Quads born yesterday bring joy to Holyoke family
A Holyoke couple welcomed quadruplets at Holyoke Hospital operated by the Sisters of Providence. Margaret Mary, James Michael, Maureen Ann, and William Francis weighed 3 pounds 11 ounces, 3 pounds 5 ounces, 3 pounds 14 ounces, and 3 pounds 13 ounces respectively. Father Feyre plans to manage on $120 weekly as an insurance agent while caring for 12 children, including four newborns and existing kids Christine 14, Kathleen 12, Raymond and Mary 18, Thomas 4, and John 2. The quads’ birth followed a fire that damaged the couple’s home February 7, with older siblings placed in care with an aunt.
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Feyre
Margaret Mary
James Michael
Maureen Ann
William Francis
William Francie
George Bronos
Kathleen
Raymond
Mary
Thomas
John
Joseph McKinstine
Holyoke
Feyres
McKinstine
Rusk Stops In India For Nehru Talks
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk met Indian Prime Minister Nehru in New Delhi on his way home to Washington. They reported broad agreement on approaches to Laos and the Indochina conflict and the Laos crisis. The talks underscored closer U S Indian cooperation on Southeast Asia during a tense regional period.
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Henry S. Bradsher
New Delhi
India
U.S
Dean Rusk
Nehru
Washington
Jeader
Laos
Fire loss in Pyd area during Bangkok SEATO visit
Pittsburgh AP report notes $15,000 fire damage near a third floor laboratory across from St. Francis General Hospital. Rusk and Nehru met for a lunch after their Bangkok SEATO session briefings. Nehru avoided predicting Laos peace despite hints on Soviet posture.
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Pittsburgh
Fnan Rusk
Nehru
St. Francis General Hospital
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Bangkok
Thailand
Laos
Bealf
Seato Alliaace
India
Estonia Executes 2 Nazi Helpers
The Supreme Court of Estonia orders the execution by shooting of wartime police officers Ralf Gerrets aged 55 and Jan Vijk aged 44 for assisting in Nazi extermination camps that killed about 125 000 people. Aii Mere, 47, ex-chief of the Security Police, was sentenced to death in absentia and remains in England after extradition requests were declined.
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Moscow
Supreme Court of
Estonia
Ralf Gerrets
Jan Vijk
Aii Mere
Mere
England
High Waters Cause Heavy Iowa Losses
Waterloo and nearby Evansdale face extensive flood damage from the Cedar River with estimates over 60 million dollars. Volunteers, led by 2,700 youths and 4,000 others, filled sandbags to protect Waterloo as Cedar Rapids prepared for rising waters. Red Cross says 6,000 displaced across three cities. Evansdale flood loss high. Weather across the region shows widespread rain and cool mornings with varying temperatures nationally.
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Waterloo
Towa
Cedar River
Iowa
Mississippi River
Cedar Rapids
Crst
Carl Fagerlind
Evansdale
Cedar Falls
Red Cross
Ed Jochumsen
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
Kickapoo
Crawford
Vernons
Texas
Louisiana
Plains
Tennessee
Georgia
Ohio Valley
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
New England
Arizona
Deep South
North Dakota
Pacific Coast
Hospital blaze injures technician and burns 109 pounds paraffin
A hospital spokesman estimated the damage after a bottle of benzine broke near an open flame, setting fire to 109 pounds of paraffin. Technician Karoly Percell attempted to fight the blaze with an extinguisher and suffered burns on both hands as firemen from a nearby station quickly contained the fire. Patients were not in danger.
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Karoly Percell
UN diplomats report US and USSR avert arms debate plan
United States and the Soviet Union reportedly agreed to sidestep a UN disarmament debate at the General Assembly. They would resume private talks on a new East West negotiating committee and defer the arms issue to the next session starting September 19.
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United Nations
N.Y
U. N
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
Egate
Adlai
Geneva
Stevenson
Gromyko
Mexico
India
United Arab Republic
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Diamond Heist Strikes Midtown Manhattan Office
A gunman in a rubber Halloween mask robbed diamond merchant David Amsel in his 10th floor Midtown Manhattan office on Wednesday. The thief seized four manila envelopes containing about 100 uncut diamonds totaling roughly 690,000 dollars after threatening to kill him.
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New York
Manhattan
47Th Street
Sth
6Th Avenues
David Amsel
Amsel
Castro and Guevara win golf match claims vs Kennedy
Fidel Castro boasted he could beat President Kennedy in an 18 hole match against Ernesto Guevara and Antonio Nunez Jimenez at a Villa Real course. Guevara won the match as Castro claimed further bravado while scores were not announced.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Castro
U.S
Revolucion
Ernesto Guevara
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
Agrarian Reform Institute
Villareal
Guevara
Eisenhower
Nunez Jimenez
United Fruit Co
Bedford Woman Dies of Burns in Tractor Fire
Bedford County woman Annie Glotfeldy died from second degree burns at Bedford County Memorial Hospital after flames from a gasoline spill while filling a tractor. The blaze started Wednesday and the cause was not learned immediately. Eight U.S. presidents were born in Virginia and seven in Ohio.
