Triplet Girls From Brooklyn Home After Premature Births
The Chorney triplets and Manning quads near age ten are highlighted in a family page. Cynthia Ann Charlotte Bernice and Christine Sheryl weighed 3 to 4 pounds at birth and grew to over five pounds each by home return. The Manning siblings, seven total, also reflect busy routines and growing independence in South Weymouth Massachusetts.
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Chorney
Brooklyn
Manning
South Weymouth
Mass
John
Robert
Richard
Betty
Cynthia Ann
Gurces
Charlotte Bernice
Christine Sheryl
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Queens
Anthony and
Roberta Chorney
Manning Quads
Marion Manning
Mexicans Await Kennedy Visit
Former Mexican President Miguel Aleman says Mexicans look forward to President Kennedy's visit later this month. Aleman, special ambassador and head of the Mexican Tourist Board, stated the people will speak with one voice in welcoming the President. Mrs. Kennedy is to accompany him.
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New York
Miguel Aleman
Kennedy
Aleman
Mexican Tourist Board
Hurricanes to Be Tape Recorded This Hurricane Season
The Weather Bureau plans to use ships, satellites, and tape recorders in hurricane paths to analyze wind patterns near storm centers. They will deploy four Weather Bureau planes from Oklahoma studies to hurricane research in August and launch a new high speed computer at the National Hurricane Research Center in Miami to advance numerical hurricane forecasting.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Tiros
Oklahoma
National Hurricane Research Center
Miami
Hometown Welcomes Grissom in Indiana Celebration
Virgil Grissom, famed astronaut and Air Force captain, returned to Mitchell after a Louisville visit. Governor Welsh and Purdue president Hovde led a regional contingent for the cornerstone ceremony naming the new high school Virgil T. Grissom Building. Grissom spoke of promotions in Kentucky and planned a meal with family and officials at Spring Mill State Park.
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Kentucky
Mitchell
Marlow Cook
Jefferson County
Air Force
Grissom
Louisville
Spring Mill State Park
Hovde
Homer E. Capehart
Earl Wilson
Donald C. Bruce
Indiana
Denbigh
Dennis D. Grissom
Rey
Scott
Mark
Norman
Lowell
Scranton Campaign Spends $102,790 More Than Dilworth
Harrisburg AP reporting that Republican William W. Scranton's bid for the gubernatorial nomination on May 15 ran campaign costs of 102,790 more than Democratic rival Richardson Dilworth. Dilworth’s committee spent 30,731 plus a separate 6,000 in September fundraising, while Scranton's total included joint SD-Van Zandt support with U.S. Rep. J. James Ke. Van Zandt.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
State Elections Bureau
Scranton
U.S
J. James KE. van Zandt
GOP
US. Senate
Joseph
Clark
Graham urges youth to join crusade for Christ in Chicago
Evangelist Billy Graham appealed to young people at McCormick Place to give up leisure and pursue missionary work both abroad and at home. He urged commitments to God, citing plans to study linguistics and join Bible school, while noting 4,630 conversions so far and a final Soldier Field rally expected Sunday.
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Chicago
Billy Graham
Graham
Christ
Thomas B. McCabe
Chester A R
Free World
Penn
Bysylvania
McCormick Place
Graf
Ham
Tam
University of Oklahoma
Nigeria
Youus
Indonesia
Soldier Field
Canadians Will Vote On Monday
The 1957 Canadian election campaign ends with Conservatives led by John Diefenbaker and Liberals led by Lester B. Pearson emphasizing economic issues. Unemployment and dollar devaluation are central, with polls suggesting a close race and possible gains by New Democratic and Social Credit parties impacting balance of power.
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Ottawa
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
New Democratic Party
Social Creatit
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
Night Club World Is Disgrace in Senate Inquiry
The Senate investigating subcommittee, led by Sen Johe McClellan, probes Maryland and Canadian connections to alleged prostitution and rackets in Baltimore area night clubs. Testimony cites immigration law violations and AGVA ties with club operators. comic Ann O Connor alleges showgirls face exploitation and Jackie Bright controls the union. Dorothy Lamour defends entertainers against club owner feuds.
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Washington
Johe
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Shanti Nat
Jerome Adlerman
Maryland
Senators
Canada
Greece
American Guild of Variety Artists
Afl-Cio
Comedienne Ann O'Connor
Chicago
AGVA
Miss O'Connor
Jackie Bright
Hoss
Bright
Baltimore
Dorothy Lamour
Entertainers’ Union
Ohio City Gets Scare After Explosive Blaze Near Columbus
A gas main blowup in an open field near New Albany caused a bright fire seen for miles northeast of Columbus. No injuries were reported. Authorities initially feared a plane crash at Port Columbus Airport as alarms spread. Probable cause was a faulted electric wire crossing the main.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Port Columbus
New Albany
Refugees Arrive in Macao From Red China
AP reports a large group of refugees arrived in Macao on Friday night. The arrivals come from Red China as the colonial port receives evacuees seeking safety and asylum.
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Macao
Red China
Buyer for dead mosquitoes sought in Chicago report
A Chicago AP brief recounts a man in East Chicago seeking buyers for dead mosquitoes. The tale follows his attempts to contact media and a Cook County Mosquito Abatement District, which confirms a fluctuating price around $12 per kilogram and notes dried ground insects are used for allergy testing.
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Chicago
Planned Parenthood
Cook County
Sam
Shelping
Massachusetts GOP weighs Lodge bid for U S Senate
Worcester AP report notes Massachusetts Republicans face a decision at the State Convention on endorsing George Cabot Lodge or Laurence Curtis to oppose Ted Kennedy for the U S Senate seat. The piece outlines the Kennedy family’s involvement, McCormack’s endorsement of Ted, and questions about White House influence on delegates.
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Worcester
Mass
Massachusetts
U.S
Runnanly
Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Senate
Laurence Curtis
D-Mass
Lodge
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
McCormack
House
John W. McCormack
Washington
Estes Says He's $17 Million in Red
Billie Sol Estes announces in El Paso court that his debts reach about 17.5 million dollars while creditors seek bankruptcy. He lists assets around 20.8 million and liabilities near 38.4 million, with plans to borrow from banks to pay debts though creditors reject the proposal. Commercial Solvents officials cite ample security for the 3.7 million Estes still owes.
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el Paso
Tex
Billie Sol
Estes
Vfarm
Wiles
U.S
R. &. Thomason
Thomason
Dallas
House
Slip Starts Costly Fire at Essex Plant
Brenda Gould slipped on a factory door dropping a bottle containing sodium that burst into flames. The fire spread through the packing department and 84 workers were evacuated as 150 firefighters fought explosions and rivers of acid, threatening a high explosive nitroglycerine building. Several firemen were injured by chemical exposure.
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Chadwell Heath
England
Brenda Gould
Brenda
Essex County Fire Service
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Roberts
New Lyde Park
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Jeff
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Anthony John
Karen Patricia
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By Spilhaus and Evans
Rep.Scranton
Lion
van Zandt
J. Collins McSparran
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania State Grange
Charles J. Schmitt
Girard
Erie County
Anderson Press
Reading
Karl R. Anderson
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Woodside
M. Harvey Taylor
Bower
Melt
Campden
Grange
Mac” Club
Scranton-Van Zandt
Tew
van Zandt-Scranton Committee
Philip T. Sharples
R. J. Melton
Pittsburgh
Prince Albert
Will Wesutlony
Ohio City
Ciucago
Ind
Bay State Gop
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Franklin
Nexts
Commercial Solvents Corp
Ini Fertilizer
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James. A. McConnell
Billie
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McConnell
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents
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Wayne Tiess
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