Dad Responds To Boy Plea In Heart Surgery Tale
Five year old Eugene Ramey, in Gastonia North Carolina, progressed satisfactorily after a congenital heart defect repair. Noah Ramey of Winchester Virginia, the boy's father, arrived to be by his son's side after a widely publicized wish and months of separation between parents.
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Charlotte
N.C
Paul Eugene Ramey
Eugene
Gastonia
Noah C. Ramey
Chester
Ramey
Russians Nab Nuclear Marchers in Red Square Clash
In Moscow two dozen Western youths unfurled banners denouncing nuclear testing beneath the Kremlin walls before security men confiscated them. British worker Philip Seed, 32, and Wayne Mills, 28, helped lead a plan to stand silently but were refused.
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Philip Seed
Red Square
Wayne Mills
Saratoga
Calif
Brandeis University
Boston
Estes Study Gets $100000 More
Washington AP report states the Senate investigations subcommittee received an extra 100000 dollars to fund Billie Lol Estes case inquiries. The voice vote approved immediate allocation, lifting the year’s operating budget for the subcommittee to 500000.
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Washington
Senate
Billie Lol Estes
British Telstar transatlantic link beats France in timing
British scientists achieved the first transatlantic telephone call via Telstar from Goonhilly Downs in Cornwall to AT&T’s Andover Maine. AT&T built Telstar at a cost of $50 million and launched it for nearly $4 million. The system floated at 600 to 3500 miles and plans for television test patterns were canceled.
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United States
France
Goonhilly Downs
Cornwall
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Andover Maine
At&t
Cape Canaveral
Outer Space
Telstar
England
Eugene J. McNeely
New York
Jacques Marette
Posts and Telecommunications
McNeely
Great Britain
Britain
New Water Emergency Near Indiana Area
A water emergency develops as hillside breaks on the Paul Lowman farm east of Indiana disrupt water supply. Cracks up to a foot wide and 300 feet long appeared July 1 following a June 30 break that halted flow into the reservoir. Water officials operate around the clock to resume service and install a bypass under construction.
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Ery
Water Company
Paul Lowman
Indiana
Palmer Sets Record At British Open Victory In Tight Duel
Palmer won by six strokes over Nagle in a final day duel at the British Open on an extended course. The 20,000 crowd pressed close as Palmer tied the 1929 Hagen mark with a 279 total. Nagle posted 282 with two 70s final rounds as drama built around the leaders.
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Hagen
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Palmer
Johnny Farrell
Muirfield
Nagle
Bettendorf
Iowa
Davenport
Elmer H Greer
Loretel Bhil Rodoare
Malin
Unclear fragmentary sports item with mixed names
A partial, garbled text mentions a 72-71 score and names like Jack Nicklaus, Davenport, and Essig. It references bowling, a summer league, and a troubled incident with Greer and his six children, plus a Harvard note about four presidents. Details are unreadable and inconsistent.
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Jack
Nicklaus
Greers
Greer
Murdered Indiana man found near Washington Pennsylvania
State police identified James H. Smith a 23 year old from Franklin Indiana as the man found shot to death in a clump of trees two miles east of Washington on Route 31. He and two Arvin Industries colleagues had left July 5 for Indiana in Smiths car. The other two men are John Smith and Miller of Fort Wayne.
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Army
Arlington National Cemetery
Luther Skaggs
Washington
Ola L. Mize
Fort Benning
Thomas Bone
Infantry
Washington, Pa
James H. Smith
Franklin R. D. 3
Ind
Ernest ¢. Moore
Smith
Route 31
Kiam Miller
Fort Wayne
John Smith
Seymour
Arvin Industries
Columbus
Moore
Indiana
Smiths
Miller
James Smith
FBI
Trafalgar, S
Wil
Autos Collide At Homer City
Two autos collided at 11:15 am at the Main and Elm streets intersection in Homer City. Police Chief Arthur Weber identified drivers May E Walls of Homer City and Blaine Boring of Strongstown. Damages totaled 95 dollars to the Boring vehicle. the Walls car sustained right front door damage with no loss listed.
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Homer City
Main
Elm
Arthur Weber
May E. Walls
Blaine Boring
Strongstown
Walls
Probe Delay In Estes Crackdown
Two Agriculture Department officials testified they agreed with McClellan that the Oklahoma State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee had fallen down on the job. One aide noted he saw as early as May 31, 1961, three of Estes cotton acreage transfer deals with Oklahoma farmers signaling problems. Rooney said he read only one contract in full, never asked for copies, but ordered an investigation. The 1961 transfers were canceled nearly a year later with a $554,000 fine. The officials criticized the Oklahoma ASC committee for not flagging the contracts, urging tighter administration and possible legislative action.
