Ex-Convict Shot After Woonsocket Station Burglary
Zebie D. Cole man of Woonsocket, 22, died after a service station burglary in Woonsocket. Officers say the ex convict fled, two police shots followed a warning, and a third ended the chase. Cole had prior robbery, assault and larceny charges and had just been released a month earlier. A battery found outside the station is linked to the burglary.
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Woonsocket, R.I
Zebie D. Coleman
Woonsocket
Rhode Island Hospital
Providence
Coleman
Rhode Island State
William O’coyne Jr
William Angell
O’coyne
14 Year Old Wins 20 Dollar Bet on 50 Mile Hike
Clearwater Fila AP reports John Rowe, age 14, completed a 50 mile hike to win a $20 bet. When asked what he would do with the prize money he said he would save it and would like to buy a motor scooter.
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Clearwater
Fila
John Rowe
Miss USA Crown Goes to Bobbi Johnson in Miami
Bobbi Johnson of Washington D C wins Miss USA before eight thousand spectators in Miami Beach. The 19 year old blue eyed blonde math student vows to program electronic computers and recalls a serenade by Ricky Nelson after a Kansas City Auto Show honor. Runners up include Diane Balloon of Houston Patricia Marlin Fairbanks Janet Erickson Salt Lake City and Johnna Reid Paducah.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Ricky Nelson
Bobbie Johnson
Washington, D.C
Bobbi
Duane B. Johnson
Diane
Houston
Texas
Patricia Marlin
Fairbanks
Alaska
Janet Joy Erickson
Salt Lake City
Johnna Ruth Reid
Paducah
National Science Foundation
University of Kansas
Ozzie and Harriet
Kansas City
Handicraft Demonstrations at New Art Center Workshop
Free demonstrations of Jacobean embroidery pottery weaving and painting will be given at the Brick Store Museum New Art Center Workshop in Kennebunk on Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. Florence Forbes will show free hand painting on trays inspired by 18th century Chinoiserie prints while Florence Forbes assisted by Harriet Morrison and Elsie Smith from the New Hampshire Weavers Guild participate in weaving on looms. Charles E Abbott and Edward Mayo contribute pottery and watercolor demonstrations with Margaret Fisher explaining embroidery.
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Kennebunk
New Art Center
Brick Store
Florence Forbes
Modern School of Fashion and Design
Boston
Ann Query
Harriet Morrison
Elsie Smith
New Hampshire Weavers Guild
Charles E. Abbott
Massachusetts College of Art
Edward Mayo
Kennebunk Port
Margaret Fisher
Birds' songs differ among species, OSU study finds
Ohio State University zoologist Dr. Donald J. Borrer analyzed hundreds of thrushes wrens and mockingbirds singing patterns with a sound spectrograph. He produced graphs showing variations in pitch speed and frequency across species.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Donald J. Borrer
New England Divides Over Vice Presidential Pick
New England delegates at the Democratic National Convention show broad backing for Lyndon Johnson’s choice but would back Robert F. Kennedy if Johnson leaves the decision to the convention. Massachusetts leads Kennedy’s bloc. state delegations in Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire weigh Johnson’s pick versus Kennedy and other names.
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Boston
New England
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
New
Massachusetts
Kennedy
John E. Powers
Powers
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Sen. Kennedy
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Rhode Island
John A. Notte Jr
Dennis J. Roberts
Vermont
Connecticut
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Muskie
Robert Kennedy
New Hampshire
Abe Burrows Works On New Musical The Harem Link
New York AP reports Abe Burrows, fresh from directing How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, polishing a new musical. A week before out of town testing ended, he felt it was in perfect shape and began shaping a story about the women in every man's life, including wife, daughter, sisters, and mother-in-law, with tentative title The Harem and awaiting a composer.
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New York
Abe Burrows
Burrows
Four Chimes Set Can Be Played In 24 Orders
In the playing of chimes a set of four hells can be played in 24 different orders, showing all permutations of the four elements. The statement notes the combinatorial count of arranging four items.
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Cordovan
Voyager
H.P
Corvair Monza Club
Chevrolet
America
ED & Frank Chevrolet, Inc
DIAL
Alfred Street
Biddeford
N.E
Snevre
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