Jackie Hailed By 100000 In India
More than 100000 Titans greeted Jacqueline Kennedy during a two week visit to India and Pakistan. The welcome leaned toward color and warmth rather than pomp, with Mrs Kennedy briefly deviating from her schedule to observe Rajendra Prasad’s Parliament procession from a rampart. She wore a bright pink silk coat and sombrero, traveling in an open Mercedes through New Delhi. The scene mixed village spectators from Punjab and Sikhs, reflecting a festive, documentary mood of the welcome.
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New Delhi
India
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pakista
Rajendra Prasad
Parliament
Rome
Kennedy
Neri
Mra
Indira Gandhi
Ister
Vijayalakshmi Pandith
U.S
Queen Elizabeth TL
Tuybancd
Paw Payer
Youth Kit Family-Thought They Were Better Off Dead
A 17 year old boy in Concord New Hampshire admitted to police he killed his entire family because he felt they would be better off dead. He was under psychiatric treatment for two years and faced juvenile court arraignment behind closed doors. The victims were Francis L. McGrath 37 his wife Willena 40 and their sons Peter 13 and Charles 3. Police said the teen found his parents angry at home and used a Japanese rifle to kill them after killing Peter and Charles then returning to the house. The case remains under juvenile court secrecy and continues on Page Six.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Newport
Avenile Court
Francis L. McGrath
Willena
Peter F
Charles A
Peter
Alesroom
Charles
McGrath
Rash Of Auto Accidents Hit Corry Area
A busy weekend on area roads around Corry saw five auto crashes from Friday night to Sunday afternoon. In one collision two drivers from Corry were hospitalized with injuries, while other incidents caused modest vehicle damage and no injuries.
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Corry Area
Corry
Fish Hutchery
Charles L. Daniels
Columbus
Lawrence Purpura
West Pleasant Street
Corry Hospital
Daniels
Purpura
Jerry Lille
Fluoridation Improves Halifax Children's Dental Health
Health Commissioner A R Morton reports five years of water fluoridation in Halifax raised the share of cavity-free children from 36 to 54 percent after examining 1651 students before and after the program. In Rochester, postman Arthur Heveron aged 43 kissed his wife and injures his jaw, requiring hospital care.
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Aalifar
A. R. Morton
Dr. Morton
Rochester
N. Y
Arthur Heveron
Heveron
Genesee Hospital
Coal And Truck Part Company Two Cars Damaged
Two automobiles were damaged Saturday in a Corry area accident involving a coal load and a truck driven by James W. Mong. The coal shifted on Route 97 two miles west of Union City, causing debris that damaged two Erie vehicles, Gilbert Hoffman and Rosalie Ann Process, with grill and headlight hits. total damage listed as 4 and 60 dollars respectively.
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Gilbert Hoffman
Erie
Rosalie Ann Process
British Aide Wounded as East German Guards Shoot
A British army chauffeur, Cpl. Douglas P Day of the Royal Air Force, was shot by East German border guards near Stahnsdorf inside East Germany and underwent stomach surgery in Potsdam. The British protested that the firing came without warning at a clearly marked official car bound for the British liaison mission.
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Berlin
Cpl
Douglas Prederick Day
Royal Air Force
Potsdam
Day
East Germany
Stahnsdorf
Brig. J. R. Holden
Rain Swells Flood Waters In Harassed New Jersey
A nightlong rainstorm sent foul water over the South Jersey coast as a low pressure system from the south and winds of 15 to 20 mph push water two to three feet above normal by noon. Small craft warnings were posted from Cape May to Block Island as 20 to 40 knot southeast winds lashed shorefront areas. Electrical fires sparked by water and wind were reported in Ocean City Atlantic City Margate and other towns as floodwaters entered low lying streets and access roads. Residents began returning to scarred communities to assess damage and start cleanup efforts as rain continued all day.
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Newaret
Nou
Waey
South Jersey
Atlantic City
Cape May
Block Island
Ocean City
Margate
Erie Doctor Joins Race for Congress from 24th District
Erie physician Dr. James D. Weaver announced his bid for the Republican nomination for Congress in the 24th District covering Erie Crawford and Mercer counties. A longtime St. Vincent’s Hospital general practice chief and Hamot staff member, Weaver vows to secure better representation for Northwestern Pennsylvania and has held party roles from Eisenhower campaigns to Nixon health committees.
