Churchill Leaves Hospital After 54 Days of Recovery
Sir Winston Churchill was cheered as he left Middlesex Hospital in London, riding in an ambulance to Hyde Park Gate. The 82 year old former prime minister, who broke his left thigh in a Monte Carlo fall on June 28, spent 54 days recovering and later practiced walking on parallel bars at his home. A large crowd greeted him with cheers and wishes for a speedy return to the Riviera.
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Doctorate Awarded Swauger at Indiana State College
Dr Swauger received his doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh after a state wide survey of English teacher preparation in Pennsylvania public secondary schools. He studied training, experience, and status across 5594 teachers and links to college English courses. He will report findings at the National Council of Teachers of English meeting in Miami at Thanksgiving.
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Union and Plant Strike Amid Local 13840 Firings
Morning after nine Local 13840 workers were discharged at the Robertshaw plant amid sympathy for United Steel Workers Local 6175 at Robertshaw. The steel workers strike lacks a contract, while District 50 shows solidarity but cannot strike due to a no strike clause. The plant continues operating as talks proceed.
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Draft Quota Set At 243 For State
Harrisburg AP reports 243 Pennsylvanians will be called into active duty this October to meet the state quota in the national draft for 4,000 men. The declaration came Monday from the state's Selective Service headquarters.
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Police and FBI Narrow Missing Girls Case to Focused Probe
Alexandria police and the FBI shifted from a wide search to a concentrated inquiry for two missing two-year-old girls Rita Ohlgren and Maria Theresa Morley. Dozens of officers, Marines, and residents combed Brookville area. a bloodstained card and sightings prompted intensive questioning of local families and authorities warned the girls may be captive or dead unless new clues emerge.
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al Prenty
Japan
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Russians and U S officials differ over space rendezvous claim
Western spotters say two cosmonauts were hundreds of miles apart when their flights ended last Wednesday. US evidence suggests they were forced to re evaluate military and civilian space rules. NASA reports no closer than 100 miles. Nikolayev said he completed a 95 hour flight by parachute after leaving his craft near landing in Kazakhstan. Papovich also parachuted.
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Kazakhstan
Obituaries list multiple Indiana area deaths in 1962
Obituaries for Eva Mabon Stone and Beatrice Bruner note their deaths on August 20 1962 in Indiana Hospital and the Indiana area. Stone born October 13 1876 in East Mahoning Township Pa with services at Piller Funeral Home and interment in Pine Cemetery. Bruner born May 28 1918 in Burrell Township Pa with services at Hopewell Methodist Church and Garden of the Good Shepherd Greenwood Cemetery.
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Derson
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Mich.s
Jack Purnell
Akron
Ohios
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Wayne Sutter
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Salzeburg Road
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Punxautawney
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Barbour
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Clara Underwood
Seward
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Alice, Stonebraker
Mercer
Robinson - Lytle’s
Martin L. Kaufman
Greenwood Cemetery
Blacklick
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Hopewell Methodist Church
Indiana Dairy Dell
Ralph R. Bruner
Blairsville R.D
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Kenneth R
Thomas
Virginia
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Martha
Walter Wolfe
Ford City
Lawrence
Thelma) Nixon
Turtle Creek
Lyell
Rheta
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John N. Hempstead
Garden of the Good Shepherd
Caroline Ruth Wertheimer
Elm Street
Latrobe Hospital
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Mary Betts Foust
Pittsburgh
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Anna G.) Troup
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Alan Jones
Harry C. Losier
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Lemoyne
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Hollywood Hills
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Josephina Drowiski Toenatowski
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Helen) Button
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Eisenhower Scottish trip praise prompts return wish
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER said his Scottish holiday at Culzean Castle was so successful he would like to return in a couple of years. The report notes his positive remarks during the visit and mentions the setting and decor observed in the Culzean Castle hall. The item reflects a light diplomatic-tour tone from the AP dispatch.
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Berlin Wall Violence Tests Western Help for Refugees
East German border guards let a refugee bleed to death as West Berlin police and U.S. troops watched. Four days of anti Communist and anti American rioting ended with the worst Berlin violence since the wall. About 10 000 West Berliners attacked Soviet traffic to the Soviet War Memorial and tried to storm the 14 mile border. Police used water canons to disperse rioters. At least one Russian soldier and 22 West Berliners were injured. ten rioters detained. Brandt seeks a Western pledge of aid and the right for West Berlin police to fire on escaping refugees if needed. Western Allies hesitate to risk broader East West clashes along the wall.
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Deadline Set For State's Farmers WASHINGTON AP
Farmers in drought stricken Pennsylvania counties have until Nov 15 to receive disaster aid from the Agriculture Department. The agency also says three more counties Allegheny Lancaster Lehigh are added to the eligible list. Senator Joseph S Clark D Pa comments on aid and state involvement.
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PRR Probe To Question Track Crew
The investigation into the Steelton wreck that killed 19 turns to the track maintenance crew who repaired the line the day before. The PRR promises to produce the foremen as hearings before the ICC and PUC continue, with testimony noting the derailed track was misaligned by about three feet and over 200 feet long.
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Adelbert S. Schroeder
Philadelphia
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PRR
R. L, Fridy
Columbia
J. F. Shue
Royalton
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Fridy
Nikolayev Reveals Twin Flight Details On Spacecraft Comfort
Nikolayev describes life aboard Voskor I and Popovichs Vostok IV during the twin space mission. He notes training in manual control fault simulation and continuous ground communication. He says appetite stayed good, sleep was solid, and crew voices strengthened resolve.
Jet crash near Rio leaves 12 dead and 1 missing
A DC8 plunges from takeoff near Galeao Airport Rio into water after engine trouble. One stewardess Fernanda Fortunata killed. crew and passengers from Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo aboard. Rescue crews pull bodies and survivors as investigation seeks American onboard status.
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Too Many Men In Cambodia
Phnom Penh reports census figures showing 26 000 more men than women in Cambodia with a total population of about 5 750 000. The imbalance highlights a gender gap in the national demographics and could influence birth rates and social planning.
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