Fischer quints seven months old in Aberdeen South Carolina
The Fischer quintuplets seven months old are pictured at home in Aberdeen South Carolina. Their mother Mrs Andrew Fischer cites a Saturday Evening Post interview and doctor James N Berbos believes three girls Mary Catherine Mary Margaret and Mary Magdalene are identical twins while Jimmy and Mary Ann come from separate eggs. The photo gives few identifications for the girls.
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Fischer
Aberdeen
S.C
Andrew Fischer
Saturday Evening Post
James N. Berbos
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Jimmy
Mary Ann
Jobless Youth 19 Admits Murder of Two Career Girls
A 19-year-old unemployed man, George Whitmore Jr., confessed to the brutal slayings of Janice Wylie, 21, and Emily Hoffert, 23, in their East 88th Street Manhattan apartment on August 28. He also faced homicide charges for a separate Brooklyn murder and confessed to a purse snatching.
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New York
Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
Upper East Side
Manhattan
George Whitmore Jr
Brooklyn
Whitmore
Minnie Edmonds
Miss Wylie
Miss Hoffert
42Nd Street
Gerald
Wildwood
N. J
Geraldine
George
Philip Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
East 88Th Street
Patricia Tolles
Increasing clouds and showers for weekend weather update
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms beginning late tonight. Mostly cloudy and cooler on Sunday with occasional showers and thunderstorms. High today 65 to 72, low tonight 42 to 50. Outlook Monday partly cloudy and cooler with a few showers likely.
Soviet Union Joins AP Wirephoto Network Extension
The European Wirephoto network expands to the Soviet Union linking Helsinki to Moscow. Tass completes arrangements for a permanent photo line with AP Bureau Chief Preston Grover. Fotokronica becomes Moscow terminal as photos move today across Europe and the Atlantic onto AP Wirephoto.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Helsinki
U.S.S.R
Tass
Preston Grover
Fotokronica
New York
Wes Gallagher
Europe
Atlantic
Faribault Sergeant Takes Third in Pistol Shoot
Staff Sgt. Norman A. Storvick of Faribault Minnesota placed third in the national pistol leg at the South Army rifle and pistol match in Fort Riley Kansas. Storvick fired 284 07 with Thomas L. Carlton of Ft Carson Colorado winning with 285 06.
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FT. Riley, Kan
Norman A. Storvick
Faribault
Minn
Storvick
Thomas L. Carlton
Ft. Carson
Colo
Minnesota House calls for action to cut beef imports
The Minnesota House Agriculture Committee approved a resolution urging federal action to cut beef imports by at least 50 percent. Livestock leaders warned bankruptcies loom and the cattle industry is at risk. A second resolution seeks a 750 000 ton increase in domestic sugar beet marketing quotas to protect Minnesota’s sugar industry.
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Congress
Minnesota
Sillers
George Daley
Lewiston
Dwaine Pattison
Elbow Lake
Minneso
Johnson Returns to Capital After Poverty Tour
President Johnson resumes duties after a long goodwill tour through poverty areas in Indiana, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and West Virginia. He pledges continued U.S. aid and tells a Hill Country family he wants their sons educated, while addressing convention dynamics in the 8th District.
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Johnson
U.S
Washington
Pittsburgh
Inez
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
West Virginia
Extrication of Victims From Upset Truck Turns Fatal
A Garden City woman, Beverly Jean Amann 24, died after a three hour effort to free her and husband Carl D. Amann 24 from their car crushed by an overturning semitrailer in St Anthony Minnesota. The trucker Carl Ames 47 escaped serious injury. Jarvis Stone 40 of Porter Minn died Friday in a separate crash near Minneota. Minnesota traffic toll for 1964 rises to 197, eleven more than last year.
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Garden City
Mich
St. Anthony
Twin Cities
Beverly Jean Amann
Hennepin County Road
Carl D. Amann
Jarvis Stone
Porter
Minn
Minneota
Minnesota
Cleanup Underway on Anchorage Fourth Avenue After Quake
Demolition crews for Army Engineers remove wreckage from four block stretch of Anchorage Fourth Avenue where March 27 quake caused a massive earthslide. Future remains uncertain pending soil tests with a tentative urban renewal plan to turn area into a park and potential earthquake tourist site.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage
Fourth Avenue
Orthodox Jewish controversy rocks Britain over rabbi Jacobs
In London the dispute over 43-year-old Rabbi Louis Jacobs pits critics who call him a heretic against supporters of his modern theology. The affair, described as unprecedented in Britain's 300-year Jewish history, centers on his rejection of the Ten Commandments given to Moses. In Iowa Falls, the body of A. H. Art Putney, 56, was found in the Iowa River after he was allegedly pulled in while cleaning a churchyard. Police suspect a fainting spell led to a fall into the water.