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Bedford, Pa
Bedford County
Bedford County Memorial Hospital
Annie Glotfeldy
Bedford R. D
U.S
Virginia
Ohio
Four Young Brothers Die in Michigan Home Fire
Four boys died in separate Michigan fires, including two brothers from the Hackworth family in Jackson and two Hargrave children in Detroit. Fire officials traced one blaze to a paper touched to a water heater causing a cardboard box fire. victims include Leon 5, Donald 17 months, Richard 2, and William 4. The Hargrave mother Joan 24 saved two other sons, Steve 5 and Tommy 8 months, from the Detroit blaze.
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Detroit
Michigan
Leon
Donald Hackworth
Jackson
Herman Hackworth
Donald
Vickie
Richard
William Hargrave
Joan Hargrave
Steve
Tommy
William
Easter Message From Pope John Broadcast Worldwide
Vatican City reports Pope John will deliver Easter message to the world. Radio broadcasts begin at 6 30 a m EST Sunday via Vatican Radio short wave signals 41 38 31 10 25 55 and 19 84 kilocycles for global reception.
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Vatican City
Pope
John
Vatican Radio
Uniontown Girl Wins State Handicapped Poster Contest
Linda Freed of Uniontown Senior High School won the 1981 statewide poster contest for the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. Judge Batt announced the result from 51 local winners. about 2,000 posters were entered statewide. Linda receives 200 in U S Savings Bonds from the Pennsylvania Moose Association at a hometown ceremony. four other state winners share 375 in Bonds.
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Lind Freed
Uniontown
Harrisburg
Secretary of Labor and Industry
William L. Batt, Jr
Linda
U.S
Pennsylvania Moose Association
Honeymoon Delayed by Jail Transfer in Texas
Robert L. McGill age 34 and Miss Margaret Fay Crowley age 41 wed at the county courthouse with sheriff's guards in attendance. After the ceremony guards returned McGill to jail for transfer to a state prison to serve a 12 year sentence for robbery by assault.
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Big Spring
Tex
Robert L. McGill
McGill
Margaret Fay Crowley
Ex-Clarion Students Get Jail Terms
Five former Clarion State College students were sentenced for burglaries in Clarion County. Donald Bell of Oakmont received 6 to 9 months in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Edward Cravener and George Dennardo of Kittanning drew 8 to 16 months. Fred Smith and Richard McGrady of Worthington each got three months in Clarion County Jail as accessories. The judge was Lloyd F Weaver.
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Clarion
Clarion State College
Clarion County
Donald Bell
Oakmont
Allegheny County
Edward P. Cravener
George J. Denardo
Kittanning
Armstrong County
Fred &. Smith
Richard B. McGrady
Worthington
Missing 33-Foot Trailer Stolen From Johns Town Reporter
Police continue probe into the disappearance of a 33 foot aluminum house trailer used as a summer cottage. Barbara Bajic of Johns town reported the trailer stolen earlier this week after it vanished from Rich and Two locations.
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Johnstown, Pa
Barbara Bajic
Johnstown
iRich
Spring Madness Grips Nation's Colleges
The Associated Press reports spring at campuses with beds pushed on highways in campus pranks and canoes ridden at a Wyoming ski area closing. Washington students set a 300 mile bed record Seattle to Seaside. Tennessee dorms echo chorus of We are the girls while Peace Corps interest grows in DeKalb and nationwide.
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Associated Press
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
University of Washington
Seattle
Seaside
Ore
Wyoming
Happy Jack
Laramie
University of Wyoming
University of Cincinnati
Dents
Michael V. di Salle
University of Tennessee
Northern Illinois University
de Kalb, Ill
Tory
Washington
Peace Corps
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Corbett Convicted plans appeal in murder case
Golden Colorado AP Joseph Corbett Jr. was found guilty of first degree murder in the Adolph Co ntz kidnap slaying case. He and his lawyers said they would appeal and seek a new trial within 40 days. The two week trial featured circumstantial evidence and 92 witnesses.
