Peru Faces New Ice Slide After Severe Avalanche
MUARAZ Peru authorities ordered immediate evacuation from Huaylas Canyon as heavy snows threaten renewed ice slides from Mount Huascaran. Health Minister Watson reported at least 3 800 dead and $1 million in damage with about 2 75 acres of farmland wiped out and 20 000 residents left without drinking water in Yungay.
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Muaraz
Peru
UPI
Huaylas Canyoneras
Mt. Moascaran
Feo
Miguel EB
Dizarro
Eduardo Watson
Watson
Helier
Hiaraz
Yongay
Yungay
Rail merger could save over 100 million yearly officials say
New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad directors Abed E. Perlman and James M. Symes announced a merger would be economically necessary, with potential annual savings exceeding 100 million. They cited improved service and facilities use, noting 194 000 employees exist across the two lines and warning Congress on merger policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Abed E. Perlman
Pennsylvania
James M. Symes
New York Wentral
Pennsylvania i
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Railway Labor Executives' Association
Congress
Warden and staff pay talks stall on tie vote
A county salary board session failed to approve a raise for the warden as Nord and the Prison Board pressed for higher pay. The dispute included Mrs Nord’s salary and hospital plans, with chairman Gilmore admitting fault for not recommending the raise earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nord
Bolinger
Wweman
Bailey
Gilmore
Dodds
Solleltcn
Dads
Area Firms Exhibit In Philly At Plant Engineering Show
About 400 companies will exhibit at the Wild Plant Engineering and Maintenance Show at Convention Hall Philadelphia January 22 to 24. The event, one of the country’s largest, will feature a display valued around 15 million and about 12 000 products. Executives from major firms are expected, with about 20 000 visitors anticipated. The annual conference runs alongside the show with 67 speakers from 19 states two Canadian provinces and several basic industries. Twelve industries have special maintenance sessions including steel cement chemicals petroleum metalworking foundries textiles research and development plastics automobiles and paper. Police report Wayne Pollard arrested for passing bad checks tried to use a false name Lawrence Nettinger of Milwaukee but confessed after police checked his record of 45 arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aonnson
Temperature Rises and Social Happenings Highlight Local Day
The report notes a brief warm spell with temperatures near 15 degrees and describes a social engagement boom with 77 engagements recorded since Christmas through Thursday. It warns of traffic dangers at Taytor and Pearson, gate activity at West Side railroad crossing, and rising parking issues. An Alfonsas Adomaitis, 4, RU 4, was injured when his car hit a parked truck on E Washington St, treated at New Castle Hospital.
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Social Department
Pa News
West Side
Washington St
Alfonsas
New Castle
Mary Jane Sigler
Aetty D. Fortuna
Grant St. Bridge
Plos
W. Gilmore Smith
Walter Battoshek
Smith
Grant
Jefferson Sts
Washington
Mil Sts
Jefferson
Lawrence Sts
TV Tower Blamed in Death Of 5 Men
Five men died when an eight engine plane crashed into an antenna atop a 450 foot TV tower near Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. The victims William Bo Ahern Eden G Blsir John A Weaver Earl W Blankenheim and Orrin Slauson pilot. The tower owned by Chippewa Cable Co provided poor reception and faced controversy after prior safety findings.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hume
Briday
Oscar Maver and Co
Madison
Rice Lake
William Bo Ahern
Eden G. Blsir
jJohn A. Weaver
Earl Wty Blankenheim
Orrin
Slauson
Blankse Fohela
Childre
Weaver
Governors Lawrence Meyner Sign Big Speed Transit Pact
UPI report states New Jersey Governor Lawrence and Pennsylvania Governor Meyner signed an interstate agreement to construct a $49.605 million rapid transit line linking Philadelphia and Camden. Both leaders praised cooperation, noting five years of planning and envisioning completion within about 300 months.
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Uaraiseung
UPI
Thess
New Jersey
Pennayivedi
Dewapee
Philadelphia
Kirkwood
David Lawrence
Penn
Robert
Sevsey
Meyner
Hin
Lawrence
Camden
Richardson? Dibworth
Three teen girls escape injury in East Brook Street crash
Police report a southbound wagon driven by 18 year old Melinda Jo Ross veered off the road on East Brook Street, struck a pole, and ended on an embankment. Passengers Nancy Martini and others in the oncoming car sustained injuries as police and hospitals logged reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Brook St
Melinda Jo Ross
Rubia
Fla
Leadiighis
Nancy Martini
Buller
Builer Ave
New Cavle Hospital
Lamesa Memorial Hospital
Probers Claim Defense Dept Wastes Millions
Washington officials accuse the Defense Department of waste across the Eisenhower era citing millions spent on overseas trips and air freight. GAO says 1960 figures show unused commercial seats and unused travel by officials on commercial flights, with some trips duplicative of MATS capacity. House and Senate committees will study the findings.
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Washington
UPD
Defense Department
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Congress
General Accounting Office
GAO
GAQ
Eisenhower
Pentagon
House
Senate
Parsons
Secretary of Defense
Paris
Frankfurt
Kennedy Budget Seeks 92.6 Billion in Spending
President Kennedy plans a 92.6 billion dollar budget for the upcoming fiscal year, aiming for a 400 million surplus and a balanced budget. Revenue is projected at 93 billion, a peacetime high, with allocations to operate the government starting July 1 and sent to Congress next Thursday.
