Outer seven plan clashes with Castro policy moves
The article describes a proposal among seven foreign ministers to address Cuban subversion within the OAS framework, noting Brazil and others argue Cuba remains in the American family. It reports Havana’s delegates dismiss the idea of shelving Castro and highlights regional violence in Caracas, Montevideo, Maracaibo, and La Paz amid pro and anti Castro protests and a general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Brazil
Havana
OAS
Alliance For Progress
Castro
United States
OAS Defense Committee
U.S
Atlantic
Monte Fvideo
Venezuela
Cairacag
Defense
Jose Antonio Briceno Linares
Caracas
Education Ministry
Romulo Betencourt
Maracaibo
Billy Graham
State Legislative Hall
Graham
la Paz
Bolivia
No Labor Federation
Three Pennsylvanian Seats Trimmed in Reapportionment
A Friday special session called by Governor Lawrence to focus on fiscal matters approves a reapportionment plan reducing Pennsylvania’s congressional seats from 33 to 30 based on the 1960 census. Philadelphia loses one seat as districts are redrawn to favor Republicans in a cross-party vote, with debates centering on compactness and party advantage amid regional realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Pennsylvana
Austin M. Ler
Philadelphia
Quaker City
William J. Green
Congress
Lee
Democratic Organization of
Joshua Eilberg
D-Phila
Voice
Wilbur ‘Hamilton
Richard L. Adams
Schuylkill
Northumberland
Berks
Adams
Juniata
Perry
Dauphin
Lebanon
House
Pennsylvania
Breakthrough of 28 East Germans to West Berlin Reported
An informed source says at least 28 people from Communist territory fled to West Berlin on Tuesday night, including about half women and three children. Details were withheld and officials would not confirm. Refugee flows had previously reached thousands daily before the wall was built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
CARE milk powder blamed for student deaths in India
In Madras a government report says three schoolchildren died after eating meals made with CARE milk powder. Forty children fell ill on Jan 19 in Tirunelveli District. Authorities ordered schools statewide to stop using the powder pending tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
India
Tirunelveli
Nixon praises nonpartisan groups in Inglewood speech
Richard Nixon, then a Republican gubernatorial candidate, told the Inglewood Chamber of Commerce banquet that individual effort through voluntary organizations will drive the great differential in the struggle against communism. He described churches, press, philanthropies, and unions as nonpavement institutions aiding economic security and moral response in modern society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
API
Richard V. Nixon
View
Ingtlewood Chamber of
Nixon
French Tricolor Flown in Algiers as Opponents Rally
In Algiers European districts display the French flag in a mass protest against Algerian independence. The European Secret Army Organization ordered a 10 minute general strike and urged lights off for 10 minutes to paralyze the city. Police and troops were on duty as Moslem quarters remained bare, and crowds shouted at President de Gaulle while wreaths for seven Europeans who died in a 196? clash were removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Secret Army Organization
Secret Army
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Joy President Foresees Coal Mining Gear Cutting Costs
William L Wearly of Joy Manufacturing Co told stockholders in Pittsburgh that new automatic coal mining machinery planned or in production could cut mining costs. He cited potential drop from 2.94 to 1.63 per ton by 1970 in highly mechanized mines and forecast a rise in coal output to about 420 million tons this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William L. Wearly
Joy Manufacturing Co
Wearly
Censoring of Trudeau Speeches Discussed by Senate Panel
Sen Thurmond cited ten cases where anti Communist statements were struck from speeches by the Defense Department. McNamara said all ten were cut from Trudeau texts. Trudeau gave 34 speeches in the year. Lomnitzer will testify next. Eisenhower urged reconsidering top official censorship before utterance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudeau
Defense’ Department
Sham Thurmond
D-S.c
Senate Armed Services
Thurmond
Robert
McNamara
Ivy
Lyman J. Lomnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dwight D. Eisenhhower
Akervoord
Willian
Eisenhower
Recover Boy Body in Colorado
In Twin Lakes Colorado the body of a seven year old boy identified as Mike Adamich was recovered near Mount Elbert after a massive snowslide. He was the seventh victim of Sunday's avalanche that swept down the 14 341 foot peak and destroyed the boys home. Parents William and Mrs Adamich were rescued from the rubble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes
Calo
Colorado
Mike Adamich
Billy
Mount Elbert
William Adamich
Debate Over Censorship of Military Speeches
Senator Stennis weighed views on military speech censorship amid a probe into the Troop Information Program. Retired Adm. Burke warned against excessive censorship while Thurland described the practice as mauling the effort to inform troops and the public about communism. McNamara defended the edits as aligning with national policy and urging responsible spokesman commentary. Lovett and Burke were cited as urging censoring by men of judgment. A military aide and others figure in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Aittary
Stennis
Burke
Robert A. Lovett
Secretary of Defense
Racketeers in Market Underworld Tied to Stock Schemes
Justice Department officials say racketeers are infiltrating markets with ties to real estate vending machines hotels and other businesses. Kennedy notes increased activity in stock field over recent years while denying Moscow stopover details. He discusses plans to prosecute Communist party members under the Internal Identity Act and considers literacy tests and poll tax reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
Department
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Japan
Indonesia
Iran
Germany
Netherlands
Moscow
Communist Party of the United States
Kenney
Congress
Obituary notices span Blairsville and Indiana area deaths
Obituaries detail multiple deaths including A B Watson 98 Blairsville born 1893 former chief of police. John Kovach 75 Creekside. Mathias M Kmetz 52 Greensburg RD 1. Lawrence L Lockard 76 Commodore. Violet Gertrude Kinter Indiana. Alonzo Henry 59 New Kensington. John Marinio Yerep Saltsburg. Maxine Dailey Lias Rural Valley. Strang Taylor Hoover Templeton. Anna Mary Laney Indiana. William Arbuckle Rural Valley. Joseph Ripper Arcadia Barnesboro. Surviving family lists, funeral homes, and service dates through January 25 1962.
