Latrobe Area Driver Killed in Unity Two Crash
A lear shot off a road in Unity Two and overturned early Wednesday killed driver Robert Lundgren 31 of Latrobe RD 1. Passenger Wayne Horner 21 of Latrobe RD 1 was hospitalized with shock and wrist abrasions. A doctor described flames racing along the ceiling.
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Greensburg
Unity Two
Wediay
Robert Lundgren
Latrobe RD
Latrobe Hospital
Wayne Horner
Latrobe R.D
Heaviest Gunfire In Congo Fight Sparks Massive Hospital Blaze
A deadly blaze tore through a Hartford Connecticut hospital after heavy gunfire in Katanga. Dr Norman Hedenstad died trying to close a door as nurses and staff evacuated patients from the ninth floor where the fire began. Rescue efforts used ladders that only reached the eighth floor, forcing many to shelter in rooms as smoke filled corridors. Officials linked the blaze to a trash chute fire with prior chute incidents noted.
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Norman Hedenstad
Andrew Agogliati
Eseingham
Mass
Lois Daly
New York
Pentagon may release recalled Guardsmen when regular units formed
Pentagon officials said Army Reservists and National Guardsmen can return to civilian life once regular units are created to replace them. No firm release schedule exists for the 119,500 mobilized last October as training centers begin producing manpower reinforcements from increased draft calls. The Army aims to release them by next July, but five months of training and world events will shape timing. President Kennedy and Secretary Stahr emphasized efforts to beat the 12 month limit if feasible.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
National Guards
Pentagon
Army
Berlin
Kennedy
the Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
International One
White House
Stary
Particul
Cated
Betecaiee
Nfe
Dominican Agreement Reported To Ease Dominican Crisis
The Dominican government and opposition reported a negotiated plan to end the crisis. A seven man council of state would include President Balaguer temporarily, exclude government and opposition board members, and aim for a peaceful transition. The United States withdrew its warships as mediators kept vigil amid a general strike.
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Santo Domingo
33Nd Republic
Viriato A. Fiallo
Wisconsin
Armored
Civic Union
Texas
Dominican Republic
Fiallo
Joaquin Balaguer
U.S
John Calvin Hill
Arturo
Morales Carrion
Nicholas E. Pichardo
University Professors’ ‘Association
Balaguer
el Caribe
Voz del Tropico
National Civic Union
United States
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillos
Hector
Jose’ Ariz
Trujillo
Bogus Check Passer Cop Arraigned
Police say Barclay, a township officer, bought a $50 siren at Federal Laboratories with a worthless check and used the tool to impersonate an officer. Detectives link him to bad checks in Butler and Westmoreland counties with other alleged purchases including a state trooper hat and a gun. He was arrested Monday in North Versailles Township after a phony officer case surfaced.
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Federal Laboratories
Barclay
Butler
Westmoreland
Adenauer De Gaulle In Paris Talks
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in Paris for talks with President Charles de Gaulle on early negotiations with Russia on Berlin. De Gaulle remains cool to some American ideas despite Adenauer reporting on his Washington conversations with President Kennedy and the mission's uncertain prospects.
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Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Berlin
Adenauer
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Washington
UN Job in Congo Seen Easier With Clear Objectives
UN discussions in New York on Congo policy show a split over when force may be used. Security Council sets goals to protect territorial integrity, restore order, and push out mercenaries, while opinions differ on backing Katanga and Tshombe. UN Secretary General U Thant interprets resolutions to oppose secessionist and armed actions against Leopoldville government.
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T. Stewart Hamilton
U.N
Katanga
Brussels
Paul-Henri Spaak
U Thant
United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Congo
Council
France
Inow
Security Council
Crttis
General Assembly
Kaitanga
Moise Tshombe
Soviet Union
Leopoldville
Britain
United States
Dean Rusk
Dag Hanmarskjold
Fidel Castro Attacks Panama and Colombia in TV Address
In Havana Castro lashed at Panama and Colombia and urged severing diplomatic ties with Cuba. He also criticized Kennedy’s Venezuela trip, calling Betancourt a traitor and urging support for Cuba’s cause as he praised universal literacy achievements for Cuban students. Eleven Western Hemisphere nations have broken with Cuba.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Panama
Colombia
Kennedy
Venezuela
Itlig
U.S
Castro
U.S. State Department
Cuba
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
United States
National Guard divisions to depart as regular units replace them
About 36,000 personnel will return home with the second National Guard division’s release. The remaining 47,500 will be reshaped back to civilian life as regular Army units assume their roles.