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Texan
Agriculture Department
McClellan
Oklahoma State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Estes
Oklahoma
Howard Rooney
Department
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Texas
Rooney
Albert
Wilson C. Tucker
Tucker
ASC
Washington
Protests High Tax Payments
John Whitton, a New Hampshire resident, posts a 10 foot high protest sign on his property to challenge high taxes. He calls taxes an oppressive system and frames his act as an independence declaration and protest against government. No injuries reported.
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Winchester
N.H
John Whitton
Twenty Eight Negroes Pass Voting Test In Louisiana
In Monroe Louisiana twenty eight Negroes from East Carroll Parish passed a federal judge conducted voter qualification test under the 1960 Civil Rights Act. Twenty nine others failed and 25 applicants did not show up. No Negro has previously voted in East Carroll Parish. Judge Edwin F Hunter Jr will decide on registrations after a July 23 hearing. Louisiana AG has until July 20 to object to testing procedures.
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Monroe
Louisiana
East Carroll Parish
Hasuntil
U.S. Dist
Edwin F. Hunter Jr
Hunter
East Carroll
Parish
Cecil Manning
Sovereignty Commission
Pike Crash Kills Ohio Motorist
A rear end collision on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Perry Highway interchange killed Edward Smith, 68, of Maple Heights Ohio. John Walbert of Kittanning, driver of the other truck, was not injured in the crash about one mile west of the interchange.
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Gibsonia
Ohio
Perry Highway
Edward Smith
Maple Heights
John Walbert
Kittanning
Walbert
Ribicoff First To Resign From JFK Cabinet
Ribicoff becomes the first to resign from the John F. Kennedy administration. The notice notes his departure will clear the field for successor plans as Dodd completes his current term and Congress hears further developments this year.
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Ribicoff
JFK
Page
Congress
Ifield
Dodd
Bus Strikes Truck Killing 2 Passengers
The bus travelling 55 mph struck a load heavy truck climbing a slight incline at 25 mph. Two passengers died, 21 injured sent to Methodist Hospital Indianapolis, 20 seriously hurt to Marion County General Hospital. Passengers killed were on the bus lower level from California to New York. survivors reported front seats filled earlier before the crash.
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Schlagenhaus
McCorkhill
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Beulleville
Jess
Marion County General Hospital
California
New York
C. Everett Hinkley
North Livermore
Seattle
Wash
St. Louis
Hinkley
Dominic Colacelo
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Rehabilitation of a gunman leads to youth offender plea
The article recounts how a gunman, seeking to become an engineer, rewired his life via night courses at St. John's University after a youth record impeded his career. Judge Davidson arranged motions to withdraw the original guilty plea and reenter it as a youthful offender, erasing the record for public purposes. The piece also mentions political convention chatter and resignations in Washington.
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St. John’s University
Nazzaro
Davidson
Asst. Dist. Atty
Maurice Nadjari
Bloom Asks More Study On Budget
Harrisburg reports say Bloom, head of the state union party, calls for more study of the budget before supporting Gov Lawrence's plan. An explosion at the Hagan Cream Co plant in Uniontown damaged a one-room area and spread ammonia gas. Plant officials believe a gas line leak caused the blast. Bloom declined comment and said he will review budget lapses before acting.
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Republic
Uniontown
Ancan
George
Hagan
State Budget Figures Cream Co
Awrence
Bloom
Obituary of Richard Koontz Brindle from Blairsville area
Richard Koontz Brindle 69 of Blairsville R D 3 died unexpectedly at home Thursday July 12 born August 1 1892 in United PA son of the late John G and Effie McMichael Brindle resided in Blairsville area for 37 years a retired coal mine charges boss member of SS Simon and Jude RC Church Blairsville and UMW Local 6744. Survived by wife Anna P Shabella Brindle and children Barbara Selve Harold L Dorothy Berrett Margaret Love Anna Marie Patti ten grandchildren. Friends received at Mitchell F Hallow Funeral Home Blairsville. Requiem High Mass 9 am Monday July 16 at SS Simon and Jude RC Church with interment in church cemetery.
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North Sixth Street
Indiana
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Rayne Township
Indiana County
James and
Melinda Shaffer Moore
Rayne Two
Free Methodist Church
Indiana Post
American Legion
Moore
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co
Ernest
Anna Rummel Moore
John P
East Pike
Marshall
Frances) Thomas
Harry Moore
Harry
Florence) Ray
R.D
William
Silag
Mike
Harevey
Martha) McHenry
Robinson , Lytle’s
George E. Lynch
Indiana Free Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Richard Koontz Brindle
Blairsville R.D
Seely
United, Pa
John G
Effie McMichaelson Brindle
Ribicoff and Bailey
Blairsville
Simon
Jude
Munshall
James
Margaret) Love
Brunswick
Ohio
Dome‘nic
Anna Marie) Patti
George
Robert
Tarentum
Samuel
Huntingdon
Ind
Mitcheel F. Hallow
South Walnut Street
Aim
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