U S Delays Recognizing Syrian Coup
The United States delays recognizing Syria's new regime amid Middle East turmoil. Officials say there is no recognized request from Syria for recognition and no clear evidence of Communist influence, citing dissatisfaction with Nasser and caution to avoid further upheaval.
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Middle East
Gamal Abdel ‘Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Joseph W. Reap
State Department
A.S
Reap
Nasser
Reds Help Nationalists' UN Status
UN report says the Soviet Union privately vowed to veto Mauritania in the Security Council to bar a new African nation from joining the UN, clearing a path for Nationalist China to keep a seat. The Brazzaville group weighs its stance as Moscow’s move could affect Red China seating debates this fall.
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United Nations
China
U.N
Soviet Union
Morocco
Mauritania
Security Council
Outer Mongolia
Red China
General Assembly
Brazzaville
Peiping
Mongolia
Moscow
Vatura
Westersangera
Council
Corry City Noted For Industrial Drive in Congress
The third recent Congressional Record mention praises Corry for raising over 125000 for industrial development through the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation. Rep. Carroll D. Kearns lauds Corry’s self help, noting four new plants and strong local leadership led by Stewart A. Long. Previous mentions tied to editorials in The Journal.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
Corry Area
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Journal
Confessed Rapist Of Child To Undergo Exams
A Spring Creek man Keith Henry Miles admitted raping an eight year old neighbor girl on September 17. He was sent to Warner State Hospital for 90 days of psychiatric examinations, to be returned to Warren County court for a decision based on doctor findings. Miles faces ongoing confinement without bail until the examinations conclude.
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Spring Creek
Warner State Hospital
Keith Henry Miles
Warren County Court
Alexander C. Fitele
Miles
Warren
Justice of the
Fred Barry
Conenango Township
Bly to be inaugurated as Thiel College president
Greenville Pa. Dr Chauncey G Bly was to be inaugurated today as the 13th president of Thiel College. The principal dignitary was to be Dr William G Pollard executive director of the Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies Oak Ridge Tenn.
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THIEL
Greenville
Chauncey G. Bly
Thiel College
William G. Pollard
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Indian leader rules out assassination of Nehru
A blast in Old Delhi during a Gandhi birthday event near Nehru’s motorcade was described by senior police as possibly a demonstration rather than an assassination attempt. Nehru, unaware of the threat until after, said he did not know the incident occurred until informed. Several people were slightly injured in the crowd.
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India
Ministre Nehru
Ina
Nehru
London
Washington
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Ers
Old Delhi
Nehi
Ihru
Magistral Chandni Chauk
Sect 8
Ehaces
French Bow To Tunisians
In Bizerte Tunisia and France reach an agreement easing tensions over the siege of the French naval base. French soldiers will withdraw from surrounding areas. Tunisia will keep access roads open between the base and Bizerte city. The accord, signed Friday, paves resumption of diplomatic relations after July fighting sparked by a Tunisian blockade.
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Bizerte
Tunisia
France
Paris
Freight ship explodes in Madagascar harbor
In Tananarive Bay of Diego Suarez a 5,564-ton Norwegian freighter was damaged by an explosion. Officials report six killed, twelve missing, and two injured. initial figures unconfirmed. Local authorities said conditions hinder rapid casualty tally.
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Tananarive
Madagascar
Diego Suarez
Variation in writing method shown by paralyzed patient
Arietta Friend of Terra Alta West Virginia, paralyzed from the neck down, demonstrates a new writing skill at West Virginia University Hospital. Dr Poloway head of dentistry at the medical center and Mrs Karl Barrett an occupational therapist volunteer at the hospital assist.
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Arietta
Terra Alla
W. Va
Tim
West Virginia
East Germany Shunned West Won't Give Up Right To Keep Troops In Berlin
West powers report to the Soviet Union they have no intention of negotiating with Communist East Germany or surrendering the right to keep Allied forces in West Berlin. In New York talks led by Secretary of State Rusk and Lord Home, three issues dominated: West Berlin defense, possible basis for Berlin talks with Khrushchev, and the prospect of a foreign ministers conference.
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Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
Monroe
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Ely
Andrew A. Gro
Jayko
Stanley Miller
Charles McFarland
Rusk
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Berlin
Escapees Nabbed After Freeing From Farview Camp Theft
Three parolees Ronald Brown Arthur Pitts and David Defenderfer were captured after fleeing Farview State Hospital in Pennsylvania and hiding in a hamlet in southeastern New York. They admitted identities and said they had been near the hospital grounds since Wednesday. They stole a car three .22 caliber rifles 1500 rounds of ammunition clothing and a butcher knife from Camp To Loa near the hospital. They were serving time for burglary larceny and aggravated robbery and were described as dangerous.
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Slate Polies
Farview State Hospital
Pennsylvania
Ronald Brown
Pittsburgh
Arthur Pitts
Philadelphia
David Diefenderfer
Allentown
Loa
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Route 6 Group Plans Fall Session Here
The Roosevelt Highway Route 6 Association will hold its annual fall meeting in Corry at the VFW Club on October 18. Delegates from communities along the northern tier federal highway will discuss proposed bypass routing around Corry and ways to persuade the Highway Department to move the project toward construction after years of talk.
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Corry
Sesson
Wellsboro
VFW Club
William Armitage
Earl T. Cherry
Wyyass
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
West Columbus
Tier
Penn a Man Shot To Death In Myerstown
Myerstown Pennsylvania police report a man named Charles Miller of Myerstown shot to death in his home. Details are sparse as two Miller daughters ran to a neighbor shouting that their daddy had been shot and was dead. Miller died at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds.
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Myerstown
Charles Miller
Miller
Earl Horst
Brena
Linds
Woman set afire while burning rats in Tennessee icon
Police report a 33 year old woman in PRESSMEN'S HOME Tennessee was badly burned yesterday after attempting to burn rats trapped in alcohol. Authorities say an unknown person escaped, setting her gown ablaze. George L. GooRé, longtime secretary treasurer of the International Printing Pressmen's Union, died yesterday of a heart attack.
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Ivuty Tar
Policia i
Pressmen's Home
Tenn
Quorge L. GooRé
International Printing Pressmen's Union
Amar- Jean Federation of Labor
South
Parochials To Get Aid On Nursing Costs
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania will include private and parochial schools in the school nursing program starting July 1, 1962, with funding through the 1962 63 fiscal year. The change shields public districts from part of nursing costs and builds on the 1987 School Health Services Act expanding dental and medical reimbursements.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylva~nia
Wthelsia
Ion
Lawrence
Syrians Expel Egyptians and vow new rule in upheaval
Beir ut reports say Syria’s civilian regime raised the flag over government buildings and ordered Egyptians to report for repatriation as Premier Kuzbari dissolves the pro Nasser military group and promises democracy. Turkey Jordan Iran Iraq weigh recognition amid a tense regional shift.
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Lebanon
Syria
Syrian Arab Republic
Exyytans
Cairo
Damasus
Mamoun Kuzbari
Hin
Kuzbari
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Nixon Denies Buying Off Knight In California Race
Los Angeles AP reports Richard Nixon denies offering any state job to pressure Knight to withdraw from the 1968 California Republican gubernatorial race. Knight, a Los Angeles TV commentator, vows to reveal Nixon emissary details and witnesses. The feud underscores fraught California Republican politics as Nixon enters the race.
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Richard M. Nixon
Soodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Nixon
Pnes
Callifornia
C.S
William F. Knowland
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