Columbus Spellers Compete On WSEE-TV Broadcast
The Columbus spelling team includes Lawrence Stockton Helene Christensen Thomas Van Tassel Rosemary Neckers and Pamela Trisket. Missing photo subjects include van Robert Cmiel and Pamela Trisket the team’s alternate. Fifth grader Michael Kuzma joined as an invited guest during the 11 am telecast.
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Wsee-Tv
Columbus
Lawrence Stockton
Helene Christensen
Thomas van Tassel
Rosemary Neckers
Pamela Trisket
van Rob
Ert Cmiel
Michael Kuzma
Doomsday fears grip India as planets align
Terrified Indians worshipped rivers and fires, praying for survival as astrologers warned of doom during a three day period. In Pakistan and Nepal similar panic surfaced while Prime Minister Nehru urged calm. In Pennsylvania a widower, his fiancée, and three children died in a house fire at Square Hollow near Shippensburg. The fire, believed accidental, destroyed the single story frame home, with Ronald Finkey and his family among the victims. Edward D Whiting, 63, longtime boating industry leader, died in Milton Massachusetts.
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New Delhi
India
Nehiru
Ramakrishna Dalmia
Shippensburg
Ap—A
Square Hollow
Here
Frank Finkey
Finkey
James
Dixie
Harrisburg
Ellsworth Shaver
Donald
Lenter
Pee
Newbury
Disarm General For Third Time In Tennessee
The Dig equestrian statue of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest in MaoIPHIS, Tenn., is missing its 3 1/2 foot imitation saber after a third theft since 1956. H.8. Lewis, Sparkey director, suggests removing the sword to prevent further trouble, noting the state might be better off without it.
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Maoiphis
Tenn
Nathan Bedford Forest
Lewis
Sparkey/said
Kennedy Violence of Rights Attack at New Jersey GOP Dinner
Rep. William E. Miller charged President Kennedy with violating basic American freedoms by seeking power to cut taxes and act without Congress at a $100 a plate dinner for New Jersey and Pennsylvania Republicans. He warned of misuse near elections while criticizing Berlin, Cuba, and military speech censorship. About 1,200 Republicans attended.
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Cherry Hill
N. J
Kennedy
Congress
William E. Miller
R-N-Y
National Party
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Miller
Berlin
America
Europe
Operation Saves Him Heart Punctured By Knife But Youth Will Live
New York AP reports 17 year old John Micallet was stabbed for 53 cents in Manhattan on the Upper East Side. He failed to breathe, suffered a punctured left lung and heart ventricle, and arrived at Metropolitan Hospital without blood pressure. Doctors said a tube was inserted and he began to recover. he hopes to be home in ten days. The maltese immigrant and his three brothers were accosted by five youths after paying 3 for a ring installment.
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NEW York
John Micallet
New York Daily News
John
Malta
Jas
Third Ave
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Metropolitan ‘Hospital
Mark Anappell
Nis
Argentina Urges Cuba Ouster From OAS System
Argentina backs expulsion of Cuba from Inter American councils and vows fast action. President Frondizi, citing Punta del Este resolutions, orders a firm break and recalls the Cuban ambassador as military chiefs reportedly ready for action. Argentina plans to vote for ouster at the OAS Council meeting.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ap- Bowine
Azure Prondizi
Cuba
Punta del Este
Fidel Castro
Frondizi
Julio Ampedo
Council of the Organization of American States
OAS
Untguay
United States
Zastro
Brazil
Mexico
Ecuador
Bolivia
Chile
Inter-American Councils
Punta del
Cubs
Francisco San Tiago Dantas
Freed Prisoner Isidore Zimmerman Leaves Court
Isidore Zimmerman walked from the Criminal Courts Building after 24 years in prison two in Sing Sing death house for complicity in a detective murder. He said he felt like a man coming back from the grave as Judge Dickens dropped the first degree murder indictment. The Court of Appeals had reversed earlier rulings, and the indictment was dismissed due to dimmed witness credibility.
