Union City Homecoming Plans Set for Two Day Event
Union City sets a two day homecoming with a football game against North East, a queen crowning, banquet, social hour, and dance. About 460 reservations for the banquet at Union City Area High School, parade Sunday, 30 participating organizations, Colemans Band to provide music and a new waltz overture dedicated to graduates. A separate report notes Mrs Marian Ripley aged 46 died after a fall at an Abington auto agency location.
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Union City
Union City Area
North East
Donna Crocker
Sue Drake
Freda McLean
Marge Alexander
Anne LeFevre
Rae Jean Coutt
Coleman
Orval Hatch
Hatch
Fall Abington
Marian Ripley
Glenside
Abington Memorial Hospital
Mississippi Uneasy as Riot Fallout Spreads Across States
The article details ongoing unrest at Ole Miss with a white student dining separately from Meredith, a 450 marshal force to be cut by 75 percent, and widespread criticism of the Kennedy administration. Eight deputy marshals were injured, homecoming was canceled, and Edwin A. Walker faced a possible release on bail from a Springfield, Missouri court. Millsaps College warned the football game move would hurt its matchup with Austin College, while Millsaps protested to the NCAA. Walker’s bond was set at 100000 as he faces charges of inciting insurrection and seditious conspiracy.
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Meredith
Justice Department
Mississippi
Kennedy
Russell Davis
U.S
Springfield
Edwin A. Walker
Army
Defense Department
Oxford
Millsaps College
Austin College
Millsaps
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walker
Germany
Leukemia linked to medical X rays warns Oxford doctor
Dr. Alice Stewart of Oxford University reports in a BMJ paper that leukemia may be caused by diagnostic X rays and asks for caution in their use. She cites several percent of reviewed leukemia cases tied to X rays and notes a further minor portion from therapeutic rays.
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Associated Press
Alice Stewart
Department of Social Medicine
Oxford University
British Medical Journal
London
Legion Pioneer Eric Fisher Wood Dies at 73
Maj. Gen. Eric Fisher Wood Ret founder of the American Legion dies at his Bedford home after a long illness. He helped establish the Legion in Paris 1919 and was named honorary national president in 1955. Funeral services set for Sunday in Bedford.
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Legion Pioneer
Bedford
Eric Fisher Wood
The
American Legion
Wood
Paris
Slope of Second Bridge Sparks Winter Safety Debate
A letter in The Journal argues the Second bridge road is dangerously sloped and needs rough surface to prevent winter accidents. Gibbons counters the surface is concrete and the incline is typical, noting perspective effects from surrounding terrain. Work remains to be done.
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Gibbons
Berms, rails work under way as area residents briefed
Gibbons outlined completion of berms and guard rails while the superintendent urged drivers to slow down in the area.
Roadwork On Bridge Approaches Faces Oil Set Issues
A contractor warns that recently completed road approaches to bridges have not yet set their hot oil treatment. High speeds could lift slag and contaminate the oil surface, risking damage to the road job.
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