Western Officials Call Jet Buzzing Isolated Incident
In Berlin an the first Soviet harass ment of Allied air traffic since last winter officials described the event as isolated. A U S DC3 was buzzed by a Soviet MIG over a West Berlin air corridor with no shots fired and traffic considered normal afterward. The incident followed Kennedy's call to the Soviet ambassador and the U S protest to Moscow through the Berlin Air Safety Center. The MIG came within 400 feet of the DC3’s nose as it approached Tempelhof Airport.
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United States
J.S
Kennedy
Air Safety Center
Sians
Post Office Gains In Convictions in 1962 fiscal year
Postmaster General J Ed Day reports record obscenity investigations arrests and convictions for the 1962 fiscal year with arrests up 32 percent and convictions up 33 percent. He credits cooperation between the Justice Department Postal Inspection Service and state authorities and notes the department emphasized criminal action over administrative steps.
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Supreme Court
Robert Kennedy
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Justic Department
Plane Crash Injures Family Near Mathews Va
A single engine plane carrying a family of five crashed into a house trailer near Mathews Virginia while attempting an emergency landing. All five were injured and transported to Newport News Hospital. Nine year old Venver Brown Cultis, in the trailer, escaped unharmed.
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Mathews
Here
Newport News
Venver Brown Cultis
Levy H. Daven
Roof Collapse Kills Man at Home Work Site
A porch roof collapsed on Tuesday fatally injuring Carl Spolar, 39, of Harmar Two, while he worked on his home roof. The tragedy follows a broader push for criminal prosecutions tied to obscene mail activity and the Supreme Court Manual Enterprises ruling.
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Supreme Court
Manual Enterprises
Kiwanis Holds Family Picnic at J C George Farm
Homer City Kiwanis Club members and their families enjoyed a Monday evening picnic at the J C George farm with boating swimming and a luncheon. Next week's meeting will be a dinner at Hotel Honer.
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Homer City
Homer City Kiwanis Club
J .C. George Farm
Hotel Honer
Soblen asylum plea rejected by British court
Lord Chief Justice Parker ruled Soblen did not have implied leave to land in England after stabbing himself on a New York bound flight. The Home Office stated final judgments decide asylum merits and he would be handed back to the airline for removal if deported. The case centers on whether any leave to land existed and whether Soblen could be detained under deportation orders.
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Home Secretary
Soblen
Britain
Parker
England
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Dr. Soblen
Sir John Hobson
High Court
United States
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London
Algerian peace talks fail to resolve leadership rift
In Algiers, officials said talks between Ben Bella and Ben Khedda stalled with no decision. Boumedienne loyalists reportedly moved troops toward Algiers as factions weigh a path to stabilize government and military factions. Some troops rallied around Boumedienne while Ben Bella demands reinstatement. Four of six military regions back Ben Bella, and the 45,000 man army remains split.
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Algiers
Tift
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Houari Boumedienne
Ben Boumedienne
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Khedda
Indepen
Ahmed Ben Bella
Medea
Boumedienne
Oran
Troret
Wilaya
National Liberation Army
Kennedy Attacks Big Loss After Senate Vote
President Kennedy spoke after the Senate defeat criticizing the setback for 17 million Americans aged 65 and older and for dependents paying medical costs. He said voters will decide in November whether to pass similar bills in 1963, noting nearly all Republicans and some Democrats joined the opposition. The Democrats hold a 64 to 36 Senate edge and 263 to 174 in the House.
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Kennedy
United States
Search Ends In Capture Of Couple
Wakeeney Kansas AP report details a manhunt ending with the capture of a 29 year old harvest worker and a 17 year old girl after exposure of their hideout in a shed nine miles east. A town marshal was slain and a deputy wounded during the pursuit as federal and local forces sought to force changes in health care funding. The narrative touches on the Kerr Mills medical aid program and broader political debate over government health coverage for the elderly and others.
