Night club singer Pat Lynne critical after overdose attempt
Philadelphia AP reports 34 year old Pat Lynne known as Pat Kobalski or Pat Lynne Hackett lay unconscious in Graduate Hospital after overdosing on sleeping pills following threats tied to her Senate subcommittee testimony on B girls. Detective said she was transferred from a friend’s home and had an operation to aid breathing.
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Philadelphia
Senate
Walter Ryan
Pat Kobalski
Pat Lynne
Graduate Hospital
Ryan
Lynne
Paul W. Hackett
Miss Lynne
Pat Lynne Hackett
Stanley Greenfield
Hacket
Hackett
Greenfield
Miss Lynn
Metropolitan Hospital
Bright
Agwa’ S
AGVA
Agva Fon
Les the Estadiini
Dart
Rosaler
Tin
Duke Ends Segregation at Duke Hospital Private Rooms Open
Duke University and its hospital announce elimination of racial segregation for private rooms. Private patients of all races creeds and origins may be admitted to private rooms, reflecting broader moves toward inclusivity.
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Durham
N.C
Duke Hospital
Bright
Duke University
Jackie Bright Calls AGVA a Scapegoat in Senate Probe
New York AP Jackie Bright accuses the American Guild of Variety Artists of being the scapegoat amid Senate subcommittee inquiries into B girls, clubs, and related complaints. He rails at critics including B girls and discharged employees while describing the probe and insiders.
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New York
Jackie Bright
Senate
American Guild of Variety Artists
Ayl-Cio
Bright
Holgr
No Wonder His Bulls Were High
England AP: Farmer William Young discovers his water bill rose due to the town swimming pool being fed through his meter for six years. Council workers found the pool supply ran through livestock water lines. refunds cover payments since 1957.
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Benrith
England
William Young
Bul Way
Young
ROTC Cadets Begin Six Week Training at Indiantown Gap
More than 2006 ROTC cadets from 46 colleges and universities across 40 states and the District of Columbia gather at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania for a six week training period. Col Levay B M Frazier commands the camp and Col Pilis B Ritchie of Penn State serves as deputy commander.
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Indiantown Gap
Nesserve Officer Training Corps
ROTC
U.S. Army Reserve
States
District of Columbia
Levay BM. Frazier
Pilis B. Ritchie
Pennsylvania State University
Laos Cabinet Denounces U S Troops in Thailand
VIENTIANE Laos AP a bro Communist Cabinet minister denounced the presence of U S troops in Thailand shortly after Premier Souvanna Phouma led a coalition change. Minister Phounti Vongvichit claimed to speak for the regime saying the troops threaten Laos peace and neutrality. The cabinet minutes made no mention of U S forces. U S officials declined comment. Vongvichit also said the cabinet discussed recognizing Communist China East Germany and Poland but no decision was reached. Any policy move can be vetoed by coalition factions.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Thailand
Souvanna
Phouma
Ayero
Phounti Vongvichit
France
Government of National Union
Vongvichit
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Sou Vanna
United States
Red China
East Germany
Poland
Denied Accusations Amid Viet Nam War News
A U S soldier, Spec. 4 George F. Fryett Jr., claims he did not cooperate with Viet Cong indoctrination during captivity and was not mistreated beyond heavy guards. The same AP dispatch notes a separate state toll of accidental deaths from drownings and fires, a parachuted plane crash near Bristol, and a wedding trip prompting regional political cautions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
George F. Fryett Jr
California
Fryett
Utah Girl Wins National College Queen Title
Cheeily M. Harrison 1%, a Utah State University junior from Centerville, won the eighth annual National College Queen contest. She topped 11 regional finalists, earning prizes over 5000 including a Europe trip, sports car, clothing, and jewelry. Harrison majors in English and education and aims to teach. Mary Lou Gillengerten, 18, art sophomore at Michigan State, finished second and Pat Youngreen, 21, Bradly University graduate, was third.