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James B. Harpster Golden
Colo
Joseph Corbett Jr
Corbett
William H. Erickson
Joe
Dist
Atty
Ronald J. Hardesty
FBI
Richard Hite
Peel's Fate Placed In Jury's Hands
In Fort Pierce Florida the case of Joseph A Peel Jr over the Chill ingworth murders goes to a 12 man jury Judge G C Smithy urged calm fair and dispassionate deliberation The jurors may return guilty with a death penalty guilty with mercy to life in prison or innocent The verdict hinges on beyond reasonable doubt that the Chillingworths died by a criminal act were drowned by Lloyd Holzapfel and that Peel ordered Holzapfel and Bobby Lincoln to kill the judge The confession tied Peel to a racketeering operation behind a city judge
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Fort Pierce
Fla
Joseph A. Peel Jr
Chillingworth
Circuit Court
G. C. Smithy
Peel
C. E. Chillsingworth
Marjorie
Smith
Chillingworths
Tthey
Lloyd Holzapfel
Holzapfel
Bobby Lincoln
Obituaries for Riddle Trimble and Gula in Indiana area
Obituary notices report Robert Charles Riddle aged 47 of Ernest died at work March 28 1961 with survivors including wife and two children. Marie Henry Trimble 63 Cookport died March 38 1961 in Indiana Hospital survived by husband and five grandchildren. Harry Gula 66 of Clymer R D 2 died March morning in Indiana Hospital survived by wife Rose and five sons. Services and interments set at local funeral homes and churches with dates and locations listed.
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Marie Marie (Henry) Trimble
Cookport
Indiana Hospital
Lewis and
Ola
Willy Henry
Eight Bowling Green Students Dismissed Over Demonstrations
Eight Bowling Green State University students were dismissed for taking part in campus protests during a week of demonstrations. Thirty more will be questioned after returning from Easter vacation. one named student was James Bailey of Brookville Ohio.
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Bowling Green Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Ivo
James Bailey
Brookville
Ohio
Bailey
Hind
Hell On Map Paradise Missing In Michigan
Michigan Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie placed Hell on the official highway map to ease readers’ directions then misplaced Paradise. The release notes Hell in Southern Michigan and Paradise in Luce and Chippewa counties sparking jokes about map accuracy and guidance needs.
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Paradise
Mich
Michigan
John C. Mackie
Markie
Upper Peninsula
Luce County
Chippewa County
Obituary notices for Hauck and Longwill in Pennsylvania
William W Hauck of Punxsutawney RD 4 died March 23 1961 at Adrian Hospital Born June 1 1890 in Troutville son of John L Hauck and Alice Miller Hauck Married Minnie Heneman July 28 1960 Survived by wife four children eight grandchildren one brother Funeral at Schenckemeyer Funeral Home Punxsutawney with service at 4 40 pm Saturday April 1 Rev Phillip Bongiorono and Rev Herbert Shobert officiating Interment Lake Lawn Cemetery Also Harry W Longwill 81 longtime Dixonville resident died Thursday morning March 13 at home of son and daughter in law Arrangements by Bence Funeral Home Clymer obituary to follow in Friday Gazette
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Chester A. Trimble
Mary
Edeward Murray
Butler
Batty
Howard Patrick
Carpentersville, IL
Chester A. Trimble, Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
Robert
U.S. Army
Carolise
Jay Henry
Monroe+ville
Robert Henry
New Alexandria
Doyle Henry
Cookpart
Cookpart Methodist Ladies Aid
Hope Grange
National Grange
Jesse McCracken
Funes Eral
William Shafs Jfer
Thompson
Harry Gula
Clymer R. D
Indiana Hospital
Poland
Rose
John
Nick
Harey
Joseph
William
Montclair
California
Bence Funeral Home
Clymer
St. Michael's Greek Catholic Church
al Ll Acm
Andrew J. Kerlis
Clymar
Gala
St. Michael's Church
William W. Hauck
Puncsutawney R.D
Adrian Hospital
Troutville
John L
Alice Miller Hauck
Minnie Henneman
U.M. W
Harry W. Longwill
Dixonville
Albert Longwill
Bence
Beer teving Musical Rabbit For Caroline Kennedy
A white rabbit that can play the first five bars of the Star Spangled Banner on a toy trumpet visited the White House and was sent there as a gift for Caroline Kennedy. The White House will send Zsa Zsa to the District of Columbia Children’s Center in Laurel Maryland.
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Washington
White House
Pittsburgh
Harry T. Alhacker
Caroline Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Zsa Zsa
District of Columbia Childrens Center
Laurel
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U. N. Iene
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Fidel
Bedford
Westinghouse
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Westinhouse
Blairsville
Henry Plowman
Robert Ciranni
Frank Gorton
Frank Deptola
DeBiase
Plan
Robert Charles Riddle
Hee
Robert Lea Ride
Ernest
Sharon Ann Riddle
Robinson-Lytle’s
Indiana
Leoneard H. Pearson
Ernest Union Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Hell On
Paradise Missing
Caroline
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