Awards Citations For Outstanding AP Coverage Shared
In Dallas at the AP Managing Editors Association convention 40 citations were awarded to newspapers, radio, and TV stations for outstanding cooperation with AP coverage. Thirty-seven newspapers and three broadcasting stations were honored for sharing stories or photos with AP members before use. Citations were signed by J Edward Murray and Ernest Cutts.
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Dallas, Tex
Associated Press News Report
Associated Press
Managing Editors Association
J. Edward Murray
Ariums ‘Republic
APME
Ernest Cutts
Evening Post
Chaiman
Pope Hosts U S Episcopal Bishop in Historic Meeting
In Vatican City Pope John XXII received Rt. Rev. Arthur Lichtenberger, presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, for a 40 minute private audience described as most cordial. The visit, part of a pattern of courtesy calls, aims to promote Christian unity as Lichtenberger travels to New Delhi for a World Council of Churches session.
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United States
Arthur Lichstenberger
New York
Episcopal Church
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Canterbury
Church of
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New Delhi
India
World Council of Churches
Pope John
Wisit
Vatican
Reds Demand Troika For Disarmament
Soviet delegate Valerian A Zac dn opens debate in the General Assembly committee urging a three-power disarmament plan. Western powers resist the Tentka concept while warning that Western militarists push toward a potential nuclear war amid stalled East West talks. Ambassador Adial E. Stevenson signals no action to revive talks, standing against troika or vaniserment.
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Zac
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Adial E. Stevenson
EastWest
Amwinsh
Rockefeller Warns Testing Ban Risk to Free World
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller warned that a ban on nuclear testing could jeopardize the free world. He argued safeguards are needed to prevent cheating and noted U S testing readiness must not pause, as Soviet tests could outpace a three year delay.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Free World
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Rockefeller
Penn A Boy Dies In Blaze In Evans City
A four year old boy Keith Hiles died in a house fire at Evans City. Firefighters found him unconscious on the second floor of a two story frame home. His mother Dorothy Hiles escaped unharmed. Coroner J Clinton Atwell of Buller County said the cause was not determined immediately.
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Evans City
J Clinton Atwell
Buller County
Keith Hiles
Dorothy Hiles
Controversy Over City Zoning Plan Sparks Public Interest
Citizens gathered as the Commission discussed a proposed ordinance tied to the Master Plan. Officials, including Mayor Kinley and Prible, stressed that copies would be available at the library to allow objections and ensure orderly growth under the amended zoning rules.
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Mmunda
Vin
Journal Today
Erumy Jth
Cory Punle
Siren
Coles
Ribert
Beyrne
Commission
I. W. Prible
Michael Baker
Pribble
Prebble
Buna Fort
Clay Cornell
Kinley
Pritble Kinley
Himes
Privble
Emsig
Kirney
Council
Family Keeps Vigil At Bed Of Rayburn
Sam Rayburn 79 with cancer remains critically weak as his family visits the hospital. Dr Joe A. Risser reported no improvement since last bulletin. Rayburn’s condition described as critical with hours to days to live. Sisters Mrs W A Thomas of Dallas Mrs S E Bartley and Richard Rayburn of Bertham stayed through the vigil, returning to update and briefly visiting between meals.
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Sam Rayburn
Joe A. Risser
Rayburn
Risser
W. A. Thomas
Dallas
S. E. Bartley
Richard Rayburn
Bertham
Max Miller aims to spark a fashion wig presidency
Hal Boyle notes Max Miller, a major hairpiece dealer, hopes President Kennedy will wear a fashion wig to kick off a national craze. Miller cites wigs as a status symbol with a booming $50 million annual industry, detailing costs, supplies, and the idea of wigs influencing public life and personal confidence.
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Max Miller
Kennedy
George IV
England
Louis XII
France
Miller
George Washington
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
America
Hus
Palermo
Sicily
White House
Khnushchev
Bradford Pro Road to Golf Excellence Picked Budd as Pro
New Bradford Pa Bradford Pennills Country Club announced John Budd in Ellenville New York as the club's new golf professional. He succeeds John Capebianco who has served five years as pro. Budd brings local and regional experience to the Bradford course.
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Bradford
Bradford Pennills Country Club
John Budd
Budd
Ellensville
N.Y
John Capebianco
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