Sink Leaking Barge To Halt Oil Flow
A barge leaking thousands of gallons of No 2 fuel oil into the upper Mississippi was sunk after the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources ordered the halt. About 64 000 gallons seeped from four compartments after a collision with a wing dam. Oil dispersed in rain formed a thin film 20 miles downstream and killed fish. Ducks feared but not found. Army Corps of Engineers joined cleanup with a vacuum barge.
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Alma
Wis
Mississippi River
Chester Forkum
Wisconsin Department of Natural Regents
Forkum
Army Corps of Engineers
GOP Still Behind Lindsay in New York Mayor Race
Washington reports GOP senatorial backers reiterate support for John V. Lindsay despite his primary loss to John Marchi. Senators Hatfield Goodell Javits Brooke Mathias express confidence Lindsay can win a fusion bid against Marchi and Procaccino, while Agnew and White House avoid comment.
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Washington
Senate
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Charles McMathias Jr
Maryland
Jacob K. Javits
Charles Goodell
Goodell
Javits
Hatfield
Brooke Goodell
Mathias
GOP
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Hugh Scott
Richard 8. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Percy
Spiro T. Ag
Pittsburgh
Nixon
Marchi
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Rep
Rogers C. B. Morton
Republican National Committee
Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Jack Miller
Iowa
Miller
Late Night Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Report as of 1 a m lists admissions including Mrs Paul Hopkins of North spter street and Mrs Warren Hinerman of Shersau along with several other named patients from Clymer Sherman Union City and Spartansburg. Discharges include Mrs Bess Then and Timothy Donnell son of Robert and Mrs Ralph Miles and Kim Miles among others.
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Paul Hopkins
North Spter Street
Warren Hinerman
Shersau
Harold Tanner
Union City
Lee Rater
Sherman
Lisa
Craig
Edward Curry
Curry
Frank Fastman
Spartansburg
Bess
Wausau
Wis
Imothy
Robert Donnell
Clymer
Thmothy
Ralph Miles
Pleasant Street
Kim
Warren Lewis
West Smith Sreet
Dale
Manley Moore
James Rittenhouse
Edward Samlock
Frank Stow Jr
Travis Boyd
Ashville
N.Y
Tha Neylon
Gasant Street
Ground All Comet Jets For Repairs
LONDOV war-one Hawk er Biddeley Group aircraft manufacturers said all Comet airliners have been grounded for 24 hours after a factory inspection found tiny cracks in flight control equipment. 44 of the four jet Comets are in use by about a dozen airlines.
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Hawker Biddeley Group
Berkeley Riot Insurance Canceled Over Bad Risk
Berkeley city officials announced that riot insurance from a Swiss firm will not cover personal and property liability claims, effective June 27. City Atty. Robert Anderson cited Berkeley’s history of campus and street disturbances surrounding the people’s park as a factor, adding the city will seek another carrier despite anticipated difficulty.
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Berkeley
Calif
Robert Anderson
University of California
Talmud Used In Brooklyn Child Support Ruling
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Multer orders Murray Wener to pay 15 weekly to support his former wife and 35 weekly for Helene Peggy, a child they informally adopted in 1958. The judge notes no Anglo-Saxon or civil code precedent supports the ruling, citing the Talmud’s view on parenting and nurturing.
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New York
Brooklyn
Multer
Four More Military Posts To Japan Recalled
A joint US Japan security committee announced the return of four more U S military facilities to Japan. The actions include a Kobe port facility and three rifle ranges, bringing total redesignated sites to 19 of 50 proposed last December.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Kobe
United States
Boy Survives Four Days Lost in Mountain Country
Six year old Matthew Zimmerman survived four days lost in rugged mountain terrain near San Bernardino Calif after a long search by up to 250 deputies forest rangers and volunteers. He was found conscious in a snowbank two miles from where he wandered away and later revived after his heart stopped en route to Norton Air Force Base. His mother Harriet Zimmerman praised the rescuers and doctors said dehydration without serious injuries.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Matthew Zimmerman
Harriet
Bill Bremman
Walter Ferguson
Norton Air Force Base
Matthew
Oliver Gray
Russell C. Payne
Air Base Hospital
Sailors Upset When Rescue Fails
Subic Bay Philippines AP Australian sailors testified they needed sedation after failing to rescue three American crewmen from the destroyer Evans during war games in the South China Sea. Captain John Stevenson described the Evans bow section sinking after the collision with the Melbourne, leaving 74 dead. He said rescue boats were in the water quickly and no one was missed during the search.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
Frank E. Evans
John P. Stevenson
Melbourne
Evans
South China Sea
Board of Inquiry
Stevenson
Christopher Stevens
Roger
Seaman Confesses Testimony Change After Reading Papers
A young seaman said he altered his testimony after reading about the case in newspapers. He explained the shift occurred last night and that the realization came to him while he was reviewing the press.
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al Cox
Tuiesters
Hemlock Lakes Park
Tues-Thurstt
Moose Lodge
Brokenstraw Valley
Wrightsville
Corry
Peterson Homes Furniture
Goldentones
Foxhead
Sugardale Coney Wieners
Bos
Brokenstraw Inn
VFW
WOTM
Crusaders
Pittsburgh Inn
Country Strings
Sugar Grove
Wartz
P. F
Shamburg’s Fair
North Center Street
Bell-Gray Auto Supply, Inc
West Bend Street
Flye Rexall Drugs
Thom McAn Intro
Thom McAn
Carrig’s Footwear
Center ST
Penna
Revere
The
News Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
Igor Stravinsky
New York Hospital
Starvinsky
Dick Nixon
California
fiCurlee
Martinelli & Haspel
Ieee
Mountain Country
Bushkill
Department of Vocational and Practical Arts Education
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Department of Public Instruction
Bureau of Vocational, Technical and Continuing Education
Lehman’s Tire
West Main St
Anemi-Annu
N. Craig ST. Pgh
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