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George M. Hitchhiker
Fister
Chicago
Charley Martin
Harry Jack Bloomer
Shirley Nixon
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Shirley
al Claycamp
Chet
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McAtee
Fairmont Springs
Shirl
Wayland
N.Y
Oral
Lewisburg
Clergy See Signs of Church Life Improve Across Nations
A gathering of clergymen from the United States and Great Britain offered a sobering yet hopeful appraisal of church life in both nations. Canon G A K Hervey of Great Salkeld England said Britons are largely indifferent to the church, with many happy to marry there but otherwise keep it in the background.
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New York
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G.A.K. Hervey
Great Salkeld
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England
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Rome
Bosley
Pennsylvania
State Okays Insurance Rate Change
The article reports a new insurance rate schedule with average liability and collision premium changes. Private passenger cars rise 4.2 percent overall, while liability coverage for commercial vehicles drops 0.8 percent and 6.4 percent for broad liability. Rates vary by area and deducible levels, with notable increases for drivers under 25 and for garages buying broad coverage. The discussion frames industrial church unity and social problems influencing policy and public life.
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Methodist
Philadelphia
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Christian Unity
Harrisburg
Lancaster-Lebanon-York
Pittsburgh
Mercy Death Sought By Legislator
A British MP Cmdr. John Kerans urged a law authorizing doctors to perform mercy killings on babies born deformed after mothers used thalidomide during pregnancy. The proposal, to be raised July 20, targets cases viewed as unsalvageable.
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John Kerans
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House of Lords
Edith Summerskill
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Belgium
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Food and Drug Administration
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Clark blasts Senate action on Kennedy plan for aged care
Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania denounces the Senate's rejection of President Kennedy's medical aid plan for the elderly as ignoring the will of Americans, while predicting future health legislation under Social Security before Kennedy leaves office. The remarks come at the Italian Day picnic in Kent Park as debates on mercy killing and thalidomide era issues unfold, with religious groups opposing euthanasia and politicians calling for careful doctor led decisions amid evolving international concerns. The piece also notes historical context about mercy pleas and the British thalidomide case, and mentions Admont Monastery's vast religious library housing over 20 000 volumes.
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U. S. Senate
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Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
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Union Heads Rap Planned RR Shutdown
Cleveland AP reports a union leader attacking railroad plans to cut thousands of jobs and noting a Friday meeting of five railroad unions to consider action. A strike looms only if the president does not avert it. claims of 80 000 jobs to be lost circulate amid talks of possible arbitration.
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Ntation
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locosmotive Firemen
Gilbert
Sixth Mercer burglary convict from Cleveland area
A Mercer County jury convicted Joseph Draga of Cleveland, Ohio, the sixth man linked to the Sept. 16 1960 burglary of a Sheron clothing store. Deliberations lasted three hours and 45 minutes as the five other defendants already serve prison terms. Judge Herman M. Rodgers deferred sentencing pending new motions.
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Mercer Pa
Cleveland-Youngstown
Ohio
Sheron, Pa
Joseph Draga
Cleveland
Herman M. Rodgers
Suspended Cop Faced Adverse Conduct Charge In Philly
Patrolman Frederick Magazzo 48 was suspended after conduct unbecoming an officer. Police inspector Albert Trimmer said Magazzo’s wife was arrested on bookmaking charges and pleaded guilty, with further court action pending.
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Philadelphia
Frederick Magezzo
Albert J. Trimmer
Magazzo
Four Airmen Safe After Vietnam Plane Crash Near Saigon
In Vietnam four U S Air Force crewmen were found alive after a twin engine C123 crash 150 miles northeast of Saigon near Ban Me Thuot. A rescue sling carried two survivors to a hovering helicopter. another with a broken leg could not be lifted. One survivor stayed with a companion as medical teams lowered to them. Wreckage showed no clear sign of survivor or cause. A second crash in the Ban Me Thuot area left three American crewmen aboard a plane that landed safely Monday with no injuries.
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U.S
Here
Nhe Trang
Ban Me Thuot
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