Polaris Firing Boosts Naval Nuclear Power
Cape Canaveral reports two Polaris missile firings from the submarine George Washington off Florida marking a major step toward operational status. Admiral William Raborn cites rising reliability and deterrent value as Navy aims for October deployment with 16 missiles aboard each of the George Washington and Patrick Henry.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Adm
William F. Raborn Jr
Polaris
Reborn
George Washington
Puerto Rico
Rabern
Raborn
Navy
Titusville Woman Takes Own Life
Marian D. Proper aged 58 wife of Leland A Proper of Titusville died by self-inflicted gunshot in her home. Deputy coroner Dr. C. M. Sonne said the 90-30 rifle bullet struck her temple and she died instantly between 10 a.m. and noon. No note was found a Bible opened to passages about death.
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Titusville
Marian D. Proper
Leland
Sonne
Proper
Teenagers Convicted in Westside Knife Slayings
An all male jury in General Sessions Court found Salvador Agtah 16 known as Cape Man and Luis Antonio Hernandez 17 called Umbrella Man guilty of first degree murder for the knife slayings of two youths in a westside tenement district. The two other youths charged with the crime were convicted of lesser counts and face lighter penalties.
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New York
Westside
General Sessions
Rooke
Salvador
Nixon Seeks Farm Vote in GOP Platform Draft
Vice President Richard M. Nixon aids the Platform Committee by sending in ideas he has developed for months to appeal to farmers in the crucial farm belt. He aims to win back GOP support from rural voters if nominated.
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Nixon
Wong
Platform Committee
Ambassador Pledges Action in Congo Crisis Rift
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge told the United Nations Security Council the United States will do whatever is needed to keep Soviet troops out of the Congo. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov urged immediate Belgian troop withdrawal and introduced a three day deadline. The U N group is expected to back a milder Ceylon Tunisia draft calling Belgium to withdraw as quickly as possible.
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United Nations
United States
Congo
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N. Security Council
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
African Republic
Kuznetsov
U Nation Group
Ceylon
Tunisia
Belgium
Explosions Hit Two Steel Plants Killing Girl
A one year old girl Boneta Ann Curticlan died at the Sharon Steel plant in Farrell Pennsylvania after a blast. Debra Connor 8 burned severely at Sharon Hospital. A second explosion at Sawhill Tubular Products six blocks away caused a fire and $100000 damage. Fire crews battled flames two hours.
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Farrell, Pa
Sharon Steel Corp
Cyril T. Reinsel
Mercer County
Boneta Ann Curticlan
Farrell
Debra Connor
Parrell
Sharon Hospital
Sawhill Tubular Products Co
Sawhill
George Krentz
Sharon Steel
Krantz
Earl Morgan
Unidentified car wrecks lawn on East Main Street
An unknown motorist drove east on Main Street, lost control, veered across the lawn of Mrs. Harry Chris at 1005 East Main, traveled into a field then back to the road, and fled. Police pursued but the car left. a witness reported a license number that proved erroneous, and officers obtained a vehicle description.
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East Main Street
Harry Chris
Main
Oregon Gov Hatfield to nominate Nixon for president
Chicago AP reports Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield will nominate Vice President Richard M. Nixon for president at the Republican National Convention. Robert Finch, Nixon aide, says Hatfield is an attractive young party leader with western temperament. The platform and civil rights matters are in flux as Democrats push parity in farm prices and a food stamp program.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Robert Finch
Nixon
Finch
Hatfield
Melvin R. Laird
Platform Committee
Laird
Bara Taft Benson
Benson
Charles H. Percy
Civil Rights Subcommittee
Conneaut boy in coma after June 1 crash shows partial response
The 9 year old victim, in a coma for 44 days after a June 1 auto crash, is reported by Hamot Hospital aides to be responding partially to voices. He remains in critical condition and can hear and understand though speech is impaired by a head injury.
