Rusk attacks on foreign aid may backfire in hearings
Washington AP United States Secretary of State Dean Rusk faced criticism from both supporters and opponents of foreign aid as hearings on the authorization bill opened. Rusk called for stronger cuts, prompting lawmakers like Rep. Otto Passman to accuse him of undermining aid and giving critics a talking point. A Democratic aide warned the statement could harden opposition while others questioned whether Rusk authored the final wording.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Otto Passman
D-La
Congress
Passman
Appropriations
Lucius Clay
Democratic Committee
Capitol Hill
Pearson
Toronto
Maple Leaf Gardens
Canada
Diefenbaker
United States
Brantford
Ont
Peard
Brighter Future For Youth Prompts National Merit Victory
John Pearson a 17 year old Miami student left home hoping for college aid. A misheard rumor blocked his scholarship until a Texas interviewer corrected the record after he sought work in Lubbock. The National Merit four year scholarship will fund his schooling. His mother Marion Pearson wept with relief.
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Lubbock
Pearson
John
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Miami
Marion Pearson
Texas Employment Commission
Carylon Feagan
Avalanche Journal
Confidential Document Mislaid in Ottawa 1961
Montreal Star reports a confidential working paper carried to Ottawa by the U S party for Kennedy’s conference with Prime Minister Diefenbaker. Marginal notes in the President’s handwriting are alleged, with Diefenbaker denying possession and reportedly prompting a brief presidential reply. Entities include Kennedy, Diefenbaker, Ottawa, Montreal Star, 1961.
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Montreal
Montreal Star
Ottawa
Kennedy
U.S
Join Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Bradford Drives Campaign for Pitt Bradford Campus
A three month campaign to raise 542015 dollars for establishing a University of Pittsburgh Bradford campus began Friday. The effort is led by Robert R Williams president of the Bradford National Bank and coordinated from Bradford Pennsylvania.
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Bradford
University of Pittsburgh
Robert R. Williams
Bradford National Bank
Final Round In Canadian Campaign
TORONTO AP reports Canada heads into the final round of a stormy election campaign with Liberal momentum toward victory over Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker's Conservative Party as leaders urge support before polls.
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Toronto
Canada
al Liberal
John G. Diefenbaker
Conservative Party
Navy Parachutists Begin Exhibition Season Across U S
A skilled team of Navy parachutists starts an eight month exhibition tour from Moffett Field through coast to coast. Since 1961 the chuting stars have performed 4,500 jumps with strong safety record and multiple daring maneuvers visible to crowds nationwide.
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Navy
New York
U.S. Navy
Lester B. Pearson
Ottawa
Diefenbaker
Ontario
Moffett Field
Calif
Naval Aviation
Lewis T. Vinson
el Centro
Pensacola
Fla
Fugitive returns to jail in Ohio after conscience led path
MARION Ohio AP Fred McClure 38 sought to reform after 1960s escape from Green Springs Honor Camp returning to Marion Correctional Institution He vows to stay free from crime but faces added time the family staying with his brother in Akron His past includes a Tennessee Builders Supply Co. and Boy Scout leadership while notes suggest a long road to release.
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Marion
Ohio
Fred McClure
McClure
Feader
Chattanooga
Marion Correctional Institution
Clure
Akron
Maury Koblentz
Commission of Corrections
Builders Supply Co
Chamber of Commerce
Tennessee
Bation
Edward Kruse
Buffalo Lake
Minn
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Navy
Elusive Cuban exiles push search units across Florida keys
Cuban exiles kept U S and British forces moving to rid the Keys of guerrillas harassing Fidel Castro. British marines searched Williams Cay for munitions while Coast Guard interdicted small craft believed to carry anti Castro fighters. The crew of the 35 foot Violynn II arrived amid a coast guard chase and refused boarding near Bahamian waters. Two U S citizens were questioned and released as officials described ongoing anti Castro activity and vow to continue fighting communism.
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Miami
Fie
U.S
Keys
Florida
Bahamas
Fidel Castro
Williams Cay
Nassau
Seventh Coast, Guard District
Violynn Ii
Jerry Buchanan
Jim
Pompano Beach Sun Sentinel
Evelio Duque
Viclynn Tsl
Buchanan
Ramon Sanchez
Duque
Cuba
Argentine rebels surrender amid naval mutiny and indictments
In Bahia Blanca near the Puerto Belgrano base, rebel officers including Adm Jorge Palma and Adm Guillermo Perez Piton surrendered to royalist army officers. About 150 under guard, five high ranking naval officers, with some rebels fleeing to Uruguay. A separate case in Reading, Pennsylvania, details a fraud against a disabled couple by a man named Tobias who sold a supposed medicinal cure. The U.S. AP report notes ongoing unrest as exiled Peronists rally behind the mutiny.
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Jorge Palma
Puerto Belgrano
Guillermo Perez Piton
Bahia Blanca
Whagsteanes AP
Robert Ber- Lancaster
Bahia Blan
Reading
Buenos Aires
Ing
Wilbuerte Tobias
Read
Ammon Snyder
Snsgers
Tebel
Tobias
Gui Ie
Snyders
Talis
Juan LD. Peron
Guido
Argentina
Snyder
Wound
Bids Accepted On New School Construction
Harrisburg AP State Public School Building Authority says Monaca Borough School District directors accepted unofficial low bids totaling 1,411,726 for a new secondary school. Bidders include General Construction Carrara Construction Co Rochester 1,021,886 Heating Coleman Good Inc Pittsburgh 136,215 Plumbing Daugherty and Mitchell Inc Youngstown Ohio 108,625 Electrical E C Ernst Inc Pittsburgh 145,000.
