Senate pays tribute to Kefauver as adjournment follows
Senate adjourns in respect to Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee who died Saturday. The funeral schedule places his body in state at First Baptist Church Madisonville and burial Tuesday at the family cemetery near his farm. A military plane will carry the casket to Tennessee with Mrs Kefauver and a congressional delegation aboard.
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Washington
Senate
Sey
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Fauver
Madisonville
Tenn
Kefauver
First Baptist Church
Muatterman
Tennessean
Kids' Quick Action Saves Serious Injury
Two youngsters on a station wagon tailgate escaped serious harm when they grabbed their legs as a car approached. State Police credited their quick response with preventing severe injuries. Other incidents on Route 6 and Route 8 included a wreck near the Fish Hatchery curve causing facial and bodily injuries, and minor damage in two additional collisions with total damages modest.
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Oid Mertens
Erie
Route 8
Billie Sol Estes Unhurt As Bullet Shot At Home
Ex promoter Billie Sol Estes and guests were unharmed when a bullet shattered the outer pane of a living room window in Pecos Texas late Friday. The bullet lodged between panes. appears fired from a pistol. Estes faces two 23 year prison sentences for mortgage fraud tied to fertilizer tank collateral.
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Billie Sol Estes
Pecos
Tex
Estes
Ed Hersha
Bobby Frans Estes
Bille Sol Estes
Senator Anderson forecasts moon landing by 1968 or 1969
Washington Senator Clinton Anderson says with very good luck the United States could send three men to the moon by 1968 or 1969 but personally thinks the first crewed moon landing will occur in the early 1970s. He doubts the Soviet Union will drop out of the race.
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Washington
Clinton Anderson
D-Nm
United States
Anderson
Senate Aeronautical and Space Sciences Committee
Soviet Union
Fatal Adams Hotel fire in Flint kills pensioner
Fire responders fought a blaze at the Adams Hotel in downtown Flint while a 60 year old pensioner Fred Whitty died after being carried from a third floor room. The blaze injured 15 including 14 year old Alice Everett and accordionist Frank Torrey who waited six hours for rescue. Police seek a guest who checked in and out before the fire flagged a possible origin and refund demand.
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Flint
Mich
Adams
Fred Whitty
Torrey
Miss Everett
Jack Johnson
Whitsby
Thomas Gage
Three Die in Route 16 Head-On Crash Near Aliquippa
A head on two car collision on Route 16 near Aliquippa Beaver County Saturday night killed three members of the Weller family. Al Weller and his daughter Jenny Ann both died on arrival at Aliquippa Hospital. A son Thomas died in hospital yesterday. The other driver was seriously hurt.
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Aliquippa
Beaver County
Weller
Ofquippa
Jenny Ann
Aliquippa Hospital
Thomas
Ihos
Pital
Skindiver Impaled by Wave at Jones Beach
Robert Petti, 32, of Westbury, N Y, was killed when a large wave knocked him into his spear at Jones Beach State Park. He pulled the spear from his abdomen and sent seeking help before Coast Guard helicopters transported him to a hospital where he died during surgery. Police believe a rogue wave drove the spear into him as he swam solo near a rock jetty on the western end.
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Jones Beach
Robert Pelti
Westbury
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
Petti
Petit
U S Court sidesteps ruling on Prince Edward County schools
In a 241 decision the U S Circuit Court of Appeals declined to rule on whether Prince Edward County could close public schools to evade desegregation until Virginia's Supreme Court determines if the county’s school system is a state entity under the Commonwealth.
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Richmond
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal
Prince Edward County
Virginia
Supreme Court
Commonwealth of Virginia
Prince Howard
Smoker Dozes, Burns To Death
Mrs James Halligan reported her husband 78 did not visit at the hospital where she was a patient since April. Police found his charred body in Bert home seated upright before the television, apparently after dozing and dropping his cigarette.
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Fla
James Halligan
Bert
Eigerete
Challenges Critics Of Space Plans
Blacksburg Virginia. A government scientist challenged critics who want more emphasis on space weapons development arguing the current U S space program builds both scientific and military capability He warned against a Maginot Line in space and urged broad space development to meet future threats while noting ongoing military space efforts include reconnaissance satellites and orbital missiles.
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Blacksburg
U.S
Homer E. Newell
National Aeronautics and Spacedministration
Virginia Polytechnic Institutehere
Newell
Air Force
Army
Navy
NASA
United States
Jail Woman Who Fleeced Local Stores
Mrs. Gertrude Moyer, 93, of New York, jailed in Meadville after attempting to cash a bad check. She confessed to intent to cheat by false pretenses and faces charges in Crawford County with warrants pending from Titusville and Corry Police. Local stores reported three checks for 30 dollars each with small cash purchases.
