Engagement Announced at Babson Park
On December 1st Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Lindergreen of Babson Park Massachusetts announced the engagement of their daughter Sonja Gale to James H. Fuge. Sonja Gale, a 1955 Needham High School graduate, is a sophomore at the Massachusetts School of Art Boston. James H. Fuge is a Needham High School graduate of 1954 and a Brown University junior and ROTC cadet.
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Harold P. Lindergreen
Glendaleyond
Babson Park
Mass
Sonja Gale
James H. Fuge
Needham High School
Massachusetts School of Art
Boston
Lindergreen
Rebecca MacKenzie
This Fetty
E. Don Mackenzie
Mr. Page
Harold A. Page
Highgate’ S Treat
Needham
Brown University
Providence
R. T
United States Air Force
Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
Mia Linda Tarbell Feted At 14th Birthday Dinner
Mia Linda Tarbell, fourteen, was honored at a Saturday dinner party with friends and family. The celebration featured the usual party favors and gifts, with guests arriving in the afternoon and games played before a late gift presentation.
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Mia Linda Tarbell
Souits Atrest
Linda
Trom
Thay
Tim
Watch Night Party At First Presbyterian Church
The Junior High Department of the First Presbyterian Church School hosted a watch night party in the church recreation room. Youth committees organized games and refreshments of sandwiches and orange sherbet punch. A worship service followed at 11:45 p.m.
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Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Ainlf Veahers
Adviegra
Alun
Mr Harry Alden Hosts Cemetery Aid Meeting
The Britton Run Cemetery Aid met Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Marry Alden in Union City. Fifteen persons attended with social time and dinner. business was postponed to the next meeting in February with price announcements to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alden
Britton Run
Marry Alden
Union City
Bellefois
Lo'dlock
Tulsa Plane Crash Claims Woman and Crewmembers
A Convair plane en route from Providence to GETS MID-EAST POST G crashes near Tulsa. The dead woman is Nell Tobler of Tulsa. A passenger crawled to a farmhouse for help. James Richards named special assistant on the Middle East mission, succeeding former House Foreign Affairs Committee chair.
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Nell Tobler
Tulsa
Ail Johnson
Providence RT
Mid-East
Tula
Washington
Eran
Eisenhower
James
P. Richards
Newt
House Foreign Affairs
Mittee
Middle East
Richards
957 Jews Flee Egypt Terror
Deportation and fear mark the arrival of 957 Jews from Alexandria aboard the Misr. Many are stateless, awaiting citizenship or travel plans to France England Italy or other nations. Egyptian authorities offer temporary housing while Israel-bound ships are anticipated.
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Egypt
Sip Misr
Alexandria
Ther
France
England
Italy
The
Mist
Israel
14 Year Old Boy Admits Killing Eight Year Old
A 14 year old boy confessed to stabbing eight year old Rose Ann White to death and led authorities to her body buried under thistles near a railroad track in Vallejo. He stated he killed after losing the struggle for control of a deadly weapon and told how he returned home to stamp collection and television. An autopsy showed multiple skull fractures and no evidence of a sexual assault.
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Jaume Ussd
Gaur
Rose Ann White
Roser Brown
Dep
J. Clinton Peterson
Young Brown
Rose Ann
Peterson
Roger
Merrill Brown
436Th
Travis Air Force Base
Heater
Solano County
Vallejo
Seabees Finish Polar Base at McMurdo Sound
Seabees completed a U S base at the South Pole site to house 18 American scientists and Navy personnel for the International Geophysical Year. Seven buildings were erected on elevated platforms, with prefabricated parts parachuted to the 24 man crew led by Lt Richard A Bowers. Dr Paul A Siple and Lt Sack Tuck remain ashore as others journey by ship.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarc
U.S
South Pole
Richard A. Bowers
Harrisburg
Paul 'A>siple
Washington, D. C
Sack Tuck
Auburn
Mass
Antarctica
Salk Proposes All Virus Vaccine at Conference
Dr. Jonas E. Salk unveiled the idea of a universal vaccine protecting against nervous system attacks. He argued many adult diseases stem from childhood viruses and that some may sleep dormant until stress triggers damage. The talk, at a New York Academy of Sciences conference, honored Basil O’Connor’s 16th birthday.
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New York
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
Pittsburgh
New York Academy of Sciences
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation
Greensburg Mayor Robert L. Potts Dies at 60
Greensburg mayor Robert L. Potts, 60, died today at Westmoreland County Hospital after suffering four strokes. An attorney, he had served as city solicitor before becoming mayor.
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Greensburg
Robert L. Potts
Westmoreland County Hospital
Russia and East Germany Sign Military Pact in Moscow
In Moscow today the Soviet Union and East Germany announced a military pact regulating Russian troops stationed in East Germany. The broadcast said the accord covers troop maintenance mobility German legal jurisdiction and use of German property. It also noted economic aid and a precondition to unification, with 400000 Soviet troops in the zone and assurances to avoid interfering with East German internal affairs. Prominent East German leaders Grotewohl and Ulbricht have been negotiating since January 3.
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pEhulyn — Weaders Uo
East Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
West Germany
NATO
East
Germany
Buch
Poland
Hungary
Ada
Otto Grotewohl
Communist Party
Walter Ulbricht
Red
Pittsburgh Boy Electrocuted in Bath Incident
Earl L. Mazur, eight, of Pittsburgh's Hill District, died Saturday night when an electric hair dryer sent a shock through water he was bathing in. Police could not determine whether the dryer was carried into the tub or fell from a shelf.
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Pittsburgh
Earl L. Mazur
Hill District
Dad Sells Horse, Girl Kills Self
Martha Ann, daughter of Robert Wilson, was found dead in her room after her father sold their horse Carmen. A 22 caliber rifle owned by a family member was cited in the incident. Justice Dick Calloway ruled the death a self-inflicted act.
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Carmen
Martha Ann
Robert Wison
Wileon
Aga
Maneie Highway
Handley
Bee
Dick Calloway
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Clarence Kirch
Wayne Street
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Harry 3. Smith
Jean and
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George B. Bauer
Tietusville
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Mary Frazier
Clifford Button
Royal Messinger
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Clyde Frazier
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Lloyd Meerdink Watt
Chicago
Allan Bennett
United States Navy
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Seattle
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West Smith Street
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Alaska
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Florence Holton
Fairview
Verona
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Holton
Frank Jaquith
Henry Jaquith Jr
Spring Creek
Donaldson Air Force Base
South Carolina
L. M. Douglas
William Gumbleton
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Ray Carey
Rey
Presbytery of
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Floyd Black
Fairview Street
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Arch Smith
Pom
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John Baroth
Liberty Street
Joan Baroth
Paul Weaver
St. Joseph's Church
Erle
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Kars
Ganaratay
Warcar
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Paris
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Seabees
Polar Base
Washington, Pa
Washington County
Robert Minor
Denny Spingeld
Houston
Minor
Leo al Co
Iain
Dal
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Wea Service AU
Mary L. Milligan
Edgewood
Pentagon
Women's Army Corps
Phyllis D. 5. Gray
WAP
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Louise K. Wilde
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International Soundphoto
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Russia
Willuona
Chapin's
F. C. Chapin & Son
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