Murder suicide tragedy near Punxsutawney shocks community
A 70 year old man David Neale shot and killed Helen Young 35 on a Frostburg farm near Punxsutawney then attempted to shoot himself with a 16 gauge shotgun. Neale is in serious condition under police guard at Adrian Hospital. Mrs Young, a Punxsutawney Hotel waitress and mother of five, was killed by a shotgun wound to the head. State Police and Jefferson County DA William McKnight investigate possible murder charges if Neale survives. Police described the pair as close friends prior to the incident.
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Punxsutawney
Here
Punxsutawney Barracks
David Neale
Punxsutawney R. D. 5
Adrian
Neale
Helen Young
Elk Run Ave
Joseph Dusin
Jefferson County
William McKnight
Joseph Steiner
Frostburg
Young
Adrian Hospital
Judge Rules Transfusion For Child In Critical Case
In Walnut Creek California a nine year old girl Karen Kemline survived after doctors transfused blood against parental wishes. Her Jehovah’s Witness parents Allan and Karen Kemline of Albany initially refused all blood, then allowed surgeons to proceed to save her life. Judge Taylor of the Superior Court ordered the transfusion noting it was life saving.
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Walnut Creek
Calif
Karen Kemline
Karen
Allan R. Kemline
Albany
Kaiser Foundation
Pard
Zaharias
Superior Court
Taylor
Tessauros Family In Separate Condition Reports After Crash
Tessauro, 64, of Sykesville and his wife Theresa, 54, of the same town were injured in a Sunday car truck collision on Route 119 nine miles north of Indiana. Tessauro was listed in serious to critical condition at Indiana Hospital. Theresa Tessauro was reported satisfactory.
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Joy Tessauro
Sykesville
Indiana
Theresa Tessauro
Tessauro
Parachute Test Sets World Altitude Records At 102000 Feet
Air Force Captain Joseph Kittinger ascended from White Sands in a balloon gondola and leaped into a 84 000 foot free fall. He established records for highest manned balloon flight open gondola and longest free fall, with a descent lasting 13 minutes 8 seconds to ground.
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Joseph ‘Rittinger
New Mexico
Holloman Air Force Base
Washington
U. S
Air Force
Tularosa
N. M
Joseph Kittinger
Yatte Oi
Kittinger
David G. Simons
White Sands Missile Range
Los Angeles
Pirates Defeated In First Guide Of Series
The Pirates lost the opening game of the series against Philadelphia. Details appear on pages 10 and 11 of the Gazette.
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Pirates
Philadelphia
Obituary and Weather Note from Crosspords Feature Page
The page fragment includes a brief notice with obituaries and a weather forecast stating cloudy skies and little temperature change for Wednesday. It also mentions sections on Dear Abby and sports features across pages 12 to 13.
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Obituaries Business Mirror
Abby
Bederigl
Theaver
Hoffa Blast Seen Boosting Kennedy in 1960 Campaign
AFL-CIO chief George Meany credited James Hoffa with aiding Kennedy by denouncing him. Meany spoke after the AFL-CIO Executive Council, which urged action on wage hour reform, education aid, housing, aged care, and the right to picket at construction sites. The council backed a plan to use union surplus funds to fund home loans.
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Chicago
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
John F. Kennedy
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Kennedy
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Meany
AFL - Cio Executive Council
Treasuries
Pirates Sign Clem Labine As Veteran Pitcher
Pittsburgh announces the signing of 34 year old Clem Labine a veteran right handed pitcher as a free agent. Earl Francis is optioned to Columbus Ohio affiliate to clear space. Labine began his major league career in 1931 with the Brooklyn Dodgers and later played for the Detroit Tigers last season posting a 3 4 record with the Dodgers.
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Pittsburgh
Pittburgh Pirates
Clem Labine
Pirates
Earl Francis
Columbus
Ohio
Labine
Brooklyn Dodger
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Dodgers
Rock Fall Fatal at Butler Mine Kills Teen
A large rock fell from the side of a shaft mine near Butler Pennsylvania on Monday killing Ronald E. Bond a 16 year old resident of Rumersburg. He died at the scene and the incident is under investigation by local authorities. Bond’s family immediate details were not released pending notification.
