Bears Quintuplets Born to Aberdeen Couple
ABERDEEN 5.D. AP Five babies two girls three boys born today to Mrs. Andrew Fischer and her grocery shipping clerk husband. All in good condition after breech deliveries in a two month pre term birth at St Luke's hospital. Father, 38, admits surprise and worry about caring for the quintuplets as the family already has five other children.
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Fisabel
Students Stage More Rioting In Viet Nam
Saigon and three southern cities reported renewed student protests against President Ngo Dinh Diem as martial law neared end and a 27 day state of siege lifted. About 6,000 pupils in Dalat joined demonstrations. arrests and detentions followed in Saigon Bien Hoa and Vinh Long. Doctors and interns also ended a hospital strike with the release of a professor and his family. Martia l law ends. emergency powers remain under decree.
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Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
South Viet Nam
Dalat
Bien Hoa
Vinh Long
Saigon University Faculty of Medicine
State Cabinet Member Arrives for Northwestern District Meeting
Dr. H Beeener wn assartay state secretary of mines and a principal figure in the Hazelton mine drama will arrive tonight for tomorrow's Northwestern Pennsylvania Hills district meeting. Charmbury is president of the Pennsylvania State Elks Association. The program starts at 1 p.m. with entertainment for wives, district meeting at 3 p.m. A 6 15 p.m. buffed lunch will be served for members and their wives.
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Assartay State Secretary of Mines
Hazelton
Northwestern
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Charmbury
Pennsylvania State Elks Associaion
Tech Faces Florida In First Major Game Of Season
Georgia Tech, seeking to extend its home opening win streak, travels to Florida for a high stakes college football clash. Tech enters as a six point favorite as national attention focuses on the season opener against the Gators.
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Iit Pexige
Ecumenical Spirit Urges Protestant Teaching at Catholic School
Titusville planners invite the Titusville Ministerial Association to provide a Protestant religious course for non-Catholic students at St Joseph Academy High School. 21 non-Catholics in grades 9 to 12 and total enrollment 1,592 participate voluntarily. The move aims to foster ecumenism and extend courtesies across faiths.
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Sister Edana
Ministerial Association
Nuclear Blast Blamed For Earthquake
An underground nuclear blast near Las Vegas shook the city and was blamed for the tremor by authorities. No damage reported as residents, casinos, and newsrooms remained calm while seismologists noted the timing aligned with the explosion.
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Ney
Atomic Energy Commission
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San Diego
Calif
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Charles Richter
ABC
Une
Thanet
Fire damages Columbus home. quick call saves much
A passerby spotted flames on the roof of the Hedens home on Scott's Crossing road north of Columbus at 9 10 am. Deac Lay of Youngsville alerted fire crews who battled the blaze with 15 men and three pieces of equipment, returning to station after 45 minutes. about 200 dollars in damage, mainly smoke and water.
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Columbus
Charles
Scott's’ Crossing
Deac Lay
Youngsville
Hedens
Lay
Urges Students Return to School After Boycotts
Birmingham mayor Albert Boutwell urged students to return to classes after a week of boycotts protesting integration. He told youths off after they besieged his office as about 500 roamed schools seeking sympathy walkouts. A white girl reported minor stab incident involving a Negro youth near Woodlawn High band stop. no serious injuries recorded.
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Birmingham
Alesso
Albert Boutwell
Sesugal
Boutwell
Tuskegee
Quarrel Over Dogs Ends in Triple Deaths at Ranch House
In Vacaville California a domestic quarrel over six poodles ended with the deaths of Air Force widow Georgia Montano, 38, her former husband Henry White, 45, and Montano’s 95 year old father Pedro Montano. Police say Mrs Montano killed the dogs to silence their barking then set the house on fire. White reappeared, was shot by Montano, and the ensuing blast and flames killed all three humans as Mrs Montano died attempting to flee through a window.
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Air Force Set
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Henry H. White
Montano
Georgia
White
Lehman
Corry Man Fined and Paroled for Drunk Driving
A Corry man, Archie Powers, was fined 280 dollars, given a short jail term with immediate parole, and pled not guilty in Erie County court on a drink driving charge. He collided with a vehicle driven by Donald Chase on West Columbus and Mead avenues, causing about 200 to 150 dollars in damage to the Chase car and 90 dollars to Powers own vehicle. The incident occurred on June 14 as Powers drove west on Columbus and turned sharply into Mead. The report also references the College Council meeting in Harrisburg to discuss constitutional revision questions.
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Ohio
Wen
Chaya Auto
Heavyweights of GOP huddle in governors conference
In Denver AP reports a GOP governors conference gathered Nelson Rockefeller William Scranton and party leaders from 10 states. Goldwater led as favorite among Colorado voters with 40 percent while Rockefeller 35 and Scranton 20. Romney listed first choice at 84 and Stassen at 6. Attendees avoided talking candidates, focusing on principles amid calls to unite to recapture state power.
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Montana
Area Survives Frost With Little Damage
Frost spared most crops with minor losses to a few potato growers and a handful of farmers. Potatoes remain the major local crop as growers prepare for next week’s digging. Frost nipped corn tops but will not affect continued growth. ears expected in about a week. Temperatures dropped to the low 20s in several areas.
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Frank Dodd
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Orden
Journal
Ares
Beatniks Trigger Violent Scene at House Hearing
A beatnik taunted audience broke into applause and protests as HUAC hearings on anti American activities prompted police to remove about 17 demonstrators from the Old House Office Building. Speaker Edwin Willis maintained order during the uproar amid charges of tyranny.
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Wey
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Severn
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Capitol
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Dla
Soviet journal offices ransacked in New York claim
Pravda says the New York offices of Tz vestin were broken into on Thursday and private papers stolen. Police were notified but did not visit the Lavestia office. It notes similar searches occurred in August 1962.
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Pravda
New York
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Communist Party
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Owe
Charity Swindle Sentences Hit Ten Years In Prison
In Minneapolis a former Tayor of Minneapolis and associates were sentenced to substantial prison terms for their roles in a $20 million charity fraud tied to the Elizabeth Kenny Foundation. Jury verdicts convict several defendants, including Kilné, for scheme actions and salary abuses. The foundation has since reorganized and remains solvent.
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Moolishes
Kitne
Wut
Kenny Board of Directors
Kilné Algo
John &. Carnell
Chinawa
Koolish
Illiig
Ughter Sontencen
Nuclear Debate Could Extend Into Third Week
Washington AP reports the Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty may stretch into a third week. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged early and late sessions to push toward a vote, aiming for ratification by next weekend if possible. Thurmond opposes the move, blocking unanimous consent to switch from treaty debate to ratification resolution.
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Senate
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Sen
Ttrom Thurmond
B- 8.C
Pace
Fine Corryite On I Charge Faces Another Jament
Willis 20 of 940 South Center street entered a plea to a charge of turning off his lights to avoid arrest and was fined 100 dollars plus 75 court costs in Erie County court. Judge Samuel Rossiter presided. A May incident showed Willis fleeing police at high speed on East Washington Street, then driving through intersections and fleeing on foot before being captured. A September incident near West Main Street involved a sideswipe while driving with a warrant pending. Police report indicates Willis faced multiple charges regarding evading arrest and related offenses.
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Baliex
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