Finkbine Abortion in Sweden Ends Fears of Deformity
Mrs Sherri Finkbine underwent a legal abortion in Stockholm after thalidomide use in early pregnancy caused fetal deformity concerns. The operation, performed by a Swedish doctor, left her in satisfactory condition. The Swedish Royal Medical Board authorized the procedure, citing potential harm to her mental health. The Finkbines plan to return to the United States via Paris.
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Soren Fogelberg
Istockholm
Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Robert Finkbine
Phoenix
Ariz
Caroline Hospital
Royal Medical Board
Arizona
Paris
Dagens Nyheter
Swedish Medical Board
Khrushchev Honours Soviet Space Heroes and Berlin Stance
Khrushchev designated Nikolayev and Popovich as Hero of the Soviet Union after a spaceflight and praised their peace mission while condemning Western anti peace hysteria. He extolled socialism as the space program’s backbone, warned of a separate peace with East Germany, and reiterated resolve to end the Berlin occupation while guaranteeing West Berliners.
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Nikolayev and
Popovich
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nikolayev
Natasha
East Germany
Berlin
West
Youth Drowns On Birthday In Meadville Michigan?
Raymond Bailey of Meadville drowned in French Creek on Friday while swimming, one day before his sixth birthday. Rosemary Tatters, 16, leaped to assist but both disappeared under before rescue crews recovered Bailey’s body about 45 minutes later.
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Meadville
Raymond Bailey
French Creek
Bailey
Rosemary Tatters
Official File Closes on Monroe Death Probable Self-Inflicted
The coroner ruled Marilyn Monroe’s death probable self-inflicted due to lethal drug doses found at autopsy. Doctors cited Nembutal or Chloral Hydrate as possible causes, noting a history of psychiatric disturbance and a locked bedroom scene with a phone grasp. The New York will showed assets over half a million dollars.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Marilyn
Brentwood
New York
Curphey
Robert Litman
Khrushchev Greets Soviet Space Heroes at Red Square
Khrushchev led cosmonauts Nikolayev and Popovich through a mass welcome at Red Square after a live TV arrival from the Volga region. The premier, tanned and rested, waved flowers and shared embraces with the astronauts and their families, while crowds cheered the space achievements and signaled future Soviet power in space.
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Natasha
Nikolayev
Khrushchev
Natasha Popovich
Sochi
Crimea
Black Sea
Europe
Volga
Popovich
Red Square
Communist Party
Council of Ministers
Soviet Union
Vojstok IV
Hej
Westmouth
Guinea
Laos
Pope
Presidium
Leonid Brezhnev
Marshel Rodion Malinov
Frol Kozlovsky
Yuri Gagerin
Gherman Titovnauts
Moscow
Belout
United States
Stasha Popovich
Soviet Cosmos 8 Astronauts Welcomed in Moscow Parade
Crowds lined a 15 mile route to Red Square as two cosmonauts rode in open cars, bouquets in hand, for a grand celebration after the Cosmos 8 satellite launch. Tass described the unmanned satellite carrying scientific apparatus to aid ongoing space research.
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Ted Sailor Suit
Cos Monauts
Red Square
Moscow
Tass
Kremlin
Lenin
Soviet Airforce
Services Set For DuBois Man
James W. Mark former president of United Mine Workers District 2 dies at 85 after long illness in Maple Avenue Hospital. Funeral in DuBois Monday with burial at Morningside Cemetery. survived by nine children.
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Dubois
James W. Mark
District 2
United Mine Workers
Mark
Maple Avenue Hospital
Morningside Cemetery
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
The
CIO
Nickel probe cooling off period outlined in hearings
During a Senate inquiry on Hanna Smelting, Symington outlined four disputes with Humphrey and Hanna associates. He questioned missing records, improper operating costs, profits on nickel contracts, and a windfall from a Riddle Oregon smelter deal. Humphrey argued no risk by Hanna while the government invested about 25 million.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Symington
Hanna Company
Humphrey
Hanna
Senate
Han Ha Smelting
Riddle
Kennedy in California and South Dakota trip text
Kennedy toured the nation delivering speeches on water projects and space leadership. He highlighted a 170 million dollar Missouri River project and a 345 million dam project while praising bipartisan support and inviting South Dakota Governor Archie Gabbard to ride with him. Several Senators and Congress members accompanied him, with large crowds at Oshe Dam and Boulder events.
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Ahwahnee
Glacier Point
Kennedy
Pierre
S.D
Oahe
Missouri
Lake Erie
Missouri River
Pueblo
Colo
Cosgrove
American Legion
Fryingley
Mary Tunna
Hama
Rockies
Continental Divide
Colorado
Congress
Oshe
Boulder
United States
South Dakota
Archie Gabbard
White House
George McGovern
Senate
McGovern
Food For Peace
Washington
John A. Carroll
Wayne N. Aspinall
Byron G. Rogers
Brown
California
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Sowers
Clair Engle
Thomas H. Kuchel
House
Carroll T. Johnson
B. F. Sisk
Record Cold Lingers in Pittsburgh August Weather
Pittsburgh endures one of its coldest Augusts with 45 degrees at 6 am tying the month’s all time low set in 1880 and below the 1953 Aug 18 low. Senate debated a broad telecom bill detailing stock structure and control, with AT&T influence looming over a proposed satellite firm and FCC oversight.
