Wright Dies Exarchitect Frank Lloyd Wright Passes at 89
Renowned and controversial designer Frank Lloyd Wright died at 4 45 in a Phoenix hospital after a brief illness. He left a vast legacy with about 700 buildings worldwide including the Imperial Hotel Tokyo the Guggenheim Museum New York and the Prive Tower in Bartlesville Oklahoma. The American Institute of Architects honored him with its gold medal but Wright often clashed with peers, calling the institute the America Institute of Appearances. Continued on Page Three.
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Johnson Moves Toward Side Of Unemployed
Washington moves by Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson place him with the unemployed as he counters criticism of his leadership on the emergency jobless pay extension. He proposed a 60 day study by a new commission to report actions for unemployment, signaling swift Senate approval and pressure on President Eisenhower.
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Congress
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Jilly
Boys suffocate in refrigerator on back porch
In Gary Indiana two young boys Gale Holbrook eight and Jay three crawled into an unused refrigerator on the back porch and suffocated. Their parents Hubert and one other adult returned to the home after a neighbor search and found them dead about four hours earlier.
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Gale Holbrook
Jay
Hubert Holbrook
Twenty One Doctors Found Ills On Free Exam
At the American Academy of General Practice convention in San Francisco twenty one cases of serious or potentially serious illness were found among the first 380 doctors to undergo free physicals. The stationed team of 140 nurses and technicians conducted rapid checks, with diagnostic tools that would normally cost patients about 75 dollars. Dr John D. Bumber of Southern Pacific Hospital directed the project and noted multiple findings including eye pressure issues, a rectal cancer, enlarged liver, abdominal mass, and several cases of other suspicious conditions. A full statistical report will be prepared.
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Joh D. Bumber
Southern Pacific Hospital
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Auditorium Half Full For Band Concert At Avon High
The Avon High School auditorium hosted a near capacity audience for a band concert led by music supervisor J. Lyn Rice and six student directors. A missing bassoon caused a lighthearted moment when a seventh grader had accidentally taken it home, but it was recovered in time for the performance, and about $65 was raised for the school organ fund.
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Gerry Aven High School
J. Lyn Rice
Rice
Audientee
William Tunnel
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Revealing Hydrocket Water Jet Engine For Fast Ships
Scientists at Aero Gineral Corp unveil the hydrocket, a water jet engine without propellers. An impeller pumps water to thrust a boat forward, with tests showing speeds up to 22 mph and a claimed 78 percent speed increase with higher horsepower. Military use is cited as possible though details are secret. A commercial version for enthusiasts may be ready in two years.
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Calif
Aero Gineral Corp
Calvin Genever
Aerofel
Neny Sans
Nealing
Genewer
Labor Urges Congress Push Jobless Bill
Organized labor leaders in Washington launch plans with over 5 000 delegates to push jobless aid and public works legislation. George Meany says the movement will push a 1.95 dollar federal minimum wage, 40 hour week reforms, unemployment standards, and state controlled benefits as part of a broad plan for full employment. About 20 delegates remain hospitalized after food poisoning en route, none seriously ill.
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Panchen Lama Leaves Lhasa for Peiping in Tibet Move
The Panchen Lama, China’s new political and spiritual head in Tibet, left Lhasa for Peiping amid signs Beijing aims to tighten military hold. Earlier reports said he would attend the National People's Congress, but the sudden departure signals consolidation without consulting the 21-year-old ruler installed after the Dalai Lama’s flight.
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Search For Heirs Of Corry Native In Columbus Probate
Probate genealogist Ossie K Ramey seeks heirs of Corry native John J. Maloney who died in Dayton Ohio leaving a 4000 dollar unclaimed estate. Maloney, a retired soldier who enlisted in Erie in December 1910, is described as 92 years old at enlistment with Corry birthplace and 5 feet 11½ inches, blue eyes, dark brown hair. Ramey aims to locate brothers, sisters, descendants or cousins and can be reached at 396 East 13th Avenue Columbus Ohio.
