Hoover funeral rites suspend political activity on eve of service
New York AP brief notes a national pause in political activity for the Hoover funeral in St. Bartholomew's Church. Four top candidates halt campaigns. Eisenhower confined by laryngitis. Truman hospitalized after a fall. Johnson Humphrey Goldwater Miller to attend private services. eulogies asked to be omitted.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Mr. Hoover
Capitol
Washington
Robert Schulz
Gen
Eisenhower
Johnson
Sen
Ilubert
Hmphrey
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Richard M. Nixon
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City
Hoover
Episcopalian Church
Finlay
Chest X Ray Unit Here Tomorrow
The annual mobile chest x-ray unit will visit tomorrow from 2 to 1 and 6 to 9 p.m. at the corner of Washington and North Center streets. Overseen by the Erin County Health and Esis Association, residents over age 40 are urged to attend. All x ray findings will be reported to individuals within four weeks, with abnormalities such as tuberculosis, lung cancer, and enlarged heart detectable by the screening.
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Mobile Chest
Cording
Howard Sheen
Corry Christmas Seal Committee
Washington
North Center Streets
Erin County Health and
Esis Association
Surnage Health
Berserk Teacher Kills Wife and Children in Denham Springs
AP report details a Southeastern Louisiana College professor Harvey Smith killing his wife Sarah and son Kenneth, then beating two daughters Kathy and Janice and son Glenn before a self-inflicted death. Officers rushed the injured to Baton Rouge hospital. Kathy and Janice were head-shot, Glenn beaten.
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Denham Springs
Baton Rouge
Harvey Smith
Southeastern Louisiana College
Hammond
Mer
Sarah
Kenneth
Kathy
Janice
Glenn
Odom Graves
Smith
Duncan teen identified in brutal January stabbing
In Duncan Oklahoma 18 year old Tama Hallmark identified 16 year old Bert Lana in a police lineup as the attacker who stabbed her about 50 times last January on a road after leaving Duncan High School. Lana, a sophomore at the time, was charged with attempting to kill and released on bond. The victim’s identification came after multiple lineups and a later yearbook sighting. Earl Goerke of the State Crime Bureau cited possible communication or stress factors in earlier identifications.
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Duncan
Okla
Tama Hallmark
Duncan High School
Bert “Michael Lana
Earl Goerke
State Crime Bureau
Miss Hallmark
Lana
Bert
Diinean Junior High School
Brilliant Boy Slays Mother in Clarence NY Case
State Police report Christopher V. Simril, 19, of Clarence, NY, is charged with second degree murder after slaying his mother, Anna D. Simril, 41, a community activist. He is hospitalized under psychiatric evaluation at Meyer Memorial. investigators seek motive while relatives are not questioned.
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Bupfalo
Christopher V. Simml
Clarence
N. Y
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Simril
Meyer Memorial
Robert L. Tilman
Clice
Tillman
Anna
D. Simril
Verne L. Simril
E. I. duPont de Nemours Co. Inc
Tanawanda
Rehash Tax Matter Stirs City Hall Vote
The Combined Earned Income Tax Committee in Coxiy debated renewing Fuller’s contract at its last quarterly meeting while Carnell moved to bid the contract out, challenging Ordinance 984 which requires committee control and a formal process for bids and funding. The dispute highlights tensions between council factions over the city’s earned income tax administration.
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Ber Atage
Tony Geeeses
Holly Bedley
Fuller
Carnell
Coxiy
Corie Iy
Barry Goldwater cancels nationwide airing of decay film
Washington AP Senator Barry Goldwater Arizona pulls plan to televise a Republican campaign film that showcased shots of a topless swimmer and alleged moral decay. Backers spent $65,000 to produce the 30 minute film titled Choice with aims to prove societal decline. Democratic leaders derided it as the sickest political program for TV and bought an unedited copy to assess its contents.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Ut Ife
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Democratic
Citizens For Goldwater- Miller
Barry Goldwater Blames Wheat Sales for Russian Strength
Barry Goldwater told a Philadelphia audience that U.S. wheat sales to the Soviet Union and aid to Communist satellites strengthen Russia enough to depose Khrushchev and lean toward Red China. He criticized the Kremlin shakeup, predicted new tensions, and postponed West campaigning to attend a Hoover memorial, invoking the former president's memory in southeastern Pennsylvania.