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London
Britain
Louis Jacobs
Iowa Falls
Iowa
A. H. Art Putney
Iowa River
Putney
Soviets accuse Red Chinese of slander and cheating
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union charged the Red Chinese with shameless slander and overt cheating to isolate Russia from Asian and African nations.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Chinese
Russia
Asia
Africa
Farmer John Rube Dies in Accidental Gunshot Wound
John H. Rube, 58, a farmer near Argyle, died in a Keokuk hospital from accidental gunshot wounds to the stomach. Authorities said he, home alone, picked up a 16 gauge shotgun from a closet and the weapon discharged. He managed to call a neighbor.
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Keokuk, Iowa
John H. Rube
Argyle
Keokuk
Rube
Bonfire Destroys 60-Year-Old Hornick Post Office
A fire started by the postmaster burning vines destroyed the 60-year-old brick veneer building housing the Hornick Iowa post office. Fire officials planned to salvage a safe to determine if stamps and postal records survived.
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Hornick
Iowa
Nodaks Lose Their Hockey Coach
Barry Thorndycraft resigns as UND hockey coach due to immigration problems, ending his tenure with the university.
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Nodaks
Grand Forks, N. D
Barry Thorndycraft
University of North Dakota
Pilgrim and League Leader Survive Crashed Northwest Flight
Mrs Ward Bergene Austin League of Women Voters president and 29 other Minnesota League members aboard a Northwest Airlines Electra prop jet survived a rough landing at Cleveland. She described a loud bang and grinding halt after two smashed propellers as passengers quickly evacuated leaving belongings behind. Her husband learned of the delay at Minneapolis airport.
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Ethel Haase
Ward Bergene
Northwest Airlines
Cleveland
Ohio
Bergene
Austin League of Women Voters
Minnesota League
Pittsburgh
Ness
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
Chester unrest turns violent over school integration clash
Civil rights demonstrations in Chester Pennsylvania erupted into violence injuring at least 10 people and leading to 28 arrests. Police in helmets used riot sticks to disperse crowds of about 150 protesters and rioters attacked vehicles and a tavern nearby. Among the injured were six officers and a 21 year old pregnant woman. The Rev Clayton Hewett was jailed for inciting to riot as protests against de facto school segregation continue after a church meeting.
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Kenneth Rappaport
Chester, Pa
Pennsylvania
Chester
Theodore Laws
Clayton Hewett
Atonement Episcopal Church
Morton
Delaware County
Providence Baptist Church
Stassen Still Trying to Get on the Ballot in California
Harold Stassen presses to qualify for California's June 2 presidential primary after the U S Supreme Court rejected his ballot appeal. Secretary of State Frank Jordan had refused due to insufficient certified signatures. Jordan ordered counties to print Republican ballots while Democratic ballot action awaits a Los Angeles mayoral action. U S Sen Clair Engle's brain surgery and hospitalization cloud Democratic campaigning as his campaign staff cites progress despite paralysis.
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Stassen
California
Sacramento
Calif
Harold Stassen
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Minnesota
French Lick
Ind
High Court
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
Yorty
Edmund G. Brown
U.S
Clair Engle
Washington
Paul Green
Engle
Tom Carrell
Mr Chips Dies at 95 in Faribault Minnesota
Peter N. Peterson 95 of Faribault dies after immigrating from Sweden at 18. A deaf educator, he taught industrial arts 38 years at the Minnesota School for the Deaf and was known as Mr Chips. Since 1937 he served as secretary of the Minnesota Association for the Deaf and was active in the National Fraternal Society for the Deaf.
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Faribault
Minn
Peter N. Peterson
Peterson
Sweden
Minnesota School For the Deaf
Mr. Chips
Minnesota Association For the Deaf
National
Fraternal Society For
Ae Deaf
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