Khrushchev's Daughter Dines With Kennedys at White House
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's daughter and son in law Alexei Adzhubei editor of Lavestia join President Kennedy for a White House luncheon. Adzhubei says Molotov case is not significant in the Soviet Union and no antiparty revival. Talks between U S and Soviet officials focus on expanding cultural exchanges and small steps toward better relations.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Kennedy
White House
Alexei Adghubei
Lavestia
Cape Cod
Adzhubei
V. M. Molotov
Iminsmenn
Molotov
Soviet Union
Vienna
Robert F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Tevestia
Paris
Mikhail Kharlamov
New York
United States
I White House
Red China
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Abzhubei
Moscow
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tass
Bloom Said Considering Open Primary In Pennsylvania
Bloom weighs open primary as Pennsylvania manufacturers' group backs him. Van Zandt leads Woodside’s hopefuls, with other candidates including Wetherill Alessandroni Stewart McSparran Wade Scott Shafer and Scranton floated though not running.
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Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Woodside
U.S
James FE. van Zandt
Altoona
van Zandt
Elkins Wetherill
Montgomery County
Walter E. Alessandroni
Philadelphia
John Stewart Jr
J. Collins MceSparran
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Grange
George N. Wade
Camp Hill
Cumberland County
William Z. Scott
Lansford
Raymond P. Shafer
Meadville
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Bloom
U.S. Senate
Ninth daughter born in Tecumseh couple notes joy
Tecumseh Michigan AP report states Mary Joy Shrader gave birth to her ninth daughter today. She quips about keeping the family growing with humor while the father David was not available for comment.
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Tecumseh, Mich
Mary Joy Shrader
Tonday
David
Crash Kills School Head and Four Others Near Placerville
In California a car crash killed Brother Albert 42 former principal and college president, Brother Cornelius 74 emeritus art professor, Brother Jutus 72 retired Spanish professor, and Brother Julian Th educator and psychologist, with another professor Robert 47 treated and released. The group had been visiting Heavenly Valley area and were driving along US 50 east of Placerville when their vehicle plunged off a curve into a river embankment.
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St. Mary's College
Moraga
Calif
Albert
Placerville
Brother
St. Mary's High School
Berkeley
Cornelius
Brother Jutus
Julian
St. Mary's
Robert
Marshall Hospital
Heavenly Valley
St Maury
Broiser Albert
Here
American River
Bank President and Cashier Arrested Over Shortages
Exeter Pa FBI arrested August J vippi 59 a former bank president and district UMWA leader and cashier George J Daileda 55 on charges of understating bank accounts by 397984. Daileda faced hearings in Pittston and Washington while Lippi faced a Federal Reserve Act violation charge and possible hearings in Washington. The bank has a long history dating to 1827 and lippi previously led the bank since 1927 before stepping down last month.
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Exeter
August J. Vippi
First National Bank of
Lippi
District 1
United Mine Workers of America
FBI
Washington
Federal Reserve Act
U.S
Bernard J. Brown
Middle District of
Pennsylvania
Daileda
Frodhose
Dai‘leda
Bank
Frolibase
Frohbose
Atty
Arthur Dalessandro
Ettore
Scranton
Wilmington
Del
Knox Coal Co
Port Griffith
Indict Two In St Kenny Kickbacks
A federal grand jury indicted two former employees of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation and four Chicago direct mail executives, alleging nearly 360000 in kickbacks from contributions. Marvin L. Kline and Fred Fadell of Minneapolis are named defendants along with the others in the mail fraud case.
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Washington
Sister
Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Minneapolis
Mina
Chicago
Foundation
Kennedy
Marvin L. Kline
The
Fred Fadell
Two Boys Buried Side by Side After Mine Tragedy
CLEARFIELD Pa AP Larry Husted 10 and Wesley Lowe 18 died together in an abandoned mine at Morgan Run. They will be buried side by side in a private funeral at Raymond Hayes Funeral Home Hollydale and Baughoian Cemetery Sanburn Clearfield County after rescue attempts.
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Clearfield
Pao
Larry Husted
Wesley Lowe
Morgan Run
Urmite
Raymond Hayes
Hollydale
Sanburn
Clearfield County
Joy Mann Co Posts Half Decline In Income
Joy Mann Co reports net income for the month ended December 31 1961 at 47 021 down nearly half from 1 130 042 for the same period in 1960 in Pittsburgh AP dispatch.
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Pittsburgh
Joy Mann . Co
Blood Test For Jessel Ordered In Paternity Suit
Los Angeles AP George Jessel must take a blood test in a paternity case filed by actress Joan Tyler. Tyler alleges Jessel is the father of her daughter Charles Carla born December 27. Jessel must appear February 20 to show why he should not be tested with mother and child.
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Los Angeles
George Jessel
Joan Tyler
Miss Tyler
Jessel
Charles Carla
Forestry Unit Backs Park Plans In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP Gov Lawrence drives Project 70 to expand outdoor recreation statewide. Pennsylvania Forestry Association, with about 1000 members, votes unanimously to back the plan urging wise resource use and a more livable state. Financing comes from a stimulus bond issue.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Eas Rearh
Truman says Rockefeller divorce unlikely to hurt re election
Former President Truman said he does not believe a divorce by Republican Gov Nelson Rockefeller would affect his chances of re election as governor. He added that the impact on his presidential nomination is unknown.
