Mystery Sleep Drug Case In Cleveland Awakens Two Girls
In Cleveland detectives probe how two sleeping girls aged three and two were drugged with barbiturates. Parents Vincent and Lillian Pratantonio deny involvement as officials confirm barbiturate traces in the children's blood. Children isolated at Mont Sinai Hospital while a court hearing in August weighs the case and answers on who supplied the drugs for the mysterious illness.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Tnstrom
Actuas
Luke Feiday
Pollée
Walr
Leen
Ailani
Palice
Vincent
Lillian Pratantonio
Bernadette
Ventisi
Cleveland
Lome
St. Alin Maternity Hospital
Mont Sinai Hospital
County Covaner Lane
Bernarnette
sShe
Columbus Presbyterian Medical Center
New York
Venita
Isis
Routine Day Soles New King Of Space Altitude
Maj Robert M. White, aged 86, set a near space altitude aboard the X15 rocket plane, reaching just under five miles as crowds in a Southern California desert watched. White called it routine test flying, downplaying the milestone while the craft climbed toward the edge of space. Doris White rested in a beauty parlor nearby as observers tracked the small craft departing from its mothership at 45,000 feet.
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Robert M. White
Maj
White
Ealny
Persal
Ull Pilol
Dorks
Gloft
Doris White
California
Desert
Dart Rss
Page
Bureau marks 25th year of compensation payments in Corry
James Rogaberry, manager of the Corry office, announced the 25th anniversary of unemployment compensation payments. From February 1938 to March 1960 benefits totaled about 580000 for Corry workers, with the state fund built from employer taxes and interest earnings totaling roughly 182 million by 1960. Roseberry noted local benefits supported merchants and kept the economy steady, while the Corry office handled 1150 new applicants, 199 nonagricultural jobs filed, and 275 claims for unemployment compensation in the past year.
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James Rogaberry
Cerry
Ie Bureau of Employment Security
Roseberry
Bureau of Employment
David L. Lawrence
Corry
Weather Map Notes and Truman Kinship Death
Clear skies and scattered showers marked today across the West and South with damp patches in the South and West while the eastern half enjoyed mild, generally clear weather. Temperatures varied little otherwise with heaviest rain from Virginia to Florida and Gulf Coast to Texas, as Mo-Prank Gates Wallace, 73, brother of Mrs. Harry S. Truman, died after long illness, his home adjacent to the Trumans.
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Myassuetascu
Texas
Oklahoma
Souther
Montana
Virginia
Florida
Gulf Coast
Nixon Invades Jack's Camp In New England
Vice President Richard M. Nixon heads to Portland Maine for Cumberland County anniversary events and a Scholars for Nixon meeting before touring Maine and meeting university leaders. He aims to bolster his presidential bid while noting Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s Maine support and Kennedy’s strength in New England.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John F Kenedy
Dss
Cén Nixon
Portland
Maine
Cumberland County
Wedge
Margaret Chase Smith
Nixon
Greensboro
N.C
Fire Sweeps Navy Mine Sweeper Exultant Five Die
Fire ripped through the engine room of the USS Exultant, a 170 foot Navy mine sweeper, about 70 miles southeast of Savannah Friday night killing five crewmen and injuring others. The ship, one day out of Charleston bound for Miami, was towed to Savannah for aid as sister ships and a destroyer assisted. The Navy later said no explosion occurred and details were withheld pending notification of next of kin. The Exultant, launched in 1953 and commissioned in 1954, carries a crew of about seven and a half dozen officers and men. The Tropicana reported a distress slip and later confirmed the Exultant’s severe damage to the engine room.
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Savannah
Exultant
Charleston
5. C
Miami
Fla
Navy
Sagaelty
Nimble
Cone
Beim
Silil
Ada Aid
Tropicana Rm ‘Dior
Savannah Coast Guard
Tropicana
Aqunlic Fleet
Naval Reserve Training Center
Hock
Exulteams
Hunter Air Force Base
7 Area Murder Cases Slated For Grand Jury
Fraser County murder cases will be reviewed by the August grand jury convening Monday. 24 jurors will hear indictments against Jerald Riddle, Lloyd Resinger, and Douglas Keller for the killing of 68 year old Robert Warren Mays in Rockland Township last July. Also indicted are Lloyd Shuffstall for the murders of his wife Vera Shuffstall and neighbor Harold DuPont on May 23 1960.
