Khrushchev Honored On 70th Birthday In Kremlin Ceremony
Nikita Khrushchev received the Order of Lenin and the Gold Star Medal at a Kremlin ceremony as crowds and leaders from the Soviet bloc sent greetings. He was named Hero of the Soviet Union and praised for governing and defending the USSR while avoiding personal adulation. Leaders from Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Mongolia Poland attended or sent messages.
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Ussr
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Todor Zhivkov
Bulgaria
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Yumzhagim Tsedenbal
Mongolia
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Poland
Bishop Nichols Convicted of Embezzling Church Funds
AP reports Bishop D Ward Nichols convicted in Philadelphia Quarter Sessions on 12 counts of embezzlement and fraudulent conversion related to church funds from 1962 to 1956. He faces up to 60 years in prison and fines up to 60,000. Nichols headed the AME Episcopal District 1948 to 1956 and claims innocence while awaiting sentencing.
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Philadelphia
D. Ward Nichols
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Nicholas
Abraham Levy
Kendall H. Shoyer
Levy
Bishop Nichols
Stow Ferry Opens Season on Chautauqua Lake
Bemus Point Stow ferry starts its season in Mayville managed by Chautauqua County highway department. It runs daily 6 am to midnight and enters its 153rd year since 1811. The eight car capacity carries passengers quickly across in five minutes with rates from five cents per person to trucks up to a dollar. The season ends around November 10.
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Mayville
Bemus Point-Stow
Chautauqua County Highway Department
Chautauqua Lake
Mest
Hold Rites For James Crosscut
Final rites for James M. Crosscut were held at Spit Ger Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Reggie Baker officiating. Interment followed in Holland Cemetery. Bearers were Harvey, Leland and Richard Crosscut, Donald Croscut, Raymond Potter and Marion Gallup. Attendees from away included Louis Potter and family of Leland, Harvey and Richard Crosscut of Corry, Jesse Hipwell, Raymond Hipwell and Adeline Johnson of Oil City.
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Clymer
Reggie Baker
Holland Cemetery
Wilbur Renskers
Jesus
Harvey, Leland
Richard Crosscut
Donald Croscut
Raymond Potter
Marion Gallup
Louis Potter
Leland
Harvey
Corry
Jesse Hipwell
Raymond Hipwell
Adeline Johnson
Oil City
New Castle Wins $600,000 Grant for Sewage Plant
New Castle officials announced the federal government approved a $600000 grant for a proposed sewage treatment plant. The case was described as full of paperwork. Scranton is expected to leave the hospital tomorrow.
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New Castle
State Sanitary Water Board
Scranton
Beatles Need Permission To Revisit U S
Washington AP reports the U S Chamber of Commerce questions new Labor Department rules on foreign entertainers and whether famous acts like the Beatles would need official approval to perform in the United States. A Labor spokesman says the rules aim to protect secondary American entertainers and exempt unique talent.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Today
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Washington Report
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Justice Department
Tests Worry New York Chiropractors Facing Oct 1 Licensing
Unusual test results in Buffalo spur concern among Jamestown chiropractors about licensing by October 1. Many took biology chemistry and physiology courses while awaiting results from April tests. few will risk naming themselves, as failure could require retakes.
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Jamestown Area
New York
Chiropractic Board of Examiners
Tragedy Strikes as Toddler Barry Martin Dies in New Castle
Two year old Barry Martin of New Castle was killed when struck by a car yesterday. Police quoted the driver saying the boy ran into the street. The report notes no charges have been filed pending further investigation.
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New Castle
Barry Martin
Barry
Squirrels Cause Power Outage Near Meadville
A squirrel became stuck in a PA Electric Co transformer near Meadville triggering a chain reaction that disrupted service to Harmonsburg Copneaut Lake Road and Linesville road areas for about two hours due to a failed recloser mechanism. Officials noted wildlife routinely causes such outages with incidents including a raccoon grounding a transformer last Monday.
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Pennsylvania Electric Co
Conneaul Lake Park
Harmonsburg
Copneaut Lake Road
Cossewago
Linesville Road
Penelee
Line Ten
Harmonsurg
Goons Corners
De Gaulle Seeks Third Force in World Affairs
De Gaulle defends France’s aid program and calls for France to renounce its own nuclear defense to lead a third force between the United States and the Soviet Union. He argues Western Europe must act to balance the superpowers and warns of danger if France remains apart.
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Thase
de Gaulle
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Intelligent Planning Catholics Change Views On Birth Control
In Easton Pennsylvania Lafayette College hosts a symposium where Dr Clarence Senior of Brookyln College and Planned Parenthood says Catholic opposition to birth control is weakening and Catholics move toward intelligent planning of families. Dr Richard M Fagtey of the World Council of Churches notes growing agreement between Catholics and Protestants on birth control and room for accommodation.
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Easton
Lafayette College
Clarence Senior
Brooklyn College
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Richard M. Fagtey
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
World Council of Churches
Southern Captains Rally Against Civil Rights Bill
An unnamed Southern captain vows to use all means to defeat the civil rights bill. Supporters of the measure align with the President but largely refuse to comment.
Senate bill amendments touted by Dirksen offered
A bill manager spoke off the record about a potential 30 day delay before voting. Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen introduced 10 amendments to the anti job discrimination section claiming they would improve the measure and would not impair it. He said the amendments are not intended to weaken the bill.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mayville Girl Killed By Car
A Mayville girl was killed when she ran into the path of a car at about 3:05 PM in front of a home on a street near Barbar Trippy’s playing area. The driver, Joseph Francis Zeiller, 32, was questioned by deputies and the New York Police said he will be fired. The girl died from a fractured skull at the scene.
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Mayville
Barbar Trippy
Oliver
Chautwuqua County Aberiit
Joseph Francis Zeiller
N.Y
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