Berlin convoy blockade strains U.S. Western access
Western officials protested as Soviet armored cars blocked a 12 vehicle U.S. Army convoy near Marienborn, delaying passage to West Berlin. Diplomats in Moscow and Berlin weighed a joint protest while U.S. officials called the act a flagrant violation of free access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
UPI
United States
State Department
Wmman Seetha Avan
Marienborn
West Germany
West Berlin
U.S. Army
Hong Kong
Gerhard Schroeder
U.S
John Lamb
North Augusta
S.C
Lamb
Bona Vista Ave
Viktor Spiridonov
Washington
U. S
Observers See 70 Percent Turnout in Rainy County
A mid morning spot check in Lawrence County shows voters turning out at above average rates despite rain and hunting season. Observers say if this pace continues the 70 percent turnout projection will likely be reached or exceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Council Debates Independence For Bishops
Vatican council opens debate on a declaration of independence for bishops signaling broadened autonomy in diocesan administration while Rome would remain final authority. The document argues bishops should manage routine matters without undue Curia interference within papal jurisdiction. It stresses the Curia should serve bishops. Paris Catholic observers note possible sharp controversy in ensuing sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
UPI
Eccmenical Council
Vatican
Rome
Roman Curia
Milk Price Hearing Set for Pittsburgh Review
The state Milk Control Commission will hold a Jan 20 hearing in the Roosevelt Hotel Pittsburgh to review Pittsburgh marketing area milk prices for Allegheny and 11 surrounding counties. Current minimums list quart 28 cents home 27 cents stores half gallon 53 cents home 50 cents stores and gallon 1.02 home 9 cents store.
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Harrisburg
UPI
State Milk Control Commission
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Clarion
Crawford
Fayette
Greene
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Washington
Westmoreland
Roosevelt Hotel
Stray Pellets Hit 2 Young Hunters
Two youths were wounded by stray pellets while hunting today state police reported Gary Sizer 16 of 709 Arlington Ave was admitted to New Castle Hospital with a left eyelid injury and listed in fair condition Thomas Gales 14 of 826 Oak St was treated at New Castle Hospital for a scalp wound after being struck along Old Butler Road Discharge followed for Gales and Sizer remained under observation at noon
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Gary Sizer
Arlington Ave
New Castle Hospital
Princeton
Thomas Gales
Oak St
Butler Road
Roger Craig Sees Trade to Cardinals as Big Opportunity
Roger Craig calls his move to the Cardinals a chance to win again as readers are directed to page 14 for the full story. Hunters greet the delayed season opening with mixed emotions as noted on page 15. Lawrence County appears among 108 projects in seven years of approved loans listed by the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority on page 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
New Beaver
Lawrence County
Robert W. Rainey
Rainey
John C. Jordan
Herman Steinbrink
GOP
George F. Bolinger
Sam H. Byers
Ray Bailey
William G. Clark
Clark
Ellwood City
Roger Craig
Cardinals
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Laurel Building To Start In Spring
A 425000 addition to Laurel Area High School will begin in spring and finish by mid term of 1964 65. Architect Harding Thayer approved plans adding six classrooms library cafeteria planetarium language lab and planning center increasing capacity from 860 to 930 with 675 students this semester and a five year projection of 930 financed by the State Public School Building Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Area High School
U. S
Laurel Board
Harding Thayer
Alfred F. Barnes
Parkersburg Bus Crash Kills Driver and 14-Year-Old Passenger
A school bus driver, Wayne Eaton, 35, and 14-year-old Sharon Davis died after a Coastal Tank Lines truck collided with the bus on U.S. 21 near Parkersburg. Four other students were injured, including Cindy Sherwood and Lynn Sherwood, with multiple cuts and fractures. The truck driver, Donald E. Barnes, 26, was hospitalized in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
UPI
Wayne Eaton
Parkersburg High School
Edison Junior High
U.S. 21
Here
Coastal Tank Lines
Donald E. Barnes
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Eaton
Sharon Davis
Cindy Sherwood
Lynn Sherwood
Alice Dailey
Burley Williams
Diem's Brother Seeks Refuge Then Is Handed to Government
Ngo Dinh Can, younger brother of slain President Diem, sought asylum at the U S consulate in Hue but was turned over to the provisional government. He was flown to Saigon by a U S government plane after taking refuge in the consulate complex. Can had led repression against Buddhists and faced a hostile crowd in Hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Hue
Ngo Dinh Can
Can
Diem
Friny
Italian Cabinet Resigns After 137 Days in Office
The stop-gap cabinet under Premier Giovanni Leone resigned en masse in a 24 minute session, triggering a new political crisis in Italy. Leone planned to present his resignation to President Antonio Segni as factions debate options for new elections or a shift in coalition. The Christian Democrats face possible center-left or right-wing alternatives, while the Communists gain leverage amid growing vote totals.
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Rome
UPI
Giovanni Leone
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Leone
Presi
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrats
Notable local residents listed with ages and addresses
The notice lists individuals including Louis Cangey 67 of 203 S Liberty St Mrs Della Heasley 89 of Wheatland Mrs John Donofrio 70 Hillsville Mrs John S Davis 81 15 S Greenwood Ave Robert J Buxton 58 328 Neshannock Ave Mrs Etta Renick 80 of Slippery Rock Marilyn Morini 22 Ellwood City Arthur J Harris 75 Volant RD 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cangey
S. Liberty St
Della Heasley
Wheatland
John Donofrio
Hillsville
John S. Davis
S. Greenwood Ave
Robert J. Buxton
Neshannock Ave
Etta Renick
Slippery Rock
Marilyn Morini
Ellwood City
Arthur J. Harris
Volant RD
Southern governor races test civil rights impact
In Mississippi and Kentucky the civil rights issue shapes key governor contests as Republicans challenge Democrats. In Philadelphia, mayoral race pits Tate against McDermott amid racial tensions. Other major cities hold local elections on issues including off track betting and municipal governance.
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Raymond M. Lahr Washington
UPI
Mississippi
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Reconstruction
Paul B. Johnson
Ruchel Phil
Bert Combs
Nunn
Tate
Richardson Dilworth
William W. Scranton
William J. Green Jr
Kennedy
McDermott
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Cleveland
Columbus
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Toledo
Dayton
Ohio
Boston
San Francisco
San Diego
Calif
Rochester
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Indianapolis
Ind
Tucson
Ariz
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Joseph B. Fleming
Moscow
2Nd Ward
Council
Louis Cassels
Laurel
By Neil Sheehan
Alem Oa
Pennsylvania
Lips
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Barnett
Johnson Johnson
Phillips
Johnson
Ross R. Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Louie B. Nunn
Edward T. Breathitt Jr
Sen. Goldwater
Breathitt
Combs
Kennedys
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