Cyprus Faces Cyprus Crisis Shored Up By Arab Support
In Nicosia President Makarios won a pledge of support from the United Arab Republic after talks with President Nasser in Alexandria. The communique warned against foreign bases and said UAR would provide possible aid to Cyprus to thwart Turkish pressure amid anti American demonstrations in Turkey.
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Mediation room dedication at Corry Memorial Hospital
A three faith panel reviewed the new meditation room at Corry Memorial Hospital led by Rev. Leon Doleski, Arthur Cohen, and Dr. Elmer Oriner. The dedication yesterday included Mrs. Vellah Bracken presenting the room to the hospital auxiliary and Elwin Fuller passing it to administrator Edgar Alexander as spectators viewed the facility.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Leon Doleski
Arthur Cohen
Elmer Oriner
Vellah Bracken
Hospital Board of Directors
Hospital Auxil
Penna Saves $2.5 Million From Rehab Effort
HARMSBURG AP The state says it saved 2.5 million in relief grants last fiscal year via its vocational rehabilitation program. Arlin M. Adams secretary of public welfare said 1,859 public assistance recipients were removed from relief rolls, a 40 percent increase from the prior year.
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Harmsburg
Arlin M. Adams
Vandals On Rampage In Titusville
Vandals damaged about 25 cars of Titusville residents between 1 and 3 a.m. They scratched tops on at least three convertibles, broke aerials on newer cars, and damaged a 1956 model. A tomato was thrown through a garage window and a beer bottle through a house window as police investigated.
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Titusville
Surtees survives 100 mph crash at Goodwood race
GOODWOOD England AP Surtees 38 survived a 100 mph crash during the British Tourist Trophy. He crawled from his wrecked car then collapsed and was kept overnight for observation. Graham Hill won the 312 mile race by two laps ahead of Jim Clark who faced suspension trouble.
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Dan Gurney
Riverside Calif
Jack Sears
Their Good Deed Not Appreciated
In rural Surrey the Boy Scouts halted their daily good deed of no Cub Scouts after warnings to drivers about a police radar speed trap along the road. Cub Chief Edgar Lea explained the situation amid the unexpected backlash from the local community.
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Surrey
Edgar Lea
NY Exchange Aide Dies at 92 in Manhasset
Jacob Aron, 92, oldest member of the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, died Saturday. Police investigations began at 3 a.m. yesterday and continued until about 11 p.m., with about 25 persons questioned. Investigations will continue. Last week police reported damage to cars in another area and warned youths not to loiter nearby.
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N.Y
Jacob Aron
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Tshombe Claims Recapture of Albertville City
Leopoldville AP report says Moise Tshombe announced Congo government forces recaptured Albertville in the eastern Congo. Rebels reportedly near Bukavu. authorities offered few confirmations. Tshombe cited freeing 28 Europeans, while noting 100 others’ fate unclear and Albertville Airport still held by rebels.
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Requiem mass for Raphael Donoghue at St Thomas Church
A requiem mass for Raphael Donoghue was celebrated at St Thomas Church at 9 30 a m with Rev Cyril Cooper as Celebrant. The family service preceded at Bracken Funeral Home with bearers Cleo Haight Glen Davis Albert Foster Joss Jr John and attendees from away including Mary Donoghue Theodore Donoghue and family Bernard Donoghue and Fries residents Clarence Hutchinson Spar tansburg residents Seidont Ringo Dallas Sgt Raphael Donoghue with USS Air Force in Japan and others from the area.
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St. Thomas’ Church
Cyril Cooper
Bracken
Cleo Haight
Glen Davis
Albert Foster
Joss Jr
John
Mary Donogue
Theodore Donoghue
Bernard Donoghue
Rebel march on Bukavu signals Congo border clash
A strong rebel force moved toward Bukavu on the eastern Congo border about 225 miles north of Albertville, raising concerns of renewed fighting in the region.
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Bukavu
Congo
Albertville
Moulton Faces Sleeping Sickness Peak In Encephalitis
Health officials in Moulton Texas expect to interpret trends by midweek to gauge how long the encephalitis epidemic peak may last. Twenty new suspected cases were reported, bringing total suspected sufferers to 43, with 19 possible deaths so far and only three confirmed by laboratory analysis. Spraying to kill culex mosquitoes continues around the clock.
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Moulton
Tex
St. Louis
C. A. Pigford
City Health
World lecturer Kenneth Poster dies in Santa Fe at 61
Kenneth Poster, 61, world lecturer and director of the Navajo Museum of Ceremonial Arts, died yesterday in Santa Fe New Mexico. He was known for lectures on Native American arts and culture and led the Navajo Museum of Ceremonial Arts. His death prompted tributes from colleagues and scholars nationwide.
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Santa FE
N. M
Kenneth Poster
Navajo Museum of Ceremonial Arts
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