Doomed Highland doctor dies after cancer battle
Dr Sedat A Kayar a Highland physician who warned patients last January he faced pancreatic cancer died Thursday at about four hours after his condition worsened He wished to visit Turkey but death intervened He is survived by his widow Annalea and three children Eileen Susan and Sedat Jr
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Verna Horneliaux
Kayar
Dr. Kayar
Annalea
Dr. Kavar
Eileen
Susan
Sedat
Carolyn Glenn Elected President at Williamsburg Junior High
Carolyn Glenn, 14, elected president of the 9th grade at Williamsburg Junior High, outpolled two male opponents. She was not present to accept the honor, as she was in New York where her father Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. received a ticker tape parade for his earth orbit flight.
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Arlington, Va
Carolyn Glenn
Williamsburg Junior High School
Lyn
New York
John H. Glenn Jr
Mist and Ice Cause Route 119 Collisions
Mist and ice led to multiple crashes on Route 119. Michael Safran, 27, collided with a car carrying Jeanette Bowser and Martha J. Bowser from Coral, injuring them mildly. hot coffee slashed by a container burned Mrs. Sink and Jonas Miller. Damages estimated at 50 to one vehicle, 200 to another, and 15 to a third.
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Michael Safran
Jeannette
Martha Bowser
Coral
Sink
Jonas Miller
Deemer
Henderson
Casimirh Wasilewski
Bradenville
Alex Taddie
South Sixth St
Indiana
Taddie
Kennedy signals USN tests and push for nuclear ban
Authoritative sources say President Kennedy plans to announce continued US nuclear tests with tests perhaps delayed until April. Disarmament talks begin in Geneva on March 18 with hopes for a preliminary foreign ministers meeting with the Soviet Union to discuss a test ban and international inspection. Kennedy is expected to press Khrushchev to rethink the Soviet position and back a ban, while Washington and London seek a credible inspection regime to deter cheating. The issue centers on national versus international inspection amid stalled Soviet proposals for self inspection. Officials note possible surprise elements in the President's speech while emphasizing the Western need for a verifiable ban.
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Kennedy
Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Bovernment
Hinslyucton
Wes
Wreckage Probed For Crash Dead
Investigators analyze the Idlewild crash of a 707 jet carrying 95 to Los Angeles. Captain James T. W. Heist, 118,300 flight hours, perished. President Kennedy expressed concern and pled for prevention. Air disaster details describe the sudden dive, wreckage, and recovery efforts.
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Sky
James T. W. Heist
Rolling Hills
Calif
Kennedy
Idlewild
Los Angeles
Trans World Airlines
Chicago
New York
Mohawk Air Lines
Joseph F. Farano
Jamaica
Plotte
Elie
PAA
Mayeus Halahy
Air Safes
Thewil Aeronautics Board
Halaby
State party blocs seek harmony in key Pennsylvania race
A Chester meeting of GOP leaders and backers shaped a plan around Van Zandt as governor, Scranton as governor option, and Scott as a potential governor candidate. The group, including McClure and Alessandroni aides, weighed moving Van Zandt to senate while Alessandroni eyed a Senate bid.
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Gressive
the Inquirer
Scranton
van Zandt
Sen
Hugh Scott
Chester
John J. McClure
Delaware County
McClure
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Bloom
Scott
Altoona
Woodside
Washington
GOP
Walter E. Alessandroni
Philadelphia
U. S
Alessandroni
U.S
Joseph N. Pow Jr
Sun Qi Co
Glenn Cheered in UN Visit After Orbital Flight
Col Glenn and the six other U.S. astronauts were greeted by throngs in New York after their return from space. Aerial tributes poured in as Glenn met UN officials, received honors from civic leaders, and visited the Waldorf Astoria before a UN session.
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Col
Glenn
London
Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
New Concord
Ohio
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
U.N
Europe
Acen
Free World
la Guardia
United States
Queens
Manhattan
Wavine Flass
Choutineg
Democrats Endorsement Contest Shapes Gubernatorial Race
The Democratic meeting lasted 1 hour 40 minutes with a unanimous vote on Dilworth and McCann after debate. Jo Hays was nominated for lieutenant governor but failed to get a second. McCann and Clark drew support from party leaders as factions clash over Philadelphia dominance and organizational backing.
