U.S. Near Expanded Trade with Soviet Bloc
Washington reports the United States may open broader agricultural trade with the Soviet Union and its satellites. Political and subsidy factors influence whether Washington will clear export subsidies for Soviet wheat purchases, as farmers and officials weigh potential gains against existing surpluses and uncertain demand.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Soviet Bloc
Moscow
Mgh
U.S
Additon
Treasury
Red Cross Workshop Draws Nine Northwestern Chapters
Representatives from nine Red Cross chapters in northwestern Pennsylvania will attend a workshop in Warren, with Corry participants led by chapter chairman Clifford Taylor and other officers. Warren County hosts a program covering administration, blood, nursing, volunteers, and public information, featuring guest speaker William Hockman and John M. Scarlett as conference chair. An expected turnout surpassing 150 includes leaders from Corry, Erie, Forest County, Franklin Ventingo, Girard, Meadville Western Crawford, Ol City, Titusville, and Warren.
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Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Warren
Warren High School
Corry
Clifford Taylor
James L. Allyn
Frank Dodd
Thomas Stroup
Paul Stroup
D. Q O. Daugherty
Leo Hoylen
Warren County
William ©. Hockman
Eastern
American National Red Cross
John M. Scarlett
Erie
Forest County
Franklin- Ventingo
Girard
Meadville
Crawford County
Ol City
Titusville
Kennedy seeks progress in disarmament amid test ban stalemate
James Marlow notes the United States spent over 500 billion on defense since World War II and outlines the stalled 1962 1963 disarmament efforts. He recalls Kennedy’s push for a summit and Khrushchev’s proposals, the test ban compromise excluding underground tests, and Soviet Gromyko's call for a later 11 nation summit. He warns ongoing mistrust may block broader disarmament despite partial progress.
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Washington
Russia
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kenedy
Macmillan
France
Geneva
United States
Moscow
United Nations
New York
Andre
A. Gromyko
Senate
Bear Lake area notes show local visits and meetings
Community brief listing church attendance and family visits including Mrs. William St John of Ellington, Miss Barbara Manwaring with Clyde and Maude Manwaring, Mrs. Maude Cornish at the Golden Age Club, J C Manwaring and Elsie Hawkins with George Akam in Dewittville, WEWS September meeting at a church, Glora Connell in North East, Rankin moving to the Mrs Panka house, Tyan Hawkins of Jamestown visiting J C Manwaring, and urging to Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Nam Lake MT
William St. John
Ellington
Barbara Manwaring
Clyde Manwaring
Maude Cornish
YMCA
Corry
J. C. Manwaring
Elsie Hawkins
George Akam
Dewittville
WEWS
Glora_Connell
North East
Robert Rankin
Mercer County Roads Aide Denies Guilt In Payroll Probe
Mercer County highways suspended superintendent Huenura A. Warren and foreman Russell G. Ligo defend innocence as state investigators probe payroll irregularities. Warren claims political targeting, cites Army Reserve leave and possible small overpayments for George Ketler. Changes in patronage methods follow a county GOP meeting aimed at shifting control away from Sheriff Bryan while awaiting statewide job procedures.
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Mercer
Huenura A. Warren
Mercer County
State Justice Department
Sobewan
Goy
William W. Scranton
State Department of Fightways
Harrisburg
Warren
Shenango Township
Russell G. Ligo
Grove City
Highways Department
George W. Ketler
Ketler
Grove City College
Kelley
Justice Department
Craig Truax
GOP
George J Bryan
Deer Sale Boosts Franklin Store Window Smash
Franklin store owner Jones King capitalized on a deer incident that smashed two windows and drew bargain hunters. A large sign proclaimed deer sale bargains as neighbors helped board the damaged display and King noted he also cuts and installs glass.
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Franklin
Jones King
Franklin Decoratio
Huis
Severn
Putne
Council considers 107000 funding for Mercer projects
The council weighs 107000 in requests to acquire two North Center Street buildings and land along Park Street and the Sorenson property plus Mrs. Morton homes. The plan includes 40000 to rehab buildings and repave with meters. Henry Fisher of Singer Deane and Scribner to outline financing. County party dissidents accuse Wherry of patronage control. Truax reviews Mercer County appoints.
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North Center Street
Phillips
Henry Fisher
Singer, Deane and Scribner Bond Firm
Camelhnen
John Y
Mike) Wherry
Grove City
Truax
Wherry
Shin
Bryan
Alva
Mercer Couns
Bruin
Solstie
Fire devastates three buildings in Girard Ohio
A major blaze centered in the ARC Club on West Liberty Street prompted 150 firefighters from Girard and four surrounding departments to battle the flames for over an hour. The fire, starting around noon from an unknown source, spread to the Morris Pauner Building and a two story house where a six month old baby was rescued. Firefighters treated 22 volunteers for smoke inhalation at two local hospitals. two Girard department members were hospitalized but later discharged. Utilities were disrupted as parts of the city lost power.
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Girard
Ohio
Liis City
Oirard
St. Elzabeth
North Side Hospital
Tanner
Shiees
West Liberty Street
Sam de Petro
Don Ambrose
ARC Club
Morris Pauner
Rom
Alfred Hargrave
Guy Pagano
BF Realay
Hargraves
Russians in Cuba dominate training camps for foreigners
Washington reports Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba claims evidence of many Russians withdrawing from Cuba while Chinese, African, Spanish, and Latin American Communists arrive at a similar rate. New arrivals reportedly enter camps dedicated to guerrilla warfare and military tactics. few specifics from official U.S. sources.
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Washington
Cuba
Citi
Itns
U.S
Ito
Cuban
Four French Ships At Cuban Ports This Month
The report notes four French ships to dock at Cuban ports this month amid diplomatic exchanges. McCloskey briefly mentions the matter, while Defense Department plans to cut college ROTC from four to two years but keep high school ROTC. A House subcommittee opposes dropping the high school course and favors expansion. Norman S. Paul hints at a two year college program to the panel, and a pilot program for three years is considered but expansion is seen as wise. Hull stamp memorials designed by Cordell Hull, a white and blue stamp with Hull’s name under his picture, will go on sale October 5 in Carthage Tennessee. Albert Gore Jr.’s office hosts the stamp display.
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Defense Department
Panes
House
Armed Services
Norman S. Paul Sugested
Army
Hull
Cordell Hull
Carthage
Tenn
Ben
Albert Gore
O‘tenn
Thursda
Desegregation Tensions Persist in Birmingham and Nation
Amid continued desegregation in four Alabama cities, Birmingham sees fading student boycotts at a newly integrated school while King weighs in on Kennedy talks. Frustration grows among Birmingham Negroes as calls for federal action intensify.
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Boutwell
Kennedy
Birmingham
Alabama
Rane
University of Alabama
National Guard
Martin Luther King Jr
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