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Tibet action cited by Lloyd in Commons
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told the House of Commons that Red China's actions in Tibet will give substantial ammunition to opponents of admitting Communist China to the United Nations.
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London
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Red China
China
United Nations
Democrats Weigh GOP Tax Plan To Break Stalemate
Harrisburg AP Democrats weigh a GOP plan to break a stalemate in Congress. The proposal extends the sales tax to beer and liquor, vehicles, and other items, with separate legislation to advance the measure. Supporters say it could unlock Republican help, while many Democrats oppose the features. The plan is under study as House debates resume.
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Harrisburg
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Lawrence
Communist Coup Fears Reach Baghdad and Region
Reports warn of a possible armed communist attempt to seize control in Iraq’s Baghdad with whispers of Kurdish insurgent activity tied to the Soviet Union. The tense scene includes Arab forces near Syria and fears of a Gulf war spillover as rival factions ponder a pro Nass revolt and potential foreign-backed seizures in the region.
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Baghdad
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Ussr
Abreck
City weighs options for form of government referendum
City officials plan to study current government form and potential charter changes ahead of the November general election. Tre jusville recently approved a referendum to place proposed charter commissions on the ballot. The Third Class City law allows mayor council, commission, or city manager structures, with transitions taking years and requiring wide involvement.
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Unsigned Licenses Declared Valid By State Police
The unsigned motor vehicle operator's licenses and registrations by Char 14 M. Dougherty are deemed valid and should be honored in other states, per Sir William Tewin and Sgt. Trewin of the rural State Police. The Corry detachment and others report motorists receiving concerns over unsigned licenses, yet authorities say there is no need for alarm. Brink G. McCartney and the department of revenue confirm the attorney general's license clearance exists without Dougherty's signature, leaving questions on arrests and reasons for the lack of signature unresolved.
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William Tewin
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Trewin
Corry
Ohio
New York State
Brink G. McCartney
Btate Police
Department of Revenue
Kenern
Ave Valle
Dougherty
Yewon
Pair Slain For Stealing Statue In Mexican Village
In Las Reyes de Juarez two youths were killed by a crowd after they stole a statue from a church. Maria Dolores Gonsalez said she was with the men when they took the image. Police had arrested them but the mob killed one after another beating. The surviving woman was taken to Mexico City for treatment and questioning.
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House Bill Aims to Curb Property Tax Hike
The State General Assembly considers House Bill 1108 to correct an outdated formula used for assessing property value and tax bills. Thompson defends the proposal, arguing current figures inflate instructional costs and mandate shifts drive higher millages, while noting state participation delays and potential savings for districts. In Santa Cruz, golf writer James Harnett collapsed and died after a long career and nine holes at Apple Beach.
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Ier
Thompson
Corey Foes
Thompsnon
Santa Cruz
Calif
James Harnett
Aples
England
Japanese Prepare For Royal Wedding
Tokyo reports the upcoming marriage of Crown Prince Akihito and commoner Michiko Shoda, a historic union seen as democratic progress. The ceremony scheduled for Thursday marks the first time a commoner ascends the chrysanthemum throne, with both expressing resolve to shoulder royal duties without error. The couple will wed at 10:13 a.m. local time after a traditional rite, as Japan watches a romance that has captivated a nation.
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Michiko Sloda
Akihito
Tiecome Min
Michiko Shoda
Akthiro
Shoda
Akihite
Connie On Stand Today In Indianapolis Court
Connie Nicholas returned to the witness stand amid legal and political confusion to describe the July 31 shooting of a playboy executive. The trial proceeded as two Marion County commissioners disputed clerk appointments and a temporary acting clerk was named, while McClure faced a bond requirement and a writ from Circuit Judge Niblack.
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Thamas J. Faulconer
Edwin McClure
Harold W. Handley
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Niblack
J. Wesley Brown
Twenty Cars Derail Near Toronto in CPR Freight Run
More than 20 cars of a Canadian Pacific Railway freight train bound from London Ontario to Toronto derailed yesterday near Dixie Station on Toronto’s western outskirts. CPR officials reported no injuries.
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