Amputee Center Opens at St Vincent de Paul Hospital
A new prosthetic clinic for amputees opens at St Vincent Hospital, sponsored by Lie Hue rer in Pennsylvania. Led by Dr James L. Schuster and Dr Robert K Penman under Orthopedic Service, the center will serve new referrals from the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation, limiting to initial cases in seven northwestern counties. This first regional clinic aims to reduce out of town referrals and improve prosthetic care, therapy, and evaluation coordination.
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Se Vincent Hospital
Lie Huerer
Pentsylvania
Rebs Daltile
Flius
James L. Schuster
Robert K Penman
Accordite
Mhosh
Bureau of Vocativsi
Bureal
Goldfine May Stand Trial After Competency Review
Elliot Richardson said Bernard Goldfine may be well enough to stand trial on evading $790,000 in income taxes. A motion for re‑examination was filed in December to determine mental competency after Goldfine, 70, was discharged from a Washington mental hospital into the care of his son for private psychiatric treatment.
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Goldfine
Washington Hospital
France Airliner Strike Ends
AP reports an Air France long-range jet took off to Donal and Brazzaville, ending a two week pilot strike after government requisition orders. The flight carried two civil servants returning to posts. Pilots sought shorter flying hours and pay raises. the union vowed to continue the push.
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Central Africa
Donal and
Brazzaville
Kennedy landslide tops Pennsylvania in 1960 sweep
Review of state coverage highlights Kennedy’s victory in Pennsylvania with a record turnout of 5,006,541 votes. It details the concurrent steel and coal strikes, Gov. Lawrence’s highway plan, a fatal February shooting near Uniontown, census growth to 1,914,306, and a four-way look at top 10 year’s stories.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
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Maryann Mitchell
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Basic Steel Producers
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Bridgeport
Montgomery County
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Philadelphia
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Electnc
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Carlisle
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Te Fess
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August J. Lipp
Exeter
U. S District Court
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Del
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Lipps
Unted Mine Workers District
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Lippi
Northampton County
Port Griffith
Susquetanna
Kennedy
William J. Green
Richard M. Nixon
Commonwealth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Nixon
Queen May Select Sister As Head Of Bahamas
London reports Queen Elizabeth II may appoint Princess Margaret as governor of the Bahamas to resolve a delicate issue. Her husband Antony Armstrong-Jones has been unemployed for seven months since the marriage, with friends noting their displeasure at a life of glittering duties amid royal constraints. Margaret turns 31 on August 21 and Armstrong-Jones on March 7.
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Elizabeth II
Margaret
Bahamas
Anthony Armstrong-Jones
Armstrong-Jones
Pirates end drought by winning 1960 World Series
The Pittsburgh Pirates captured their first National League pennant since 1925 and faced the New York Yankees in a dramatic World Series. They clinched the title in a thrilling seventh game 10-9 after erasing a late lead, with Bill Mazeroski delivering a walk-off homer in the tenth inning to seal the victory. The season also featured a nationwide railroad strike that disrupted travel in September, closing the industry for nearly two weeks until a Philadelphia-brokered agreement.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers
System Federation
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
New York Yankees
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Priest Ends Parish Carnivals to Fund Giving via Tithing
WEST NEW YORK NJ AP The pastor of St Josephs Church of the Palisade says no more carnivals bazaars or raffles to fund the parish Instead worshippers will give 10 percent of gross income to the church and approved charities The Rev John P Weigand says the plan called tithing aims to involve all Catholics in centralized church support preparing parishioners for a system taught in daily letters and proclamations He notes the plan is non compulsory and about half the funds would aid the parish while the rest support charities
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New York
John P. Weigand
New York City
Spokustar
Mopacine
Amurich
Etta
Father Weißand
Allegheny bids to start hub helicopter service in DC area
Allegheny Airlines announced to the Civil Aeronautics Board its plan to offer scheduled helicopter runs linking downtown Washington, Washington National, Baltimore Friendship, and Dulles airports. The move marks its first foray into rotorcraft operations as president Lastie Q. Barnes cites turbine-powered choppers making service economically feasible.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington-Baltimore
Allegheny
Washington
Washington Nation
Baltimore
Friendship International
Dulles International Airport
Not National
Friendship
Lastie Q. Barnes
Rites Set For Mrs Burt Gates
Funeral services for Alice Gates of Curry are set for Bracken Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 pm. Born June 26 1964 in Concord Township she lived there before moving to Curry with her husband Burt who died in 1948. Sister Edna Norton of Columbus survives along with cousins. calling hours today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Rev R A Merrifield of Columbus will officiate. interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Alice) Gates
Gould Street
Curry
Sundas al Curry Memorial Hospital
Bracken
Worrow
Concord Township
Colry
Burt
Edna Norton
Columbus
Socialist Bloc Opposes Move to End Belgian Strike
In Belgium the Socialist Bloc clashes with the government as tougher anti strike measures are debated. Local Socialist officials oppose decrees to mobilize troops while Rene Thone, governor of Hainaut, resists government orders amid Congo related economic strains and tax cuts prompting the walkout.
