Indonesia regrets embassy riot as tensions flare over Malaysia plan
Indonesian authorities express regret for mob violence at the British Embassy amid protests against the British sponsored Federation of Malaysia. British officials condemn the unrest and warn of possible withdrawal of diplomatic relations. US diplomats relay concerns to Sukarno and Zain, while Indonesian officials blame the Kuala Lumpur embassy attack and pledge order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakahta
Indonesia
Washington
Federation of
Malaysia
Asmanela
Lord Home
Howard P. Jones
Sukarno
Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
Zalin Zain
Kuala Lumpur
Cap Wel
Jakarta
Union City Boat Firm Lands 300000 Pontoon Contract
Union City Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co wins a 300000 contract to produce 6000 pontoons for 100000 square feet of new docking at Flushing Bay for the 1964 New York World's Fair. Pontoon units 3 by 6 feet will be built at two plants with tops from Ashtabula and a January completion target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City — Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company
Wiliam E. Pearson
Marinas of the Future, Inc
Flushing Bay
Hast River
Marina Uill
Union City
MFG
Ashtabula
Pearson
Firefighters handle two alarms at Wright School blaze
Firemen responded to two alarms causing ten dollars in damage. At Wright School basement smoke from burned paper in a furnace triggered alarms. 25 men, Engine 3, Aerial Truck 4 and Emergency Truck 5 checked the scene. A second call on North Center resulted from a car fire, with 18 men and three units extinguishing it.
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Wright School
Edward Deane
West Smith Street
North Center Aires
Hils
W. M. Hulfast
Aeriar
Danae
Corry Hospital posts $31,603 loss for past year
The Corry Memorial Hospital ended its last fiscal year with a net loss of 31,603 after depreciation. Administrators cited revenue of 247,830 against expenses of 382,459, offset by 39,171 from state appropriations, contributions, and miscellaneous income. The annual meeting reviewed the report, noted equipment upgrades, a new parking lot, and salary adjustments, with no plan for an addition unless for medical center needs.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Edgar Alexander
Corry ‘Memorial “Hospital Association
Dnd
R. Elwin Filler
Association
Alexander
Har Ny
Corry
Archie ‘Ete
Uhere
Edison
Harmon
Guy Butters
Tate
Harold Carr
A. Amntlty
Fuller
Bus Driver Charged and Labor Laws Questioned
Salinas California reports a bus crash involving 62 migrant workers who died or were injured as federal and state probes begin. Representative Henry B Gonzalez urged defeating a bill to extend bracero import rights for farm labor, citing the dead and maimed as witnesses. The National Council of Churches migrant committee echoed calls for stronger protections.
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Salinas
Calif
Henry B. Gonzalez
D-Tex
al Boulder
Colo
National Council of Churches
Jackson High School disturbance ends with arrests
In Jackson Michigan a mob of Black youths attacked police and rocks were hurled at patrols near a high school. Ten students including a white girl were arrested. seven white youths were later released after tests. Four officers were hurt. Police dispersed the crowd with a fire extinguisher. Governor Romney was asked to investigate.
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Jackson, Mich
New Fbmillion High
Roscoe Gray
Jackson
Chanter
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harold White
George Romney
Parkaide High School
Elven Duvall
Airport to Seek Council Backing for Master Plan Funding
The Lawrence airport authority will ask the City Council at a special meeting next Tuesday for 4000 to fund engineering surveys and a 1000 mounting master plan for airport improvements. Federal and state officials have approved half the project cost, with the rest covered by local equity and airport facilities.
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Lawrence Puevs
R. L. Swartz
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Counter
Bernard Teague
James P. Muldoon
Federal Aviation Agency
Airport Board
Corry
Teli
Hanger
Corry Ares Industral Development Corp
Petus
Fischer quintuplets spark hopes of wealth and better home
AP reports the Fischer quintuplets in a hospital nursery stirring attention as their fortunes rise. Andrew and ndora Fischer may soon move, with a potential home cost up to 100000 dollars and a stream of gifts totaling about 250000 dollars from Curtis Publishing and other outlets. Curtis has secured rights to stories and pictures, while negotiations and site decisions remain pending.
