McNamara Narrowly Escapes Plane Collision at Orly
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and aides were unhurt after a USAF Boeing jet braked and reversed engines to avoid a TWA airliner at Orly Airport in fog. Four tires blew out and smoke issued from the landing gear before the jet halted. They were delayed four hours and then flew on to Saigon from Le Bourget.
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Paris
UPS
United States Air Force
Boeing
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Trans World Airlines
Orly
U.S
McNamara
USAF
Rome
Air Force
TWA
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
le Bourget
Student Says Crop Situation Troubles Reds
A agriculture student from the Air Force Institute of Technology reports that Communist leaders face internal discontent unless they bolster crop production. Richard Judy notes Russia and satellites and Red China face deep agricultural trouble and warns of possible political opposition if hunger grows. Judy cites three painful options: belt tightening, more imports, or radical production measures. He studied at Harvard and Moscow University and taught at Colorado and Antioch.
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New York
UPI
Richard Judy
Air Force Institute of Technology
Moscow University
Foreign Policy Association
FPA
Russia
China
Judy
Russian Research Center
Harvard University
Faculty of
Soviet Union
Europe
University of Colorado
Antioch College
Ohio
Air Force
Ex-Convict Detained Near Eisenhower Arrival at Station
Purcell Joshua Jones, 47, held by police in San Bernardino for carrying a pistol and 50 rounds at a railroad station shortly before the Eisenhowers train arrival. Jones, with a 23-year record of concealed weapon violations, claimed he was resting and unaware of the Eisenhowers' plans. Detectives questioned his explanations as newspapers tied to the visit were found in his possession.
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Purcell Joshua Jones
Eisenhower
Jones
Eisenhowers
Palm Desert
Neil Pyatt
Senate considers 3.3 billion foreign aid bill delay possible
Senate leaders sought to call up debate on the 3.3 billion foreign aid bill to hasten action before Friday adjournment. A single senator's objection could push the vote to Saturday, jeopardizing final House and Senate action. The Appropriations Committee approved the measure Tuesday, adding 500 million to the House version for the fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Ghana Students Protest in Red Square in Moscow
About 400 African students staged a Red Square protest in Moscow to demand answers after a Ghanaian student died under what they called mysterious circumstances. A Ghana Embassy spokesman confirmed the demonstration ongoing, noting it followed another incident in a Communist country last year.
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Moscow
UPI
Red Square
Ghana
Sofia
Bulgaria
Snow Blankets Pennsylvania Turning Driving Hazard
A winter storm moved into Pennsylvania dumping three to five inches in western counties, with light snow in Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Roads were snow covered and slippery as the state plows tackled the slick conditions. a burglary was solved via snow tracks in Pittsburgh.
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United Press International
Pennsylvania
West Penn Aaa
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Erie
Franklin and Oil
City
Beaver Falls
State Highways Department
Neshannock backs area tech school plan at meeting
Neshannock Township directors endorsed the proposed area technical vocational high school and backed full time operation. The plan by Irwin Stankard estimates 1000 part time students, with county state funding and a 1.3 million cost. A county directors convention on January 16 will decide full time status. The district also approved a $7,285 bid for a 66 passenger bus and discussed zoning and long range plans with no action.
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Mohawk
Neshannock
Palmer Motor Co
Butler Ave
Rentz
Lewis C. Dayton
Rusk Heads to London After Early NATO Conference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to London for talks with British leaders following a NATO conference that ended a day early amid disagreements within the alliance. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara departs for Saigon for a quick inspection of the U S aided war against Communist guerrillas.
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Paris
UPI
Dean Rusk
NATO
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Pulaski Ladies Election and Holiday Program
Inside today’s paper the Pulaski Ladies prepare for an election and holiday program with details and photos on Page 10. The issue notes a feature on the dead making way for progress with a story and photos on Page 38.
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Pulaski
Deaths in area announced for December 18 1963
A death notice lists Alfonso Scarazzo 66 of 216 Hazelcroft Ave Romeo Cassella 64 of 828 S Mill St Peter Presnar 79 of 409 Mt Pleasant St Russell S Black Jr five months Harbor Road RD 2 and Sarah Jane Brown 26 of 701 Rose Stop Road.
