Greta Garbo Mistaken Stairs Moment on Paris Flight
Greta Garbo seeking privacy briefly found herself on what she believed to be a passenger ramp for a Paris bound plane. She realized it was the flight mechanics stairs and retreated, shielding her face from a line of photographers.
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Two Year Driver License rollout in Pennsylvania
About 5,018,104 Pennsylvania drivers will receive two year operating permit applications this week. The state Revenue Department will mail all applications before week’s end and a $4 fee replaces last year’s $2 for a one-year permit. About 200,000 drivers will get letters directing physical exams for the new license. those who pass will receive applications.
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Unemployment Up 200000 as October Losses Rise
Washington reports October unemployment at 6.4 percent the highest since 1958 with 3,388,000 unemployed. Retail sales rose 2 percent easing some earlier declines, while October employment reached a record 67,490,000 but lagged September by 277,000.
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Benson Leads Pacific Trade Mission Tour
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson departed with a 13 member delegation for a trade market development and goodwill trip to Hawaii Japan Formosa The Philippines Australia and New Zealand. He expects to return November 28.
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Ike to Meet With Kennedy On Thanksgiving Weekend
President Eisenhower plans a first meeting with President elect John F Kennedy in Augusta Georgia over the Thanksgiving Day weekend. White House sources say Kennedy accepted the offer to meet to discuss continuity of government and orderly transfer of executive responsibility ahead of Eisenhower's Jan 20 retirement. The invite also extends to Kennedy's representative meeting with Wilton B Persons to lay groundwork for broader talks.
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Vatican paper warns optimism over Russia China split
Osserva torn Romano warns that Western optimism about doctrinal differences between Russia and Communist China is dangerous and may lead to serious errors and bitter fruits. The comment comes ahead of the Communist powers summit in Moscow.
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Warren Native Dies Of 3rd Degree Burns
Frank Scalise 46, Erie man and Warren native, dies at Erie Hamet Hospital from burns he suffered refueling a kerosene stove that exploded at his car lot. He leaves four children, wife Helen Daniels Scalise, and mother Mrs. Mary Scalise. Funeral at Quinn Funeral Home in Erie Saturday.
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Arthur Godfrey Leaves Hospital After Short Visit
Entertainer Arthur Godfrey left Columbia Presbyterian Hospital a day early after minor back tumor removal. He did some work at his office then flew to his Leesburg Virginia farm to recuperate. Doctors said the fatty tumor was non malignant and not related to his 1959 lung operation.
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Deceased address unknown delays London letter return
A letter stamped Deceased ad dress unknown was returned by the post office to the Evening Standard in London yesterday, prompting questions about handling of mail for the deceased.
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Weather outlook for Western Pennsylvania Friday
Partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions across western Pennsylvania with little temperature change. Highs around 33 to 38 degrees, then partly cloudy and not as cold Friday night.
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Love's a Problem in Norwich Hiring Rest Stop
A Norwich business halted hiring office girls after noting that efficiency often ends when they marry. The firm said the practice aims to avoid temporary staff turnover caused by marriage. No names or dates were given. The report reflects the era's attitudes toward women in the workplace.
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