Sheds Monk Garb After 13 Months of Thanksgiving Vow
Steven L. Dalessandro of Akron Ohio will shed the brown Franciscan monk robe worn for 13 months and 13 days marking a vow of thanksgiving by his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Dalessandro The mother a native of Italy lost two babies before his birth and vowed to keep him in monk attire until then The event coincides with St Anthony day according to AP Wirephoto.
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Kennedy Hopes Senate Backs Area Redevelopment Bill
President Kennedy seeks Senate support after the House defeated a $450 million expansion of grants and loans for high unemployment areas. House rejection halts new ABA funding soon, with Patman warning the program may run out within a year unless new legislation passes.
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Cleopatra Greeted With Mostly Acclaim
New York premiere of Cleopatra at the Rivoli Theater drew massive celebrity attention and split reviews. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton attended from London while critics offering mixed verdicts ranged from high praise to pointed disappointment.
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AMA Chief Says Smoking Harmful
Dr Edward R Annis of Miami Florida says cigarette smoking is the greatest producer of preventable disease and urges youth education on respiratory and other diseases from smoking while noting support for a campaign push at the AMA annual meeting. He spoke to the Evening Bulletin in Providence during a Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
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Edward R. Annis
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Six Shot As Mobs Roam Georgetown
Looting mobs roamed Georgetown as six people were shot by bodyguards guarding Marxist Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan amid clashes with police. The violence followed an eight week strike against a government labor bill the opposition says tightens union recognition.
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Naval chief Cun ningham dies in London taxi
Viscount Andrew Browne Cunningham known as A B C dies in a taxicab in London at age 80. The World War II naval leader served as first sea lord and chief of naval staff from 1946, with a career starting in 1898 and honors including knighthood in 1939 and a viscountcy in 1946.
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Desegregation Opens Atlanta Public Pools
Atlanta opened all 12 city pools on a desegregated basis with Negroes swimming at five formerly white pools. One fight between a Negro and white youth behind a pavilion at Maddox Park was the only incident noted. Police and parks officials described attendance patterns as easing into the new policy.
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Fred Beerman
Utah Man Dies From Injuries In Scout Bus Crash
Mar vin E. Porschatis 29 of Salt Lake City died of a skull fracture after a stake truck rolled backward down a steep grade near Hole in the Rock Escalante Utah. The crash killed five adults and seven Boy Scouts. 46 aboard were injured.
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Iowa Father Runs Over Son in Tragic Alley Accident
Council Bluffs Iowa Dale R Scott drove to the grocery store and returned to find a crowd at his home. His 19 month old son Robert Scott was killed after being run over in the rear alley of the Scott residence. Dr Arthur Sciortino Pottawattamie County medical examiner pronounced the baby dead at a local hospital. The father told police he believed the child was in the house when he left.
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Arthur Sciortino
Pottawattamie County
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First university press founded at Cornell in 1869
In an Austin Minnesota Herald item dated June 13 1963 a note recalls that the first university press was established at Cornell University in 1869 highlighting the historic milestone in academic publishing.
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Cornell University
Kabuki Star Enno Ichikawa Dies at 75
Enno Ichikawa a renowned Kabuki actor from Tokyo died Wednesday of heart failure at age 75 AP reports Funeral details were not disclosed Ichikawa had a long career on stage and appeared in classical and modern plays across Japan
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