Cleveland mother admits feeding babies coma causing drugs
Lillian Frantantonio, 28, confessed feeding her three daughters doses of sleeping pills over months, leading to two daughters Bernadette 3 and Venita 3 slipping into comas. Doctors say a mental illness is possible, though police plan to seek court-ordered mental examination. Juvenile custody placed on all three children, with final decisions to come at a juvenile hearing.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lillian Frantantonly
City
Counly
Bernadette Frutun
Tonia
Venila
Norman Ferris
Bermadeth
Vunica
Sail
Samuel R. Ger
de Earle
Smith
Pediajticlay
Richard
R. Waener Siid
Mount Sina Hospital
Kiwanis Carnival Week Opens With Food Fun and Rides
Kiwanis opens a week of fun with ferris wheels, parades, cotton candy, clowns, and various booths on North Center and Clinton Streets. The St Thomas Church Lawn Festival runs Thursday and Friday with pony rides and games. Sidewalk Bazaar Daze by the Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce happens Friday and Saturday with Rusty the Clown, bicycle and pet parades, and a $180 Savings Bonds drawing.
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Eastman
Youngsville
Manning Ne
St.~ ‘Thomas
St. Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Rusty the Clown
Ulllope
Clymerite Fined After Wild Auto Ride
Milton CG Swanson, 22, paid a $25 fine in Amity Township after a reckless driving arrest by Corry State Police. His westbound car left the Cutting-Wattsburg road at 1 a.m. Saturday, barreled through a field 240 feet, skidded 270 feet, then crossed the road 60 feet, toppled a telephone pole, and mounted a 4-foot embankment into Charles Bush’s yard causing about $100 lawn damage and $200 auto damage. Swanson was not injured. Bush reported the incident. Swanson surrendered Saturday afternoon before Justice Arthur Watson.
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Clymer
Milton CG
Swanson
Justice of the Peace
Arthur Watson
Amity Township
Corry
Polie
Swansea
Cutting
Wattsburg
Charles Bush
Br, D. 2
Bush
Aic
Hoffa Attacks Kennedy as Union Pledges stance in Camden
Hoffa tells Camden Local 676 he will push 1,077,000 union members to oppose Kennedy and says the remarks are not an endorsement of Nixon. He calls Kennedy a "slave labor law sponsor" and a son of a millionaire who never knew work. The crowd cheers as he vows to do all in his power to defeat the Democratic candidate.
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Camden
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
International Union
John F. Kennedy
Hoffa
Kennedy
Massachusetts
America
Richard M. Nixon
Elisabethville
The
Congo
Aps
U.N
Labori
Katanga
United Nations
Elisebethville
Kolwezei
Jadotville
Kamina
Addis Ababa
Mali
Kivu
Katanes
Patrice Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjald
Ethiopia
Auto Roll Crash Hurts 16 Year Old in Union City
A 16 year old girl sustained a fractured left shoulder when a 1952 sedan driven by 18 year old James T. Griglick of Corry failed to negotiate a gravel Townline Road curve three miles west of Union City. The car skidded off embankment, rolled, and was totaled with about 200 dollars loss. Griglick was uninjured. investigation pending possible charges.
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Union
Ares
Wis
Diana Beezub
B.D. 1
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry
Beemib
James T. Griglack
Griglack
Griglick
Grnglick
Two Minn. Men Die In Plane Crash Near Franklin
Two Minneapolis men Charles F. Peckham age 27 and Abraham H. Davis age 34 were killed when their private single engine plane crashed in a wooded area near a residential section south of Route 322 Franklin Pennsylvan ia early yesterday. The men were reportedly en route from Minneapolis to Englewood New Jersey and were found within a half mile of the wreckage which caught fire. Witnesses described loud explosions and a crash on nearby roofs while debris scattered across Route 129. Authorities from State Police Civil Aeronautics Board and Federal Aviation Agency investigated. The bodies were sent to Minneapolis for funeral services and burial. Peckham suffered multiple injuries before death. Davis was thrown head first against a rock with severe injuries.
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Minneapolis
Englewood
N. J
Davis
Gilbert
Charles Farren
Charles Cauvel
Farren
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Dinberg
Peckham
Electric Blanket Blamed In Deaths
Jefferson County district attorney notes a couple found dead in their Watertown summer cottage were apparently electrocuted by an electric blanket. Autopsy ordered for Alice J. Bell 32 and Aubrey Bell 30, with Bell noted as vice president of Watertown Glass and Hardware Store.