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Erls
Conneaut, Ohio
Hamot
Sted
Goldwater’s Nixon Ticket Question At GOP Convention
Chicago AP report notes Barry Goldwater wavers on running for president or vice president. He predicts Nixon on the first ballot and doubts a Nixon win would want him as VP. Goldwater stresses conservatism and hints at possible conservatism branding for the party.
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Arizona
South Carolina
Goldwater
Richard M
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Ben. Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Painter Vanishes Prompting 60-Strong Corry Search
Ed Gorney, 237 West Washington, walked off a painting job and vanished at 11 a m. A huge corry effort with state police civil defense firemen and an airplane was launched. By evening sightings surfaced at several locations as the search expanded.
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Columbus
Ed Gorney
West
Washington Street
Corry
Colum Pus
State Police
Gorney
Teddy Sorenson
R. D
Gomney
James Morgan
Sorenson
Civil Defense
Conelway School Road
Gurney
State Fish Hatchery
Lawrence
West Washington Street
Mead Park
North Center
Washington Streets
Kity
Frank Carnegie
Bill's Place
West Main Street
Corry Growers End Testimony On Christmas Tree Land Appeal
In Warren County a test case involving Corry area Christmas tree growers ended testimony on Tuesday. Twelve appellants testified about land assessments tied to a county wide valuation of 200 an acre. The case seeks to overturn alleged discriminatory treatment and could affect only Christmas tree land assessments if granted.
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Warren
Corry Area
Warren County Board of Assessment
Earl T. Cherry Af Corry
Richard A. Leuthold
Sugar Grove
Pine Grove
Freehold
Brokenstraw
J. M. Cleminshaw Co
Cleveland
John Stewart
Roy C. Sherman
Cherry
King Hill
Freehold Township
Sherman
Brown
Youngsville
UC Boat Workers Again Reject Unionization Bid
About 140 production and maintenance workers at Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co in Union City voted against joining a union. The National Labor Relations Board supervised the secret ballot with 104 against and 36 for the United Mine Workers District 50. Three votes were challenged but would not alter the result.
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Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co
National Labor Relations Board
District 50
United Mine Workers
Big Boat Company
James Ingolsby
UMW
Erie
Pratt Charged in Verwoerd Attempted Murder Case
David Pratt, a wealthy Britain born farmer, was formally charged with attempted murder in connection with the shooting of Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd and ordered to stand trial in the Supreme Court in Pretoria.
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Africa
Pretoria
South Africa
David Pratt
Hendrik Verwoerd
Supreme Court
Kennedy Maps Agenda and Wins Truman Backing
In Hyannis Port Mass Gen John F Kennedy plans whistle stop campaigning for the presidency with a new frontiers effort. Former President Harry S Truman agreed Wednesday to campaign for Kennedy despite having previously opposed his bid for the Democratic nomination.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Campaten Foy
Harry & Truman
Higens
Kennedy
Kennnedy
Truman
Congo Premier Lumumba to address UN on Congo crisis
Premier Patrice Lumumba said he will fly to New York to address the Security Council over Congo tensions. Britain and the United States watch for Soviet intervention as Belgian forces retreat. Dag Hammarskjold reports rapid U N force buildup to restore order, possibly near 10 000 troops.
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Congo
UN Leopoldville,the
Lodge
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
U.S
Soviet Union
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Nikita Khrushchev
Lummba
Kuznetsov
Car Truck Crash Damages Reported In Corry Area
Corry state police continue investigations into two area auto accidents. Elmer Jama, 50, Lorain Ohio, tried to pass Michael Bacsa, 75, Columbus, causing Jama’s car to skid into Bacsa’s left turning vehicle with 125 dollars in damage. In a second crash on Route 426 near Scotts Crossing, Paul Blueton, 48, Erie, diverted into a private drive and collided with a truck driven by Joseph Amoroso, 302 Spring Street, Corry. no injuries.
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Corry
Voanyer
Elmer Jama
Lorain
Ohio
Michael Bacsa
Columbus
Bacsa
Scotts Crossing
Beuset
Neithier
Gamage
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