Pittsburgh Press gains control of Post Gazette pages
Keystone Briefs from Pittsburgh report that the Pittsburgh Press will take over all non editorial functions of the morning Post Gazette effective today while maintaining independent editorial staffs. The Post Gazettes last Sunday edition has published and will print six days weekly. Nearby items note convention speeches by John Lodge and Barry Goldwater.
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Local plant sees two month supply at current rate
A fragment notes daily receipts at about 30 to 40 tons. Smith says the morning delivery should sustain the east side plant for roughly two months.
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Kennedy To Speak At College Fete
President Kennedy will address the University of Washington convocation honoring its anniversary. About 11,000 people are expected at the athletic pavilion as the bell tolls ten times for a decade of the school, with the speech focused on foreign policy. Kennedy will attend a 25th anniversary dinner for Senator Magnuson with Vice President Johnson nearby. He will stay at the Olympic Hotel where a squeaky rocking chair from Spokane awaits.
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Golf Practically Worthless As Exercise
A dental seminar quotes Dr. Cureton stating golf is virtually worthless as exercise while stressing that effective physical activity must be continuous and vigorous enough to cause perspiration. He notes bowling fares little better and cites his role on Kennedy's Youth Fitness Council and as director of Illinois Physical Fitness Laboratory.
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Training in guerrilla warfare shown on CBS
Cynthia Lowry reports on CBS News revealing US troops in Okinawa caves, North Carolina swamps, and Asian bases studying unorthodox warfare. The program covers second language study, hijacking a supply truck, parachuting, and silent killing techniques taught to selected servicemen.
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Man Reproved For Tracking Up Four Kits Two
An argument over a tracked up kitchen led to the pistol slayings of a mother and her son in Clairton. Eva Mae Boston and son Daniel Jr. were killed. Russell was wounded. Bernard Ross, 40, was arrested hours later after shooting three people in the chest with a 38 caliber pistol. Ross faced murder charges as police described him as a family fiend. Also reported: utilities pioneer George Mac Donald, 88, died in New York, noted for advancing gas, electric and water utilities development.
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Congo Premier Demands UN Action to End Katanga Secession
In Leopoldville Cyrille Adoula urged the United Nations to provide practical steps to halt Katanga's secession once and for all. He called for the arrest and handover of mercenaries and foreign military advisers to Congolese courts for trial.
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Television Review: a glitzed toy Parade on NBC late night
The program mixed submariner hype and toy footage with Harpo Marx and Carol Burnett failing to spark interest. Edie Adams tried a song amid a noisy toy showcase. NBC aimed at adults but produced a dull broadcast despite car ads and late start. Danny Thomas Show on CBS offers Pat Carroll as a debuting regular.
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Edie Adams
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Danny Thomas
CBS
Pat Carroll
Tot Electrocuted By TV Set in New Jersey
In Lenox New Jersey a toddler named Jene Watson died after touching a portable television set. His mother tried to revive him as William Sikkema, 35, a neighbor visiting next door, assisted with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Police say the boy appeared to touch the TV and a stove at the same moment.
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Jene Watson
Prank Watson
Une Etten- Hon
William Sikkems
Sikkema
Glenn
Oswald the Deer Survives Open Season in Kentucky
Oswald the deer, beloved by eastern Kentucky residents, evaded hunters during the deer open season. He retreated to a remote pasture and a farmer’s barn, aided by conservation officers, campers, and volunteers. Born 21 months ago, he grew friendly with people and even dined on tobacco leaves before being relocated to remain wild. Now at large again, supporters wait until next season with relief.
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Raymond Copley
Bill Boyd
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Dewey Lake
Western powers seek UN backed Congo unity pledge
Western sources report the United States and Britain are negotiating with other delegations on a council resolution. The draft would affirm Congo territorial unity including Katanga, welcome Cyrille Adoula's central coalition government, urge end to Katanga secession by negotiation, demand expulsion of foreign mercenaries, and restrict arms to UN channels. It also references acting Secretary-General U Thant to shift Dag Hammarskjold mandates to the Congo.
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