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Franelly
Tyreeaeod
Mays
Shuffstall
Robert Grannis
Presen
Jerald Riddle
Polk
Lloyd Resinger
Rocky Grove
Douglas Keller
Franklin
Robert Warren Mays
Mays Mills
Rockland Township
Franklin Hospital
Jerald Riddle Jr
Riddle
Vengango County
Resinger
Heller
Oil City
Jack Heyison
Ridale
Gerald McGil
Lydia Dean
Keller
Lloyd Shuffs
Donation | Hill
Vera Rose
Harold DuPont
DuPont
Cooperstown
Donation Hill
Sterling Adds To Hospital Grounds Fund
Corry Memorial Hospital received funds from Sterling Milk Co of Erie in a series of gifts totaling nearly 5900 since 1951 for landscaping and shrubbery. The latest check supported by D H Castor will be split with the YMCA, aiding upkeep of grounds and flowers at the city hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Yaterday
Sterling Milk Co
Erie
Erie Dairy
Lewis Beemus
D. H Castor
Corry
Sterling Majority
Edgar L. Alexander
YMCA
Castor
Sterling Milk
Government Of Laos To Resign Amid Rebel Move
Radio Vientiane quoted by Saigon said Premier Tigo Samsonith will resign to let rebels appoint a new regime. The rebel station offered no independent confirmation. Samsonith’s cabinet is in Litang Prabang 140 miles from Vientiane as rebels claim to expel all U.S. personnel and seek Soviet aid, with about 733 Americans in Laos and 261 linked to military aid.
Break-in Probed at Sparta Barber Shop and Store
Police investigate an early morning burglary at Rexford Still's barber shop and sports store in Spartansburg. Entry was gained by smashing the front door glass. a small amount of change, a tartan of 22 shells, and a holster were stolen but the holster was dropped outside. The crime occurred on the main street in Crawford County.
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Rexford Still
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Powers Seeks Khrushchev Aid Ahead of Powers Trial
Oliver Powers announced he will appeal directly to Premier Khrushchev to help see his son Francis Gary Powers before his espionage trial in Moscow next Wednesday. Mrs Powers and family arrived in Moscow seeking a possible early meeting as the U2 pilot faces trial for alleged spying.
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Moscow
Oliver W. Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Oliver Powers
Pound
U.S
London
Barbara Moore Powers
Milledgeville
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Space satellite enables first two way live call
Holmdel and Goldstone Calif connected via Echo satellite for a live two way phone chat at 5 18 am two hours after the first two way message event The contact lasted from 3 07 to 8 12 am with clear transmission except for brief moments Speech carried flag voices Eisenhower Johnson and Bell project manager Bill Jakes described the test as a step toward person to person space age communication
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Holmdel
Goldstone
Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bill Jakes
Phil Tardani
Jet. Propulsion Laboratory
Projet
Bell
Jakes
Texas
Johnson
Model System For MAP Education Plan From Lawrence Committee
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Lawrence's Education Committee discusses MAP, a foundation style plan for K-12. It would expand beyond curriculum to include administrative staff and per pupil state subsidies, aiming for equalization by need while addressing cost estimates around 5000 to 9000 dollars per teaching unit. Continued discussion noted in an ongoing six part series.
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Lawrence Education Committee
Harrisburg
Guv Lawrence
Committee On Eduction
Isi
Whch
Robert A Christie
M.A.P
United States
Tt Wold
Pennsylvanie
Alon
Nist
Mystery Gas Blankets Texas City In Unidentified Health Scare
In La Porte Texas an unidentified gas caused vomiting nausea and headaches for nine minutes forcing about 500 families to evacuate. Reports say the odor was like rotten potatoes. More than 40 people became ill and one hospitalized. officials suspect phosgene though air samples were not collected in time.
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LA Porte
Tex
Ray Gresham
Walter Quebedeaux
Harris County Antipollution
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Quebedeaux
Queberleaux
Union City Man, 68, Missing Since Tuesday
John Fitch, 68, of Union City, has been missing since Tuesday after wandering from his sister’s car in Erie. His sister Mrs John Rice notified Erie police when he did not return to the car in the municipal parking lot behind the First National Bank. Fitch, who is described as tired, remains unfound four days later as police broadcast his description.
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Union Cy
First National Bank
Erie
John Fitch
Johnt Rice
Union City
Fitch
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New England
Sterling
Sterling Mill Co
Journal
Government of
Laos
Sparta
Col
Charles Matheison
Air Force
Sunnyvale
Hickam Afb
Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaii
Hope
Son
Nikita
Open Space Age Communications
Lawrence
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