Kennedy Rusk Confer Before Talks With Latin American Chiefs
Secretaries Kennedy and Rusk met nearly half an hour before a Costa Rica trip to confer with six Latin American presidents. The talks precede a planned meeting in San Jose to discuss curbing Cuban communism and Alliance for Progress funding. Facio predicted sanctions or force if needed. Kennedy then cruised Lake Worth on the Honey Fitz before the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Lake Worth
Rusk
Adam Mee
Atderica
Brazil
State Department
U.S
San Jose
Panama
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
United States
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
Washington
Gonzalo J. Facio
Council of the Organization of American States
Facio
Peanut Island
Atlantic
Congress May Act on Coal Pipeline Issue
Houston AP report notes Congress likely to revisit consent for coal slurry pipelines carrying pulverized coal mixed with water to eastern and western markets. Major lines proposed by Consolidation Coal Co and Texas Eastern Transmission Corp face eminent domain hurdles, with railroads opposing and considering rate cuts to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Houston
Kennedy
Consolidation Coal Co
Pittsburgh
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Texas Eastern
Eastern
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
South Amboy
N.J
Cuba Seen as ripe for revolt and sabotage by Latin leaders
Costa Rica’s ambassador Gonzalo Facio, leading OAS, said Kennedy and Central American states may push a sanctions plan at the San Jose conference to topple Castro. He warned Cuba’s oil supplies could be sabotaged and cited possible breaking of diplomatic ties, without endorsing force at this stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Latin America
Kennedy
Cuba
Gonzalo J. Facio
Costa Rica
Council of the Organization of American States
San Jose
Facio
Fidel) Castro
Castro
Marine Corps
Honey Fitz
State to Receive 20343 for Lincoln Twp Timbering
The state will obtain 20343 for timbering on 158 acres in Lincoln Township Forbes State Forest after a bid opening. R A Poorbaugh & Sons of Stoughton submitted the high bid, while four bids were received. The department marked 5745 trees of 14 species for cutting, including 2645 red oak and 1370 black cherry, with an estimated 953000 board feet. The work is near the Laurel Summit picnic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
American
Harrisburg
Lincoln
Forbes State Forest
State Department of Forests and Waters
R. A. Poorbaugh & Sons
Stoystown
Department
William S. Piper and Sons
Latrobe
Castro Says Yankees Cannot Win a Single Battle
Fidel Castro in a Havana television interview warned imperialists sit on a volcano across the Americas and that the Yankees cannot win a single battle against Cuba. He spoke at a boxing arena during the third bout of the night and praised guerrillas fighting Romulo Betancourt in Venezuela as unstoppable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Americas
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Castro
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Castro May Free More Americans
Two American women freed from Cuban jails returned to the United States and about 20 more U S prisoners were expected within six weeks. James B. Donovan said freedom for others depends on Castro receiving a 53 million dollar ransom, with about half the supplies already delivered. He also eyed early release for nine divers detained as fishermen. Geraldine Shamma and Martha O Nea l spoke to reporters after immigration clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.S
James B. Donovan
New York
Fidel Castro
Castro
Donovan
Dominican Republic
Geraldine Shamma
Boston
Martha O'Neal
Orlando
Education Bill Faces Second Senate Test in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg the Senate prepares a second vote on Gov. Scranton’s state board of education plan after last week’s narrow defeat. Majority leader Berger vows full party support and a new test, with hearings set for March 25 and a possible House move soon. The plan proposes a 15 member board with two subdivisions for higher and basic education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
James S. Berger
State Chamber of Commerce
Berger
House
Council On
Council
Harness Racing Commission
Agriculture Department
Reds Claim Soviet Bombers With Global Strike Capability
Moscow radio quotes a Soviet crew on strategic bombers fitted with air to ground missiles capable of striking any point on earth. The claim notes invulnerability to anti aircraft defenses and missiles with long range. U S sources compare to the Hound Dog missile and discuss potential reach. See REDS on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow Radio
Soviet Union
North America
Washington
Defense Department
United States
Great Britain
Ringer Appointed to Board of Commissioners
Judge Thomas F. Lansberry announces Dwane F. Ringer of Confluence as a Somerset County Commissioner replacing Lewis A. Baumgardner who resigns as chairman to become highway maintenance superintendent. Ringer will serve Baumgardner’s unexpired term ending January 1964 and be sworn in Wednesday. Baumgardner shifts to the highway post succeeding Earl M. Younkin. board includes Warren K. Hay and Isabel C. Kline with a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Lansberry
Dwane FE
Ringer
Confluence
Somerset County Commissioners
Lewis A. Baumgardner
Windber
Board of Commissioners
Baumgardner
Somerset County
Lansberry
Warren K. Hay
Isabel C. Kline
Confluence High School
University of West Virginia
Pensacola, Fla., Naval Air Base
Panama _ Canal Zone
Anacostia Naval Station
Washington
Islanders Leave England for Tristan da Cunha Life
Fifty one Tristan da Cunha islanders boarded the 20 000 ton liner Amazon in Tilbury to return to farming life on their remote volcanic island. They cited money noise and worry as reasons for leaving and packed seed potatoes tools and farm gear for the journey back to the South Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilbury
Willie Repetto
England
Tristan da Cunha
South Atlantic
Amazon
Tristan
printers reject Wagner backed contract by narrow vote
New York printers voted 1621 to 1557 to reject terms endorsed by local and international ITU leaders, continuing an eight-newspaper strike after 100 days. The split reflected dissatisfaction over slower work week reductions, limited extra sick leave, and lack of a fourth vacation week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
AFL - Cio, International Typographical Union
ITU Local 6
ITU International
Elmer Brown
Wagner
Robert F. Wagner
Publishers Association of New York
Brown
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bertram A. Powers
ITU
Bernard Dorchiment
The
Union
American Nun Nears Threshold of Sainthood
Vatican City AP reports Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton the first native born American to near sainthood with beatification in St. Peter's Basilica. Pope John XXIII praised her as a heroine from an illustrious nation before about four thousand pilgrims including two cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton
John XXIII
Mother Seton
St. Peter’s Basilica
Anne Therese O'Neill
Baltimore
Pope John
Elizabeth Seton
United States of America
Rome
St. Peter
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Frank Cormier
Tee Kennedy
Somerset County Medical Society
By Theodore Ediger
N.Y
Moscow
Iraq
Tass
Atlantic Refining Company
First National Bank of Confluence
Middlecreek Corp
Middlecreek Two
Turkeyfoot Valley
Joint Lutheran Council of Southern
Dwane
E. Ringer
Willie
By Bennet M. Bolton
Francis Cardinal Spellman
John
God
America
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!