Beaming Beads Found and Other City News
Mrs Eva Perkins turned over a rosary found on East Church Street to police. a man attempted suicide near a west side home and was not found. Theft of 12 2x4s from Mead Park museum site reported. a boy lost four $1 bills. A pup, picked up by Cathy Upperman, was placed in the pound. Two ocean vessels expected at Erie's Duquesne Terminal for lumber to Ireland and flour to Formosa. Civil Defense meeting set for 7 p m to plan Garland Gala Days policing. muskellunge catch of 55 1 2 inches reported near Warren. Warrants issued to recover about $10,000 unpaid fines. Burns worsened in an 11-month-old Spartansburg girl admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital. Charges filed for failure to yield right of way in a fatal August 14 two car crash. Old Lowville School House sold for 3750. Fire alarm turned out to be false. youths involved did not admit turning in the alarm.
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Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rhonda
Willard Allen
Corry
Karen Sue Hicks
Union City
Joseph Robyak
Edward Carney
Erie
Fear Epidemic Feared As Encephalitis Strikes Houston
Houston reports 179 suspected encephalitis cases with 17 deaths in 30 days and possible large outbreak. Mosquitoes spread the disease citywide as officials boost spraying and fogging and ask residents to bring insecticide to fire stations. Dr. Pigford expects more cases from private physicians.
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Houston
Tex
Aar
A. Pigford
Louie Welch
Pigford
Cryosurgery advances with ultra cold tonsil procedure
Two New York doctors described using probes cooled to 76 degrees below zero Fahrenheit to remove inflamed tonsils with virtually no blood loss. They cited further cryosurgery goals for brain disorders like Parkinsons disease cataracts diseased prostates and certain cancers. The remarks came at the first annual meeting of the Society for Cryobiology in Washington. Harold Hadley a noted newspaper author died at 66 in Philadelphia.
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Washington
New York
William G. Cahan
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Irving S. Cooper
Department of Neurosurgery
St. Barnarbas
Society For Cryobiology
Philadelphia
Harold Hadley
Hadley
Denver
Chicago
Omaha
Indianapolis
Kennedy Declares Candidacy for New York Senate
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate from New York from Gracie Mansion. Kennedy pledged to resign from the Cabinet if nominated and run, citing the need to defend President Kennedy and President Johnson's programs against a Republican challenge. He noted his past ties to New York and said the state cannot be treated as separate from national progress.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Robert F. Wagner
Gracie Mansion
Wagner
Atlantic City
Kennedy
Ethel
Johnson
Vic
Voung
Massachusetts
Long Island
New York State
Former Howard Johnson's night manager pleads guilty
Lance Dwayne Martin, 23, of Pittsburgh admitted theft of 985 dollars from the Erie restaurant after allegedly taking deposits for three days in February. He surrendered at Millcreek Police Station and faces a $1500 bond and county jail until the November criminal court term. He said pressures and running from responsibility led to the act. restitution plans were arranged through family friends. Detective Sgt Merrill Dever confirmed the guilty plea will stand.
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Howard Johnson's
Erie
Millcreek
Martin Iold
John Smith
Merrill Dever
Millcreek Police
Martin
Dever
Sgt
Bernard L. Shierson
Laconia
N. H
Summer Program Closes At Clymer
The Clymer summer program ended last week with 79 children and teachers Marlea Ton and Reema Beckerink enjoying a roller skating party at Findley Lake. Ted Mathews crowned the 1963 prince Dennis Hinsdale and princess Patty Holthouse. Jack Loomis and Pam Holthouse were named recreation king and queen. Becky Hinsdale and Bob Duink received point system awards. A total of 1,213 children attended the six week program.
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Marlea Ton
Reema Beckerink
Findley Lake
Ted Mathews
Denny Hinsdale
Patty Holthouse
Jack Loomis J
Pam Holthouse
Becky Hinsdale
Bob Duink
Cardinal Cushing Dies Not Yet Famed In 1964 Plans
Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston turned 69 yesterday and stayed home with a sore throat. He gave a brief statement on 1964, saying his experience and record qualify him to understand New York's problems and to take a leading role at the federal level in solving them.
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Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
New York
Khanh Quits In Viet Nam Amid Protests And Power Shift
Reports from Saigon describe Vietnam's capital calm but tensions rise as Khanh consolidates dictatorial powers after a bloodless coup. Demonstrations, led by Buddhists and students, demand civilian rule and religious freedom while anti US sentiment grows.
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Khanh
Saigon
Janae
Gen. Minh
Diem
Gulf of Tonkin
Post midnight talks with Vietnamese officials unfold
Tor and Deputy Ambassador U. Alexis Johnson held an emergency post midnight conference with Vietnamese officials today. Taylor met Monday with Khanh.
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Tor
U. Alexis Johnson
Taylor
Khanh
Weather control dispute fuels Fulton County clash
A Pennsylvania county faces a legal clash over weather modification methods. David Falk of Martinsburg was arrested for violating a new law banning weather control devices and fined, with an appeal planned. The Blue Ridge Weather Modification Association conducts cloud seeding to protect fruit crops, drawing protests from some farmers who fear drought.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Ayro
Justis of the Peace
Lewis Strait
Knobsville
Falk
Robert L. Frantz
Pittsburgh
Frantz
Folk
W.E. Howell Associates, Inc
Bedford
Mass
Howell
Blue Ridge Weather Modification Association
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Knapp Morton Union at EUR Church In Bear Lake
Kenneth Knapp and Grace Morton wed at the EUR Church before about 200 guests. Rev. Lynn Ostrander officiated. Attendees included Mrs. Ourkett Smith and daughters from Illinois and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Lundburg of Ashville visiting J C Manwaring and others from Greenhurst and Olean nearby.
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K. Knapp
Elaine Cornish
Olean
Youth, 18, Killed In Penn Hills Car Crash
Richard M Finn died when his car struck a telephone pole near his home in Penn Hills. He was alone in the vehicle at the time of the accident.
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Pittsburgh
Richard M Finn
Penn Hills
Finn
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