to play key roles.
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Corry Area
Beavers
Warren
Cele
Dragons
Howard J Sheen Field
Three Hurt In Mill Village Crash At Intersection
Three people were injured, two vehicles collided at the Route 1 and Route 5 intersection west of Mill Village. Christine Smith, 64, Walker, Iowa, was treated for head injuries and released. her husband John, 69, was driving one truck and is listed in good condition. Guthrie Smith, 48, and Samuel Moore, 8, were also admitted for observation or injuries. State troopers continued their investigation to determine fault. Damages were estimated at 1000 for the trucks and 700 for the truck bed. no arrests were reported.
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Mal Village
Fiteontiwnn
Union City Memorial Hospital
Christine Srth
Walker
Towa
Belea
Jeveratonie
John
Drivig
Gutharine Sriit
Samuel Moore
Erie
V Moore
James G. Pfiott
Corry Sate Poller
Damare
Corryite Pleads Not Guilty To Rape Charge
A Corry resident, Ernest R. Seana, pleaded not guilty to a rape charge filed by the parents of a local juvenile girl. He was bound over to court after a hearing before Justice Floyd Marsh. He was ordered held in jail, facing possible penalties up to seven thousand dollars and seven years.
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Corryite
Corry Miniset
Erie County
Floyd Marsh
Beaverdam
Ernest R. Seana
Adams
Richard Browst
Ele
Blount
Chile
Balloons Deliver Relief to Communist China Mainland
The Free China Meller Association announced balloons from Forsmont carry up to 40 rounds of goods and travel into Central and South China to deliver relief supplies to Communist China mainland via Forman Tokyo.
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Forman
Forsmont
China
Free China Meller Association
Central
South
Raymond Plant To Start On New Addition
Raymond Plant at Associated Spring Corp plans a three story addition to Building 3-A on East Church street. The 23 by 116 foot section will add 3,400 square feet across three floors and support storage for work in progress. Completion is slated shortly after the first of next year with total project cost about 75 000 dollars.
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Raymond Mfg
Associated Spring Corp
E W. Peldt
East Church Street
Orth
Belhir
Avision
Swistnghats and
Ostergaard
Erle
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Nikita Khrushchev
Reds
Nikita
U.S
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Zimmerstrasse
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