Dr. Compton a longtime Clymer Vet Dies in Albany
Dr. Compton born 1909 in West Clarksville died suddenly at Albany Medical Center Hospital at 8 pm. He served 29 years in Clymer and held posts with the New York State Department of Agriculture and Marketing and the State Board of Regents. He was active in Abbe Reform Church and various Masonic and fraternal groups. Memorials suggested to heart fund or Abbe Church building fund.
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N. Y
Clymer
Compton
New York State Board of Regents
New York State Veterinarian Association
Abbe Reformed Church
Olive Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons
Jamestown
West Clarksville
N.Y
Carol Neckers Compton
Judy Bensink
Neva Hill
Portville
Mary Coombrose
Cattaraugus
Beulah Partridge
Blaisdell
Lowell Compton
Howard Compton
Cuba
Tunis Miersma
Holland Cemetery
Spitzer
Heart Fund
Abbe Church
Teachers Walkout Threat Over Pay in Louisiana Schools
Louisiana teachers seek $1,000 annual raises and plan a Baton Rouge march when the legislature meets November 16. In New Orleans 562 teachers voted for a walkout, others threaten action if salaries are not raised. statewide cost estimated at about 48 million dollars annually.
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Faye
Catoosa
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Hopefuls Named as ARS Study Abroad Finalists
Four junior high students have been named finalists for the American Field Service program. After interviews by a local committee, Jay Summerville Linda Krupa Jacqueline Summerville and Miss Krupa remain in contention for a school year abroad or a six to ten week summer stay. Two finalists will be notified of selection in early May following home visits tests and life summaries.
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Jay Summerville
Linda Krupa
Ekerak
Jacqueline Summerville
Miss Krupa
ARS
Inter
Johnston
Diplomacy to salvage Kennedy era Atlantic partnership
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens talks with European foreign ministers including H Luns Spaak and Schroeder to assess chances of salvage for JFK era Atlantic unity. Draft plans involve NATO nuclear policy amid French pressure and U.S. push for a multilateral nuclear fleet this fall and into 1963.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
John F. Kennedy
Rusk
Joseph M.A. H. Luns
Netherlands
Paul- Henri Spaak
Belgium
Gerhard Schroeder
West Germany
George W. Ball
State Department
Schroeder
Berlin
Ludwig Erhard
Bonn
Atlantic
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
NATO
Georges Pompidou
Maurice Couve de Margille
Oil Drilling Ordinance Protested in Township Meeting
Shel Aianniv zoning board discussed a proposed oil and gas ordinance amid concerns over safety, property value, and township revenue. Oil operators argued against strict zoning, noting Youngsville and Sugar Grove fields generate tax revenue and that aesthetic zoning harms a community reliant on natural resources.
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Ninetay
Miduovss
Ivan Brelinarige
Uae
Prother
Lange
Ane Neanes
Bustiuses Dullers
Ak Roy
Regula Cocou Tel
Fey
Aifely
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Sheffield
Scranton Couple Plan Florida Vacation This Winter
Gov Scranton and his wife plan a seven or eight day trip to Florida this winter, with a prior Lauk Sound visit last spring lasting ten days. The article notes their habit of winter travel and references past Florida trips.
Vatican named permanent UN observer faces global church role
The Vatican appoints Rt. Rev. Alberto Gogliano as its first permanent UN observer, a veteran diplomat who calls himself an expert on the Holy See in World War II. He will work with UN specialists on humanitarian issues, aiming to promote universal Church activity without political involvement.
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Vatican
Holy See
Alberto Glogan
Nell
Ited Nationg
U.N. Speiis
Chuech
John XXII
West Germany
South Viet
Chinese puzzle links two scientists to Red China A-bomb
AP reports a China nuclear test mystery focusing on two scientists Chien Sun chiang and Hsueshen Tsien. Spelling variations in sources suggest confusion, with Library of Congress catalogues cited for name forms amid broader speculation in Western papers.
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Wadseunglon
Red Chine
U.S. State Department
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Britain
France
Chien Sun-chiang
Institute of Nuclear Physics
Peking
Hsueshen ‘Tsien
Red China
Communist Party
U.S. Library of Congress
Volunteers Repair Damage at Blooming Valley Cemetery
Volunteers from Alpha Phi Omega and several local trades volunteer to repair vandalized graves at Blooming Valley Cemetery. Monuments by Randalls and other area firms will provide machinery and manpower. The cleanup aims to finish today with further work by fraternities and college groups following the pre Halloween incident.
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Meauville
Blooming Valley Cemetery
Randals
John M. Gizzie
Harry Randall
Kiwis Randall
Greendale Cemetery
Itu Ville
Eric
Benhorn
Tota Xi Nf
Alpha Phi Omega
Dave van Winkle
Saegedown
Serfin
Iing Valley Cemetery Cration
Thei Tee
Allegheny College
Transliteration Variations Cloud A-Bomb Connection Claims
Language experts say librarians do not claim the men were involved in the A bomb venture. Differences in transliteration across countries create name variants, with Tsien and Chien representing the same name in different spellings. Phonetics also influences variant forms.
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Tsien
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