President Kennedy Urges General Disarmament at UN
President Kennedy addressed the United Nations urging a peace race over an arms race. He called for a step by step plan toward general disarmament and a U.N. peace force while rejecting threats and a Soviet tripartite executive. He warned against a troika system and stressed strengthening the U.N. charter after Dag Hammarskjold’s death.
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Congo Braces as Katanga Invasion Pressure Rises
In Leopoldville General Victor Lindula presses the central government to invade Katanga. Elisabethville fears renewed fighting as reports say nearly 400 whites flee from Katanga. Lumumbist forces push for action while Adoula vows to crush secession if needed with UN opposition noted.
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the Congo
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Stanleyville
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Rhodesia
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Beaneville
Fenural
Cyrille Adoula
Tindula
Adoula
Stanteville
Tumamabist
Lindula
Adawla
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
TLN
Tshombe
Adonis
Secessi Cn Wuld
U.N
Air Show Crash Kills Three as Cargo Plane Fails
An Air Force cargo plane carrying parachutists veered off the runway at Wilmington County Airport and crashed in a fiery blaze. Three servicemen died: Army photographer Sgt. Robert T. Turner and Air Force crew Capt. John E. Markel and Sgt. John Lesso. Twelve others injured, including six skydivers and multiple witnesses, with rescue crews rushing to pull survivors from the wreckage.
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Air Force
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Hanover County
Civil Air Patrol
Von
Wilmingto
Robert T. Turner
Ft. Brace
N.C
Sky Divers
John E. Markel
John Lesso
Nellis
Nev
Air Force Base
James P. Pearson
T. Hollis
Joe E. Norman
Hold Davies Rites Hollywood
Private funeral services will be held tomorrow for actress Marion Davies Requiem Mass will be celebrated at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church Rosary will be recited today in the Chapel of Pierce Bros Beverly Hills Burial will be in Hollywood Memorial Park.
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Hollywood
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Immaculated Heart of Mary Cathelic Church
Pierce Bros
Beverly Hills
Hollywood Memorial Park
Boston Astrojet skids into harbor no deaths reported
An four engine Astrojet 707 carrying 71 aboard skidded off a rimway and into shallow water near Orient Heights Harbor. No one on board was killed. two passengers and a stewardess were treated for injuries. A man died of a heart attack while aiding in a rescue.
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American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
San Francisco
Chicago
Connie Forbes
Charles Iysae
Kenosha
Wis
Lillian
Rocheleau
Westborn
Mass
Sheila Homan
Lowell
Burlincame
Calif
Moston
Orient Heights 1 Yacht Club
Jack Tut
Renchmont
Susan Shefflin
Highland 1 Park
Lutt
TV Actor John D B Eldrides Dies in Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach Calif Saturday death of actor John D B Eldrides 66 known for playing a TV father in several seasons. He starred in the Meet Corliss Archer series and died from a heart attack in his home town.
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Eldrides
Corliss Archer
Khrushchev Extends Berlin Treaty Negotiation Deadline
Bonn reports Khrushchev told Spaak he would not commit to an East German peace treaty by year’s end and favors slow talks over quick wars. He said East Berlin cannot be discussed, while the West seeks broader topics. Western officials remain doubtful despite a conciliatory tone.
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Khmushchev
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East Berlin
Khrustchev
UJA Fund Falls Short. Appeal to Continue
The Jewish Welfare Society reports a shortfall of 3800 in the United Jewish Appeal quota. Harry Barach, drive chairman, urges continued donations via Joseph Gohen, secretary. Funds support immigrants to Israel, welfare, and rehabilitation, plus aid to Jewish people in the United States and 26 other nations. Checks are to be made payable to the Corr Jewish Welfare Society and sent to Barach or Coher.
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Joseph Gohen
Israel
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Coher
Nixon Broadcast Financing Sparks Publicity Claim
SAN FRANCISCO AP Roger Kent chairman of the Central Democratic State Central Committee accuses James Hagerty and ABC of giving Nixon $100000 in free publicity Hagerty calls Kent misinformed and notes Nixon will decide Wednesday night whether to run for governor Hagerty and CBS FCC coordination push for equal time across all ABC affiliated stations nationwide under ABC news order
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Roger Kent
Cetral
Democratic State Central Committee
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American Broadcasting Ee
Cee Nixon
Hagerty
Mow 15
ABC
Nixon
Federal Communications Commission
Kent
United States
ABC News
Kennedy Says U S Ready To Use Nuclear Weapons In Berlin
Robert Kennedy told NBC that President Kennedy is prepared to deploy nuclear arms to maintain Allied control in Berlin. He warned the Soviet Union that the free world would use such force to keep Berlin free, stressing the gravity of risking human survival. Kennedy’s comments followed questions from Sen Margaret Chase Smith about trusted military strategy and will.
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Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Beyhin
NBC
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Senate
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Smith
Guns Stolen From Sparta Store Worth 802 Dollars
State Police from the Corry barracks hunt for a burglar who stole about 3802 in shotguns and rifles from Rexford Still sporting goods in Spartansburg Bullon. The thief forced entry through a broken rear window at Bullion’s barber shop and sporting goods outlet. No definite leads yet. the store has a history of break-ins.
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Corry Barracks
Rexford
Spartansburg
Bullon
Meaghert
Tipplers Set Photo Studio on its Ear
A Pittsburgh photo studio housed at the Hotel Corry faced trouble with police after a local woman accused the photographer of drinking during a child portrait appointment. She received a refund, while others reportedly faced delays. Manager Madeline Mitchell said two photographers had been drinking, and refunds were issued to those affected as Carnegie arranged to reschedule appointments.
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Carnegie
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Children Among Victims Week-End Auto Mishaps Injure 8
Five accidents on Corry area highways over the weekend injured eight people and caused about 7000 dollars in damage. Police reports cite a tractor wagon collision, a drifting car striking a private drive vehicle, and a rollover into guardrails near Bear Lake and Loutsville, with several riders and drivers admitted to Curry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Cory State Police
John Bish
R. D
Wattsburg
Roscoe Hennett
Watts
Irene McCray
Richard Stroup
Sprite Creek
Bath Curry
RT. 1
Bear Lake
Stacey
Robert
Loutsville
Curry Memorial Hospital
Curry
Man Charged After Knife Attack at Potato Festival
At the Roland Lewis potato fair in Union City a 54 year old welder Dewitt Holt was taken into custody after a late night knife incident left Charles P Homer with two stab wounds. Homer, 46, was treated at Union City Memorial Hospital and discharged. Holt faces aggravated assault and battery charges and awaits further court action in Erie County jail.
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West Annt
Roland Lewis
Fay
Warerford Curry
Portine
Pin
Holt
Price
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