Plea Faces Rejection Finkbine Abortion Case
Phoenix area television personality Sherri Chessen Finkbine seeks a legal abortion to save her life after taking thalidomide during pregnancy. The suit filed by the Finkbines names County Atty. Ronan and Arizona Atty. Gen. Pickrell as defendants. A court hearing before Judge Yale McFate is expected, with efforts to dismiss defendants shaping the action.
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Superior Court
Yale McFate
Robert L. Finkbine
Phoenix Hospital
N.Y
George James
Finkbines
Charles N. Ronan
Arizona
Robert Pickrell
Walter Cheifetz
Ronan
William E. Eubank
Finkbine
Scottsdale
Sherri
Phony MP Trapped By Sloppiness
In Kansas City a self-styled military policeman, Pvt. Eddie Roger Neal, 11 years old, wore a fake uniform and arrested AWOL soldiers and a civilian for drunkenness while working around bus depots. His ruse unraveled after a depot ticket seller reported his dirty, sloppy appearance leading to his arrest for AWOL from Ft. Carson Colorado.
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Kansas City
Eddie
Roger Neal
Ft. Carson
Colo
James Martin
Neal
Bane Sr. Dies in Uniontown at 83
Attorney David E. Bane aged 83, father of President Judge Eustace H. Bane of Fayette County Court, died Wednesday night at Uniontown Hospital. He practiced law in Fayette County for 53 years.
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Uniontown
Attormmey
David E. Bane
Eustace H. Bane
Fayette County
Uniontown Hospital
Bane
Bronx numbers game busted in raid earnings soar
AP reports police cracked a Bronx numbers game producing about 35 million dollars annually. In raids on two apartments Thursday seven men were arrested, five of whom had been busted in Queens last month. Morris Schlitten, 42, of Flushing, named kingpin, remained free on 10 000 dollar bail while others posted smaller sums.
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New York
Bronx
Queens
Morris Schlitten
Flushing
Pennsylvania Doctors Form Political Arm PamPAC
Pennsylvania Medical Society launches PamPAC as its political arm to educate physicians families and push candidates sympathetic to medicine. The group plans to announce congressional candidates in Philadelphia within weeks and mark its formal entry into electoral politics. Officers include Dr Steven Deichelmann Ambler chair Dr John S Donaldson Pittsburgh vice chair and Dr John Harris Harrisburg secretary treasurer.
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Vincent P. Carocci
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Medical Political Action Committee
Pampac
Pennsylvania Medical Society
American Medical Political Action Committee
AMPAC
American Medical Association
Committee
COPE
Medicine
C. Joseph Stetler
The
Philadelphia
Steven Deichelmann
Ambler
John S. Donaldson
Pittsburgh
John Harris
Estes Cash In Grave Speculation at Inquiry
Testimony at a Texas court of inquiry suggested Billie Sol Estes hid a fortune in a pauper’s grave. Harold E. Orr testified about $344 million allegedly tied to Estes and related firms vanishing, with details on fake notes and collateral. Orr, McSpadden, and others faced federal fraud charges. Orr noted threats to his life.
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Amarillo
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
New York
Harold E. Orr
Superior Manufacturing Co
West Texas
Pecos
Orr
Frank Baughman
Superior Manufacturing
Coleman T. McSpadden
Lubbock
FBI
Mc Spadden
Robert E. Clements
Ruel W. Alexander
McSpadden
Superior ‘Manufacturing
Orr Las R. W. Davis
Fowler, Colo
John W. Simmons
Wildorado
Orr, Alexander and
Berber Location Crisis Tests Algerian Power Battle
Ben Bella gains leverage as Belkacem Krim and Mohammed Boudiaf rally Kabylie backers against Ben Bella. In Oran Khider calls the Krim Boudiaf appeal a murder driven lost cause. Forces await orders as Ben Bella’s army and guerrillas outnumber opposition. French army remains on standby to protect French nationals.
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Algiers
Ben Khedda
Kabylie
Ben Bella
Belkacem Ikrim
Mohammed Boudiaff
Scoper
Algeria
Oran
Khider
Krim-Boudiaf
Tizi Quzou
National Liberation Army
Saharan
Paris
Nudists Attend Midwest Convention Despite Cold Weather
In Granger IndianaAP reports Midwest nudists opened their convention wearing clothes as unseasonably cold weather kept night temperatures near 50 degrees. Paul Arnold of Lansing Michigan said clothing is functional and when it is cold we wear it. The American Sun-Bathing Association meeting runs through Sunday with hopes the chill won’t deter attendees.
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Granger
Ind
Paul Arnold
Lansing
Mich
Indiana
Midwest
American Sun-Bathing Association
Propane Gas Truck Blast Toll Rises In New York Hamlet
BERLIN New York AP The blast from a propane truck fire killed three and left nine in critical condition. Thirteen homes and a church were leveled, about 30 people homeless. Mrs Rosalie Loker 80 of Berlin died in Bennington Vermont hospital with burns. Two daughters and a son in law were in critical condition.
