Quads Born to Harkins Family in Jackson Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi a family welcomed quadruplets three girls and one boy after a weekend birth at St. Dominic’s Hospital raising the count of children in the Harkins household to nine. The quads weighed about 4 pounds 3 ounces to 4 pounds 8 ounces with long black hair and healthy. Doctors say the quads are fraternal and the oldest child is six years old.
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Jackson
Miss
Thomas N. Harkins
Harkins
Harkrns
St. Dominic's Hospital
Miss America Donna Axum Heads Home After Title Year
Donna Axum the Miss America 1964, arrived in New York after the Atlantic City pageant. The 21 year old Arkansan, 5 feet 9 inches, 124 pounds, enjoys meals and friendly town strolls while planning to finish her education at the University of Arkansas and pursue graduate work in radio and TV.
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Donna Axum
Arkansas
Donna
New York
Atlantic City
Dorado
Ark
University of Arkansas
GOP Holds Registration Lead in Erie County Figures
Erie County records show 52 Republicans and 42 Democrats registered on Friday. The race for November elections remains a Republican stronghold as independents and others continue to register at the courthouse to vote.
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Hiss
Cory
Republica
Democratic
Erie County
Gas Can Obscured View Causes Route Crash Near Shion City
A Pittsburgh motorist Arthur M. Yuile, 19, escaped serious injury when his car left Route and hit a utility pole north of Shion City. Fog and a gas can hung as an emergency tank near the windshield blocked visibility. Yuile was treated for a left shoulder bruise. car damage about 200 dollars. Corry State Police investigated.
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Pittsburgh
Shion City
Corry
Arthur M. Yuile
Yuille
Union City Memorial Hospital
Missing Cleveland Woman Sought After Lake Erie Incident
Mrs Mildred Watson of Cleveland disappeared in Lake Erie near Eastlake after falling from a boat with companion Robert McCullough 35. McCullough searched the area for about 20 minutes and was jailed during the inquiry as coast guard and water patrols continued the search with no body found.
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Janumsvinuts
Ohio
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Eastlake
Mildred Watson
Lake Colihity
Edwin H. Cunningham
Robert McCullough
Coast Guard
Sheriff's Water Patrol
First Aid Champ Ebensburg Team Wins State Title
FIRST AID CHAMP EBENSBURG Pa The mine rescue and first aid team of US Steel Winds are the new state bituminous first aid champions. They won the title Saturday and will compete in the motional contest at Charleston West Virginia October 7.
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Ebensburg
U. S. Steel Corp
Windk
Charleston
W. Va
Ike Favors Tax Cut Only If U S Spending Slashed Too
Former President Eisenhower reiterated support for a federal tax cut only if accompanied by substantial spending reductions. He urged Congress to set a ceiling on federal outlays until a surplus is achieved, marking a condition tied to the Kennedy Administration’s tax proposal.
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Ike
U.S
Lettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhowever
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Kennedy
Congress
New York Teachers End Strike Approve Two Year Contract
New York public school teachers voted to end their strike and accept a two year contract with the Board of Education. The agreement, aided by a three man mediation panel, includes pay increases, class size limits, grievance procedures, and a continuing joint committee on recruiting and school conditions.
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New York
New York City
United Federation of
AFL - Cio
Board of Education
Robert F. Wagner
Union
Charles
Queen Waves From Rooftop at Night Garden Event
A royal figure in Nigeria waved from a rooftop garden overlooking the city on a Saturday night. The scene unfolded at a hotel rooftop venue as the queen greeted attendees and observers.
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Mise America
Figmarold Dona Axum
Athentic City
Nol
Miss
Treaty Debate Starts Fire Victims In Parana Refugees
Rio de Janeiro AP reports United States sends heavy aid to about 900000 homeless refugees fleeing four days of forest fires in Parana drought. Supplies of milk cornmeal and flour dispatched by air and land. US Peace Corps teams and Brazilian relief efforts mobilized as rainfall becomes sole hope to prevent total defeat of firefighting.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brasil
United States
Parana
Argentina
Brazil
U.S. Peace Corps
U.S. Food For Peace Program
Joao Goulart
Ney Brega
Kennedy Seeks Bipartisan Backing For Nuclear Ban
President Kennedy moves to rally bipartisan Senate support for a limited nuclear test ban ahead of formal debate. He meets with Senate leaders at the White House as top Democrats and Republicans publicly back the ban, arguing it could curb nuclear arms races while bearing modest but essential limits.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
J. W. Fule
Paice Wight
Wallace Orders Guards Alerted Over Integration Crisis
Governor George C Wallace ordered National Guard units placed on alert in Birmingham and pledged to preserve law and order as he blocked federal desegregation orders. The plan favors mechanical harvesters for migrant potato labor in several counties, while Huntsville sees continued court battles over school integration and federal mandates. Local officials report mixed readiness among schools regarding potential desegregation.