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National Guard
GOP Reliefers Work Plan Continues As Projects Cut
The article notes 25,000 able-bodied relief recipients in March and reports on plans for reassigning labor across 291 projects. Tolien says relief eligibility hinges on willingness to work, while Toffen notes ongoing county review of Pinchot Park. work may not be available to all 65 immediately, and earning the relief grant ends the obligation to work.
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William B. Tolien
Public Assistance
York
Tollen
Kennedy In Return From Fla.
President Kennedy leaves Palm Beach for Washington after a few days of rest and work. He will meet with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Budget Director David E. Bell at the White House after landing at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Washington
Dean Rusk
David E. Bell
White House
Capital
Andrews Air Force Base
Rusk
Obituaries for Weaver and Lewis in Indiana County
WILLIAM ROBERT WEAVER SR of Marion Center RD 2 died December 6 1981 in St Vincent Hospital Erie born August 2 1880 in North Mahoning Twp Indiana Co survived by four sons three brothers and three sisters and 26 grandchildren services set for December 9 at Robison Lynie's Indiana with Rev J K Boston officiating and Marion Center Cemetery interment. MARGARET ROUSH LEWIS 86 of Smicksburg died December 9 1961 born May 12 1875 in Rossmayne Indiana Co married Joshua Lewis August 1 1899 survived by four sons two at home one in Newton Falls Ohio one in Aliquippa and seven grandchildren funeral arrangements by Donald S Bowser Funeral Home Plumville.
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William Robert Weaver
Mation Center
RD. 2
St.Vincent Hospital
Erie
North Mahoning Twp
Indiana Co
Algiers
Sara Jané Bush Weaver
Georgeville
Marion Center
Gertrude Armstrong Weaver
Thomas A
Lake City
Lester L
Cresson
John S
Robingon-Lynie’s
Indiana
Rev. J.K. Boston
Marion Center Cemetery
Margaret Roush Lewis
Smicksburg
Rossmayne
Indiana County
Andrew Roush
Joshua Lewis
Lewis
David
Newton Falls
Ohio
Lester
Raymond
Boyd
Aliquippa
Clark
Salem Lutheran Church
Donald S. Bowser
Plumville
Fifteen year old helps rescue at Hartford Hospital
A 15 year old aide William W Cumberland from Ridgewood New Jersey helped carry away the dead after a hospital fire on the ninth floor of Hartford Hospital. A 14 year old girl Diane Pape died in her room amid smoke and flames. Cumberland described near zero visibility, covering his face with a cloth and aiding in moving a charred kitchen worker's body to a morgue and possibly assisting with three or four victims. Diane was under observation for possible surgery. her uncle Maj Carroll E Shaw is a state policeman and deputy fire marshal.
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Carroll E. Shaw
U.N
New Identified
York Thant
Diane Papeforce
Stewart A. Sprague
Raisedjrun Union Miniere Co
Tanga
Hartford
Thomas Lee
Lee
Hambon
Unity
Unis
Ae the
Ospital
Hartford, Conn
Hartford Hospital
William W. Cumberland
Ridgewood
N.J
Diane Pape
Cumberland
Loomis School
Windsor
Diane
Maj
Two Youths Rescued From Sea Off Florida Coast
Kare nas City youths Arthur Wilhelm and James Horn were rescued by a Navy destroyer after drifting three days in the Gulf Stream since leaving Key West. They rented a 15-foot motorboat, misread channel markers, ran out of gas, but felt no serious effects and reached Key West.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf Stream
Key West
Arthur Wilhelm
James Horn
Wilhelm
Horn
Keys
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