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New York State
Meadville
Donald W. Ladner
Moyer
Crawford County
Titusville
Mrs. Moyer
Corry
Triangle Short
Endicott-Johnson
Katherine
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Erie
Oil City
Mayerest
Man Gunned In Own Home in Beaver Falls
Beaver Falls resident Cliff Robinson aged 65 was shot in the left hip at his home and remained in critical condition at Providence Hospital. John Hayes, 36, was arrested in connection with the shooting and charges were not filed yet pending Robinson’s condition. Police also noted a separate murder charge against William Lewis, 54, of Beaver Falls for the shooting of Joseph Graham of Niles and Warren Ohio, with Lewis claiming Graham refused to leave his residence.
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Beaver County
Providence Hospital
Cliff Robinson
Beaver Falls
John Hayes
Hayes
Robinson
Peace Police
William Lewis
Joseph Graham
Niles and
Warren
Ohio
Lewis
Graham
Talks Collapse as Pittsburgh Protest Hits Hiring
Mass protest collapses talks between Duquesne Light and the United News Protest Committee over alleged past discrimination. Negotiators meet about seven hours with no disclosed details as the company denies discrimination and resists a compensatory hiring policy.
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Newre
Bany
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Duquesne Light
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Navarro Corp
China Calls Khrushchev Traitor to World Communism
In Hong Kong the Chinese Communist party accuses Premier Khrushchev of betraying the socialist camp by allying with the West and using baseless slanders. Wen Wei Pu blasts Khrushchev for capitulating to imperialists and condemns his actions as a betrayal of the people.
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Khrushchev
Peking
Wen Wei Pu
Lenin
Rusk Urges OK For Nuclear Pact
Rusk urged Senate approval of a nuclear test ban treaty asserting it slows armed testing without harming security. He testified alongside Secretary of State and other administration officials, stressing U S support for the pact and relations with East Germany.
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Washington
Luce
Damier
United States
de Benaly
Adn
Iisticians
Five Criminals Sought In Big Robbery
Scotland Yard reports five criminals fled to five addresses after a daring heist at a Glasgow to London mall. About 15 men smashed the premises, seizing bags of currency worth over 7 million dollars and halting a 400 mile train journey. Police believe the loot mostly remains in Britain and seek the suspects.
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Raindun
Ahan Alo
Pemblie Deedon
Slowny East
Scotland
London
Britain
Crop-Dusting Mishap Hospitalizes 38 In Yakima Valley
In Puget Sound area of Washington two planes spraying hops released a toxic insecticide containing tetraethyl pyrophosphate. A thermal inversion kept the cloud aloft near here seven miles west of town. Two cattle died and 38 residents were rushed to hospital, with four kept overnight.
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Fuepenish
Wash
Yakima Valley
Here
Ray Cerna
Authoriley
Pressurized Can Explosion Kills Mother Of Three
In Willow Grove Pennsylvania a ruptured pressurized can exploded in a backyard killing a mother of three. The blast injured nearby residents and damaged surrounding property as the can used for household product dispensing overheated or ignited.
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Willow Grove
API Mys Mildver Avova
Philadelphia
Nabbed At Drug Party In Cleveland East Side
Police answered a disturbance call at a noisy East Side rooming house party and seized $50 worth of marijuana. Eleven people were arrested including three Western Reserve University coeds, an 18 year old girl and a 21 year old high school teacher. Thirteen packets of crude marijuana, one vial of powdered marijuana and eight pills were seized. A 22 year old State University student admitted supplying the marijuana. Four arrestees were minors. No charges filed yet as investigations continue.
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Cleveland
Atsent State University
Pope Paul VI Sees Hope for Peace as Cold War Eases
Pope Paul VI told about 3000 worshippers at Castel Gandolfo that signs of easing tension could bring ample and fruitful increases toward world peace. He spoke during his blessing at the summer palace yesterday.
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Castel Gondolfo
Italy
Paul VI
Itally
Fire destroys Sperry farm barn and home with $15,000 loss
A fire at the Sperry farm on Sample Flats road destroyed the two story structure and barn, trapping propane tanks that exploded. Firefighters saved nearby buildings. No injuries reported. Loss estimated at 15,000 with 10,000 on the barn and 5,000 on contents. The owner removed livestock and equipment as flames raged.
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Edward
Sperry
Sample Flats
Uebate
Nixon Nominee in 1964? Day Predicts Nixon
Former Postmaster General J Edward Day said at a Los Angeles Rotary Club lunch that he believes Richard M Nixon will be the Republican presidential nominee and the only figure who can heal the party split. Day’s resignation became effective Friday.
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GOP
Los Angeles
API
J. Edward Day
Richard M. Nixon
Day
Angeles
Rotary Club
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