Notable Figures in Briefs Include Goldwater and Rains
Barry Goldwater undergoes tests at St. Joseph's Hospital for possible neck surgery with surgery possible Wednesday depending on test results. Marianne Terplan, 28, Romanian State Opera prima ballerina, seeks political asylum in Italy after fleeing company amid illness ruse in Venice. Claude Rains, 75, returns to Broadway after a decade to star in So Much of Earth. Dennis Marcum, 5, hospitalised after spending 45 minutes in a refrigerator at home in Fort Hamilton. he was found by his mother and rushed to hospital in fair condition.
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Oldest Piute Indian Celebrates 116th Birthday On Porch
In Los Angeles Tat zumbie Du Pea marks what she calls her 116th birthday by watching traffic from her porch. The widow claims status as the oldest living Piute and oldest native Californian, living on Social Security from a life in bit parts.
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Senate panel OKs Lodge as ambassador to South Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge was approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for the ambassador post to South Vietnam after a briefing that lasted nearly three hours. Chairman J. W. Fulbright said Lodge offered no new light on plans to expand U S commitment as he had not attended recent White House conferences.
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School Bill Returned For Additional Study
Ohio Finance Director Richard L. Krabach announced the Senate approved school foundation bill would raise state taxes and force higher local real estate taxes. The measure returns to the House for amendments after intensive scrutiny of Collins amended terms.
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Apportionment Study Faces Secrecy For Small Counties
A special committee in Columbus investigates reapportionment effects on small population counties behind closed doors. Rep. Charles F. Kurfess chairs the House Elections and Federal Relations panel with members including House Speaker Roger Cloud and several Republicans and Democrats.
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One International Independence Day Proposed by Doctor
London physician Sir George McRobert urges a single international independence day to cut down diplomatic hospitality. He argues Adlai Stevenson suffered from constant entertaining and that a global day would end hours of cocktail parties for diplomats. The letter appears in The Times.
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Singing Cop Loses His Job
Sandusky police officer Charles Lee 25 resigned after being found in uniform on a downtown bar bandstand singing and playing a guitar Saturday night. Police Chief Traver said Lee is a nice man who has made judgment mistakes but has not violated any law.
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Empire State Building B25 Crash Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago a B25 bomber struck the Empire State Building on a foggy morning. Fourteen people died 11 civilians and three crew. The pilot Lt. Col. William D. Smith Jr faced an inquiry for misjudgment and unsafe flight into New York airspace.
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