Neighbors Aid Boy With Brain Damage In Albany Suburb
In Delmar Albany area Johnny Ward two years after encephalitis shows improved movement through cross-patterning therapy guided by a Philadelphia program. Eight local families visit four times daily to assist rehabilitation as the Ward family seeks ongoing treatment and a second child due in December.
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Albany
Little Boy
N.Y
Little Johny Ward
Harry Ward
Johnny
Philadelphia
Delmar
Ward
Eugene Spitz
Man Recovering After Rejoining Of Right Arm
A 44-year-old father from Reading remains in satisfactory condition after his severed right arm was reattached in a 19 hour operation at Massachusetts General Hospital. Surgeons performed the lengthy surgery and doctors offered cautious optimism about recovery while noting circulation and pulse are strong.
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Eqston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lennart Turnquist
Reading
Cooper Credited With 1st Photos Of Airglow
Houston report credits astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper with the first scientifically valuable color pictures of airglow. Taken during the May orbital flight at about 100 miles, the images capture a faint glow that brightens the sky on moonless nights.
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Houston
Tex
Leroy Gordon Cooper
The
Houston Post
Cooper
Brown Grants Reprieve for Convicted Slayer
Gov. Edmund G. Brown reprieved William Lee Harrison who was scheduled for execution in the gas chamber for the killing of his common law wife. The reprieve was announced by Associate Warden Dale B Frady after Harrison returned from a European tour.
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San Quentin
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
William Lee Harrison
Brown
Dale B. Frady
Fortune telling license granted in Worcester to Miss Parker
Worcester city officials issued a fortune telling license to Miss Fiora Parker but the License Board warned it would not guarantee results. Chairman Robert O Keefe asked if the license would be granted, and Parker answered that it was not easy.
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Worcester, Mass
UPI
Fiora Parker
Robert O'Keefe
FAA Probing Plane Crash In W Va
The FAA investigated a crash in Keiser West Virginia that killed four members of a Pittsburgh family. William Brobst and his wife Margaret and two of their children died when a single engine Cessna plunged during a heavy rainstorm. A baby survived with relatives in Pittsburgh. Ground search involvement totaled about 73 persons including state police and Burlington fire crews. Investigators said no air collision is suspected and will continue probing the cause.
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Keyser
W. Va
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
Pittsburgh
Willam Brobst
Margaret
Jody
Kimberly Ann
Gwynne Ellen
Brobst
Luella Brobst
The
Federal Aviation
Contra
Counterfeiting Warning Issued By Registrar
Massachusetts Motor Vehicles Registrar James R. Lawton warned Friday that anyone convicted of altering or counterfeiting a motor vehicle license or registration faces a possible penalty of five years in prison.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
James R. Lawton
Vermont Adjutant May Get Guard Post
Maj. Gen. Francis W. Billado, Vermont's adjutant general, was reported as an odds on bet to become deputy chief of the National Guard Bureau. Informed sources said four or five were proposed, with the decision pending. The deputy chief is named by Secretary of the Army.
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Washington
Francis W. Billado
Vermont
National Guard Bureau
Secretary of the Army
Cymus Vance
Muskie seeks details on regional air service for New England
Senator Muskie of Maine pressed CAB Chair Alan Boyd for specifics on the future air service northern New England could receive under a subsidized regional carrier. He cited White House subsidy cuts and reports that proposed carriers would offer less regional service, urging the pattern ensure an improvement over current Northeast service.
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Washington
Easmund S. Muskie
Maine
Civil Aeronautics Board
Alan Boyd Friday
Northern
New England
Northeast Airlines
New York
Northeast
Muskie
Boyd
Cortain
White House
National
Allegheny Airlines
CAB
Miami
Kennedy orders mass merger of federal communications
President Kennedy orders a nationwide consolidation of all federal communications into the National Communications System. Robert McNamara is named to supervise the operation. the unit will ensure centrally controlled, survivable networks with mobile, underground, and redundant circuits for normal and emergency national security use.
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Washington
Kennedy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
NCS
Leadership Medal Awarded to Holmes for NASA leadership
D Brain erd Holmes, former head of the U S man on the moon program, received NASA's medal for outstanding leadership. The award was presented by NASA administrator James E Webb. Holmes is now a Raytheon Co executive in Boston.
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Washington
D. Brainerd Holmes
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Holmes
James E. Webb
NASA
Raytheon Co
Boston
Goldwater Joins Kennedy at O'Donnell Medal Ceremony
President Kennedy calls Senator Goldwater to join the stepside gathering as he honors retired Air Force General Emmett O'Donnell with the Distinguished Service Medal. Kennedy jokes about rivals while Goldwater ascends to the rose garden ceremony setup with former Senate colleagues watching.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
White House
Associated Press
Washington
Emmett
Rosie
Smathers
Symington
Goldwater
Barry
State Department Backs Bill Tightening U S Fishing Laws
Washington AP State and Interior Departments endorse a bill to empower the Coast Guard to seize offending foreign vessels confiscate catches and impose fines for fishing in U S territorial waters The measure aims to deter Russian and Japanese fleets increasingly active off Alaska and New England with witnesses including William Herrington and Manuel F Lewis urging stronger enforcement
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State and
Interior Departments
U.S
William €. Herrington
Fisheries and Wildlife
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Coast Guard
Congress
Atlantic
Pacific
Herrington
United States
Alaska
Manuel F. Lewis
Gloucester, Mass
Bill
New England
New Hampshire workers may get raises says governor
Governor John W. King announced a panel will study state employee pay and aim for increases. He spoke at the New England States Employes Association conference, seeking groundwork for raises in 1965 amid taxpayer resistance and prior failed raises for about 5,000 uneclassified workers.
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N. H
John W. King
New Hampshire
New England States Employes Association
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