Kennedy backs court prayer rule and prayers at home
President Kennedy affirmed support for Supreme Court decisions on school prayer as law, urging Americans to pray at home and maintain constitutional principle even amid disagreement. He avoided personal opinion on amendments and sought to gauge impact on the Bill of Rights. Continued on Page Six.
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Soblen Arrested in Tel Aviv on Spy Conviction
Israel police arrested Drr Robert A. Soblen, a life-term U.S. convict and Soviet spy, in Tel Aviv. He appeared in court, held for official charges, with bail set at 100000 dollars. Soblen, Lithuanian born psychiatrist, fled New York on surrender eve and arrived via Paris with a Canadian passport. The United States seeks his return. no extradition treaty exists.
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Robert A. Soblen
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Paris
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DuBois Boys Sleep Overnight in City Jail
About 140 youths from DuBois spent the night in the city jail after arriving at the station and seeking lodging. Two boys Frank Hayes sixteen and Joseph Brown thirteen admitted they had run away with Hayes' year-old brother. Police learned the 13-year-old was unaccounted for and the trio had traveled from Buffalo after abandoning their home. Officers contacted DuBois authorities and a plan to return the boys with their father was arranged. the mother was not located.
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Frank O Hayes
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Wwe
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Immenitel
Mickey Cochrane Succumbs At 58
Mickey Cochrane, Hall of Fame catcher and former Detroit manager, died at 58 after a prolonged illness at a hospital in Forest. Hospital officials said the exact cause was not yet determined, and a spokesman noted his ongoing health problems in recent days.
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Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
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Vanes
Special Section On GJ Office In Today's Journal
Today's Journal features a special section on the Corry Jamestown Corp office building valued at 750000. It includes interior photos and showcases new office furniture. Congratulating CJ are Citizens National Bank Millerke Electric Co Sessinghaus Osterenard and Corry Areas Industrial Development Corp. Open house days are tomorrow and Saturday for business and industrial visitors from the region, about 1300 are expected.
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Corry
Citizens ~National Bank
Millereek Electric Go
Sessinghaus and
Osterenard
Corry Ares Industrial Development Corp
Telstate
Fire destroys mail truck and 100000 letters in Waynesbury
A mail truck five miles west of Waynesbury, Pennsylvania, was destroyed by fire on Route 16. About 100000 letters and packages were ruined. Blue Ridge Summit Fire Co estimated the truck damage at $20000. No total loss figure yet. investigation continues by postal authorities. The truck was en route from Martinsburg, West Virginia, to Baltimore, Maryland.
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Franklin
Mitnily
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Blue-Ridge Summit_ Fire Co
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltinove
Hunger Thirst Fail To Daunt 44 Convicts At Prison Tower
Pittsburgh AP reports eleven convicts remain sprawled on a water tower at Western State Penitentiary in a protest over alleged brutality. Two have surrendered, including parole violator Robert Payne, 29, who has spent four days under sun. Others joined the protest on Tuesday evening, with several men enduring hunger and thirst as guards await their descent.
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Sherman Woman Returns to Hospital After Fall
Mrs Glen Newhouse of Sherman was discharged from the hospital and, within an hour and a half, returned after slipping at a local market and sustaining a possible right elbow fracture. She was readmitted briefly before being released again.
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Cidake Angmar EN
Churchill Falls Hospitalized After Hip Injury
News item reports Sir Winston Churchill sustaining a hip fracture near the left femur during a fall at Monte Carlo. Doctors led by Dr Chantry Chatelain note a slow recovery. Churchill’s travel to London may await X ray results. Lady Churchill remains in Monte Carlo while arrangements for return are considered.
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Freeman Defends Dept Handling Of Estes Swindle
In Pecos Texas District Judge JM Starley upheld a motion to transfer the case of Estes to a Pecos county site about 50 miles east. Estes and associates face an eight count indictment from Reeves County grand jury with a plea for an immediate trial on a charge involving fertilizer tanks. The case links to a broader federal fraud probe and local farming contracts.
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Atty. R. B
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La—Vieke
Counnty Grand Jinors
Freeman defends Agri Department in Estes inquiry hearing
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman told Senate investigators that the department bears some responsibility for minor errors connected to the Estes case. He asserted no official or employee profited improperly and that while Estes' appointment to the National Cotton Advisory Committee was a mistake, Undersecretary Murphy acted in good faith. Freeman’s 6 page statement acknowledged errors and outlined actions, as the Estes investigation widens in Washington.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville B. Freeman
Freeman
Senate
John L. Medelin
Pecos
Tex
McClellan
Preeman
Estes
Department of Agriculture
National Cotton Advisory Committee
Aphiciltire
Charles S. Murphy
Fatty
Erie County Food Bill Tops Eighty Million Dollars
Erie County residents spent 82,081,000 on foods for home preparation in the past year. The report from Standard Rail and Data Service notes higher take-home food expenditures while most retail lines grew. Dining on premises was not included, and take-home foods accounted for 26 cents of every local dollar spent in pet shop stores.
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Erie County
Hamadures
Standard Rail and Data Service
Erie Tocal
Walk Paving Progress Pleases City Council
City officials express approval of sidewalk paving progress under property owner participation. City engineer reports 83 sidewalk permits issued, about one third of the planned total. bids for further work expected after initial delays. August 1 start dates and new specifications anticipated as remaining property owners decide on participation.
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Wort
Ray Weber
Council
Shane
Weber
Wilks J
Wales
Inci¢Ite Indiy Upayeiais Thisestuck
Coelitedul
Sears Agar
Actress Mother Dies in Los Angeles
Maureen O'Hara's mother died yesterday in Los Angeles after a cancer battle. The passing ends years of family support as the famed actress continues her film and stage career.
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Los.angelos
Calif
Maureen O'Hara
Man Leaves Rented Van Sues Over Abandoned Vehicle
Gettig Equipment Co of Cleveland files suit in Epic County Court against Edward C. Casey claiming nonpayment of $300 for six weeks rent at $50 weekly plus $84 pickup costs and $9 sales tax after the van leased to Casey was abandoned near Emlenton, Pennsylvania. The case seeks restitution, costs, and damages.
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Gellig Equipment Co. of
Cleveland
Edward C. Casey
Erica Acrordtin
Alssini
Waltey Wolsinski
Emlenton
Emlentan
Casey
Emilenton
PA boy drowns at Ligonier pool near Tatwel Mountain Park
A 4 year old Paul Leon of Ligonier drowned yesterday while swimming at the nearby Tatwel Mountain Park pool in Ligonier Pennsylvania. The incident occurred during a family outing and authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the child’s death. The pool was closed briefly for an on scene review.
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Paul Leon
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Tatwel Mountain Park
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