Veterans Day pause as Senate opens foreign aid battle
The Senate starts a new week of clashes over foreign aid legislation on Veterans Day observances. Leaders aim for passage of a reduced authorization near 3.7 billion dollars, down from 4.5 billion sought by President Kennedy, while House returns Tuesday under a no-business pact. The week also previews Peace Corps funds, a coffee-price stability agreement, and investigations into Bille Sul Estes.
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Kennedy Lays Wreath At Tomb Of The Unknowns
President Kennedy honors American war dead and veterans by leading Veterans Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. Gen. David M. Shoup to deliver the chief address as a wreath is laid before an honor guard. Kennedy plans to attend from a weekend in the ro entry.
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Labor trouble explodes at Penn State Altoona site
An explosion wrecked a two story brick dormitory under construction at Penn State Altoona injuring no one. Contractor Paul Hicks estimated damages up to 50000 dollars. Police attributed the blast to dynamite wrapped in rags placed beside the building amid continuing labor unrest involving non union labor protests and a temporary injunction preventing picketing. Pope Paul VI formally took possession of St John Lateran Basilica with over 1000 clergy in Rome.
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High School Education Pays More in Lifetime Earnings
New York special reports that education raises lifetime earnings. Commerce Clearing House studies show high school graduates average 5567 per year versus 4618 for dropouts, with total lifetime income around 283000. Erie County adults average 11.1 median schooling.
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Operation to Save Life for 14YearOld Christine Simko
In Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital doctors began a life saving operation today for 14 year old Christine Simko who suffers from a center hip condition. A hospital spokesman said the procedure started around 8 am and would take several hours possibly into the afternoon. Judge Walter G Whitlatch had previously granted permission for the operation despite the mother's objections. Christine, a ward of Juvenile Court since being sent to a girls industrial school a year ago for running away, briefly left the hospital after the ruling but returned.
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HoldUp Victim Dies After Gas Station Robbery
William McCaslin aged 20 of Pittsburgh died at Allegheny General Hospital after a gas station holdup at Ross Township on Friday. He was on duty when three men attempted the robbery and he was shot in the head while stopping the thieves from taking about $1,000.
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Mother Takes Her Life Killing Daughter in Car Garage
In Manlius New York authorities say Arsula Fleming 33 started a car in a closed garage to end her life and inadvertently caused the death of her 3 year old daughter Maura in a Syracuse area suburb. Her husband Joel 34 found both bodies after returning from a hockey game. Relatives say she had recently been despondent.
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Gems Stolen in East Side Manhattan Jewelry Heist
New York police investigated a weekend theft from Emanuel Simon and wife yielding about 200000 in gems. A prior raid on a jewelry messenger car involved masked gunmen taking gems and eight gold hats. the wagon was left abandoned with loot.
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Youth Buried By 200 Tons Of Muck
Police recover details of a mine shaft incident near Ringwood where 15 year old Harry Van Dynk was trapped after a slide. Two companions ages 11 and 13 escaped as rescuers work to reach him at the bottom of a 100 foot shaft.
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Turbulence Destroys Engine on Eastern Airliner
An Eastern Airlines jet from New York to Mexico City encountered severe turbulence over Texas, ripping off the starboard engine and forcing an emergency landing at Barksdale AFB. The craft dropped about three miles in 12 minutes, injuring many passengers while 128 people rode out the incident and crews searched for the missing engine near Houston.
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Fire at Rolling Hills Hospital evacuates women and newborns
Investigators probe a fire that swept a 50 bed women's annex at Rolling Hills Hospital in Cheltenham. Eleven newborns mothers and nine other women were evacuated within five minutes. Fourteen firefighters suffered minor injuries while containing the blaze. A baby was born minutes after transfer, incubator oxygen sustained in another building. Witness Catherine Jastremski recalls the scare as staff guided patients to safety.
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Local People Hurt In Car Crash Near Lowville
A two car collision 17 miles south of Eric on Route near Lowville sent Wotoca residents and a Jamestown man to Corry Memorial Hospital. Andrew Martin 35 of Corry turning around due to bridge construction, his car struck by James Sietko 20 of Jamestown. Injured: Margaret Weed 35 and 12 year old Keith Plabu ty in Martins car. Sietko suffered cuts and bruises. Martin and one passenger not hurt.
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Double Disaster Kills 600 and Shapes Campaign Issue
Tokyo battles grief as coal mine explosion at Omika Kyushu kills 449 and a train wreck near Hiroshima claims 162 lives. Political blame intensifies with opposition Democrats accusing Premier Ikeda's government of prioritizing capital over workers' safety.
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Theatrical Agent George Wood Dies at New York
Theatrical agent George Wood a longtime representative of top stage screen radio and television stars died Saturday from a heart ailment in New York City. He had guided careers for decades and worked with many leading performers on Broadway and in Hollywood.
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High School Grid Player Killed In Fight After Game
Police questioned several youths after a fatal stabbing following a high school football game in the Brushton Homewood area. William Vasser of Weslington High School died on arrival at Pittsburgh Hospital. the team had won the city championship Saturday. Authorities say a water youth assaulted him, then Vasser and companions were pummeled. one assailant stabbed him in the lower back with a butcher knife before fleeing with others.
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Truan Says Soviets Are Just a Pack Of Liars
Former President Truman criticizes the Soviet Union calling them damned liars at a banquet for the Anti Defamation League. He warns against threats to the American way of life and urges vigilance against bigotry toward Jews and minorities.
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Thieves Grab EUB Safe Looting Church Finds Loss
Police investigate a $60 theft from the Evangelical United Brethren Church after thieves removed a 200 pound safe from the building between Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning. Church official Lyle Chase says doors were locked and the safe was in a dull color cabinet with a simulated light finish. A car seen behind the church Saturday night yielded no clues. Authorities note the robbery may have involved access to tools and equipment used in the church’s remodeling.
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Do It Yourself Kit Aims to Detect Cervical Cancer
Johns Hopkins doctor outlines a home based cervical cancer screening kit using a Davis Pipet with irrigation solution mailed to women aged 30 to 45. Samples are returned for lab analysis with results reported to the patient’s doctor. early detection could make 70 to 90 percent of cancers curable.
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