President Kennedy's Father Makes Gains in Palm Beach
Frances Lewine reports on Joseph Kennedy Sr recovering from a paralyzing stroke last year. He is relearning and strengthening with therapists and family help at the Palm Beach home. Kennedy shows gradual improvement, walking with aid and moving about in a wheelchair, as doctors note no current medical issue beyond recovery. First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, Caroline, and John Jr. visit as Kennedy nears possible discharge and Christmas plans.
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Frances Lewine
Palm Beach Fla
P. Kennedy
Joseph
Kennedy
Aesort
Palm Beach
President Rehabilitation Center
Bahamas
England
Kennedys
Heling
Jacqueline Ken
Fanedy
Caroline
J Ane John Jr
Wash
Ington
Bloom Named to State Post With Salary Rise
State Post Appointment For Bloom reports Bloom, former Wellsboro Gazette editor, will earn $20,000 a year, succeeding Park H. Martin who plans retirement. Harral, ex Philadelphia streets commissioner and former first deputy secretary of highways, is named to the post, with Scranton praising Martin and outlining highway program goals. Bloom lauded by Scranton for long state government contact, Truax praised as a young figure with Scranton’s support if elected state committee chair.
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Aise
Wellsboro Gazette
Harral
George M. Leader
Philadelphia
Park H. Martin
Martin
Scranton
Islaom
Porty
Bloom
Edward Martin
Miartin
U.S. Senate
Truax
State Committee
Public relations push on equal time debate tactics
Brown praised the President's poised handling while noting room for further discussion. The Republican National Committee announced plans to seek access to equal time on major networks, arguing a fair chance to present Republican views if a similar format to Kennedy is offered. Officials suggested scheduling considerations and legal questions about federal equal time rules for candidates.
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Brown
Republican National Committee
William B. Sprague Jr
Kennedy
Lewst
Senduck Miller
R-Town
GOP
Disenhower
William J. Miller
R-N.y
Miller
Lasenhower
Miler
Power's Widow Wins Divorce From Arthur Loew Jr.
In Los Angeles AP Tyrone Power's widow Deborah Loew 30 won a divorce from her third husband Arthur Loew Jr 37 after testifying he did not want to be married She received 1000 monthly alimony and 250 monthly support for each of their two children Gerald Zukor Loew 4 and Tyrone Power Loew 3 adopted by Loew Power died in Spain in 194? The couple wed in Las Vegas Oct 26 1954 Loew's first marriage Mrs Loew had previously divorced Nica Muir dog in 1958.
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Los Angeles
Tyrone Power
Arthur Loew Jr
Deborah Loew
Tuesday Loew
Gerald Zukor Loew
Lyrone Power Loew
Loew
Powers
Spain
Power
Las Vegas
Nica Muiardog
Largest Live Outdoor Nativity Scene in Burlingame
In Burlingame California sponsors claim the world's largest live outdoor nativity scene is mounted by First Baptist Church for the 12th year. The pageant features a Bethlehem street of shops and a Palestinian home with a 350 foot three dimensional Bethlehem hills set. A 70 member cast performs the Nativity story every 12 minutes from 7 to 9 30 p.m. nightly, using tools and treasures 2000 years old unearthed in Palestine by Pastor Cecil G Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingame
Calif
First Baptist Church
Palestine
Cecil G. Osborne
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Hills
Cooperative Stars Cited at Hollywood Event
Hollywood insiders report Dirk Chamberlain and Connie Stevens presenting awards at a Hollywood Women’s Press Club event. Barbara Stanwyck handed out the top trophy to Chamberlain for playing the lead in Dr Kildare on television.
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Hollywood
Dirk Chamberlain
Connie Stevens
Acont
Efor
Holywood Women's Press Club
Bury Day
Witten Bealy
Barbara Stanwyck
Thamberlain
Miss Stevin
Ceils
RFK Brazil Trip Highlights U S Worries Over Inflation
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy wrapped up a 12 hour Brazil visit in Brasilia after talks with President Joao Goulart. The two nations voiced concern over Brazil's galloping inflation and political reforms tied to the January 6 plebiscite.
