Sun Eclipse Intense Shadow Plunges Across World Monday
A thousand mile per hour shadow sweeps Earth for a solar eclipse starting in the Sakhalin Islands and crossing Siberia, Alaska, Canada, and the Maritime Provinces. Partial views will be seen across the continental United States with warnings about eye safety and guidance on safe viewing methods.
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American Museum- Hayden Planetarium
States
Earth
Eastman Kodake Co
Kodak
George T. Keene
Thomaz Rodrigues Named for Third Seven-Year Term in Portugal
LISBON AP Americo Thomaz Rodrigues 72 was named a candidate for a third seven-year term by Portugal's National Popular Action group. The central committee's support on Saturday effectively ends the July 25 presidential election before it begins. BALLET DANCERS TO APPEAR NEW YORK Four American Ballet Theater artists will perform at a memorial benefit in Buenos Aires on June 8 honoring eight leading Argentine dancers killed in a plane crash. Eleanor D Antuono and Ted Kifitt will dance the Don Quixote pas de deux. Cynthia Gregory and Ivan Nagy will appear in the Black Swan pas de deux.
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Americo Thomaz Rodrigues
National Popular Action Group
Thomaz
New York
American Ballet Theater
Teatro Colon
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eleanor D-Antuono
Ted Kifitt
Cynthia Gregory
Ivan Nagy
New President Takes Over Office in El Salvador
SAN SALVADOR AP Col Arturo Armando Molina has assumed the presidency succeeding Gen Fidel Sanchez Hernandez. Molina had been private secretary to the former president before winning the February election, marking a transition in El Salvador’s government.
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Arturo Armando Molina
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County Malls Which Hospital Site To Keep
Erie County commissioners favor closing either the Erie County Hospital or the hospital annex but disagree on where to expand. Leo Weir proposes abandoning the annex and moving functions to a juvenile facility on Lake Pleasant road, while Hill supports one-site expansion, either at Millcreek or Fairview amid water and sewer concerns.
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Fairview
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38 Nations Ban Death Penalty Widely Used By Other Nations
The U S Supreme Court ruling abolishing the death penalty sparked hope for American death row inmates while many countries still enforce capital punishment. France, Thailand, the Philippines, and others carried out executions or retained the penalty amid a global debate on its use.
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Cambodia
Hong Kong
India
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Nicaragua
Colombia
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Mexico
Argentina
Chile
Colvin Named Administrator at Erie County Hospital
Mrs Shirley Colvin was named administrator of the Erie County Hospital at Girard yesterday with a probationary status. County officials debated the permanency, delaying approval until a licensed administrator is assured to avoid loss of medical assistance funds.
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County Hospital
Shirley Colvin
Erie County Hospital
Girard
William Hill
Hill
Mrs. Colvin
Commission
Leo Weir
Annex
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Mannarelli
Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
Apollo 16 more gold on moon would aid future prospecting
SEATTLE AP The Apollo 16 astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly II Charles M. Duke Jr and John W. Young arrived to celebrate the Klondike festival marking the Alaska Gold Rush and said lunar landings offer golden information about earth They urged that future prospectors be allowed to seek different kinds of gold on the moon to expand human knowledge and exploration efforts.
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Thomas K. Mattingly II
Charles M. Duke Jr
John W. Young
Earth
Fourteen year old held for kidnapping and auto theft
A 14 year old from Castle Shannon is held on kidnapping and auto larceny charges after forcing Barbara Haas, 24, to ride with him on a Mount Lebanon street. The boy fled toward Ohio after exiting the Pennsylvania Turnpike at the gateway, was captured in Ohio, and the knife used in the crime was found. Mrs. Haas was treated and released.
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Barbara Haas
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North Side
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