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New York
Cheeliy M. Harrison
Utah State University
Centerville
Utah
Tyes
Miss Harrison
Europe
Mary Lou Gillengerten
Michigan State Uni Iiversity
Pat Youngreen
Bradley University
Peoria
Multiple Local Fatalities From Accidents Across Counties
A roundup of accident deaths across Pennsylvania lists Johnstown, Reading, Wilkes Barre, and other towns. Victims include J W Dewey Quann 68 of Route 1 Wawa electrocuted near home and James Beitzel six months suffocated in a blanket. Other deaths involve drownings and crashes with several families struck, including a father of six, George Passmore, who fell from a Pittsburgh roof while inspecting it.
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Johnstown
J. Wawa
Dewey Quann
Wawa
Delaware County
Pittsburgh
John P. Quinn
Bellevue
Allegheny
Verona
Wilkes -Barre
Joseph J., Krupa
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Vasil
Reading John Amoroso
Reifston
Lewistown
Joshin L. Harlow
Burnham
Janet Cantey
Endicott
N. J
Susquehanna County
Springs
James Beitzel
Wiconisco
Samuel Confair
Lancaster
William Dr. Wells
George Passmore
Satrday
ICC Upholds PUC Authority in Trucking Regulation
Harrisburg AP says the Interstate Commerce Commission backed the Public Utility Commission, affirming regulatory power over trucking within Pennsylvania. The ICC decision targets three firms from Vineland NJ and Spring City PA for allegedly operating under interstate permits while performing intrastate moves to evade state laws.
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Harrisburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
PUC
Commission
Josephy Sharfsin
ICC
Slarfsin
MV Jones Motor Co
Spring City
Chester County
National Freight Ne
Victory Transportation
Vineland
Pennsylsylvania
Better Let Oat Alone Cat Entrapment In House
The Bianchini family in Philadelphia faced a strange incident when their cat squeezed into a wall opening. In a desperate act, Joseph Bianchini used a hatchet to cut a three foot hole in the kitchen ceiling and tore up wall-to-wall carpet to free the pet. Neighbors watched as police arrived around 6:15 AM and the cat eventually exited the wall in the same path it had entered.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Bianchini Faiy
Bianchini
Man shot by officer after Sunday School disturbance in church
In Nashville Tennessee AP reports Lawrence Woodard, 32, was shot and killed by Patrolman William Adcock during an attempted arrest after Woodard grabbed the night stick and attacked him. The minister confirmed Woodard disrupted services by playing a transistor radio and tearing Bible pages while in the pulpit.
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Nashville, Tenn
Lawrence Woodard
William Adcack
Woodard
Anthony Rouquier
Nhister
Financier Denies Fraud Claims Linked to Gilbert
New York financier Jacques Sarlie returned from Paris and denied he left the United States to defraud creditors in a McDonnell & Co suit. He said the brokerage firm wrongly charged him with unauthorized stock buys tied to Edward M Gilbert. Gilbert is in extradition proceedings in Brazil.
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New York
Jacques Sarlie
Wall
Sarlie
State Supreme Court
McDonnell & Co
Justin N. Feldman
Toa
McDonnell & ‘Co
Gilbert
Bruce
Colotex
New Yor
McDonnell
Ray
Mansfield, Ohio
Polf
Bruce Co
Hardfire
Brazil
Mansfield
Roller Skating Mark Claimed World Record In London
Mrs Pat Tomasi, 28, roller skated 20.7 miles in one hour at an indoor rink in London on Sunday night and claimed a world record. The previous record holder was Briton Les Woodley, 26.
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London
Pat To- Masi
Les Woodley
Many Hearts Too Good To Die Doctor Says
Dr Moris Wilburne and Dr Josh Fields urge coronary care units in hospitals to save up to 100000 Americans. They say rapid expert aid could revive 25 percent of heart attack victims and that wired electronic monitoring would alert staff instantly to new attacks.
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Alton Blakesler
Associated Press
Chicago
Moris Wilburne
Los Angeles
Wilourne
Josh Fields
American Intesteat Association
Wilburne
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