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Hansok
Jefferson County
Angus Saunders
Alice J. Bell
Aubrey
Watertown
Bell
Watertown Glass and Hardware Store
Hostage Seizure Ends in Fatal Shootout in Jenner
Prison escapee George F. Winn 33, held seven people hostage in a Jenner area home after fleeing San Quentin. He was shot by deputies during a car confrontation, dying an hour later. Victims included the von Arx family and friends, well after he demanded food and brandished a knife.
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Jenner
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
George F. Whin
San Quentin Ave
Larry von Arx
Jt Lumber Hauler
von Arx
Victor
Bill
David Nelson
Leslie
Don Lang
Winn
Sonoma County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's
Erwin Carlstedt
Dick Hull
Adminine
Mendocino County
Himes
U2 Pilot Powers Pleads Guilty in Moscow Trial
Barbara Powers, wife of Francis Gary Powers, calls his guilty plea "normal" yet says he should not be labeled a spy. The Powers parents arrived for the espionage trial set to begin in Moscow as Soviet officials bar American observers.
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Moscow
Barbara Powers
Powers
Jand
Francis Gary Powters
Soviet Union
Barbara
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Mayor Proclaims Start of Employment Security Week
Mayor J. Fred Kinley proclaims August 15 to 20, 1960 as Employment Security Week marking the 25th anniversary of the Social Security Act. The proclamation honors federal, state, and local officials for unemployment compensation services and urges organizations and cities to participate in the observance.
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J. Fred Kinley
Kinley
Ath Congress
United States of America
Pennsylvania
J. Pred Kinley
Corry
Castro Seizes 75 Million U S Plant In Cuba
Havana reports the Castro regime seized the Freeport Sulphur 7 million dollar wicket and cobalt plant in Moa Bay Cuba. American owners say the move follows an export tax and questions of workers’ jobs. Freeport vows to protect its legal rights while Cuba cites abandonment by management.
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Havana
Freeport Sulphur Company
Cuba
Bimdayaf
Preeport
Moa Bay Mining Co
Osvaldo Corlicos
New York
Freeport Company
Moaday Company
Moe Bay
Auto Stolen Abandoned Rammed by Owner
A Waterford woman Hazel F. Buats aided Corry State Police in locating a stolen car early yesterday morning. She rammed her own vehicle into the back of the stolen car on a remote country road about one mile west of Mill Village. The incident began with the theft of the Carr car at 19 m yesterday. Buats was unhurt though her car sustained $76 in damage while the stolen vehicle cost $25 to repair.
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Waterford
Corry
Carr
R. D
Union City
Hazel F
USS Nautilus Leaves Dry Dock After Sabotage Cutbacks
The Navy's first atomic submarine USS Nautilus returns to the Atlantic Fleet from Pornsmuern New Hampshire after a year in dry dock. Officials say two acts of sabotage are suspected including cut electrical cables and a damaged evaporator hose.
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Pornsmuern
N. H
Navy
Scientists Bounce Phone Calls 1000 Miles Via Balloon
In Holm del California Pasadena Goldstone and Bell labs scientists tested Echo 1 using an aluminum coated balloon to relay sound waves. William Victor connected from Pasadena to Goldstone then to Bell Labs and back to Holmdel with a two hour 1000 mile relay. A four way, multistate exchange followed as experiments expanded to include recordings and conversations among MD, NJ, CA and VA facilities.
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Echo I
Holmdel
Bell
Middletown
William C. Jakes Jr
Echo Project
Hisleaded
Hall
Victor
Jakes
Maryland
New Jersey
California
Goldstone
Hecho T
Civil Affairs Group Plans Benchmark Survey Meeting
Officials from Pennsylvania State University extension service and Corry Steering Committee will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building to hear a benchmark survey by Penn State. John Bergstrom, William Urash, and Dr. Emory Brown will attend, with Urash presenting survey results from Corry and nearby communities.
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Pennsylvania State University Extension Service
Petin State
Penn State
John Bergstrom
William E. Urash
Emory Brown
Urash
Elo County
BPW
Corryiles
Ford Foundation
Civil Affairs
Weed killer fatal to girl in Pasadena tragedy
In Pasadena California Lorelle Christine Kay 21 months drank poisonous weed killer. Parents delayed seeking medical help due to religious belief. Doctor arrived three hours after the child died. Husband William 43 identifies as Christian Betentists.
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Pasadena
Calif
Lorelle Christine Kay
William
Daetor
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Burns
Khrushchev
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