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New York
Criminal Courts Building
Isidore Zimmerman
Sing Sing
New York City
Zimmerman
Thomas Dickens
Bronx
Court of Appeals
Dickenian
Reds Resume Bomb Tests Threat to U.S. Prestige
Police said both men narrowly escaped injury as bombs exploded prompting renewed tests. The report notes an extreme right threat to democracy and ties the incident to ongoing danger and political tension.
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U.S
Hope To Turn World Opinion Against Yanks By New Series
Washington reports say the Soviet Union may have shifted to underground nuclear testing to shift world opinion away from U S atmospheric blasts. The AEC confirmed a Russian underground test, the first such disclosure. Officials weighed motives and possible future Soviet testing as Kennedy warned the U S might resume atmospheric tests to maintain its nuclear lead.
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Yanks
Washington
U S
Russia
U.S
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Kennedy
United States
Communist Party
Pravda
Tass
Britain
Kennedy to announce complete embargo on Cuba imports
The Kennedy administration plans a full embargo on U S imports from Cuba amounting to about 35 million annually. The move follows hemispheric ministers excluding Cuba from the O A S. Dean Rusk returned from Uruguay stating Castro uses dollars to fund Communist activities. U S trade with Cuba in 1961 included tobacco for Tampa and fruits and vegetables. Exports to Cuba included food and medical supplies. The plan would still allow food and medicine purchases. The U S will seek allied support for joint security measures against a Cuban based offensive. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Punta del Ste
Uruguay
Rusk
Fidel Castro
Tampa
Fla
United States
Fluorides Harmless To Pipes Says Newburgh Letter
The Corry Dental Society received a Newburgh water department letter confirming sixteen years of fluoride in Newburgh water without corrosion to mains pumps tanks or meters. An inspected 1922 steel tank showed excellent interior condition after five decades of fluoridated water. The letter argues domestic plumbing fixtures are likewise unaffected and fluoride levels show no abnormal buildup in the system.
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Corry Dental Society
Department of Water
Newburgh
N.Y
John Mohr
Corry
Corry Water Suppy Co
Dental Society
Water Company
Mohr
Chicago Bridge & Iron Company
Rockefeller Divorce Plans Quiet Nevada Residency
Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller plans to seek a divorce from New York Governor after a six week Nevada residency. She arranged to meet reporters but may go into seclusion per her attorney. The split could influence Rockefeller’s 1962 re election and 1964 presidential prospects.
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Reno
Nev
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Nevada
William K. Woodburn
Woodburn
Philadelphia
Rockefellers
Fine Insurance Firm Loses Licenses Over Exam Fraud
The Knights Life Insurance Co of Pittsburgh was fined 25,000 dollars and 8,000 dollars in exam fees forfeited after agents held answers before a July exam. Insurance Commissioner Francis R. Smith said two officers waived a hearing, licenses revoked, and all 350 Pennsylvania agents must retake exams with new questions and fees.
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Fiewopunisc
Knights Life Insurance Co
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
State Insurance Department
Francis R. Smith
Anl
Smith
U.S. Hints at Berlin Talks Continuation
In Moscow, U S Ambassador Thompson conveyed Washington’s readiness to resume exploratory talks on Berlin while leaving the decision to the Soviet government. The memorandum rejected the three Germanys concept and stressed that any progress must include rights of access and the protective presence of Western forces in Berlin.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Berlin
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Thompson
Foreign Office
Moscow
Gromyko Lan
Gromyko
West Berlin
United Nations
West Germany
East Germany
Germany
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Erie
Journal
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Eiditboro Elementary
Nepal
Milton
Mass
Edward D. Whiting
Quincy Adams Yacht Yard
Quincy
iLike
John G. Simmon
Arrow
John Jr
Virginia
Fred Kite
Los Angeles
Simmons
Brooks R. Walker
Ussr
Organization of American States
John M. Mohr
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Mrs
Rocky
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