Two Kennedy Proposals To Be Acted On This Week
Capitol Hill action centers on Kennedy proposals with the House voting a 1.1 billion college construction bill while the Senate considers a National Service Corps measure. Hearings open on the limited nuclear test ban treaty as the House drafts a civil rights bill amid a busy legislative week.
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Senate Adjourns Over Loss Of Kefauver Eminent Senator
Senator Estes Kefauver died from a ruptured aorta after a brief hospital stay following a mild heart attack. President Kennedy mourned a public servant of energy and integrity as Gov. Frank Clement prepared to appoint a temporary successor to fill the seat.
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Sugar Grove Man Dies Of Fumes
A 21 year old Sugar Grove man, Leroy D. Flasher, died from carbon monoxide suffocation in his driveway. State police said he started the car, turned on the heater and defroster, and fumes filled the vehicle. Coroner Ed Lowrie termed it a accidental death.
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Warren County
Ed. Lowrie
Boys Suffocate In Clothes Dryer in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama two young boys David Wayne McClain aged 6 and Rickey Lee Spann aged 3 were found suffocated inside a clothes dryer. Grandfather A D Cummings located the bodies and Coroner J Butler ruled the deaths accidental with likely three minutes to death after the door closed.
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Final inspection begins at Erie County Hospital
The court-appointed three-man board of viewers starts an on-site review of the $3.5 million Erie County Hospital at Fairview amid criticism over lamp purchases at $158 each. Members are Dr. Charles Leone and Howard Essick, both of Erie and Fairview respectively, plus George Sample of Corry, with a written report due to the Erie County court.
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Corry
Rusk Urges OK of Nuclear Treaty
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk presses approval of a nuclear test ban treaty amid talks with President Kennedy and dates for White House meetings. Rusk says next Soviet rounds may be slow but aims to ease tensions while preserving Western strength. Edward Teller opposes cessation of tests in all media.
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Maryland Faces Largest Ever Chesapeake Bay Fish Kill
Tidewater fisheries officials met with Gov. Tawes as hundreds of thousands of dead fish washed ashore along Chesapeake Bay and tributaries. Biologists study stricken fish amid pollution and plant growth theories. impact feared on beaches, resorts, and local economies. Capt. Sewell Dixon calls it the worst in 30 years.
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Abortion Ring in Toronto Broken Up by Police
Police say a two man abortion ring in the Toronto metropolitan area used blindfolding to conceal identities. One man connected with women seeking abortions and took them to a Scarborough house where a second man performed the procedures. Roger Oliver Lavis, 61, of Toronto, a chiropractor, was charged with two counts of procuring.
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Hold Rites For John Darnofall
The requiem Mass for John A. Darnofall was said at St. Thomas Church at 9 30 this morning with Rev. Leon Doleski as the celebrant. Burial followed in the church cemetery with a prior prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home and VFW honors at the cemetery. Attendees included George Darnofall of Melbourne Florida and several Darnofalls from Chicago Blue Island Donora Harvey and Corry area friends.
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Paul Houk
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Corry
Assistant to Johnson Dies in Washington
Glynn Stegall aged 39, longtime assistant to Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Johnson staffer since 1942, died Saturday. Eugene Staacke, 26, of Scarborough, faces conspiracy charges in connection with the case.
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Twins Separated in Three Hour Surgery
Bartley twins David Eugene and Daniel Clifford, born siamese at 11:45 am Saturday, were separated in a three hour operation Sunday. Father William Bartley and grandmother Mrs Violet Mitchell waited in the hall during surgery. The babies weighed 1 pound 4 ounces combined and were born to Mrs Rebecca Bartley in Glendale Sanitarium.
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Daniel Clifford
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Violet Mitchell
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Daniel
Rebecca Bartley
Glendale Sanitarium
Pure Reading Enjoyment On Tap Daily In Corry Journal
Corry Journal promises daily reading enjoyment with engaging features for local readers. The paper highlights a steady stream of columns stories and human interest pieces to brighten mornings.
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TV Critics Predict Next Season's Hit Shows
Hollywood TV reviewers report optimism for NBC CBS and ABC fall lineups. previews cite My Favorite Martian Travles of Jim McPheeters and The Judy Garland Show plus issues with production delays and illness affecting Richard Boone Show and Odets story line.
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Judy Garlant
Richard Boony
Clifford Odets
Grid Scandal Trial Resumes Amid Libel Claims
ATLANTA reports resumed testimony in a libel suit involving the Saturday Evening Post. Key witnesses include Charley Tripp former Georgia assistant coach and Tue Ray Jordan with allegations tied to Coach Paul Bryant of Alabama and former Georgia coach Butts.
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