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Woodside
Scranton
Idasphn Clark
Philadelphia
Clark
Weber- MN Alessandron
Susvart
Wade
Alessandrani
Hugh Sturt
Rem York
Harry
Truman
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Weather Clouds Hover Over Glenn Launch
Cape Canaveral faces a potential delay as two weather zones loom for John Glenn's planed Thursday flight. Mostly cloudy conditions near the Cape and rough Atlantic seas east of Bermuda threaten safe recovery after a single orbit, with officials tracking systems and keeping countdown moving.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Project Mercury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
Bermuda
Glenn
NASA
Cape
mid-Atlantic
Lhe
Pacific
Pik Glenn
Rocket
Briton Rescues Missionaries in Congo Amid Chaos
Lawson, a British volunteer, recounts guiding and evacuating missionaries and priests from north Katanga as Congolese soldiers, Katanga gendarmerie, and hostile villagers attacked. He details perilous airfield jumps, a chaotic village mob, and the evacuation of clergy while noting law and order was absent in the region. He saves twenty two white men were slain in a New Year massacre.
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Lawson
Katanga
Kongolo
U.N
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Royal
Antoine Gizenga
Katanga i
Stanleyville
Kivu
Army
Kongalo
London
Gordon
Livingstone
The
Daily Express
JFK Urges Purchase of UN Bonds
President Kennedy asked Congress for 100 million dollars to buy United Nations bonds to aid the Congo financial crisis. He said failure would benefit the Soviet Union. Mannsfield urged hearings before a vote. McCormack expected Congress to act affirmatively.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United Nations
U.S
Soviet Union
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Pa Auctioneers Exams Slated in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG AP The first series of examinations for auctioneers will be held April 14 under a new licensing act passed by the 1961 legislature. Applicants must be licensed by the Department of State. Annual fees are 25 dollars for experienced auctioneers and 10 dollars for apprentices with less than two years of experience. Quarterly exams are set for all new license applicants on the second Saturday of January April July and October.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of State
Efforts to End Cuba Split at Inter American Meeting
A Brazilian led bloc pressed for excluding Cuba from Inter American bodies while a hardline Guatemala and Colombia urged swift, decisive action. The issue risks delaying a final declaration on Cuba’s status as a Soviet bloc ally and postponing the ministers meeting beyond Monday. Cuban delegation intends to delay further, with Osvaldo Corti cosponsoring each resolution aspect.
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OAS
Cuba
United States
Francisco San Thiago Dantas
Brazil
Guatemala
Colombia
Osvaldo Corticos
Cabinet reorganization faces delay as Dirksen proposes bipartisan study
Dirksen announced a counterresolution to form a bipartisan commission to study the functions and programs of the proposed cabinet department. He warned the Kennedy plan could invite demands from other groups like veterans for Cabinet representation. Builders group opposes the plan, arguing it neglects housing needs and risks elevating housing agencies within a new department.
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Dirksen
Rules Committee
White House
Organized Home Builders
National Association of Home Builders
Chicago
Association
Leonard L. Frank
Washington
Weaver
Arthur P. Wilcos
National Association of Real Estate Boards
The
Realtors’ Weekly Bulletin
Obituary notices for Elizabeth Bainaird and relatives
Obituary notices record Elizabeth Bainaird 76 of Aultman Pa died January 27 1962 with survivors including son John Bain Indiana Pa daughters Agnes Smith Philadelphia and Mary Houck Pomona Calif siblings William and Dempster Johnston plus eight grandchildren. Also listed are Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick died January 27 1962 Newport R I with son Allen Kirkpatrick III daughter Elizabeth Gray and seven grandchildren. Further notices include Rachel Cunningham Blairsville 1875 1962. Clyde Bowers 55 of Indiana Co died January 29 1962 with details of survivors and services. multiple services and interments planned at Robinson Lytle's Blairsville Coral Lutheran and Oakland Cemeteries.
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Elizabeth Bainaird
Aultman
Robert
Mary) Houck
Pomona
California
John Johnston
Cambuslang
Scotland
Aird
Andrew Bain
Robert Aird
Philadelphia
William
Elizabeth) Kelly
Robinson-Lytle’s
Lee F
Oakland Cemetery
George T
Elizabeth McLanahan Hamilton
Indiana
Kirkpatrick
Calvary United Presbyterian Church
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Allen Kirkpatrick
Washington, D.C
Elizabeth
Charles Gray
Newport
R.L
Robinson - Lytle's
James Burnett Reid
Allegheny Cemetery
Pittsburgh
R. Clyde Bowers
Treckside R.D. 1
Indiana Hospital
Buffington Twp
Indiana Co
Peter James
Nancy Elizabeth Empfield Bowers
Harold
Black Lick
Charles H
Delray Beach
Fla
Goldie Longanecker
Creekside
Russell Zora Overdorff
Homer City RD
Robinson-Lyne's
J. K. Boston
Flu Strikes Kane Schools For Absentees
About 140 of 1,005 Kane high school pupils were absent today due to a flu like illness spreading for two weeks. Only five Kane High School team members could practice, postponing tonight's game with Curwensville. The illness also affected Ridgway public schools with roughly 300 of 2,000 absent.
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Kane, Pa
Kane
Kane Hiely School
Wam
Curwensville
Fllness
Ridgway
Ilk
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Kennedys
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APJ
St. Mary's College, Moraga
Catholic Institution
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Roosevelt
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Biloxi
Miss
Sally Polk
First National Bank
St. Kenny
Joy
Rockefelle
Congo
JFK
Gazette
Elizabeth Hamilton Kirk
Patrick
Allen Kirk
Patrick, Jr
R.I
Rachel Wallace Cunningham
S. Spring Street
Blairsville
Sia
Thomas Cass Cunningham
Camillus Rest Home
First Presbyterian Church of
Senday School
Jthe
Century Club
Charles Stanley Mitchell
Lee F. Schaefafer
Blairsville Cemeery
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