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Harrisburg
State Public School Building Authority
Monaca
Beavers County
General
Caraise Construction Co
Rochester
Coleman- Good Inc
Pittsburgh
Daugherty and Mitchell Inc
Youngstown
Ohio
E. C. Ernst Inc
Boy Charged in Hotel Fire Sealed by Juvenile Court
An eight year old boy was charged with delinquency by arson in the Sherry Biltmore Hotel fire that killed four. He was committed to Metropolitan State Hospital for mental tests after police said he admitted playing with matches in a sixth floor room. The boy’s name is withheld under state law.
Three member Oxford police abducted by gunman
Oxford Michigan police force of three was seized this morning with radio operator LeLora Westfall and patrolmen Richard Lamphere and Wendell Hill bound and left unharmed at a Detroit motel. Fred F. Hannah, 24, armed with three pistols, fled in Lamphere's car toward Toledo as Ohio authorities were alerted. Detro it police reported Hannah's capture after a chaotic incident that none of the officers were seriously harmed.
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Oxford
Mich
Michigan
Detroit
Fred F. Hannah
LeLora Westfall
Richard Lamphere
Wendell Hill
Hannah
Lamphere
Toledo
Ohio
Buchanan
Sanchez
Violynn III
Omega
Polanesthas
Tpeanet
Obituary notices for McKee Zapotocky Segner and Lasher
Obituaries list Clarence A. McKee 92 of Pottsville died April 5 1963 in New York City and mention survivors including sisters and brothers. Anna Zapotocky 69 of Heilwood died April 6 1963 at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. Martha Irvin Segner widow of Howard Burnett Segner died April 5 1963 in Indiana Pa. Emerson Michael Lasher 68 of Saltsburg Rd Route 2 died April 8 1963 at home. Funeral details note services and interment arrangements across multiple Indiana County communities.
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Clarence A. McKee
Frances Liboski O'Rourke
Pottsville
New York City
Newrytown
Jefferson Count
James Monroe
Steve
Anna Frydrych Liboski
Elizabeth Grube McKee
The
St. Rose
Lima Church
Lodge No. 2 F
A. M
Glendale
Ariz
Mary Agner
Washington, D.C
John Stanley
Walter Liboaki
Saltsburg
Ian
Jo Ferguson
Blairs
R. Hunter
Ville
Robinson's
John N. Hempstead
Indiana
Lee
Church
Anna Zapotocky
Heilwood
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Martha Irvin Segner
Howard Burnett Segner
Seventh Street
Indianas Memorial Hospital
Segner
Brooknville
Jefferson County
Charles Samuel
Second Street
Mary Hulda Arthurs Irvin
B. M. Clark
Bence
Cly
Robinson ~ Lytle’s
Gazette
Chesley Kearley Emerson
Michael Lasher
Lor Saltsburg RD
Frances Montgomery Lasher
Harry
Muriel) Almes
Elaine Lasher
Natrona Heights
Marcus
Harvey
Greensburg
Sarah, Croyle
Roseanna Freeman
Adrian
Joseph R. Hunter
Clarence Drew Cassidy
Gipsy
Grant Township
Glen
Edith) Koozer
Bard Cassidy
Glen Campbell RD
IH. D. Raleigh
Hillsdale
Clayton Straw
East Mahoning
J. Carl Williams
Elderton
Georgeville
John
May Magdeline Newhbrant Willams
Agnes
Fyock Williams
Guy V
May) Silvis
Somerset
Carl, Jr
Ford City
R.D
Clair B
el Paso
Texas
Clara Willams
Pearl Shaffer
Haven
Tacoma
Wash
Clark Funeral Home
James E. Daughtery
Plumcreek
Church of the Brethren
Elderton Cemetery
Harold Alan Nelson
Margaret Baden Nelson
Wintondale
Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital
Irvanston
Warren County
Gustavus and
Elizabeth Casey Nelson
Nelson
Highland Road
Penn Hills
Pittsburgh
Black Lick
Robinson - Lytle’s
Penn
Clarence M. Bennett
Sunset View Memorial of Control
Park
Fire destroys factory in Buffalo area. $350000 damage
A two story factory housing four small industries in Buffalo’s northeast section was destroyed by fire. Firemen estimated $350000 in damage. Three families were evacuated from adjacent homes as crews fought the blaze to prevent spread.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Teamsters Ordered to Return Legal Fees in Fraud Trial
Three Local 107 officers Raymond Cohen Edward Battistore and Edward Walker were ordered to repay 24321 in defense fees. Judge Body ruled Landrum Griffin Act bars using union funds for criminal-defense costs. Local 107 spans Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland New Jersey with about 13000 members.
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Philadelphia
Teamsters
Local 107
Raymond Cohen
Edward Battistore
Edward F. Walker
Cohen
Battistore
Walker
Commonwealth Court
U.S
Ralph C
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Betterment Committee of
Local 107 J
Steamboat Race At Louisville Sets River History Pace
Louisville readies for a steamboat duel April 30 between Belle of Louisville and Delta Queen on the Ohio River. Veteran pilots say Belle’s maneuverability may counter Delta Queen’s power as officials expect thousands to watch.
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Jack Martin
Louisville
Levee
Ohio River
Natchez
Robert E. Lee
New Orleans
St. Louis
Lee
Jefferson County
Cincinnati
C. W. Stoll
J. Quinby
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