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Washington
UPS
Kennedy
Billium
Congress
Seek To Ease Strike Tensions at Philadelphia Plant
Philadelphia city and state officials moved to bring Yale & Towne Co. executives and union leaders back to the bargaining table at the strike-bound North Philadelphia plant. Mayor Richards announced that he and other officials would invite both sides to meet and appoint a nonbinding board of inquiry to hear the arguments and make recommendations.
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Philade Riia Wpl
Yale & Towne Co
North Philadelpile Manufacturing
Richards
Dilworth
E Goy
David Gb
Lawrence
Eli Rock
Shenango School Menu and PA newspaper leaders named
Shenango Area Joint School announces next week menus with meals listed for Monday through Friday including vege, soup, salad, and dairy items. PA Newspaper Publishers Association sets 1982 officers for January dinner in Harrisburg with McCracken, Deiscol, Andrews, Strasburg, Swank to hold indicated roles.
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Shenango Area
ONPA
Uarrisburg
WAPO
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers” Association
Robert J. McCracken
Norristown Times Herald
James M. Deiscol
Contetéville Daily Courier
Thomas T. Andrews Jr
William E. Strasburg
Tthe Ambler Gazelle
Richard 4. Swank
Duscannan Record
Evans Re-Elected Chairman by Friends Group in Philadelphia
Philadelphia attorney Harold Evans was reelected chairman of the American Friends Service Committee at its annual meeting in Philadelphia. Anna Brinnon, Albert Linton, and Delbert E. Replafle were elected vice chairmen, with other board members reelected.
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Philadelphia
UPD
Harold Evans
American Friends Service
Anna Brinnon
Wallingford
Albert Linton
Moores+ town
Delbert E. Repla’ Fle
Ridgewood
Nal
Direct Its
Deaths Of The Day directory notes funeral details
William Badger 77 of Homer Rd died at Jameson Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Daisy Cassidy and three children. lengthy list of stepchildren and relatives. Adam Schnick 9 ND 2 Penn Blvd died at home. German-born former Shenango Tin Mill employee. wife Augusta and daughter and grandchildren survive. services in New Castle.
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Badger
William
Homer
Jamesot, Memorial Hospital
Ife
Buller County
David
Elles Miller Badger
Daisy Cassidy
Frank
Mary) Sasanke
Old Pittsburgh Rd
Glenn J. Badger
Hoover Ri
Thelda) McNees
Sharon
le Roy Trimble
New Castle
Virginia) Hallman
Pitwood
Roger Il Maggie
Donald J. Trimble
Phoenix
Ariz
Thomas
Shirfey
United \irs
Robert ‘Milgred] Morrison
States
Rcasta
Olive Stewart
Robert A. Myers
Fort
N. Jefferson SL
Sheldon B
Pam
Andj Vance
Central
Stevelens
Pim
Resilly
Gilert Hender
Lardner Chapel
Assembly of God
Struglens
Oak Park
U.S. Immigration Service
Carl Schotek
Adam Carl Schnick
Penn Blvd
Union
Kalanga
Bert J. James
Germany
Carl
Henrietta Schaick
Augusta Schinheske Schaick
Shenango Tin Mill
First Wiltsred Presbyterian Church
Sirs
Augusta Schnick
Bert
Mr. Solinick
Lam
Raymond D. Cunningham
Howe
Wilmington Keb
Br. Robert
Mayo
Oak Park ‘Cemetery
Secret Congo Mission Denial Probed by Senate Panel
Washington UPI reports Michael Struvelees, head of the Katanga Province Information Service in New York, denied a secret Congo mission last summer for the State Department. Officials disputed the claim, noting State Department aides discussed Congo with Struelens and one official drafted a note asking an American ambassador in Africa to assist him.
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Washington
UPI
Michael Strveleus
Katanga
New York
Senate
Congo
Wie State Department
Iigh
Struelens
Department
Abd Hey
Amer Gan
la Africa
Jealous lover kills club owner in Toledo
Police said Isaac Ted Williams, 45, killed a nightclub owner and wounded his ex wife in Toledo early today, then threatened an off duty officer with a gun. Williams was held on a first degree murder charge after entering George's Night Club shortly after midnight seeking his former wife.
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Toledo
UPI
Isaac Ted Williams
George
Clayed Payoff At Tropical Park Setstle Suit
A $4000 payoff paid Friday at Tropical Park in Miami resolved a Circuit Court damage suit filed by Mrs. Wardy against Ars. Wardy. The case stemmed from a race on December 23 1960 where a photofinish bust incident allegedly harmed Mrs. Wardy, with the settlement noted in court records.
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Miami
Tropical Park
Ars
iKnse Wardy
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Teomonths
Slate
Philly
Green Bay
Wayne Pollard
Lawrence Nettinger
Milwaukee
W Neltinger
Pollar
John Vanaskhy
John Vonesky
Mit St
Ationwide General Insurance CO
Tete Hae Oita Columevy, Oho
Colks
Tay- Tor
Pearson St
Pa Nene
1Ir
Apel
TV Tower
Farewedi
New Orleans
Troma
Mississippi River
Duggeness
England
Delaware Valley
Fur
Hire
Meyer
Defense Dept
JFK
Phiadelphi
Shenango School
Evans
Friends
BPI
Midwest
Texas
Florida
Tafe Emer Krailabie
Teer Garant
Wres Feimarr
Jack Gerson
Washington Stat
Mil
Otal
Sonatome
Sonotone
Johnson Building
West Tong Ave
Westrate
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