Driving Habit Triggered Bail and License Suspension
Robert G. McCue, 20, appeared in Mycena traffic court and posted 2350 dollars bail on motor vehicle charges. The judge suspended his license until disposition. After paying bail and leaving, he started driving again and was stopped. A court officer escorted him back on a charge of driving with a suspended license, and the judge added 500 dollars to the bail. He posted the extra amount and left by bus.
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Mineola
N.Y
Robert G. McCue
McCue
Avalanche Devastates Ramahica Peru Killing Fears
AP reports a massive snow and water avalanche from Mt Huascaran roared into Ramahica and nearby ranches in northwestern Peru. Authorities fear 3,000 to 4,000 missing or dead as communication lines collapse and the village, population about 3,000, faces total destruction.
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Lima
Peru
Ramahica
Mt. Huascaran
Santa River
Five Die In Air Guard C47 Crash Near Pittsburgh
A Pennsylvania Air National Guard twin engine C47 crashed on a farm fifteen miles south of Pittsburgh during a routine training flight killing all five crew members. Captain Charles M. Griffith reported a rough engine and loss of oil pressure, attempting to reach Allegheny County Airport before the craft plowed into trees and exploded. Co-pilot Maj Ivan Allen Maj Frank Connelly Maj Leroy Smith and Lt. David Sloan were identified among the victims.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Greater
Charles M. Griffith
Brownsville
Allegheny County
Air National Guard
Ivan Allen
Mt. Lebanon
Frank Connelly
Penn Hills
Leroy Smith
Coraopolis
David Sloan
Brownsville - Bmi
Weather warms with milder forecast ahead
The forecast predicts warmer days with skies clear and temperatures rising. Tonight will be not as cold with a low around 4 above zero, while Friday is expected to reach a high near 20. Yesterday's official high was 3 above zero at 3 80 p.m. and the overnight low 4 below at 6 a.m. today.
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Mercury
Ohio
Cincinnati
Circleville
Numbing Cold Grips Most U S With Severe Losses
Winter's bitter siege of cold grips the eastern two thirds of the nation causing widespread suffering. The Associated Press reports more than 100 storm related deaths across 24 states, with 59 from overexertion, 14 from exposure, and 31 from traffic accidents. Ohio records subzero readings, Cincinnati and Circleville at minus 8, while Cleveland posts a plus 2 as the cold eases slightly.
Boy acquitted in manslaughter linked to window peep incident
In Batavia Ohio four year old Lyle Brewer was acquitted of manslaughter in the shooting death of neighbor Edward Kaminski. Brewer testified that Kaminski was peeping into his bedroom window on September 11 and he fired in response.
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Batavia, Ohio
Lyle Brewer
Edward Kaminski
Brewer
Kaminski
New York Central Main Line Derby Crash Delays Trains
An east bound New York Central passenger car derailed and struck a westbound mail and express car near Erie Pennsylvania late Wednesday night. No injuries were reported and cause remains undetermined as authorities investigate the incident.
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Erie
Congo Set To Discuss Gizenga By One GROSE
Congo Parliament prepared to debate Antoine Gizenga's refusal to return to Leopoldville to answer charges of secession. Gizenga defied the demand to quit Stanleyville headquarters, with observers forecasting a censure motion that could lead to his dismissal and possible arrest if he remained in Stanleyville.
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Congo
Grose
Leopoldville, the Congo
Antoine Gizena
Boldville
Gizenga
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
Lopoldville
Patrice Lumumba
Premer Cyrille Adoula
Adoula
Katanga
Kennedy Proposes Freer Trade and Domestic Reform
President Kennedy urged bold, free trade within a united West and a robust domestic program to counter Soviet pressure. He outlined a six part plan including tax cuts, public works funding, Social Security medicare for the elderly, education expansion, immunization campaigns, and college scholarships while pressing Congress to foster a peaceful, independent world.
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Kennedy
United States
West Berlin
U.S
Neces
Congress
Chuckle Time Highlights a Man’s Timely Humor
A lighthearted note from Chuckle Time spotlights a man who delivers a timely flare of humor. The piece underscores his knack for seizing moments and sharing laughs, framing him as a reliable source of cheerful relief in daily life.
Miners Trapped in Illinois Coal Mine Found Dead
CARTERVILLE Illinois AP William Orlandi director of the Illinois Mines and Mineral Department says six miners trapped 168 feet below the surface in a Blue Blaze Coal Co mine were found dead early today. Rescue teams located the bodies after hours of searching in a murky smoke filled shaft. The blast occurred shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday night two hours after entry. No dynamite or explosives were used. The mine opened about six months ago.
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Carterville
William Orlandi
Illinois Mines and Mineral Department
Orlandi
St. Louis
Blue Blaze Coal Co
Mmine
Claude Jentry
Mother Is Suspect In 3 Deaths
Police report a suburban Oregon trailer home tragedy where Mrs Ella Mae Blasingim 35 killed her three children Willis 14 Wanda 11 and Marlene 9 then died by self inflicted gunshot The 22 caliber pistol was found between the mother’s legs and the husband John Blasingim Jr could not explain its origin. no motive was found.
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Oregon
Clarence Huse
Ella Mae Blasingim
Willis
Wanda
Marlene
Khrushchev Crisis Sparks Sino Soviet Rift Parley Hint
Yugoslav press cites a rumor that Red China circulated a letter calling for a new conference of 81 party leaders to challenge Khrushchev and demand more Soviet economic aid and nuclear access. Peiping seeks quicker export of revolution and asserts Moscow oversteps binding authority. The clash centers on leadership, resource allocation, and strategy.
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Red China
Soviet Union
Moscow
Peiping
Ussr
Zagreb
Vjesnik
Albania
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Communist
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Marietta
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Findlay
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Peeper
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