Walker claims Stalin siege was propaganda in Stalingrad
Ex general Edwin A. Walker cites Pentagon briefing stating the Stalingrad siege was a communist propaganda ploy. He says only limited German attacks occurred, with about 3,000 troops outside the city, while O Dan iel recalls German forces fighting piecemeal and asserts an American corps could have taken the city quickly.
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Pa Economy Cuts Costly To Workers
Harrisburg report shows state education travel allowances cut in 1961 62. Vocational agriculture supervisors received about 500 dollars for 13 months while prior years averaged 1200. Some used personal funds, with mileage reimbursements limited and several requests pending. Home economics staff reportedly largely paid in full.
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Van Zandt Urges Expanded Food Stamp Plan in Pa
Rep. James E. Van Zandt asks President Kennedy to extend the federal food stamp program beyond Fayette and Luzerne Counties into Pittsburgh Erie Scranton Philadelphia Johnstown Altoona DuBois Clearfield areas. He notes chronic unemployment and seeks pilot program expansion in distressed regions.
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Marilyn Monroe death notes reveal tragic end to iconic star
Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas profiles Marilyn Monroe's rise and fall, detailing her sunny public image, troubled private life, and the circumstances of her death. The piece recalls her marriages, career highlights in comedies like Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Some Like It Hot, and her struggles with self discipline, psychiatry, and pills. Thomas previews tomorrow's installment on Monroe's life and career in her own words.
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Abortion fears and hepatitis cases link to thalidomide legacy
A mother and doctors confront abortion ethics amid hepatitis cases among hospital staff and students linked to thalidomide exposure. The story notes a severely deformed infant, broader thalidomide concerns across Europe and Canada, and a debate on right or wrong choices for parents. It also reports on a Soviet nuclear test and related international reactions, plus patent history as of 1961.
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Monroe Death Mystery Deepens As Coroner Weighs Pills
Marilyn Monroe died at 36 from an overdose of pills with investigators and coroner promising tests to determine intent. Joe DiMaggio flew from Los Angeles after learning of her death, while Arthur Miller and other ex-husbands offered restrained comment. Next of kin listed Gladys Baker, her mother.
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Obituaries From Blairsville Indiana and Nearby Areas
Obituaries list diverse deaths and services across Indiana County Blairsville and surrounding towns. Notable names include Bessie J Mitchell Stidham of Luray and Indiana, Antonio Zoffuto of Indiana, and Noble C Murdick of Indiana who died after long illnesses or under investigation. Services scheduled in Blairsville, Indiana and Herndon Virginia with interments in Blairsville and Oakland Cemeteries.
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Face Saving Step Sought in Georgia Racial Crisis
In Albany Georgia both sides seek a face saving solution as King faces trial. Prayer vigils are planned in 13 cities with ministers marching on the White House to protest jailing of hundreds of Negroes. Police stay on standby as arrests rise since December. King says progress is needed before he leaves or risk defeat. Trial set for Friday. demonstrations may be barred if a federal hearing continues.
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Cops Find Teller Crying Over MM
In San Francisco AP report responders found box office teller Irene Lee in tears after bystanders suspected a theater hold up. She explained she had learned of Marilyn Monroe's death, calling it very tragic.
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Births, battles, and a child’s future amid a family crisis
In Akron a blind and deaf mother, Mrs. Hathaway, loses her baby son after a court battle over raising a disabled child. The couple, supported by their Baptist faith, chose to keep their remaining son Clarence with his father as welfare authorities plan ongoing custody decisions. Surgeons expect possible corrective operations for the listed deformities. Census data project 36 million US teenagers by 1965, up from 31 million in 1960.
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Afghan King Zahir Arrives in Moscow for Eight Day Visit
King Mohammed Zahir of Afghanistan arrives in the Soviet Union for an unofficial eight day visit. He meets Soviet leaders and discusses regional security and diplomacy, marking a notable exchange amid ongoing Cold War tensions.
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Secret Satellite Launch Shrouded in Atlas Agena Mission
POINT ARGUELLO Calif AP The Air Force launched a military satellite Sunday using an Atlas Agena combination. A spokesman declined further details of the launch.
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Subdivision Plan Phase Key To County Regulations
Indiana County Planning Commission urges municipalities to adopt local subdivision regulations, offering flexible standards and technical review. The plan supports joint county review while supplementing local rules, with a note that the second in the series appears tomorrow.
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Uniontown man admits gunpoint robbery at market
UNIONTOWN PA AP William Guappone was reported in good condition after being shot and robbed at his German Two market Saturday night. State police said William Calvin Lumm, 31, of Uniontown admitted the shooting and robbery of 53 dollars and was arrested about a half hour after the incident at Guappone's Market on Route 2.
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