Stubborn Reds Debating U N Leadership Amid Crisis
The United Nations faced a fresh crisis as the Soviet Union threatened to torpedo a plan for a temporary secretary general to replace Dag Hammarskjold. Moscow demanded a three man secretariat to steer the UN, risking East West deadlock and leaving the organization leaderless. Talks between Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko continued as Tunisia's Mong Slim was elected president of the General Assembly.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
World Organization
U.N. General Assembly
Hammarsfield
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Berlin
Soviet Stad
Nation Assembly
Hammarsk
Tunisia
Mong Slim
Hammarskjold
Adlai H. Stevenson
United States
Obe
Ireland
Freerkck
H. Boland
Inst Assembly
Spring Creek Man Admits Rape Of Neighbor Girl
Keith Henry Miles, of Spring Creek, pleaded guilty to rape of an eight year old neighbor. Arrested by State Police last Sunday, the attack occurred Saturday in a wooded area near Miles home. Miles, held without bail, faces up to 18 years and a $7,000 fine at sentencing in Warren County court.
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Spring Creek
Warren County
Warren
Keith Henry Miles
Miles
Justice of the Peace
Fred Barry
Condango Township
Cour
GM and UAW Reach 3-Year Contract for 350000 Workers
Bulletin from Detroit reports General Motors and the United Auto Workers reached a three year contract covering about 350000 hourly workers after a two hour marathon session on plant issues. Negotiators had worked 64 days to finalize the deal.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Corry Hospital Receives National Accreditation
Corry Memorial Hospital was granted national accreditation by the Joint Commission on Accreditation. Supt. Edgar Alexander announced the news at a dinner for hospital directors, noting the four national organizations involved and stressing that accreditation signifies a safe, well run facility with high standards across all services.
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Joint Commission On Accreditation
Edgar Alexander
Joint Commission
Pour
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Cope
Commission
Alexander
UN Troops Ordered Out of Congo by Tshombe
Katanga President Mole Tshombe demanded immediate withdrawal of U.N. troops from his secessionist province. He said he would return to Elisabethville after a wreath laying for Dag Hammarskjold. Tshombe asserted counterproposals had been sent to New York and awaited a reply as U.N. talks continued in Ndola with Mahmoud Khiari.
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Rhodes
Katanga
Mole Tshombe
U.N
United Nations
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Mahmoud Khiari
Hammarskjold
Leopoldville
Khiari
Tam
Khia
Ndola Airport
Ex-Con Nabbed After Three Days In Corry
Bobby Fitch, 289 parolee from Lewistown Pennsylvania, held three days with local acquaintances in Corry before being arrested for stealing a car in Missouri and transporting it across state lines. Police traced the suspect after a Corry High School class ring theft report and recovered a bags with clothing and items linked to the fugitive. Fitch, once freed from a Lewisburg penitentiary sentence begun in a German military prison, faces federal and state charges as authorities review possible parole violations and interstate theft.
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Perryville
Erie County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Lewisburg
Germany
Pitch
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North
Missouri
Corry
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Fitch
Granesville
Lo Ely
St. Louis
Girard
PBL
Dargie
Big Storm Threatens Eastern Coastal Cities
City officials discuss a pending Master Plan action with proposals to resurface streets, widen East Main Street, and build a new junior high. Meanwhile a heavy storm forecast for the Atlantic coast prompts Civil Defense to prepare.
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East Maintreet
Usrough
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City Streets Départment
Evan
East Main
Mead Park Attendance To Be Record
Attendance at Mead Park this PASL season may have surpassed any previous year’s record. Directors of the association learned last evening that a record total is expected. Plans for a new bridge at the park’s north entrance were announced and construction is expected to start soon. An invitation to attend a breakfast with merchants at the Ritz Restaurant was extended and accepted. Forms for extending the wall in Memory Lane have been erected another 150 feet. Attending last night’s session were S. Walter Sweet, Walter Auer, Perry Nichols, Louis Sears, B. P. Whittlesey, Roy Reed, Arthur Lits, Norbert Bachemer, Joseph Cataifa, Albert Young, Byron Nichols, David Nichols, and Mrs. Estella Wells.
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Norman Raineer
Tyhe Park
Ritz
Memory Lane
S. Walter Sweet
Walter Auer
Perry Nichols
Louis Sears
E. Whittlesey
Roy Reed
Arthur Lits
Norbert Bachemer
Joseph Cataifa
Albert Young
Byron Nichols
Davidt Nichols
Estella Wells
Probe Titusville Crash Involving Corry Trucker
State Police investigated a three vehicle accident on Route 8 three miles south of Titusville involving Paul Capela a Corry driver in a truck Frank S Rodkey of Erle and Robert Earl Loveless of Titusville. No injuries but estimated vehicle damage was 375 dollars. The truck stopped for a school bus and Rodkey’s car followed while Loveless could not stop and struck Rodkey’s car pushing it into a trick.
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Corry
Paul Capela
Frank S. Rodkey
Erle
Robert Earl Loveless
Capela
Titus" Vile Area
Rodkey
Loveless
Storm cancels races at Atlantic City track
Atlantic City track races were cancelled today due to Hurricane Esther threat. Track officials said a new card would be drawn up for tomorrow's program.
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Atlantic City
Atlantic Cib
Strong Winds Hit Pennsylvanias Shore As Storm Nears Esther
AP says Hurricane Esther threatens southeastern Pennsylvania with gale winds and heavy rain. State Highways Dept orders four districts to stand by for possible damage. Civil Defense, police, and river authorities prepare for floods, with residents urged to seal their watertight areas and stay alert.
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New York
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Esther
Teledyne
Montoursville
Scranton
Allentown
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Smecasters
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Trorth
Lehigh
Schuyllall
Pocono Mountain
Motor Harbor Patrol
Delaware
Schuylkill
Hurricane Esther Threatens East Coast From Carolinas To Massachusetts
Hurricane Esther brushed North Carolina outer banks then veered northward. Winds near 130 mph were forecast to stay off the Virginia coast with tides rising two feet above normal. Gale warnings remained from Hatters NC to the Massachusetts coast as advisories continued.
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Esther
North Carolina
Jay
Virginia
U.S
Pinia
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Virginia Coast
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Mather
Cape Hatteras
Glenn Sachse
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Massachusetts
Long Isand
Hurricane
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Washington Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Hatteras
Annual UJA Fund Drive To Start Here Tomorrow
The 1961 United Jewish Appeal begins here tomorrow and runs through Saturday. Chairman Harry Barach reports a $3,500 local quota, funds aiding 260,000 distressed people worldwide including 25,000 new immigrants yearly in Israel. Contributions may be given to Barach or Joseph Cohen, with checks payable to the Corys Jewish Welfare Society.
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Harry Barach
Chileman
Cory
Barach
UJA
Israel
Barack Sid
United Downtt Appeal
United States
USA
Peron
Joseph Cohen
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