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Erie
James D. Weaver
Crawford
Mercer
Weaver
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Syracusé Eee
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Erie County
Nixon
Pennsylvania Academy of General Practice
The
Pennsylvania Health Council
Northwestern Pennsylvania, Heart Association
Erie Junior ,Chamber of Commerce
Erie County Medical Society
Rubinoff's Stradivarius Travels With Him Across Tours
Violinist David Rubinoff tours with a Stradivarius worth about 100000, a instrument made in 1731 once owned by Russia's Romanoff family. Rubinoff says the priceless violin travels safely and draws public attention during four concerts today and one tonight. The instrument has remained with him since 1978, despite occasional dangers in transit.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor
David Rubinoff
Rubinoff
Antonio Stradivari
Cremona
Italy
Romanoffs
Russia
Paris
Rubihoff
Rubihoth
Harassment of Allied Air Traffic Sparks Berlin Tension
In Geneva, United States and Britain pressed the Soviet Union to stop harassing Allied air traffic to Berlin as disarmament talks continue. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, joined by British Foreign Secretary Lord Home, warned Gromyko after protests over injuries to a British chauffeur, Soviet radar interference, and increased Soviet use of the Berlin corridors. Western diplomats fear a deliberate provocation to trigger a counteraction and a walkout from the four power air safety center.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
Gromyko
Rusk
East Germany
France
Air Safety Center
Germany
Mosscow
Kremlin
McSparran Defies Scranton In Gubernatorial Debate Challenge
McSparran, seeking the Republican nomination for governor, again challenges U. S. Rep. William W. Scranton to a debate and counters Scranton’s reluctance to debate Republicans. He will speak Thursday in Douglassville and Berks County about school district reorganization.
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Harrisburg
J. Colle McSparran
U. S
William W. Scranton
Scranton McSparran
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Douglassville
Scranton
Jamestown Woman Found Unconscious After Wedding Reception
A Jamestown couple argued at a wedding reception on a Saturday night. Catherine Lundquist was found unconscious on East Columbus Avenue by police and passersby. She refused hospital care and was taken to the station for questioning. No sign of the assailant was found. investigators linked the incident to another nearby report.
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Jamestown
Columbus Avenue
Arthur Jackson
East
Paul, Labowski
R.D
Corry
Jackson
Jackson Home
Charles Sutton
Lutton
Catherine Lundquist
Lester Elliott
Noth Center Street
Thomas Morse
Springboro
Lundquist
Sutton
Moos? Club
Elliott
Columbus Home Burns For Second Time Less $2,000
Columbus fire officials report a Baker Hill Road home occupied by Marinus Christensen Jr and his family sustained about 31 500 damage to the structure and 500 to contents after a chimney overheated sparking a blaze on Saturday. Firefighters arrived at 3 15 pm extinguished the fire and returned to quarters with 15 men and all equipment.
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Columbus
Baker Hill Road
Marinus Christensen Sr
Hollis Upperman
Homse
Marinus Christensen Jr
Columbus Fire Company
Uppermar
Christensen
Publisher Alexander Kahn dies after long Jewish Daily Forward tenure
Alexander Kahn, longtime general manager of the Jewish Daily Forward from 1950, died Sunday after retiring last month. Born in Smolensk, Russia, he immigrated to the United States in 1903.
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Tewinh
New York
Alexander Kahn
Dally Worward
Smolensk
Russia
United Brabea
Six infants die after salt mistaken for sugar at hospital
In Binghamton General Hospital six infants, ages three days to eight months, died after formula likely used salt instead of sugar. Three more babies in pediatrics under observation. Nurse Lillie Colvin suspended. May Pier cited for error after tasting coffee in the formula room. Autopsies underway to confirm cause as sodium levels rise.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Binghamton General Hospital
Gari N. Wathne
Pyperiors
Abe Ss
Wathoe
Wathoe- Saide
Jobi R. Normile
Countel
Board of Managers
Tan
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