Local Aid Sought For Family In Need
Helen Davisett of the local Red Cross unit appeals for baby furniture like high chairs and cribs, a washing machine, living room furniture and floor coverings for a recently moved family. Donations may contact the Red Cross at beta. An Erie man, John Dugan, 42, escaped serious injury after falling 1.5 feet from a railroad bridge to the sidewalk, receiving first aid and leaving after refusing hospital admittance. Weather forecasts predict warmer than normal through Tuesday with rain and a cool-down later, while police cite Eugene Merritt, 289 Marion St., for reckless driving after crossing a railroad crossing at high speed. Hospitalized patient Mrs. C R McClintock, Indianapolis, undergoes bone surgery today after an ankle fracture. A Russell driver, Ralph Shaffer, 74, cited for collision with Joseph Oldenski, 57, after rear-ending on West Smith Street. Corry youths and drivers cited for intersection collisions and pedestrian rights of way. Vandalism complaints surface at Fourth Avenue doors, with no culprits yet identified.
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Forest fires scorch vast areas as drought grips Midwest
The report notes 48 forest fires in Pennsylvania and widespread blazes across Indiana and Illinois, with more than 4 500 acres burned over two days. Farmers face about 100 million in losses as rainfall remains scarce in Indiana and Wisconsin endures rain and wind gusts up to 58 mph.
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Robbery At Hotel Madison Ends With Car Ride
Night clerk Mortimer Patant 39 told police a gunman robbed him in the Madison Hotel lobby at midnight and forced him into a car taking him uptown ten blocks. The thief demanded money and fled after taking $70 from the till and $2.50 from Patant.
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Journal daily recommended for a young reader
A suggestion to keep a child engaged by reading The Journal daily, highlighting its value as a steady, informative habit. The note emphasizes consistent reading as a friendly home activity.
Russians Catching Up In Missile Chase
A Western study estimates the U S will hold a lead in ICBMs through early 1965 but the Soviet Union may close the gap. The report notes Soviet naval growth, Submarinemissile force gains, and continued Western superiority in bombers. It cites China and Kosygin era dynamics and projects 925 ICBMs for the United States versus 745 for the Soviet Union by 1965.
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Students Get Crime Idea From TV
About 12 Temple high school students aged 14 to 18 were rounded up after allegedly forming a burglary gang inspired by a TV series The Rogues. Deputies say they admitted two burglaries in the area with loot valued around 4500 in cash jewelry cameras and television sets. Six were detained on burglary suspicions while others were released to parents.
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Deaths John Komenda 57 farmer of Columbus area
John Komenda died suddenly this morning at his R 0 1 Columbus home aged 57. Born July 29 1907 in Everson Pa he lived in the area since 1920. Survived by his mother two sisters and a brother plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements announced by Bracken Funeral Home with a Rosary Sunday and Requiem Mass Monday at St Elizabeths Church. Burial in Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Bishop Jose da Couz Moreira Pinto Dies at 77
The bishop of Viseau, Jose da Couz Moreira Pinto, aged 77, died yesterday after eight years in office. He served the diocese and was known for his pastoral work and leadership.
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Viseau
Teenager With Psychic Powers Aids Missing Boy Search
A blue eyed 15 year old from Sillerica named Linda Anderson, said to have psychic powers, guided police in the search for five year old Kenneth Mason. Linda purportedly placed in trance by her father, a hypnotist, and claimed the boy was in a house not the Concord River. Police Captain Richard Cullen called her tips worth investigating as house to house searches continue amid foul play concerns.
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Gophomor
Linda Anderson
Sillerica
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Anderson
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Tittle
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Richard Cullen
Concord
Leftist Students Protest U.S. Sub Seadragon Visit in Japan
About 2,000 leftist Japanese students protested the U.S. submarine Seadragon in BASEBO near the naval base while 100 Zengakuren supporters demonstrated nearby. Police kept demonstrators on the road, and sailors moved in and out of the base as rain and hail fell. Some officers warned of possible larger disturbances when the submarine leaves Saturday.
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Russia
Floods in Asia Aid Viet Cong and Prompt U S Relief
U S officials say Asian floods aid Viet Cong by keeping enemy bases on high ground safe while relief from Okinawa and the Philippines rushes in. Saigon dispatches logistic medical teams. Vietnamese officials act to prevent epidemics as government workers donate a day’s pay. Submarine visit to Japan sparks Soviet and Communist concerns.
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Saigon
Bowling That War Problems In New Jersey Sports Page
Fragmentary sports notes describe bowling and local games. Readable names and places are unclear, but reference to New Castle and pennsylvania region appears. The item hints at advertising and ongoing sports coverage without clear results or participants.
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Unclear fragment hints at sports standings and local youth sports
Fragmentary text mentions standings and sports figures including Clark and NCAA links. Details are unreadable. no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable phrases.
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