Kennedy reports 10105 students persuaded to stay in school
President Kennedy said the anti dropout program has kept 10,105 students in 20 cities from leaving classes, out of 23,502 counseled. A $250,000 allocation funded activity in 29 cities across 23 states and DC, with potential for more dropouts addressed before fall.
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North Hertfordshire charity beer contest winners crowned
In Balldock England Mr and Mrs Brian Robinson are cited as the fastest drinking couple in North Hertfordshire. He won the men's division by finishing three pints in 28 seconds and she won the women's division with a 16 second single pint effort.
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Policeman Wounded in Malden Supermarket Shootout
Patrolman Edward C. Callahan, 35, critically wounded, clung to life at Massachusetts General Hospital after a Saturday night supermarket holdup. Parolee Peter J. Ladelle, 28, sought in a massive manhunt, fired at Callahan and Patrolman George E. Hood, who was treated for mouth and leg injuries at Malden Hospital. Also jailed were Lawrence Guerra, 25, and Louis J. Ladette, 17, on charges of assault with intent to murder, with two girls charged as accessories.
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George E. Hood
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Malden Hospital
Lawrence Guerra
Watertown
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J. Ladette
Peter Lafrat
Marilyn Mailet
Newton
Elizabeth Mc Donough
Johnny Robinson
Virgil Ware
Atvay
South Dakota Quints Near End of Critical Period
The Fischer quintuplets born Saturday in Aberdeen near the end of a 72 hour critical period were feeding on sugar water and may switch to formula. The four girls and a boy, born at St Luke's Hospital, were helped by Dr James Berbos and Father Lambert Hoch. They weighed from about 2 1/4 to 4 1/2 pounds, and the family received gifts while plans for baptism and naming proceeded.
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Sioux Falls
United States
Nash-Finch
William Neuroth
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Touch of Fun On Page 9
The Berkshire Eagle invites readers to test knowledge with the weekly News Quiz on Page 9 each Monday. Compete for the high score with family and gauge how well informed readers are, with answers appearing on Fare It.
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Champion Puffing Contest Winner OMBERSLEY England
Mrs Winifred Connolly wins a pipe puffing contest in Ombersley England, defeating men with a sustained puff for minutes and 20 seconds.
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Winifred Connolly
New Malaysia Becomes Federation as Sukarno Warns Indonesia
Malaysia formally launches as a federation with Malaya Singapore North Borneo and Sarawak joining. Indonesia and the Philippines refuse recognition while Sukarno warns against interference and North Borneo’s Donald Stephens voices concern over Indonesian aggression.
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Philippines
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U.N
Diosdado Marpazal
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New York
Six Die in Birmingham Church Bombing and Riots
Birmingham authorities faced a tense aftermath as a Sunday church bombing killed four young girls and sparked widespread violence. Public schools began desegregation, while federal, state, and local forces prepared to control disturbances as King urged nonviolence and officials sought swift action.
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Graymont
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NHRR Plans To Suspend Service To New York
Trustees of the bankrupt New Haven plan to drop weekday passenger service between Pittsfield and Danbury with self propelled cars starting October 21, while Danbury to New York weekend runs continue. The Pittsburgh Danbury route posted losses of 583,377 in 1962 and 517,161 in Q1 1963, prompting cost cutting and station moves to reduce expenses.
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Five Day Forecast Near Seasonal Temperatures
The forecast calls for temperatures through Saturday to average about 58 degrees with little day to day variation. Showers are possible on Thursday or Friday.
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