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Butler, Pa
Stra
Ronald E. Bond
Rumerburg
Nike Hercules Intercepted by Anti Missile at White Sands
The Army reports a successful interception of a Nike Hercules by an anti missile system at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. The test occurred Friday on the 100 mile range with the target Hercules sliced at 60 000 feet above the desert by the killer missile.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Army
New Mexico
Desert
Senate OKs Wage Bill Vote Today
The Senate agreed to vote late today on an amendment to the minimum wage bill. The action follows a week of debate over whether Republicans or Democrats slowed the measure. Senator Kennedy leads the bill, with Dirksen proposing changes and Holland seeking to preserve retail and service exemptions. Lyndon Johnson secured a vote on a second Holland amendment.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
John C. Pastore
John Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinoig
White House
Dirksen
Kennedy
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Holland
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Soviet Press Tries Powers Trial as Espionage Case Opens
Soviet radio and press accuse the United States in the Francis Gary Powers espionage case. A front page cartoon depicts Eisenhower Nixon and a U. S. Air Force general over Powers on trial. Powers’ mother and wife express anxiety as the case nears opening. Russians claim the recon jet crossed one May Day.
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Soviet Culture Po
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
U. S. Air Force
Powers
Oliver W. Powers
Pound
Barbara
Soviet Union
Mikhail Mich Grimov
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Sleeping Beauties Awake After Sleeping Spell
In Cleveland two young girls Bernadette Fratantonio aged 3 and Venita Fratantonio aged 5, previously noted for mysterious lapses into a coma, are now active and healthy. Their mother Lillian Fratantonio, 28, admitted giving them barbiturates and faces charges. The family remains in seclusion as investigators pursue leads on the source of the drugs.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Bernadette
Venita Fratantonio
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Siliser
Cabbie
Lillian
Tonio
Vin
Pary
Richard R. Wagner
Homer Legion
Education In New Era Will Frame Governor Lawrence Talk
Governor David Lawrence of Pennsylvania will address the Indiana State College August graduating class in John Fisher Auditorium on the edge campus. The 2:40 p.m. program includes music by Donna Nagey and ROTC commissions by Lt. Col. Deyo. Seventeen graduates will receive advanced degrees alongside 130 bachelors in education. Lawrence, a longtime Democratic leader, served as Pittsburgh mayor and as Pennsylvania governor, with a career marked by civic service and state roles.
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David L. Lawrence
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State College
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
John
Fisher
Edge
Donna Nagey
James Cook
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Homer City
Ralph W. Cordier
Willis B E. Pratt
Truman E. Deyo
Ber
Alyce) Lawrence
Gerald
LaSalle College
Philadelphia
United States Conference of Mayors
Democratic State Committee of
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
David Lawrence
Mayo
Lumumba Arrest Raids Target Europeans in Leopoldville
Congolese police in Leopoldville arrested Europeans and U N personnel during raids on homes and hotels. U N officials intervened to secure release of two officers believed to be Belgians in U N uniforms. Lumumba showcased force hours after Hammarskjold left New York amid calls for new Security Council guidance.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Pal
Tice Lumumba
United Nations
U.N
Ralph Bunche
U. N
Ghana
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Hammarskjold
L-nation Council
Hammarskjald
Assets of dead recluse reveal $157000 in assets
New York AP report details police tallying more than $157000 in assets from the littered apartment of George Richele aged about 13 who was found dead after neighbors reported odors. Cash, bank balances, savings bonds, and numerous accounts were discovered among debris, newspapers, and liquor cases.
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New York
George Richele
Henry
Franklin Savings Bank
George
6Th Street
Richele
George Dickinson
Dickinson
Aichele
Charles Aichele
Yorkville
Lower East Side
Blairsville Man in Critical Condition After Route 119 Crash
George C. Hill, 68, of Blairsville R D 2, is in critical condition at Indiana Hospital after a car-truck crash on Route 119 at Blacklick Aug. Hill suffered a fractured left leg, chest injuries, and lacerations, and was listed as serious on arrival.
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George C. Hill
Blairsville
R. D
Indiana Hospital
Indiana County
Route 119
Black Lick
Aug
Hill
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ISC
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