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Pittsburgh
Cubans Fight Over Guns in Mexico City Airport
Four Cuban diplomatic couriers clashed with police at Mexico City airport after being asked to surrender firearms. Fights and wrestling continued for about an hour before reinforcements subdued both the couriers and Cuban arrivals. Officials said the couriers claimed diplomatic privilege, but they surrendered weapons and were sent to the embassy for further legal action.
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Mexico City
JFK Starts Big Western Water Job (Continued)
Obituary and memorial notice for John F. White, died August 17 in Oakland VA Hospital. Born April 21, 1926, in Armstrong County, he served in the U S Air Force, worked as assistant cashier at First National Bank, and was active in Kennedy Chapter of the Veterans and local clubs. Survived by wife Irene, three sons, two daughters, parents, siblings. Funeral plans set for Avonmore area with service August 20 at 2 pm. Interment Twin Valley Memorial Park Delmont.
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Jamp
Oakland Veterans Administration Hospital
Pittsburgh
San Luis
Hun
Armstrong
Carl
Central California
Nisa Strawn White
Los Angeles
San Diego
U. S. Air Force
Brown
First National Bank
Fresno
Evon More
Kiskt
Sportsman's Club
Kennedy
Yosemite Fotlof
Clarksburg
Dean
Randy
Jeffrey
Linda
Dawn
Carl A. White
James W. White
R.D
Avonmore
Dorothy Egley
Apollo
Jane Bolinger
Obituaries from Indiana PA area August deaths and services
Obituary notices list Hazen M White 38 born Indiana Pa resident of Avonmore Kiski Town with two sons and five grandchildren. Edward Kuhns 52 Rural Valley resident, school bus driver, married to Maude Kuhns, member of NuMine Sportsmen's Club. John Watson Sr 79 of Clearwater Florida, former Blairsville coal company superintendent, survived by wife and multiple children. Richard M Dodson 72 Marion Center resident, former postmaster, Methodist Church member, service set at Crawford Funeral Home in Marion Center. Interments planned at Oaksland Cemetery Penn Run and Penn Run Cemetery. Relatives and funeral details provided.
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Edward E
John
Charles Kuhns
Greenville
Joseph Kuhns
Santa Anita
Calif
Albert Wangler
Creighton
Paul
Ross
Freeport
James J. Shuey
New Kensington
I Hudson George
Rural Valley
R.D
Kenneth Davis
Hazen M. White
Indiana
Avonmore
Kiski
W.T
Catherine McDonald Wilson
Schenectady
N.Y
Willam Wright St
Oaksland Cemetery
Edward John Kuhins
Rural Valley R.D
Armstrong Memorial Hospital
Maude Bradley Kuhns
Charleroi
Edward
Mary Ann White Kuhns
Kuhns
Shannock Valley
NuMine Sportsmens Club
John Watson ,Sr
Clearswater
Fla
Clearwater
Jay Ford Hill
England
James and
Harriett Christpher Watson
Blairseville
Florida
Brewizer
Westmoreland Coal Company
St. Peter Episcopal Church
Blairsville
BPOE
Edith Moore Watson
John Jr
James
Homewood
James C. Watson
Howard Watson
Bessie Hadwick
Millie Drasey
Ferguson Funeral Home
Richard M. Dodson
Marion Center
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
Mr. Dodson
Smicksburg
Augustus and
Narcissus Richards Dodson
Canoe Township
Indiana County
North Point
Rochester Mills
Marion Center Methodist Church
Alta Henry Dodson
Jack Dodson
Theodore Dodson
Casper
Wyo
Everett Eyler
Home R.D
Charles Heilburn
Polk
Crawford Funeral Home
Marvin Center
Three Money Bags Turned to FBI In Plymouth Robbery Case
FBI takes custody of three money bags from the Plymouth mail truck heist worth about 1.5 million dollars. Bags bear marks from Federal Reserve Bank Boston Union National Bank of Lowell as investigators probe log discrepancies at Cape Cod facilities and a Hyannis-Yarmouth timing dispute.
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Boston
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
FBI
Plymouth
Nashua
N.H
Woods
Frederick Gutherer
Union National Bank of
Cape Cod
U.S
Hyannis
Yarmouth
William J. Cotter
Sagamore
District 50 Explains Strike Ban at Indiana Plant
District 50 officials, via telegram from Regional Director Walter S. Glasgow in Altoona, affirm a bonafide labor agreement with Robertshaw Fulton Controls Co. Indiana plant and state workers must honor it, forbidding recognition of the United Steel Workers picket line. Glasgow urges Local 13840 Indiana plant members to return to work on the next regular day and questions why the union wouldn’t strike at Youngwood.
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District 50
District
Walter S. Glasgow
Altoona
Robertshaw Fulton Controls Co
Indiana
Distreit 50
United Steel Workers Union
Mr. Glasgow
United Steel Workers
Mainetenance
Glasgow
Steel Workers
Youngwood
Glaspow
Mons
Driver Killed In Car Collision Near Baltimore Line
Philadelphia man William Wilson aged 29 was killed when the car he rode in collided with a Baltimore and Ohio line locomotive Friday.
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Philadelphia (Ap
Wiliam Wilson
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Tobacco Institute
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Montana
Everett M. Dirk
Illinois
Edna Wilson St.clair
School St
John G. St. Clair
Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Russell B
Long
D-La
Nixon
At&t
Wash
Jneton
Satellite Corporation
O Communications
Corporation
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
JFK
Big Western
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