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Dilworth
McCann
Jo Hays
Centre i County
Hays
Pittsburgh
William D.mcclelland
Allegheny County Commissioners
U.S. Senate
Philadelphia
Otis B. Morse
Green
Clark
Lawrence
Eli Corak
Beavers County
Miss Blatt
Emma Guffey Miller
Morse
Delaware County
U.S
Joseph S. Clark
Internal Affairs
Genevieve Blatt
John Carl Miller
D-Beaver
Gavy Lawrence
John iMorgan Davis
Davis
Stephen McCann
House
Smuh
Sen
Huetto McMenamin
D-Lackawanna
Spouse swap ceremonies shock Reno community
Rev Edward Fliger of St Pauls Methodist and Justice Pete Supera presided over two Reno weddings after California couples requested a spouse swap. J Ernst Butts, 37, wed Mrs Winifred Nurss, 34, while Bobby Nurss, 37, married Alice Butts, 34. Both women had filed divorces previous day on grounds of mental cruelty. Butts retained custody of Susan. The couples, all in Richmond repair shop, were described staying in their former homes as life arrangements shifted.
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Fliger
Bobby Nurss
Alice Butts
Nurss
Butts
Susan
Ernwooden
Richmond
Women Needed As Teachers To Raise Education Quality
Washington AP University of Michigan professor urged Congress to pass S747 to improve education funding. He argued a law barring attractive intelligent women aged 40 to 25 from marriage and pregnancy would boost taxpayer value, noting many bright women leave teaching for marriage and family duties.
New York City Hails Glenn Flight With Parade And Honors
The daylong celebrations featured John Glenn and Dr. Gilruth in open cars along lower Broadway and Fifth Avenue. Floats and a 3,474 ton ticker tape shower marked the parade, with Mayor Wagner presenting honors at City Hall. Sir Harry Howard of Perth and New York Boy Scouts added tributes as Glenn thanked spectators and recalled the historic flight.
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Anna
Johnson
David
Carolyn
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil J. Grissom
Robert R. Gilruth
Scott Carpenter
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Walter M. Shirra Jr
Donald K. Slayton
Broadway
Bowling Green
Jeity Hall
City Hall
Robert F.wagner
Gilrath
Fifth Avenue
Waldorf-Astoria
Carolyn Glenn
Son David
Sir Harry Howard
Perth
Australia
Glennj
Sl Harry
Ohim
New York
Boy Scouts
Glen
Explorer Post
Naron
Walter Riesling Dies A longtime Steelers aide passes away
PITTSBURGH AP Walter Riesling a 35 year NFL veteran died at Divine Providence Hospital after a lingering illness He was 58 Riesling served as a player assistant coach and head coach with the Pittsburgh Steelers and spent his last years as an assistant with Pittsburgh
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Pittsburgh
Waler Riesling
National Football League
Divine Providence Hospital
Riesling
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cash Found In Briefcase From Plane Crash
In the wreckage of an American Airlines plane crash on Thursday a briefcase holding about 24 000 in 500 bills was recovered. Police identified it as belonging to Walton Tunes, former executive committee chairman of the Citizens Service Cy Jones, en route to California to visit former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Deputy Chief Inspector James E. Knott announced the find and noted the briefcase also held Joness passport and other personal items.
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Paul Taubman
Glenn
Richard C. Patterson Jr
City Public Events Department
Huntington
N.Y
Donald Hardenbrook
National Association of Manufacturers
Hardenbrook
Paul R. Screvane
Robert Moses
New York
Robert Nelson
Press- Ceegge Tees Cragy
American Airlines
United Nations
U.N
Jamaica Bay
Cty
Midlewild
Narria
Avai
U.S
Siahir Dumensiis
Tay
Glen
Niles
Gleny Party
Ashenits
Acetors
Artresses
APIA
Ehairman
Citres
Cy Jones
Calfornia
Dwight TD Eisenhower
Jones
James £. Knott
Knott
Obituaries and death notices
Obituaries of William H. Filer 78 of Springdale and William McIntire 82 of Gastown detail funeral plans and survivors. Frances Pittsley of Indiana dies. Mary Nemic Kovach Buckner dies, withService arrangements and burial details noted for each.
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William H. Filer
Springdale
Clowes
Pittsburgh Street
Algiers clashes kill about ten in hour long battle
In Algiers areas the fighting left about ten dead, mostly Muslims, as police withdrew cars and men from the Casbah. A liberal French lawyer was shot in his office, with his predecessor killed last year by agents of the European Secret Army Organization. The Casbah erupted, soldiers and police moved, and a radio call described gunfire from rooftops and balconies amid a tense security crackdown.
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Algiers
Lliberal
European Secret Army Organization
Casbah
Triplets Born In Pittsburgh
AP dispatch reports Mary Marie Cohen gave birth at Divine Providence Hospital to three girls weighing 4 pounds 12 ounces, 4 pounds 13 ounces, and 6 pounds 1 ounce. All three infants and mother in very good condition. Cohen family includes two older children, Dennis and Colleen, ages 2 and 3. Father Peter, an unemployed car worker, said he was surprised by the trio.
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Edward Cohen
Olhver
Tapler Gerla
Mrs. Cohen
Divine Prwndenwe Hospital
Owiting
Mary Marie
Cohens
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