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Louis DE LA Hara
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Brazil
U.S
Brasilia
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Kennedy
South America
Adhemar de Barros
Sao Paulo
Juscelino Kubitschek
Lincoln Gordon
Panama
Mutinous Guards Slay Prisoners at Overcrowded Jail
Rioting guards killed four ringleaders with machine gun fire during a prison mutiny at a seven year old facility. Hostages were freed after Col Miguel Paiva declared the mutiny over. Director Saiva resigned after disobeyed orders.
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Leopolda Insaurralde
Miguel Paiva
Penal Institutes
S'aiva
Justice Ministry
la Phila
Hearing Set On Slapping By Teacher
In Zelienople Pennsylvania a case questions a high school assistant basketball coach for slapping a student after a game. Parents Clifton Miller and wife accuse Louis Shuccensky of striking their son Gary during the Friday event. Principal Harrin Reynolds says Gary was described as arrogant and a meeting with parents followed. Miller disputed the discussion and assault charge.
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Zelienople
Heilo
Wediestoy Ovict
Zelinople
Aid
Clifton Miller
Zeleople
Louis Shuccensky
Gary
Aga
Prictipal
Harrinn Reynolds
Skurcenski
Mra
Miler
Tuk
Reynolds
Gay
Tana
State Award For Janeway In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports former Deputy Adjutant General Augustine Janeway received the Pennsylvania Meritorious Medal. The 71-year-old retired brigadier general was cited for outstanding service as Flood Relief Committee chairman in 1936 and for leadership roles with the General State Authority and Valley Forge Park Commission. He served as deputy adjutant general from 1935 to 1937.
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Harrisburg
Augustine 5
Janeway
Pennsylvania
Gov. Lawrence
General State Authority
Valley Forge Park Commission
Mona Lisa Arrives For Visit In US
The Mona Lisa arrives in the United States for a visit with enhanced security. A large crate containing the painting and its protective glass is moved to a truck bound for Washington under heavy police and Secret Service protection.
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Grand Salon
White House
Pierre Salinger
Secret Service
United States
New York City
Washington
National Gallery
da Vinci
Florence
Louvre
Llaborer
Pechan Reappointed to State Aeronautics Commission
Harrisburg AP Gov Lawrence reappointed five members of the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission on Tuesday Sen Albert R Pechan Republican from Weeden Mand ma Avenue Armstrong County is among those named to the panel detailing state aviation oversight in Pennsylvania
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Harrisburg
Lawrence
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
Albert R. Pechan
Repub- Ween Mand
Formal Meetings Opened Continued From Page One
Former President Truman travels to the Congo to survey UN force military needs and possible American aid. Kennedy aides aim for a broad briefing on Skybolt missile, NATO, and Sino Soviet tensions as Kennedy meets Macmillan. Some speculation cites a warning to Moscow and potential crisis preparations. Rep. Ralph Yuwa and Sen. Lane noted wine lowers emotional levels in Yale study.
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Harry&. Truman
Congo
U.N
U.S
Truman
Kennedy
Moscow
Britain
Macmillan
France
William J. Lane
Yale Unierat
West Brownsville
Ralph J
Sharon
Eusina
Pope Looks Forward To Christmas
Pope John XXIII, 81, spoke at a general audience to 1,500 attendees about Christmas joy despite his serious stomach illness and anemia. He appeared thin yet firm of step, emphasizing the Rosary, the Christmas spirit, and hope the Ecumenical Council ends within a year.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Long list of Indiana County obituaries and notices
Obituaries and death notices list Elizabeth Stoneback Nevins of Black Lick Homer City area died December 18 1962 at Indiana Hospital after brief illness. Also listed are Lottie Thomas Lewis Blair S Lewis Virginia Catherne Ditch Sutton Cecilia Batistig Alberta Stoker Andrew Reshonsky J Hill Johnston and others with funeral home details and interment information. Names include Stoneback Nevins Lewis Sutton Batistig Stoker Reshonsky Johnston and many relatives. Services held at Robinson Lytle George Askey and J Freeman Ferguson funeral homes with interment in Oakland Blairsville Cookport and St Bernard cemeteries.