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Socialist Bloc
Sid Jean Roland
Interior Ministry
Trewie Vovane of Tanker Fnds NEWPORT NEWS
The stern section of the broken American tanker Pine Ridge was moored to a pier in Newport News ending a salvage haul that began in New York and ended in Corpus Christi. Last crew member John Richart of Wilmington remained aboard to protect salvage rights of Keystone Shipping Co of Philadelphia as the Coast Guard cutter Cherokee stood by.
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New York
Corpus Christi
Tey Twerties
John Richart
Wilmington
Del
Keystone Shippine Co
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Cherokee
Wyoming publisher Tracy McCraken dies at 66
Cheyenne Wyoming publisher and Democratic National Committeeman Tracy S McCraken died yesterday at age 66. McCraken had served as a newspaper publisher and active party figure since 1942, leaving a long imprint on Wyoming journalism and politics.
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Wyo
Tracy S McCraken
Wyoming
Father Attempts To End Life By Ramming Bridge
State police said Thomas E Snelsire 27 of Mount Orion PA may have rammed a car into a bridge pier on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Everett causing a crash. A note on a toll ticket found in the car referenced family matters and the driver was hospitalized in Bedford in satisfactory condition with possible concussion and lacerations. A second item reports the death of prominent Philadelphia lawyer Robert T McCricken at age 77, former president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
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Bedard Cornsty
Thomas E Snelsire
Pittsburgh Area
Mount Orion
Viearby
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Snelsire
Philadelphia
Robert T McCricken
Olle Pensylvania Bar Associatur
Supreme Court
Owen d Roberts
Dayd Christus Deyi Hospital
A B Chandler Seeks Baseball Expansion Plan
The former U S senator and Kentucky governor A B Chandler proposes expanding baseball to ten towns, possibly twelve, in three divisions with East Central and Western sections and a World Series format. He criticizes recent plans as incomplete and urges closer geographic ties to sustain growth.
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Parker
AB Cauwiller
Kentucky
Furmer
Chadler
Sais
Pacific Coast Sea
Wis
Saint Pink
Chandler
Astronomer Reports Record Magnetic Field Discovery
Dr Hore W Babcock of Mt Palomar Observatory using the 20 inch Hale telescope reports a record magnetic field about 34 000 times stronger than Earth's, surrounding a star near the solar system in the Milky Way. The unnamed stellar object is designated HD iad by astronomers.
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Soleet
Earth
Horeace W. Babcock
Mt. Palomar Observatory
Hale
Om Solar System
Milky Way
Painter Succumbs: Mrs Arthur A. Newton Dies
In New York, Mrs Arthur A Newton aged 07 died yesterday. She was a painter and life partner of Arthur Newton, a miner at the Newton Galleries. The obituary notes her association with the gallery and her social role.
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Arthur A. Newton
Arthur Newton
Myner
Newton Galleries
Fle
Jame
Wnress
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