World pays last tribute to UN leader Hammarskjold
In Uppsala Sweden emissaries from nations gathered for a state funeral at the 700 year old cathedral to honor Dag Hammarskjold the UN secretary general killed in a Congo mission. Vice President Lyndon B Johnson and Adlai Stevenson attended for the United States as a quarter million Swedes joined a four column procession through the town.
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Uppsala
Sweden
World Community of Nations
Daz Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
U. N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mongi Stim
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Ralph Bunche
World Organization
Congo
UN Leader Talks Break Down Over Four Man Executive
Western and neutral diplomats push for a temporary secretary general as U N talks with the United States and Soviet Union collapse over a proposed four man executive. Adlai Stevenson and Soviet envoy Valenin A Zorn met twice and the United States reportedly rejects a veto free four man body. Discussions reopen soon with hopes of a new plan and resumption of U N operations.
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United Nations
U. 5 S
Adlai Beavenev
Seleates
Valenan A. Zorn
United States
United Na ‘Tions
Zornn
Soviet Union
VU. S
U. N
U.N
Gets 60 Years For Maiming Girl With Lye
New York Bronx County Judge Joseph Mart inis sentenced Harden, the first of four men tied to the 1989 Lye attack on Linda Riss, to 50 to 60 years in prison. The judge described Harden as a man lacking conscience who deserved none. Harden was convicted of taking part in the maiming.
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New York
Linda Riss
Bronx
Joseph 4. Martinis
Herven
Harden
Miss Riss
Castro Cleaning Havana Shuts Down Casinos
The Havana gambling casinos closed quietly after Fidel Castro announced city cleanup measures at a rally in Square of the Revolution. He pledged to rehabilitate prostitutes and expel vice operatives, warning dealers to relocate, with many players leaving as the order was issued.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Miami
Fulgencio Batista
Havane
Corry Man Shot While Cleaning Gun on Farm
Frank Spitman 36, of 244 West Frederick street, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon with a gunshot wound to his right index finger. The 22 caliber rifle on a tractor fell into mud on RD. 1 Corry as he cleaned it. the slug lodged in his finger. State Police notified and case turned to a protective officer for investigation.
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D West
Uerice
Rel Dent
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank Spitman
West Frederick Street
Spitman
RD. 1
Corry
Corry State
Elmer Simpson
Simpson
Corry Civil Defense Prepares for N Day Shelter Plans
Corry moves to ready the public for a nuclear attack with an N-Day project. Olfford Holcomb announces October 15 as a day for expert teams to locate shelter basements and assess fit under state standards. Richard Gertsell will direct the probe while Holcomb gathers shelter and emergency food supplier data to stock designated shelters. A sample five day ration shows essentials including water, vitamins, biscuits, and chocolate.
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Corry
Olfford Holcomb
Civil Defense
OB Team
Holcomb
Richard Gertsell
Western ministers pursue Berlin talks as Khrushchev stalls
United Nations dispatch reports Western foreign ministers led by Dean Rusk and Lord Home press Gromyko for Soviet plans on Berlin. Talks show limited progress with hints of a Four-Power conference after Moscow party meetings. Khrushchev may delay until he acts and a public sign appears.
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United Nations
Andrei A Gromykn
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
East Germany
Home
Gromyko
Rusk
Washington
London
Rus
New York Drinking Age Fight Fails to Unite Opponents
Opponents of raising New York’s legal drinking age from 18 to 21 voiced strong opposition at a joint state committee hearing. One speaker supported 21, while many argued it would boost bootlegging and defy law, with concerns about enforcement and youth behavior.
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New York
NEW YORK /AP
Duncan O'Brien
National Society For the Prevention of Juvenille
Beef Killing Rumors Spread Near Corry and Titusville
Reports of cattle shootings in Corry and Titusville spur belief in an organized beef theft ring. W W Waterhouse of Corry offers 100 reward for information after an Angus heifer on Carter Hill road was shot. A second heifer near Titusville, four miles south of town on Floyd Zeigworth’s farm, was killed in similar fashion. State Police investigate multiple cases. Corry and Franklin sub stations probe potential linked incidents.
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Corry
W. Waterhouse
Carter Hill Road
Franklin
Titusville
Floyd Ziegworth
Zeigworth
Waterhouse
Edward D. Bench
Dismond
Miami director DiEst dies in tribute to veteran entertainer
Jo Hollywood and a veteran entertainer died Wednesday. Jack Allyn sixty served as musical director and ranger for MG M studios in Miami. The obituary notes DiEst's longtime work with MG M and tribute from colleagues.
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DiEst
Miami
Pla
Jack Allyn
MG«M_ studios
Jo Hollywood
Local Troopers Nab Suspect In Area Burglary
A Titusville youth was arrested by Corry State Police yesterday on a burglary charge in connection with last Monday's break in of the Rexford Still sporting goods store in Spartansburg. William A. O'Donnell was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Walter Domke. The other two suspects, Daniel Cox 19 and James L. Kopf 21, both of R D 2 Spar tansburg and Diamond respectively, are held on related charges. Cox fired a gun during an argument over a girl and is charged with pointing a deadly weapon. Ten guns 50 boxes of ammunition and cash valued at nearly 960 were taken from the Stil t Store. Eight guns were found in a barn on the Kopf farm. Detainers are filed for Cox and Kopf to be returned after Butler cases. The investigation continues to link the trio to other area crimes.
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Titusvine Youwn
Corry Stile
Monnday
Rexford
Spartensbore
William A.o'donnell
O'Donnell
Justice of the Peace
Walter Domke
R. D
Centerville
Kopf
Cox
Corry
Butler
C. W. Irwin
U S Watches Syria Revolt With Noninterference Policy
The United States kept a strict hands off stance regarding the anti Nasser Syrian revolt while monitoring for developments. State Department said the uprising seems internally caused not by outside powers. U S citizens in the region numbered up to about 4000 with authorities noting no evidence of Moscow directing the revolt.
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Moscow
Rebels Declare Independence Of Nasser Rule In Syria
In Beirut the Syrian army rebels installed a civilian government and proclaimed independence from Cairo. They denounced Gamal Abdel Nasser for turning Syria into a prison and pledged a cabinet of technicians and lawyers to rule by decrees until free elections. Damascus radio backed the move, while Jordan and Iraq weighing support. The upheaval follows the uprising staged at dawn, with reports of Egyptian paratroopers and commandos involved.
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da Radio
Gamal Abdel Nassar
United Arab Republic
Syria
Pil
Hussein
Nasser
Jordan
Amman
London
Abdel Karim Kassem
Iraq
Mamoun Kuzbari
Egypt
Revolutionary Command
Leon Zamaria
Sabri Assall
Kuzbari
Adib Shishekly
Adnan Kuwatly
Shukri Kuwatly
Damascus Radio
Bkre
Knight Claims Nixon Aide Offered Any Job To Drop Race
Former Governor Goodwin Knight says a wealthy Republican ally of Richard Nixon offered him any state job to withdraw from the 1962 gubernatorial race. Knight named two witnesses and said he would reveal the man’s identity at the proper time. Nixon denied the charge through campaign staff. The story continues on Page Four.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard M. Nixon
California
Knight
Nixon
William A. Munnell
Robart Winch
Penn
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