Red China Troops Stalk India Border
Indian government said Chinese forces appeared near an Indian outpost in the disputed northeast frontier. No clashes were confirmed, but unofficial reports claimed about 300 Chinese soldiers entered within a mile of Assam Rifles troops. Reports also suggested possible movement toward Towang, a Buddhist monastery town inside the border.
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New Delhi
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Himalayan
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Thala
Himalayas
Nixon Opens Campaign Swing In California Gubernatorial Race
Nixon launched his fall campaign with a hard fighting stance across Pomona San Diego Sacramento and Oakland. He said California tops in crime spending and taxes under Brown and promised a sweeping housecleaning upon taking Sacramento. He labeled Brown weak and vowed to counter all criticism including from Truman and Kennedy supporters.
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Van
Tuchard Nixon
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G. Brown
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Erie Forge Changes Plea On Price Fixing
U S Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Co and Erie Forge and Steel Corp of Erie Pa seek to change pleas from innocent to no contest in a federal case over price fixing and rebids from 1948 to 1961. Erie Forge board chairman Emil Lang and president Homer Lackey also requested no contest pleas with court permission.
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Bethlehem Steel Co
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Erie Forge
Homer Lackey
Columbus Iron Worker dies after crane hook strike
Ray Wickwire a 34 year old Columbus native and iron worker died at Olean General Hospital about 20 minutes after being struck on the head by a crane hook at a new shopping center under construction by Clean Tire. Wickwire, born August 11 1828 in Columbus, had served in Korea and worked as an iron worker for a decade. He lived in Jamestown for 1% months and belonged to Iron Workers Union Local 348. Survivors include his wife Dolores Bullock Wickwire two sons, two daughters, his parents and four siblings. Funeral services are set at Powers Funeral Home Jamestown with burial at West Lawn Cemetery, Columbus.
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Jacki Wickwire
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Randy Allan
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Earl M. Jr
Sedalia
Warren
Elizabeth Chan
Philadelphia
James
Virginia
Middletown
J. Walter Beck
Tant Air Force
Beck
Bob
Mark
Harrisbore
Olmsted Air Force Base
Air Force
Harrisburg
Five Local Youths Plead Guilty to Vandalism Spree
Five youths under 21 pled guilty to disorderly conduct before Alderman Porter Auer for a dawn vandalism spree from Wheelock to Corry. James Davison 14 Norman Wade 20 James Beagle 19 Thom as Joyce 20 and Douglas Stewart 15 were fined 25 dollars plus restitution after withdrawing funds at a local bank. They were linked to knocking over mailboxes uprooting highway signs and taking flares from a tavern area. The incident began after a French Creek tavern run and involved a green pickup seen by Wheelock residents and police alerts.
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Wheelock
Corry
James Davison
East Main Street
Douglas Stewart
R. D
Spring Creek
Norman Wade
Concord Street
James Beagle
Columbus
Thomas Joyce
Harlan Robbins
East Columbus Avenue
Breen
Robbins
Pine Grove Cemetery
West Berlin armored cars defy calls to switch to buses
Soviet armored cars again entered West Berlin to guard the Red war memorial, prompting British intervention and a message to the Soviet commander. East German leader Walter Ulbricht said the Berlin Wall will stand until the militarists are restrained, while Western Allies press for a move to buses and a halt to armored-car patrols.
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Walter Ulbricht
Leipzig
Ulbricht
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United States
France
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Sandkrug Bridge
Joy Ride In Stolen Auto Ends With Fine
A 16 year old boy from Auburn was fined 100 for operating a motor vehicle without a license. He was arrested driving a stolen car with two 14 year old companions who escaped from a state school in Industry NY. Police stopped the auto on Route 17 near Falconer. The car had been stolen in Henrietta and the youths were lodged in Jamestown jail awaiting return to the state school. The McCandrew boy was sent to Chautauqua County jail in Mayville in lieu of the fine.
