Local dinner fundraiser and mixed Paris riot report
Spot Line-O-Ads promotes a 5:30 to 7 p m dinner at the Episcopal Church undercroft on Monday February 12 hosted by the Lillian Guild with adults priced at 1 25 and children 75 cents. The page also covers violent clashes in Paris with bombs and police injuries, casualties, and protests across France including Bastille fighting and a government appeal for order.
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Lillian Guild
Communist Party Offic
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Paris
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Jean-Pi
Bernard
Interior Ministry
Humanite
Place de la Bastille
Hs de Gaulle
Lille
Clermont-Ferrand
Lorient
World Bank Lends 47 Million for Volta Project in Ghana
The World Bank formally agreed to lend Ghana 47 million dollars to support the Volta River power project whose total cost is 342 million dollars. The plan includes a large aluminum plant to be built by Kaiser Aluminum Co. NEWSMAN DIES in Covington Kentucky: Joseph H. Dressman, 53, longtime city editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer since last summer, has died.
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Washington
World Bank
Ghana
Volta River
Volta
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Covington
Joseph H. Dressman
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Mass for Mrs Lulu Merlkinger at St Elizabeth Church
Funeral notices announce Mass for Mrs Lulu Merlkinger at St Elizabeth’s Church Saturday at 9 am with interment in St Elizabeth’s Cemetery. Friends may call St George Funeral Home Thursday evening 7 to 9 and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Charles S Patterson services at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday 2 pm with viewing Thursday 7 to 9 pm and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. BurialWattsburg Cemetery.
How Deep Are Yanks Involved? Continued from Page One
Tas is conferred with the President at Palm Beach. Harkins, 57, a native of Boston, has led second in command of Army forces in the Pacific and is a close friend of Gen Maxwell D Taylor. Taylor studied the South Vietnamese crisis, prompting more U.S. aid and a move by Diem toward reforms to strengthen resistance to Communism. The administration will not detail U.S. assistance or reforms to avoid appearing to pull strings or making Saigon seem a U.S. puppet, and to force the Communists to prove claims of a large U.S. military buildup in South Vietnam.
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Palm Beach
Harkins
Boston
Ayiy
Pacific
Isderstood
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kemnedy
Taylor
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
America
Saigon
United States
South
Viet Nam Armistice Conflicts and Local Dog Control
A fragmented account notes violations of the 1954 armistice partition and discusses how the 685 foreign military limit affects South Viet Nam. Police Chief Harley Drake displays shells related to a dog control issue, while advisers anticipate a rise in American troops up to around 4 000, with potential to reach 7 000 as replacements arrive, amid secrecy for security.
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Viet Nam
Harley Drake
South Viet Nam
United States
Jamestown youth admits setting three fires including Masonic Temple blaze
A Jamestown youth, previously on probation for a 1959 church fire, confessed to dousing the Masonic Temple interior with gasoline on January 31 and touching a match. He also admitted attempting to ignite Zion Methodist Church on December 20 with a flaming hymn book. The suspect, picked up at school, will be turned over to Chautauqua County Juvenile Court after police involvement across the Jamestown force.
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Jamestown Masonic Temple
St. James Church
Chautauqua County Juvenile Court
Robert Palmer
Masonic Building
Stoff
Zion Methodist Church
Jamestown
Specialization Questioned by Georgia Doctor
Dr Robert Greenblatt chief of endocrinology at the Medical College of Georgia told a civic group that medical specialization may be overdone. He said we have doctors for the right hand and the left hand and warned that cutting too deeply could put a doctor in another's field.
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S. Augusta, Ga
Robert Greenblatt
The
Medical College of Georgia
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