Anti Yanks Smash All Windows At U S Legation
Vienna based AP report notes several thousand anti American demonstrators shattered all windows on the first three floors of the U S legation in Sofia Bulgaria and overturned four cars. Bulgarian police arrived late and a protest will be lodged with the Foreign Ministry.
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Seek Motive In Murder Death By Own Action Of Elderly Pair
State police sought a motive for what they theorize was the murder suicide case involving elderly landlord Antonio Gasbarrini, 70, and his tenant Mrs. Margaret McKeefer, 34. Gasbarrini killed Mrs McKeefer and then killed himself after a visit about his shoulder. Mrs McKeefer lived with her husband Howard, 34, and their five children in a one-story frame house. Howard provided police with details of the encounter.
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Auto tags rise and reflect trends in states and cities
Washington report surveys rising auto tag costs up to 72.95 in Oklahoma and 69.95 in Minnesota with many states moving to multi year stickers and reflective plates. It notes production costs, prison labor, standard sizes, and uses for advertising while recalling historic registration beginnings and notable plate quirks.
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Tragic double shooting ends with discovery near home
McKeefer fled to a neighboring residence after a series of shots rang out. He found his wife on the kitchen floor and alerted police. Investigators recovered a shotgun near the victims, both shot in the throat.
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Man Shot to Death in Pittsburgh Suburb
The body of Willie Jenkins, 41, from McKeesport was found near a home in Pittsburgh and he was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Francis General Hospital. Police said the victim was discovered by two girls who located the body.
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Butler Oil City Masons Installed In Top Posts
Herald of Butler Pennsylvania reports Girl F. Herald became grand master of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Pennsylvania. She succeeds Leroy McKinley and heads about 258000 Masons in 606 lodges. Also installed were Robert B. Deyoe John K. Young Hiram P. Bull Louis Bacharach Ashby B. Paul. Herald longtime Butler Mason and former vice president of Butler Savings and Trust.
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Celebrate Mass For M Woloszyn
A prayer service was held at St George Funeral Home at 8 30 a m for Michael Woloszyn with a Requiem Mass at St Elizabeth s Church at 9 a m Rev Cyril Krony celebrated the service Temporary interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum Bearers were Joseph Oldenski William Yarathh Michael Bailey Stewart Col ton Charles Barr and Theodore Altes Relatives and friends came from Erie Rouseville Oil City Sene ca and Cleveland to attend services
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Hal Boyle looks at San Francisco sights and costs
Hal Boyle surveys San Francisco from cable cars and bridges to Chinatown and Fisherman’s Wharf. He notes the aging transit system, rising repairs, toll traffic at Golden Gate and Bay Bridges, and the high tourist dollars poured into the city. He warns of dangers from ferries and the lure of progress, while commerce and culture continue to evolve.
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Shrimp Taste Sparks Frisco Name Debate and Bay Mystery
A quirky remark notes shrimps so distinct North Bay and South Bay flavors vanished. Maestro Arthur Fiedler supposedly could tell them apart by taste, but now the bay shrimp are gone. The passage ends with a caution not to call the city Frisco in railroad talk.
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Debts Death On The Highways Warning On Driving Rest Before Long Distances
A health warning stresses the danger of drowsy driving. Studies show a driver in a 55 mph crash dies within under a second as the bumper and grill fail, fenders buckle, and the steering wheel and dashboard inflict fatal injuries. soberness and rest are urged before holiday travel.
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Kennedy family skiers head to Aspen for holidays
A large Kennedy family group led by U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy and his brother Senator Edward Kennedy is in Aspen Colorado for a week of skiing and will stay through New Year’s Day . Baritone Robert Merrill performed with the Metropolitan Opera in Il Trovatore then injured a knee in New Rochelle New York . Cyrus Eaton sends birthday wishes to Khrushchev and the Soviet leader receives respect for peace efforts . Former President Truman reflects on Kennedy memorials and holiday plans in New York with daughter Mel . Anne Spencer Lindbergh, daughter of Charles A Lindbergh, honeymooned in southern France with her French husband Julien James Feydy at Du Villac Branch village.
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Elper dies in Kalamazoo innovator's boyhood helper
A Kal amazoo man named Roh bert A Thurns who assisted in early Alexander Graham Bell experiments died yesterday. He contributed to the SOM project as a boy and worked on Miree projects later in life.
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