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Chautauqua County
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Johnson
Distribute Type II Vaccine In Columbus Sunday
Sabin Oral Vaccine distribution enters phase two at Columbus fire hall on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mrs. Lowell Fargo, program chairwoman, says Type II vaccine will be offered. About 550 residents in Columbus received Type II on August 12, while Type I was missed and will be available in October. A registration form appears on page three of Malay's Journal and should be clipped and brought to the registrar at the clinic.
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Columbus
Lowell Fargo
Fargo
Father Shoots Son and Self After Bitter Bethesda Argument
In Bethesda Maryland a 47 year old father shot his 17 year old son and himself after a bitter argument yesterday. Joe S Massie Sr a supervisor at the federal General Accounting Office was reported in critical condition along with his son Joe S Massie Jr.
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Bethesda, Md
Joe S. Massie
General Accounting Office
Joe S. Massie Jr
Cuba crisis looms as Kennedy weighs reserves call
Washington reports say President Kennedy plans a forthright address on the Cuban military buildup and Senate leaders discuss standby authority to mobilize 150000 reserves. Senator Humphrey condemns Republican moves, urging a bipartisan approach and possible substitute actions.
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Congress
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Break-in at Cliff's Tavern Near Waterford Reported
Investigators probe Tuesday burglary at Cliff's Tavern one mile south of Waterford on Route 1. Unknown intruders forced entry, damaged four vending and amusement machines, and stole 11 bottles of whiskey worth about 227 dollars. The club, owned by Paul Popka, was discovered at 4 30 p m Tuesday. The incident occurred between 3 00 a m and 3 30 a m.
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Corry
Cliff's Tavern
Waterford
Raymond Anderson
Paul Popka
RD. I. Wattsburg
Anderson
Mine Owner Killed in Union Mine Rock Fall
A rock fall at Union Mine No 1 near Leechburg Armstrong County kills mine owner Michael Berretto W of Vandergrift yesterday.
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Leechburg
Union Mine No
Armstrong County
Michael Berretto W
Vandergrift
Kennedy vows U S first to moon by 1970 space drive
President Kennedy, after a two day tour of major space installations, pledges to be first in space and place a man on the moon. He aims to pressure Russia to keep outer space peaceful and cites Gemini craft and a Houston briefing as key steps.
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Kennedy
United States
McDonnell Aircraft
St Louis
Russia
Gemini
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Rice University Stadium
Paige
Corpses Preserved By Ice For 46 Years
Remains of four Austrian soldiers killed in the world war were found yesterday under snow at a 14,700 foot peak in the Adaroelle Range after 46 years. The same mountain yielded the remains of two other soldiers.
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Adaroelle
United Fund Aids Area Health Welfare In 1940s Pattern
The United Fund distributed funds for medical welfare and institutional aid across Ga, Concord, and Wayne Lowy areas, totaling thousands of days of care at Hamot Hospital and other services. It funded Red Cross and Salvation Army efforts, including Christmas baskets and meals for transients, with substantial support to Meaifi Parie, YMCA, and Memorial Hospital amid a broader relief effort.
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Wayne Lowy
United Fund
Hamot Hospital
Zi Corry
Meaifi Parie
YMCA
The
Needle
Werke Gilidy Thetalvation Army
Orre Memorial Hospital
Stewart Sewing Society
Cnet
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Army
Graduate Course in Education Set For CAHS Staff
Corry Area High School announces a new graduate course in education for staff. Attending teachers must have six undergraduate credits or junior standing. The three credit course runs 18 weeks, meeting Monday evenings 7 to 9 30, with tuition of 22 dollars per credit. Registration Monday in Room 40 at 7 p.m.
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Penn
Willand Masso
Gankinvine Éneatinny
Sehnol
Anc
Meares
Corry Area High School
Sparta Fair Opens Today With Queen Contest
Sparta Fair begins today with exhibits doors opening early and a 2 30 p m beauty contest to crown the queen. Rich and Gibson and Litt Rich present a free program featuring tap dancing and musical puppets. Booster badges serve as admission and amusement rides are provided by Finland Amusements. Local health officials note no new encephalitis cases in Pinellas County as the outbreak appears to ease.
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Thomas F. Patton
Republic Steel
Thomas E. Millsop
National Steel
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