First Of Quints Boy James Andrew Fischer Comes Home
Quintuplet James Andrew Fischer returns home eleven weeks after birth as the four sisters remain in the hospital. The Fischer family, who already had five children, earlier limited access to the babies and sold photo rights. James weighed about 10 pounds at discharge, a marked gain from his birth weight of about four pounds. His name honors Dr. James Berbos, the family physician.
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Thieves Kill Pittsburgh Vending Firm Owner
Two masked gunmen robbed 65 year old Gust Georges founder of the Pennsylvania Vending Machine Co in Pittsburgh and fatally beat him then shot him in the head. They fled in a company car with bags of coins. Georges died at South Side Hospital after being beaten and shot at his Baldwin home. His wife daughter and a maid were held at gunpoint but unharmed.
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Thanksgiving Day Football Chaos on Muddy Field
A Thanksgiving football game in the South turns rowdy as Uncle Jack caused a scene after a late score. The safety return leads to a fight with the referee, four players and police subdue him, and he is taken away unconscious in a pickup with Tink’s boy driving.
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Nickless Retires as N and W Freight Agent
ROANOKE Va AP Christopher W Nickless has retired as the Norfolk Western Railway western freight agent. He is succeeded by J Wayne Russell assistant Freight Traffic Manager of Chicago.
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Piano Duo To Play Monday at Bluefield State College
The Kennedy Piano Duo will perform Monday at 6 30 p m in H L Dickason Auditorium as the second event of the Bluefield State College Artist Series. Anne Gamble has captivated audiences since 1947 touring major U S cities and historically black colleges. Matthew Kennedy, an internationally acclaimed pianist, is praised for artistry and technique and holds Fisk University and Juilliard degrees.
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Talladega
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Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
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Juilliard School of Music
Hancock PTA Meeting Set for Next Tuesday
Hancock School earns notice as the Hancock Parent-Teacher Association calls a meeting for Tuesday December 3 at 7 p.m. at the Bluefield school. An executives' session will precede it at 6:30 p.m.
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Pearson profile reveals Kennedy era executive traits
Pearson is described as meticulous and fast paced, demanding complete accuracy and long hours from his staff. He keeps two assistants rotating, requires a high podium for Johnson, travels with a king size bed, and wakes early while telephoning and jotting notes for his team.
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Johnson
Cinnamon Toast for Kids Fun
Make a cinnamon sugar mix with a cup of sugar and one to two tablespoons of cinnamon. Keep it in a container so children can sprinkle the mixture on toast for a quick DIY snack.
Restoration Work Continues At White House Under Johnson
Washington AP reports major White House restoration, begun under Jacqueline Kennedy, will be carried forward by Lady Bird Johnson. Aides say state room work is largely complete and the Johnsons may move in this week, while deciding on the Elms residence. Johnsons discuss plans with daughters.
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Grain futures rebound on Board of Trade firming
After two weeks of declines the Chicago grain market firmed with wheat leading gains near eight cents a bushel. Rye and soybeans rose over four cents, feed grains about a cent. strength came after a mourning day for President Kennedy, with short covering boosting buying.
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