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At the torent, a meeting is under consideration but no firm decision has been reached within a week. Kennedy faces deadlocked East West talks in Geneva and Laos talks at a 14 nation conference. Khrushchev hints at talks, with Washington weighing reactions from Britain and West Germany as Kennedy drafts Paris plans with de Gaulle. Political leaders urge caution while exploring a possible Kennedy Khrushchev summit.
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Torent
Fifa
Cauion
Washington
Palm Beach
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kennedy
Geneva
Khrushchev
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Moscow
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Oslo
Rusk
Laos
Andrei Gromyko
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Fulbright
Seek Accused Killers In Escape Killing
A manhunt is underway in Cambridge for Edgar W. Cook and Norman Porter after they killed Middlesex County jail warden David Robinson and escaped. Robinson, 53, served nearly a decade as warden and had allowed deputies Mothers Day off. Cook, to be tried today for the murder of Patrolman Lawrence W. Gorman, 35, shot during a break-in. Authorities describe the pair as armed and dangerous and orders to shoot to kill if necessary. Roger Robinson, an FBI agent, is a brother of the slain warden.
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Cambridge
Mass
Middlesex County
Edgar W. Cook
Brookline
Norman Porter
Woburn
David
Robinson
Roger Robinson
FBI
New York
Cook
Middlesex County Superior Court
Lawrence W. Gorman
Punxsytawney School Contract Bid Seen
The Public School Building Authority announced Hollidayble Lake Pool Co of Hollidaysburg submitted an unofficial low bid of 35444 for grading and seeding for Punxsytawney Area Job School in Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsy
Harrisburg
Public School Building Authority
Holliday Ble Lake Pool Co
Hollidaysburg
Punxsytawney Area
Jefferson County
Johnson rests in Hong Kong during Asia tour stop
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson arrives in Hong Kong for a 24 hour rest from his Asian tour praising the colony as a show window of freedom. He and Lady Bird are greeted by Governor Sir Robert Black and plan a harbor boat ride before continuing to Bangkok.
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Roy Elsoyan
Hong Kong
Lyndon B. Johnson
Asia
Formosa
Johnson
Red China
Robert Black
Lady Bird
Far East
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Philippines
United States
Southeast Asia
China
Thailand
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Chiang
Peiping
Red
Quter Mongolia
United Nations
Outer Mongolia
U.N
Security Council
Bankok
World Pays Tribute To Gary Cooper
Leaders and publics across the world praised Gary Cooper after his death, calling him an all American hero. The Cannes festival and major papers echoed mourning as his funeral plans were released and prominent figures prepared to honor him at Holy Cross Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
Gary Cooper
Tokyo Chombun
Washington Post
Cooper
London Times
France
Paris
The
Humanite
America
Rome
L'Unita
Borba
Rex Kennamer
Veronica
Maria
Holmby Hills
Msgr
Daniel Sullivan
Alice Cooper
Kennamer
Ernest Hemingway
Henry Ford Ll
Bing Crosby
John Wayne
Burt Lancaster
Peter Lawford
Walter Brennan
Dick Powell
Kirk Douglas
William Wyler
Danny Kaye
Samuel Goldwyn
Billy Wilder
Tony Curtis
Fred Zinneman
Arthur
Holy Cross Cemetery
Special US Medal For Bob Hope and a river crash in Australia
The text notes a possible special US medal for Bob Hope and recalls a crash landing in a river in Australia. It covers Hope's birthplace in Eltham England, emigration to Cleveland Ohio, and a career spanning radio television film stage and vaudeville. It mentions his World War II Living Hall of Fame status and the large number of English language daily newspapers in the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Hope
Leslie Townes Hope
Eltham
England
Cleveland
Ohio
Packy East
Hamlet
Ham
Smithsonian Institution
Losses In Bowling Arena Fire High Losses In Bowling
McKeesport fire destroyed the Bowl-A-Drome a 10 lane alley early Sunday. Damage estimated at 100000. The building was unoccupied when the blaze spread to the roof and firemen fought flames about an hour. Three firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation. The cause was not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
James McDermott
McDermott
Kennedy ends five day Florida holiday at seashore
President Kennedy wraps up a five day Florida holiday and sails for Washington after extending his sun and golf break. He forecasts Fidel Castro’s regime will fall and plans trips and conferences, possibly meeting Soviet Premier Khrushchev, with a three day Ottawa stop ahead.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Palm Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
South
Hrushchev
White House
Ottawa
Miami
Parka
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Edwards Roman Catholic Church
Jeremiah P. O'Mahoney
Burgess Tax Job Tops In Interest Here
In White Township several nominating contests unfold with Republicans and Democrats naming candidates for tax collector supervisor and justice posts. Contests include nominees for school board and school director, with fields featuring Burgess Hawxhurst Brown Campbell and Stadtmiller Lebra among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Earl J. Pifer
Richard J. Price
Educational TV Need In Pa Pushed
A Pennsylvania committee urged state funding of 520000 for a statewide educational television network if federal aid falls short. Harrisburg would be the hub with Pittsburgh, Philadelphia stations and a new Penn State facility. Proposed grants cover 190000 each for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, 150000 for Harrisburg, and 180000 for Penn State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