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Alfonso Scarazzo
Hazelcroft Ave
Romeo Cassella
S. Mill St
Peter Presnar
Mt. Pleasant St
Russell S. Black Jr
Harbor Road
Sarah Jane Brown
Rose Stop Road
Educators To Vote On Technical Vocational Plan In Lawrence County
Lawrence County plans a technical vocational high school costing about 1.3 million dollars. State aid would total around 678 679 dollars with about 622 421 dollars from eight districts. The plan envisions half day attendance with 1 192 students split between the new school and their home high schools. Construction is estimated at 850 000 dollars for 45 000 square feet across 20 shops and offices. A 32 year rent alternative would add 572 325 dollars. A special convention is set for January 16 at Mohawk Area High School to decide.
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Lawrence County
Irwin Stankard
Ellwood
Laurel
Mohawk
Neshannock
New Castle
Shenango
Union
Wilmington
Mohawk Area
Greater New Castle Association
Timken Vocational High
Canton
Ohio
Stankard
Weather Alert Western Pennsylvania Snow Storm Continues
Heavy snow warnings persist across western Pennsylvania as below freezing temperatures bring 4 inch plus accumulations along and west of the Alleghenies. Expect windy, cloudy conditions with snow flurries this afternoon and tonight with squalls in northern sections. Temperatures peak near 18 to 23, then drop to 2 to 8 above after thawing.
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Alleghenys
Alfonso Scarazzo Dies Aged 66 Area Businessman
Alfonso Scarazzo an area fuel dealer beverage distributor and longtime community leader died at 12 05 a m in New Castle Hospital after a brief illness. Born January 28 1898 in Trotoreta Italy he came to the United States in 1913 and started a coal business in 1920 later expanding into beverage distribution in 1933. He was active in St Vitus Church Holy Name Society New Castle Wolves Club and various Italian American and civic organizations. Surviving are his daughter Ann Audino and son Reno Marcotuli among five brothers.
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Alfonso Scarazzo
Hazelcroft Ave
New Castle Hospital
Trotoreta
Italy
Cesare and
Philomena Nepa Scarazzo
United States
Adele D'Angelo
St. Vitus Church
Holy Name Society of the Church
New Castle Wolves Club
Den 1
St. Vitus
Armando Diaz
West Pittsburg
Sons of Italy
Casa Savoia
Umberto Primo Society
Christopher Columbus Society
St. Marguerite M.B. Society
Duca Degli Abruzzi Club
New Castle Lodge
BPOE
FOE Lodge
Loom Lodge
New Castle
Rinescenza Lodge
Order of Italian Sons and Daughters
America
Unione Calabra Americana
St. Georgio
Rome
Mid-Atlantic League
Joseph
Ann) Audino
Reno
Cookie) Marcotuli
Elrick Scarazzo
Dominic Scarazzo
Patsy
Dockworker Receives Chimpanzee Kidney Transplants
Jefferson Davis a 44 year old New Orleans dockworker is to return home after receiving kidneys from a chimpanzee six weeks ago, the second ever such transplant. Doctors say rejection appears overcome though long term function is unknown. Davis reports feeling well and healthier than in years.
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J. J. Vadacovich
New Orleans
UPI
Jefferson Davis
Keith Reemtsma
Davis
Tulane
Reemtsma
Johnson signs $1.5 billion vocational education bill
President Johnson signs a $1.5 billion education measure to expand federal aid to vocational schools, boost student loans, and extend the impacted areas program for schools serving children of federal workers and servicemen. The action follows a White House farm policy meeting and precedes the next budget briefing with top officials.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U.S
White House
National Grange
National Farmers Organization
Cooperative League of the United States
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Kermit Gordon
Elmer Staats
Congress
NDEA
Ndea Authority
Probers Seek Source Of Bakers Cash Inquiries
The Senate Rules Committee opened hearings into Bobby Bakers cash sources amid reports he held large sums mostly in hundred dollar bills. Witness Gertrude Novak testified Baker gave her about thirty one to thirty two thousand dollars for Carousel Motel accounts as investigators pursue leads tied to vending ventures and Baker's outside interests.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Bobby Baker
Carl T. Curtis
Baker
Curtis
Senate Democrats
Gertrude C. Novak
Bakers
Novaks
Novak
Capitol
B. Everett Jordan
D-N. C
Congress
Johnson
Serv-U
Capitol Vending
Melpar, Inc
Virginia
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