Warren County Commissioner Lay hurt in ski area accident
Warren County Commissioner Chairman D H Lay of Youngsville is confined to Warren General Hospital with back injuries from a skiing accident at Youngsville Ski way. He is in traction and expected to stay a week or ten days. Weather outlook calls for below normal temperatures with showers and possible snow flurries.
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Protestants and Catholics Worship Together in Kansas City
In Municipal Auditorium the Festival of Faith brought about 4 000 worshipers including 120 clergymen from Protestant and Catholic communities. Leaders urged unity while noting the need for continued ecumenical dialogue and shared service.
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Vatican City
National Union Triumphs In Portugal Election
In Lisbon Portugal more than 70 percent of voters backed Premier Antonio Salazar’s National Union. Opponents urged a boycott. A government official said turnout showed abstention was defeated. The 130 National Assembly candidates were elected in quiet voting. The advisory assembly takes office November 25.
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Detz Killed in Auto Collision While Aiding Stalled Car
Albert L. Detz, 51, office manager at U S Aluminum Co plant in Marietta, died in a car crash before dawn Saturday while en route to aid a stalled vehicle two miles away. He was injured earlier in the incident and was attempting to reach assistance when the fatal collision occurred.
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Nuclear Ship Father Bonner Dead At 74
Rep. Herbert C. Bonner of North Carolina died at Walter Reed Army Hospital at age 74. He served 41 years in Congress after starting as a secretary and chaired the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee for a decade. Bonner was known for maritime influence and poker skills. He had surgery for a cancerous kidney months earlier.
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Sentenced To Die In Pa. Chair For Wife Business Partner
Jack Lepinson was formally sentenced to death in Pennsylvania for hiring a gunman to kill his wife Judith Lopinson and business partner Joseph Malito at a Center City restaurant on June 19 1964. The gunman Francis Phelan pleaded guilty and also received death. Defense plans an appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Edward Griffiths
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Joseph Malito
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Pilot Killed At Air Show In Genoa Italy
Belgian test pilot Bernard Neefs, 35, of Antwerp, died after crashing during stunt practice in a new Italian plane at Genoa's Communications Fair air show. He reportedly asked to land but was told to stay aloft five more minutes as crowd safety and runway traffic were considered.
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Italy's Oldest Actress Emma Gramatica Dies at 91
Rome AP reports Emma Gramatica, Italy's leading stage figure and oldest active actress, died of a heart attack at 91. She headlined Thesens and Shaw plays including Hedda Gabler and Pygmalion, and began film work in her early years in the 20th century, aging into a four-decade cinema career.
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Small Boats Smuggling Refugees Out Of Cuba
The Coast Guard reports ongoing smuggling of Cuban refugees by small boats despite the ban. Fourteen refugees arrived in Key West on six boats while sixty more are en route. an airlift to the United States is planned for December 1. Fidel Castro defends departures but warns against disorder and restricts men of military age.
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Death Penalty Abolished In Britain Opens New Session
The abolition of capital punishment for murder took effect in Britain as Parliament’s first full session under Prime Minister Harold Wilson adjourned. A commission acting for Queen Elizabeth II signed the abolishment bill into law along with measures criminalizing incitement of racial violence and creating a nationwide fair rents procedure.
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Giant Hinsdale family welcomes home recovering Grant Randolph
Grant Randolph 39, a Brink's driver and ex Marine, returns to a nine room Hinsdale home with 15 children and his wife Joan 33 who is due in December. Seven of the children are orphans of a sister. The clan jokes about names and moves toward two months of rest prescribed after the heart attack.
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Kim
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Community rally lifts family after Randolph heart attack
Mark, 16, described the family's plight as greatly eased by hundreds of donations and cheering letters since Randolph's heart attack on October 10. He praised the generosity, saying people are really tops and the support means a lot to his family.
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Randolph
Steelworkers Strike Ingalls Tron Works in Verona
About 300 Pittsburgh area steelworkers from United Steelworkers Local 1559 walked off the job at Ingalls Tron Works Co in Verona today after failing to reach a new contract. The previous contract expired in November and workers had been operating on a day-to-day basis while negotiations continued.
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Ingalls Tron Works Co
Verona
United Steelworkers Local 1559
Sammy Davis Jr Named Man of the Year by Bnai Brith Council
The entertainer Sammy Davis Jr who converted to Judaism five years ago was named man of the year by the Metropolitan Council of Bnai Brith at a dinner marking the organization's 100th anniversary. Davis, a member of the Music and Performing Arts Lodge, was honored for his work on human rights and Jewish issues as about 1000 people attended the event co-sponsored by the Greater New York Committee for State of Israel Bands.
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Metropolitan Council of B'nai Brith
Davis
B’nai B'rith
Greater
Diefenbaker Faces Potential End as Canada Votes
Toronto AP dispatch notes pundits doubt John Diefenbaker will win to unseat Lester Pearson in Canada’s election. Forecasts expect Liberal victory with about 137 seats to Conservatives’ 10 more than current, while Pearson seeks a Liberal majority.
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John Diefenbaker
Canada
Diefenbaker
Conservative
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Liberal Party
House of Commons
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