Reluctant US Okays Laos Talks and Observers
British sources describe Laotian delegates as observers rather than full government reps though the U.S. position remains that the royal government of Premier Boun Oum is Laos’s sole government. Delegates face a Geneva conference focused on arms control and neutrality supervision amid stalled talks in Laos over a coalition government and cease-fire disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Boun Oum
Laos
Willling
Khrushchev
Geneva
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Sovviet Union
Red China
Rusk
Gromyko
Lord Home
Ban Na
Mone
Vientiane
Pa-dong
Xieng Khau- |Ang
Pennsylvania editors visit Washington for insight into Congress
In Washington Rep. Hetman Schneshell, R Pa, says five Pennsylvania newspaper editors who visited the capital from Monday to Wednesday gained an eye opening view of how Congress operates and the problems lawmakers face. Editors Quenton Beague Williamsport Sun Gazette David Geesy Williamsport Grit David Turner Towanda Daily Review Harold Yingling Sayre Evening Times Chester Batley Mansfield Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Hetman
Schneshell
R-Pa
Pennsylvania
Schneebell
Quenton Beague
Williamsport Sun-Gazette
David Geesy
Williamsport Grit
David Turner
Towanda Daily Review
Harold Yingling
Sayre Evening Times
Chester Batley
Mansfield Advertiser
Eight Die In Keystone Accidents
Eight people died in Pennsylvania accidents over the weekend. Five were in traffic crashes, one in a fire, and two drowned. Victims included Bertha May Lyster of Linglestown, Hallen S. Haines of Cherry Tree, Eva Yeager of Hastings, Rita Steubig of Philadelphia, Robert Balough of Stowe, Melvin Wolfe of Auburn, Maryann Nicholson of Tamaqua, and Steven Hofnagle of Ridley Park Plus details of their incidents and locations.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Bertha May
Lyster
Linglestown
R. D
Here
Indiana
Hallen S. Haines
Cherry Tree
Haines
Altoona
Eva Yeager
Hastings
Route 36
Philadelphia
Rita Steubig
Pittsburgh
Robert Balough
Stowe
Ohio River
Hamburg
Melvin Wolfe
Auburn
Wolfe
Tamaqua
Maryann Nicholson
Jerome J. Satoris
Ridley Park
Steven Hofnagle
Darby Creek
Resume Air Search For Aide Youth Aide Missing Plane
Beaver Falls AP reports Civil Air Patrol with hundreds of volunteers resumed search for missing plane carrying a Beaver County commissioner and a college student. CAP spokesmen said the heaviest search planes worked Bald Eagle Mountain area near Lock Haven.
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Beaver Falls
Civil Air Patrol
Beaver County
CAP
Bald Eagle Mountain
Lock Haven
Rescued From Snow Swept Canyon In Colorado
In Fort Collins two men and a 5 year old boy were rescued after a snow storm stranded motorists in a northern Colorado canyon. A missing Cessna 172 piloted by Gordon Camp, Beaver County commissioner, with John Licker and another student, vanished Friday while en route from Beaver County to Harrisburg. CAP planes and ground teams searched through poor visibility between Beaver Falls and Harrisburg as crews pursued reports of the stranded aircraft and sightings near Somerset and Lock Haven.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado Canyon
Rocky Mountain
Allegheny Airlines
Williams
Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
Harrisburg
Beaver County
Gordon Camp
Camp
CAP
Somerset County
Norman F. Walker
City
Windber
Somerset
Lock Haven
Altoona
Obituaries from a small town press May 1961
Multiple obituaries list Rose Cannizzaro of Elfhurst Long Island and Annie Mae George Little of Niagara Falls among others. Eamen Selash of Josephine Pa, Ellsworth E Dorn of Marchand, John Kenneth Mewherter of Bradenville and families noted. Funeral details, dates and hosting homes provided, with interment plans and church affiliations.
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Rose Cannizzaro
Anthony Cahnizzard
Elfiehurst
Long Island
New York
I Robinson-Lytle’s
Annie Mae George Little
Harve Little
St. Mary’s Hospital
Niagara Falls
Plumsville
Donald
Bowser
Plumville
Funeral Home
J. K. Boston
Presbyterian
Smicksburg
Ellsworth E. Corn
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
North Mahoning Township
March
William
Eva Rader Dorn
Marchand
Belle McGee
Crawford Funeral Home
Mason Center
N. A. Pearce
Marchand Cemetery
John Kenneth Mewherter
Bradenville
Veterans Hospital
Pittsburgh
Josephine
Goldie Benntt
James F
Rita Reffner
John Kenneth Jr
Linda Lou
Mary Rita
Edward Eric
Janus
Thomas
Erie
Leslie
Lakewood
New Jersey
Margaret Weir
Homer City
Betty Bays
Cincinnati
Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Derry
American Legion of Ligonier
Fisher Funeral Home
Warren L. Lonas
Bradenville U. B
Hillside Pa
Cheyenne Snow Emergency Reaches Weekend Peak
A weekend storm isolated Cheyenne Wyoming with six foot snowdrifts and power outages. About 1,400 cars were stalled around Cheyenne and nearby towns while work crews and rising temperatures restored routes. Two Fort Collins men and a California youth were rescued after being stranded six miles west of Cheyenne when their truck slid on an icy road. The trio survived on peanut butter and oatmeal as a snowstorm trapped them for days until air and ground teams located them.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jaramie
Wyn
Fort Collins
David Pettus
Colorado State University
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Freedom Riders
Anniston
Ala
James Stewart
Jack Benny
Henry Hathaway
William Goetz
Jerry Wald
Charles Feldman
Bob Hope
Bowling Arena
Gazette
Eichmann
Michael A. Musmanno
Supreme Court
Adolf Eichmnn
Jerusalem
Hermann Goering
Tga
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Europe
New Zealand
Burma
Washington DC
Keystone
Eamen Selash
Hallow Funeral Home
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