Morse Says Miller Not Informed
In Harrisburg AP dispatch Democratic State Chairman Otis B. Morse accuses Republican National Chairman William E. Miller of ignorance of Pennsylvania politics. Morse notes Republicans have outpolled Democrats in statewide primaries since 1954, and asserts Democrats will still win in November.
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William E. Miller
Pennsylvania
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Miller
Cyclist In Erie Area Injured In Collision
Eight year old Linda Sue Smith of Crawford County was listed in critical condition at Hamet Hospital after a bicycle collided with a pickup truck on Legislative Route 20026 about 24 miles north of Cochranton. The truck was driven by Richard G. Freyermuth of Meadville. Linda Sue suffered a fractured skull multiple arm and leg fractures and received emergency treatment before transfer.
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Cochranton
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Hamet Hospital
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Dutch Pursue New Indonesian Paratroopers in West New Guinea
Dutch forces pursue another batch of Indonesian paratroopers dropped on Vogelkop in West New Guinea over the weekend. Ankara and Antara report clashes near Demta Fakfak and Kaimana with conflicting casualty claims while Sukarno threatens force if the Dutch seize the dispute by arms.
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Demta
Hollandia
Fakfak
Kaimana
Hal McClure
Hfe
G. W. J. van Dyk
Netherlands Defense Ministry
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Sukarno
Jakarta
Indonesia
Coventry Cathedral completes after planning and building
Coventry's new Church of St Michael cathedral is finished after more than five years of planning and seven years of construction. Queen Elizabeth will attend the consecration, the first British cathedral built as a single planned operation in 3000 years, costing about 4.2 million dollars.
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St. Michael
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Cow Rescued After Fall Down Mine Shaft in England
In Shipley England a 2 year old Friesian cow named Melspot fell 30 feet into an abandoned mine shaft. Firemen with a mobile crane police and civil defense workers toiled all day to lift the animal and restore it to its feet.
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Geoffrey
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Keith New
Geoffrey Clarke
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Graham Sutherland
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Majes
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Gloucester
Shipley
England
Edward Pilkington
RSPCA worker rescued after shaft incident with cow
A Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals man, after three shifts, was lowered into a shaft to assist a cow. He placed a sling under the animal and both were raised. the cow escaped unhurt and the worker was unharmed.
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Apne Eee
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
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