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Aberween
Fischer
Ndora
Andrew Fischer
Severa
Pete Fn
Curis Publishing Co
Bt. Luke's
1Tal
C. Pleplow
Aberteet Chariter of Commerce
Don Schanche
Sunday Evening Post
Cutis
Stantes
Ladies Homes Journal
Kennedy Huddling With Negro Leader Rev King Aide
Kennedy meets with Rev. Martin Luther King amid national mourning after the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing. Leaders urge unity as communities bury victims and pursue justice. FBI and authorities continue investigation into the scene as families grieve and call for healing.
Kennedy Seeks Tax Cut Support in Nationwide Plea
President Kennedy urged Americans to back the tax reduction plan in a national radio and TV address. He framed the measure as the most important domestic economic move in 15 years, with the House to vote next week and the Senate likely to clash over it. He cited real families earning about 9,000 dollars a year as examples of how quicker tax relief would boost household budgets and stimulate the economy.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Senate
William EE. Miller
Big-Wigs Join In Talks To Settle Racial Problems
Kennedy meets with Martin Luther King Jr and six other leaders in Birmingham to seek solutions to racial tensions. A later call from Kennedy urged federal troops to control civil disorder. A bomb at a Negro church killed four and injured 23 as violence spread. Senate group led by Humphrey seeks national mourning for victims and a reduced violence agenda.
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Washington
Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Manny
Turton
Anie
Alayama Steel
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Dempcrate Jeader
Nive
Meredith Warns of Possible Civil War Over Rights
James Meredith, first Black graduate of Ole Miss, told Pittsburgh students he fears a new civil war over whether one group can dominate another. He cited ongoing racial tensions and Birmingham bombings, urging accountability from Americans and leaders who have failed to protect rights.
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James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
University of Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Congress
Hopes Hot Line To Reds Never Works Like This
Washington AP summary of J B Metcalf of Erie sending telegrams to four US senators opposing the nuclear test ban. Telegraphs were misdirected. Sen Wallace Bennett received 85 wires while 28 of 95 senators supported the pact. Western Union line caused the mix up, revealing a faulty hot line system.
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Washington
Joune
Metcalf
Erie
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Rach
Iena
Bennett
Sen.Bennett
Moscow
Washinton
Planetarium Plan Cut May Save School District Costs
Corry Joint Committee debated adding a planetarium to a ten year old school program. Initial quotes ranged up to 32 000 dollars, but new research cut the price to 3500 dollars after sourcing from Space Educational Laboratories of Hosemann Pa. Models considered include 20 to 50 seat domes with remote operation.
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Corry Arescott School
Planetarium
David Demmy
Hunter
Campbell Ant Rea
Corry Jointire
Benning
Lat Niga
Space Educational Laboratories
Hosemant
Philadelphia
Red Doctor Defects To U S In Free Atmosphere Tour
A Czech doctor, Jaroslav Kremel, defected to the United States during a New York visit with 25 medical colleagues. He praised the free atmosphere, saying Czechoslovakia citizens live under fear, and he plans to return home later. He previously led the Jolontut at the Vitkovice Tron Works hospital in Osteava. The tour, the first since 1988, accompanied by a U S Communist inquiry committee. Orville L. Free will visit Harrisburg October 1 for a grass roots view of farm and national issues.
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New York
Czechostovakla
Jaroslav Kromet
Titernation Rese
Ashi
Kreme
Cxeahaute
Vakia
Gid
Buk
Cvehoolovak
Santa Fonger
Herudd
Ixpintthat
Lomet
Kremel
Aneathien Jolontut
Vitkovice Tron Works
Osteava
Waal
Ington Wei
Chicago
Eneeman
PA Harribburg
U.S. Agri
Eutire
Orville Lo Free
Harrisburg
Harmer
Nis
Corry HS Addition Seen Cheaper Than Estimate
Architects say the Gerry’s High School addition could cost about 418000 rather than 618000. The Corry Area Joint School Committee reviewed plans, approved preliminary drawings, and set January for bidding and financing aims. The project includes a new classroom and a state mandated planetarium plus expanded locker room and library spaces. A separate football field toilet facility plan may be funded as a separate building.
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Ceed
Rchitect
Harrisburg
Department of Pub
Alto
Fem
Campbell
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