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Elizabeth Stoneback
Byron JF. Nevins
Black Lick
North Center Street
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Mandalaway
Brush Wall
Ottilia
Stoneback Nevins
Syntron Company
Portage
Hebron
Indiana County
Gail McQueen
Oak County
John
Caroline ‘McGeary Thomas
Langham
Anant
Wash
Sany
Weelington
Robinsonscember
Lytle’s
Indiana
Merle
Porter
Lee F. Huf
James Robbins
Howhand
C. Cooper
United Prea
Oakland
Cecelia Catherine Ditch Sutton
Odelt W. Sutton
Petersburg General Hospital
Petersburg
Louis Batistig
Apollo R.D
Apollo
Italy
Iselin
St. James R.C. Church
Holy Name Society of Apollo
UMW
Ciune
American Fraternal Union of
Taylor, Mich
Joseph
Olga) Crupie
Avonmore
Amy) Pollock
Richard
Irene) Fossie
Lincoln Park
Mich
Michael
Gilda) Condor
Joseph R. Hunter
Robinson’s
Saltsburg
Holy Cross Church
Joseph Turek
Iselin Union Cemetery
Andrew J. Reshonsky
Commodore
Steve and
Mary Reshonsky
Galvac
Hungary
Reshonsky
St. Elizabeth R.C
Stafford
Jin St. Elizabeth R.C. Church
William R. Coleman
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Christian Mothers of
J. Hill Johnston
Railroad Avenue
Center Township
James
Rebecca Hill Johnston
First Christian Church of
George Askew
H. C. Lillie
The
Christian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Prisoners Deal Near as Cuba Talks Continue
Donavan and Cuban negotiators pursue release of prisoners held in Havana and a castle in Cuba with the exchange seen as likely. Donavan arrives amid talks, with Castro seeking 53 million in goods and medicines. relief supplies assemble near Miami for potential delivery. eight airlines and truckers pledge transport to Florida. An African Pilot freighter heads to Port Everglades to load cargo for the exchange.
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Havana
Castro
Miami
Fla
Donovan
Francis Gary Powers
Rudolph Abel
Alvaro Sanchez
Virginia Betancourt
Berta Barreto
United States
Opa-Locka
Air Transport Association
Florida
Red Cross
Farrell Lines
Port Everglades
Pa Driver Re-Examination Plan Plea Made
Harrisburg report highlights 30 months of the driver reexamination program begun by Gov. Lawrence. Traffic Safety Commissioner C. D. Shipley urges continuation to reduce deaths and injuries. Since June 1, 1960, 27,776 drivers were disqualified, 11,703 checked, 16,073 did not comply due to known physical disabilities.
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Harrisburg
C. D. Shipley
Scranton
Shipley
NY Paper Strike Talks Still Held
AP reports negotiations continue amid a nine major daily blackout in New York City. Labor Secretary Wirtz says the strike could last six to eight weeks or into March. He met with Mayor Wagner to discuss the 12 day printers strike and a looming longshoremen walkout set for Sunday after the Taft-Hartley cooling-off period.
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New York
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Cuban enlistees hit by spinal meningitis scare
About 300 Cuban soldiers fresh from boot camp bound for Miami faced a health scare when one man on a bus convoy developed spinal meningitis. Twenty five of 30 buses were diverted to an Atlanta Army hospital for tests. others went to Orlando Air Force hospital. Pvt. Roberto Castro was hospitalized in Nashville with meningitis. No other cases were reported among the group. The unit had finished basic training at Ft Knox and would return there after the holidays before transfer to Ft Jackson.
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Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Army
Miami
Fla
Army
Atlanta
Air Force
Orlando
Roberto Castro
Nashville, Tenn
Ft. Knox
Ft. Jackson
Mariner 2 Mission Celebrated by West German Leader
In Bonn AP West German President Heinrich Loeb congratulated President Kennedy on the success of the Mariner 2 mission, praising the Venous socket achievements and marking a historic step in space exploration.
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Bonn
Germany
Heinrich Loeb
Kennedy
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Armstrong Coun
Pope
NY Visudeewe
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Philadelphia Street
Cambria County
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Hulda Thurston Yingling
al Ibert T. Stoker
Alvin R. Stoker Sr
Harry Yingling
Scotdale
Walley Yingling
New Kensington
Richard T. Bell
G. Warren Smucker
First Methodist Church
Cookport
Gazette
Mariner
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