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Berlin
N.Y
New York
Bennington
Troy
Rosalie Loker
No to Kennedy cash for shelter program
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee rejected President Kennedy’s $568.8 million request to launch a large fallout shelter construction plan. The panel endorsed some civil defense funding, including $10 million for further research, but denied the bulk of the shelter initiative and later specified other appropriations for stockpiles and existing programs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Borba
Defense Department
Kennedy
Lightning kills watchdog in Yugoslav village pear tree
In Medvedja Yugoslavia a pear tree lightning strike killed a fierce watchdog tied to guard children from fruit. Separately President advisers backed on site inspections across the Soviet Union for secret atomic hosts and established internationally staffed control posts on Soviet soil.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Medvedja
Soviet Union
Obituary notices mix of Sipos Sipos and other local names
Debra Ann Sipos 8, born May 30 1885 in Lith Kolish Sipos, died after being struck by a truck near her home in Homer City area where she lived over 50 years. Eleanor Mae Sell 38 of Sheloca died July 25 1962 in Indiana Hospital. Robert William Anthony 43 of Blairsville RD1 died July 26 1962 in Indiana Hospital after dozer work. survived by wife Elsie and four children. Joseph Santos 60 of Blairsburg near Coral died July 26 1962 en route to Indiana Hospital. survived by wife Anna and eight grandchildren. Many more notices follow for local residents with deaths, funerals, and burial details.
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Debra Ann Spos
Andrew
Ann Peter
Amelia Visnesky
Ohio
St. Mary's
Frank Babarelle
Homet City
Shelsky
Laura Lamar
Enoch Lasionis
Mia
Diane
Herj Josephine Shadikoski
Monroe
Julius Sippsville
Frank Babarsky
McHenn
Homer City
Ill
John Barbarsky
Cleya
Wal
John J. Bacura
Joseph
Helen
Frank
St. Louis
Lucernemines
Greenville Road
H. A. Podowski
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Indiana
Patrick J. Hallow
Robert William Anthony
Blairsville
R.D
Indiana Hospital
Armstrong County
Harry and
Maude Hooks Anthony
PRR
VFW
FO Eagles
Elsie Adams Anthony
Ronald
Larry
Cathie
Sandra
Leroy Anthony
Mary Jane Hopper
Mahoning R. D
Ferguson Funeral
Bilairsville
Miller Funeral
Rimersburg
Rimer Hill
Armstrong
United Presbyterian Church
John C. Sell
John Joseph Santos
Blairs C. Sell, Jr
James Carl
Ville R.D. J
Coral
Nancy Denly
Mae
Judy Ann
Sally Jane
Floyd Indiana
Rising
Coral Area
Adam Isenberg
Vincent and
Marianna Santos
Leechburg
St. Francis R.C
Graceton
UMW Fof
McIntyre
Anna /Senick Santus
Frank V
Brush Valley
Paul
Mary Ann) Popp
Joseph R. Santus Jr
Victor
Mary) Binando
Oce
St. Fran
Lyle Bush
Thelter
Lyle Sr
Commodore B.D
J. J. Hmelgarasl
Darlene
Amber Huey
Sisthe
Roy Goodlin
May
Maph
Lyle Keith
Thomas Bracken
Barbers
Thelton
William Byers
Rosary
Cleveland
Charles Ober
Stafford
Arline Husy
Bence Funeral Home
Clymer
Elsie Clare Brown
Washington St
Cherryhill Township
Indiana County
Harrison
Mary Sickenberger
J Earl Putt
Penn Run
Robinson- Lytle’s
Hengust Robinson, Jr
Greentwood
Funeral
Una Rebekah Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Dames Fof Malta Lodge of
Assured of US Aid Phouma urged Laos neutrality plan
A luncheon discussion after a White House meeting focused on continuing US aid to the neutralist Laos regime. Senator Sparkman proposed sharing aid among the 14 Geneva signatories, including Communist nations, to support Laos. In Abington, a 13 year old girl died after a beating by a 10 hour incident, with police reporting the assailant confessed to molestation motives. Souvanna Phouma indicated willingness to support a Laos neutrality arrangement as discussed with Lao officials.
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White House
U.S
Sen
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Geneva
Laos
Sparkman
China
North Viet Nam
West
Abington, Pa
Southeast Asia
Ambler
Snarlmants
Abington Memorial Hospital
Thomas Leahy
Joni Lynn McCallum
Souvannaseph
wa|Phauma
Voice of America
Withdrawal plan sparks hope for neutral Lao nation
Souvanna Phouma indicated broad cooperation to build a neutral independent Lao country likely to endure. Carpenter noted Thomas’s withdrawal from troops, including 10 000 Vietnamese soldiers, would not face immediate opposition, and the father William Leahy appeared emotionally affected at the scene.
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Souvanna Phouma
Carpenter
Thomas
Lprade
Kennedy Seeks Nuclear Test Ban Policy Trim
President Kennedy convenes top advisers at the White House to refine U S proposals policing a Soviet nuclear test ban. Attending are Dean Rusk Rob McNamara Lyndon Johnson William Foster and Glenn Seaborg as they discuss enforcible inspections and reductions amid evolving nuclear weapon developments. A separate crime report describes a violent assault with a fatal outcome prompting police searches and a hospital brain operation.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
White House
Dean Rusk
Robert 5. McNamara
Lyndon B. Johnson
William C. Foster
Disarmament Agency
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Carpenter
Thomas
Girl 8 Dies of Cancer in Miami
The Miami Herald reports on eight year old Vickie Lynn Nealis’s battle with cancer. Donations poured in from strangers, a doctor advised taking her home as her condition declined, and she died shortly after expressing moments of regained strength. Her family prepared rosary and a Mass of the Angels for children.
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Miami
The
Miami Herald
Nealis
Vickie Lynn
Vickie
Momma
Vickie Lyon
Mrs. Neallg
Mrs. Nealis
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