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Birmingham
Als
George C. Wallace
Alabama
National Guard Unis
Billaws
Retary
Wallace
Athe
Ares
Perry Troyer
Union City
Huntsville
Mobile High School
Eliss
Joe Smelley
Highway Patrol
J. L. Leflore
Mobile
Leflore
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Rayanand Chilatian
Jack Warren
Annual Pennsylvania National Horse Show Opens in Harrisburg
The annual Pennsylvania National Horse Show opens October 19 in Harrisburg with 37,000 dollars in cash prizes on the ring. The week long event will pit the Blutes entry against at least four other strong entries in quest of the prize money. The entry deadline is Saturday September 2.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tiny Laos Faces New Crisis As Fight Renews
VIENTIANE AP sharp fighting broke out in downtown Vientiane between right wing and Pathet Lao forces in a two hour clash. A left wing spokesman reported one Pathet Lao soldier killed and another wounded. A reliable source said two civilians were killed. Prime Minister Prince Souphanouvong postponed his trip to New York for the UN opening session. Associated Press photographer Antoine Yared was arrested and held six hours before release. Police and guards strengthened around offices and radio stations.
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Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Laos
Sou- Yanna Phoums
New York
United Nations
Animal
Rightwing
Associated Press
Antoine Yared
Fis
Phoum Nosavan
Yared
Strangler Hits Boston Area Again
Salem Mass 1AP The ninth in a series of unsolved stranglings of women in Greater Boston has revived fears from the December 1963 case. Victim Mrs Evelyn Corbin 38 lived alone. Her body was found on a bed with nylon stockings around her neck and other stockings cut nearby.
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Salem
Mass
Greater
Boston
Evelyn Corbin
Corbin
Barach Seeks UJA Support Drive in Corry
Barach cochairman of the United Jewish Appeal announced urgent plans to resettle Jewish refugees. The first check from local donations will be mailed this Friday. Local residents and businesses may contribute to Barach or Joseph Zohen. funds support overseas relocation and Jewish travelers seeking a new homeland.
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Marry Barach
Cochairman
United Jewish Appeal
Corry
Becaue
Ines
Barach
Joseph Zohen
State Mine Head To Speak At Elks Meeting
Charmbury, former secretary of mines and head of fuels research, will visit Sunday for a Northwest District Elks gathering. A Gettysburg College and Penn State alum, he led Hazleton mine rescue operations that recently gained attention, including rescuers Pellin and Thorne.
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Br. H. Beecher Charmbury
Fiazleton
Penndyyanii- Elks Association
Charmbxiry
Pennsylvania State Bike Associaton
James Carrig
Corry
Histrict
Gettynburw College
Pennsylvania State University
Penn Bate
Hazleton
David ‘Pellin
Henry ‘Throne
Rubber magnate Jara Walsh dies at 70 in New Haven
Jara A Walsh, who joined Armstrong Rubber Co in 1912 when it had all workers and helped build it into a world leading company, died yesterday in New Haven Connecticut at age 70.
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New Haven
Conn
Jara A. Walsh
Armstrong Rubber Co
Navy
Kennedy 10th Anniversary Marked By Newport Wedding Era
Frances Lewine reports on the Kennedy anniversary noting the Newport wedding ten years ago that drew 3000 sirens of society and crowds. The Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier Fitzgerald families posted a spectacle blending politics, society, and leisure with 1400 guests at St Marys church.
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Euriuno Moth
Seaven
Kennedy
Washington
Frances Lewine
Nes
Newport
St. Mary's Church
John Pitzgerald Kennedy
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier
Southampton
N.C
We Church
Tacqueline
Jota Vemuieadsts
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