Local notices and births in rough city listings
Admits and discharges list residents by street, including Mrs Marvin Mead and Deanna Linski, with children named. Birth announced for son to Mr and Mrs Pasquale Caruso in Harrisburg Hospital, with maternal and paternal grandparents identified. Local shop and service notes include Sea's Drugs prescriptions and Orton's Farm Market at the Y Columbus, plus small items from Karen's Gift Shop and Turben's Auto Service.
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Sea's
Orton
Y. Columbus
Florida
Pasquale Caruso
Harrisburg Hospital
Caruso
Kay Hamilton
LaRue Hamilton
Shady Avenue
Rosario Caruso
East Main Street
Parts Of Lost Ship Found But Not 29 Crewmen
Debris from the collier Kaitawa washed ashore near Auckland as searchers found a lifeboat two dinghies and life jackets but none of the 29 crew members were located. The 2,500-ton British vessel sent a distress signal after a gale and likely capsized off Pandora Banks ten miles from the coast.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Kaitawa
Pandora Banks
Bank Bandit Tricked by Tear Gas Bomb
Charleston AP report says a bank robber grabbed about 1500 dollars in a bag that concealed a tear gas bomb hidden to look like five dollar bills. The bandit fled in a car later found abandoned with tear gas detected. Bank VP W E Wood called the device a protective feature. the suspect remained at large.
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Charleston
S.C
W.E. Wood
Tragic Collapse of Studio Partner Isolated by Soundproofing
A partner found Bollinger dead on the third floor after he went to fix up a new office. Police said a 10 p.m. sighting on the second floor and a late discovery next morning tied to the building’s studio. Tests indicate the soundproofing blocked the bar’s noise.
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Bollinger
Rear Adm Marion N Little Dies at 66
Retired Rear Admiral Marion N. Little who commanded the battleship California during the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941 died Monday of a heart ailment at age 66.
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Washington
Marion N. Little
California
Pearl Harbor
Scranton Foresees “Hot Time” in South Viet Nam
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania warned of a hot time in the next months in South Viet Nam across military political and diplomatic fronts. He praised American troop morale and the educational and medical projects he observed during a four day tour and noted potential progress if patience is exercised.
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Saigon
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
United States
South Viet Nam
Scranton
Duncan Wins Oregon Senate Nomination Amid War Debate
The Associated Press reports Robert B. Duncan won Oregon’s Democratic Senate nomination in a primary focused on Viet Nam, defeating Howard Morgan as GOP critics claim voters are uneasy about the war. Duncan led with 64 percent of 1,487 of 2,948 precincts reporting, while Morgan trailed at 33 percent. a third candidate had 3 percent. Multiple races across Florida Oklahoma and Kentucky also shaped a day of political shifts.
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Associated Press
Robert B. Duncan
Johnson
Oregon
Viet Nam
Senate
Duncan
Howard Morgan
U.S
South Viet Nam
Morgan
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Miami
Robert King High
John Sherman Cooper
John Young Brown
Preston Moore
Oklahoma City
National American Legion
Raymond Gary
Dewey Bartlett
Tulsa
John N. Happy Camp
Pat J. Patterson
Don Kinkaid
Packing
Fred R. Harris
M. G. Snyder
Snyder
Barry Goldwater
Louisville
John Molo
Ney
Covington
Tom McCall
Robert Straub
Mark 0. Hatfield
Maurine Neuberger
Hatfield
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Charles Porter
Dist
Atty
William Frye
Burns
High
Claude Kirk Jr
Jacksonville
House
Gerald R. Ford
Dirksen Calls For Scaling Down War Policy For Peace Effort
Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen urged trimming Vietnam war aims to push peace among major powers including Red China. He warned the conflict can no longer be described as a fight for democracy and noted polls show declining support for President Johnson's Vietnam policies. He said the public is confused by Saigon's instability under Premier Ky and desires more information.
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Red China
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Dirksen
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Protests to PUC on crossing protection and costs
Deaths report notes continued page one items as the council proceeds with a protest to the Public Utilities Commission. The city seeks a hearing and determination on crossing protection and payment responsibility. A full complaint is to be filed within weeks as part of the ongoing effort.
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PUC
Infant dies in West Deer crash near Ruths… typo corrected
An auto crashed into a tree stump Tuesday in West Deer Trop killing an infant. Robert J. Hazlett aged 11 months died on arrival at Russellton Medical Center. The mother Linda Hazlett 19 and sister Sharon Rote 11 were admitted to Allegheny Valley Hospital in shock.
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Pittsburgh
West Deer Trop
Robert J. Hazlett
Russelton
Russelton Medical Center
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Linda Hazlett
Hazlett
Sharon Rote
Cheswick
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North Center Street
Marvin Mead
Spring Street
David
Cecil Chadwell
Union Street
Kevin
Keith Sweeney
Clymer
LaVanch Neckers
John Faulkner
Harry Fairchild
East Pleasant Street
Gaylene
Carl Henry
Union City
A. Morgan Whitney
William Birchard Jr
Tidioute
Everett Tryon
Wayland Ecker
Deanna Linski
West Pleasant Street
Frank Anthony
Raymond Avenue
Merle Peterson
Beebe’s Meat Market
Connie’s
Sesteakesteet
Revlon‘s
Karen
Seegreesiesy
Wotm Nerv
Ring Cere
Turben
Ice
Uw Moe
Yaturally
At _ EVANS
GOP
Corry Future Farmers of America
Center Street
John Taylor
Bruce Crane
Pelffer
Jerry Watrous
Robert Hansen
Journal
Johnston
William
Jane) Pelf
Fer
Corry
Speed
Barney
Spotts Center Street
Furniture Division
Dinein
P.F
RCN
ETA
Sannin Aedl
Carrig
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