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John Kovach
Creekside
Indiana Hospital
Hungary
Aaron
Bertha (Kish) Kovach
Ernest
United Mine Workers of America
St. Jude Thaddeus Greek Catholic Church
Martha
Bertha Mizerak
John
Cleveland
Joseph
Martha Lezanic
Sara Morris
Santa Fe
N.M
Mary Kuzmovich
Indiana
Bertha Yager
Bell Funeral Home
George Laskey
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Mathias M. Kmetz
Greensburg RD
Braddock General Hospital
Elizabeth Puskar Kmetz
Jane Matsko
Joseph of
Sharon
Antionette Nalevanko
Greensburg
Cecelia Bulebosh
Pleasant Unity
United
Mary Bernard
Farrell
Peter
Acme
Strang Taylor Hoover
Templeton
R.D
Armstrong County
Boggs
W. Sherman
Carolline Helfelfinger Hoover
Florence Floyd
Blairsville
Hoover
Mt. Zion United Presbyterian Church
U.S. Army Medical Corps
Templeton RD
Hoover Milk Company
South Bethlehem
Robert
Kenneth Hoover
Templeton R. D
Nancy Floyd
C. C Hoover
New Bethlehem
R. D. Hoover
Kittanning
Dolly) Thomas George
Mayport
Mt. Zion
Elvin Sharp
First Presbyterian Church
Ford City
Mt. Zinn U.P
Frank C. Ely
Dayton
Anna Mary Laney
Oakland Avenue
Milton
Belle
Shields Laney
Miss Laney
Graystone U.P. Church
King's Daughters
Women’s Christian Fellowship
Golden Age Club
Harry Laney
St. Petersburg
Fla
Four Rivers
Charles
Annabelle) Lydie
Huron
Ohio
William
Phyllis) Brown
Robert (Mavivany McGaughan
Shirlex Laney
Maywood
Calif
Williamy Mo
Rul Insem
Lyde’s
William Arbuckle
Rutat
Valley
Margaret Hacckenberry Arbuckle
Kittanning Hospital
Coal Glen
Andrew
Elizabeth Borland Arbuckle
R and P Coal Company
Rural Valley Presbyterian Church
New Kensington
Yatesboro
Mary Ross
du Bois
Jean Ewing
Elizabeth Ross
Roy W. Carson
Charles W. Holsinger
Rural Valley Cemetery
Joseph Ripper
Cambria County
Ebensburg
Arcadia
Barnesboro
Elizabeth Gladish Ripper
Mary) Nemergut
Michael
Sue)Dunkirk
Detroit
Mich
David Gladish
John Gladish
Thomas Rogers
St. Michael's Cemetery
Glen
Glenn Shot Now Slated On Saturday
Report notes space veteran Virgil Grissom endured fatigue after last July flight and urges extended rest and isolated recovery post Glenn's splashdown. Doctor Douglas cites Grissom’s 171 pulse and 42 breaths per minute during ascent, contrasting with Alan Shepard’s longer postflight rest and Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissom
Douglas
Grand Turk Island
Dominican Republic
Bermuda
Glenn
Grand Baehama Island
Shepard
Grand Bahama
Washington
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Massacre Scene Reaches Congo Katanga Town Kane fala
In Kane fala Congo North Katanga, 19 white Roman Catholic priests were killed New Year’s Day as Congolese troops and UN officials arrive. Gen Victor Lundula travels with Red Arms reps to assess the situation after reports of troop movements and a rumored mission overrun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville
Ihan
Byde Vieow
Konenlg
Ro. Sala
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Paget
Pineda
Spain
Mediterranean
Barcelona
Madrid
Joy
Boy
Alexander B. Watson
Morrow Street
Blandburg
Alex
Elizabeth Clark Watson
Calvin United Presbyterian Church of
Williamson Lodge
F and AM
Saltsburg
Coudersport
Hazel B. Waston
Lawrence L. Lockard
Commodore
Cockport
Miles
Rebecca Henry Lockard
Cookport
Bertha Long
Harry McCombs
Loue Ha
Irene Brothers
Bence & Bence
Clymer
Clayton Straw
Clair Clawson
Cockport Methodist Cemetery
Violet Gertrude Kinter
Flick State Hospital
Cresson
Rayne Township
Indiana County
Austin and
Anna Walker Kinter
Rayne
Armstrong
Miss Kinter
Claude H. Pelted
McKeesport
Twila Mauk
Robinson - Lytle’s
Alonzo F. Henry
Tech. Street Road
Citizens General Hospital
Mr. Henry
Dorothy Elizabeth Henry
J. Charlies
Sandy
Henry
Homer City
Alonzo, Jr
Greenwood Memorial Park
John Marinio Yerep
Salisburg
Seanor
Iselin
Meri Zuanella Yerep
Anthony Yerep
Elders Ridge
Iselin Holy Crane
Holy Name Society
Troop 32
Knights of Columbus
Vanderprift
Seanor Coal Company
Ann Ruth Cup Yerep
Stanley
Anthony
Darlene
Stanley Andrulartis
Chicago
Enrico D’angelo
Harold T. Robison
Iselin Holy Cross
Father Francis Pirulti
Maxine Dailey Lias
Clair Latellias
Charles A. Dailey
Clara Helm Dailey
Irwin Presbyterian Church
Clair Latell Lias
East Brady Road
George Brown
Adrian
Louise Woodring
Astronauta
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
Congo
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