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Barry
Reds
Washington
Garry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Russia
Khrushchev
China
Union League Club
Philadelphia
GOP
Kremlin
White House
West
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Pregi
First Hearing Set Under City's New Zoning
The first zoning appeal under the revised ordinance will be held next Wednesday at 4 30 in the Council chambers of the Municipal Building. The Hammond Elevator Company seeks to build a 60 by 72 foot commercial center on the north side of Hast Smith street just inside the city line in an area currently zoned residential. The building would serve as a service center for the General Telephone Company.
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Hammond Elevator Company
Hast Smith Street
General Telephone Company
Elderly Woman Rescues Man From Sixth Floor Fall
An elderly woman saved a man who fell from a sixth floor apartment yesterday by clinging to him for ten minutes until responders arrived. Aaron Kodiak, 64, was at work when the incident occurred and could not be assisted by passersby. Neighbors aided by pulling him back inside after the fall.
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Bea
Aaron Kodiak
Archbishop Heenan attacks Vatican Birth Control Schema
In Vatican City the English archbishop denounced the Ecumenical Council schema as platitudes and urged a three to four year recess with lay input. He said the document on world hunger, nuclear war, and family life would become a laughing stock if rushed. Some prelates supported revision, but few called for such a delay.
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Vatican-City
England
Vatican Ecumenical Council
John C. Heenan
Heenan
Council
St. Peter's
André Charne
Namur
Belgium
Red China Refuses To Sign Test Ban Treaty
Red China refuses to sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty and calls for a global summit to abolish nuclear weapons. President Johnson urged, in a televised address, that the world join the nations already signing. The Chinese Communist Party denounces the proposal as a fraud and insists on a world summit debate.
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Red
China
Wash Inuron
Julison
United States
Johnson
Siiple
Vietdi
Josmesehi Muclear Weayins
Los
Vnl
Ugar
Chitese Conmmunist Party
Allyl
Shite
United
Kidnaped Boss Believed Murdered by Mafia in New York
Police suspect Cosa Nostra boss Joseph Bonanno was killed by underworld executors after his reported kidnapping. Bonanno’s lawyer claimed two gunmen forced him into a Park Avenue car and fired as he chased them. Authorities note past mob figures vanish without trace, and Bonanno, 59, led one of five New York families with ties to Brooklyn and Arizona.
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Sanangas
Bonanno
Bonnano
Bormano
Park Avenue
Ther
Lie
Bornano
Bortano
Waller PF
Henning
Tony Bender
Bender
Fort Ley
Joseph Valachi
Senate Crime Subcommittee
Cosa Nostra
Ute Mafia
Syndicate
Valachi
New York
Brooklyn
Tucson
Ariz
Apalachin, Nly
United Fund Falls Short of $72,000 Goal by $44,000
Corry’s United Fund campaign stood at eighty three percent of the $72,000 target with $58,472.84 raised to date. Officials expect final receipts to exceed $60,000, but nearly all agencies face pro rated reductions in UF budget allocations as the drive closes.
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United Fund
Corry
Ned Johnston
Mercantile
Industrial
Auto and i Supermarket
Bulldozer overturns. Miller killed in Huntingdon County
Donald 3 Miller, 24, of Mahaffey Crawford County, was killed when a bulldozer he operated overturned near Huntingdon yesterday while clearing a right of way for a power line on a hillside.
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Huntingdon
Donald
Miller
Mahaffey
Ctearfield County
Auto Workers Wage Losses Near $200 Million
The United Auto Workers union ordered 120 GM plants to resume work by Sunday as talks stretch. President Johnson urged quick settlement to protect the economy from further job losses and factory slowdowns across suppliers and transport sectors.
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Tholy
Pinehield
Gentral Motors Corp
Alante
Ydted Auto
United Auto Workers Union
Johnson
Leonard Woodeick
UAW
Chilef
SM Department
TAW
Seb Nuti
Lost and found items fill police drawers in town
A local column notes that missing eyeglasses and mundane items often end up at the police station. It lists objects like dolls, rosaries, keys, toy bugs, license tags, and even a bicycle long stored there. The piece humorously observes that most items are common losses and rarely indicate a larger theft.
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Bill Eaton
Elloe
Harley Draka
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