NATO Draft Proposal Tightens Across Nuclear Force Debate
Ministers voiced concerns over Laos and stressed steady efforts to uphold the General agreements. In Berlin, the threat persists and the alliance aims to balance nuclear and conventional arms under a new interallied force led by General Lemnitzer. The force includes Polaris submarines, V bomber wings, and multinational fighter units.
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Mellon Institute Marks Birthday in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh AP report notes the Mellon Institute marks its 50th anniversary with science and industry speakers. For only the third time in its history the public can tour the Greek-columned building during the observance, which began Thursday. About 1,000 scientists are attending.
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Retire At 63 From WRAF
Flight Sgt Maisie Wilson of the Women's Royal Air Force is eight years overdue for retirement at age 63. She joined in 1941 and now heads the equipment warehouse at a bomber base in Northamptonshire. A WRAF spokesman cited a clerical error as the reason for the delay and said she will be mustered out next month.
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Remembered Taxi Driver Becomes Heir In Will
Philadelphia AP reports Gertrude C. Evans a 90 year old widow who died May 4 left 1000 dollars to Michael Varallo the taxicab driver who had served her for many years. The bequest appears in her will filed Thursday.
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Gertrude C. Evans
Michael Varallo
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Deep Silence Over Pentagon Shakeup Nears Completion
Washington AP reports Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara is near completing a vast revamp of the military establishment. Reorganization aims at cost effectiveness under a unification plan, with lingering objections from some generals and Admirals, and potential service mergers debated by civilians and officers. Kennedy says disputes will continue, while McNamara defends civilian-led consolidation and centralized direction.
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Kennedy
Sugar Prices Rise Worldwide Prompt Economic Caution
The Shop and Stop surveyed stores from Manchester to North Providence finding a price uptick at one Rhode Island location. Reports from Chicago Denver and other cities echo the trend. A London cabinet meeting and Ottawa debate signal global concern over rising sugar costs. In the U S experts warn of potential price passes to consumers if climbs persist with possible another 50 percent wholesale rise before the fall beet crop.
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Sugar Shortage Fears Rise Across the Nation
Imperial Sugar Co. president W. H. Louviere warns of a possible panic and sudden hoarding that could strain refiners and empty grocer shelves. A New York shop shows wary shoppers and a bold stock up plea as Atlanta residents note higher prices aiding tough diet choices.
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Imperial Sugar Co
Houston
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Sailor Nelson Drummond Faces Spy Case Retirement
U S Navy Yeoman Nelson C Drummond to retire June 4 on charges of stealing secret documents from Newport Naval Station and selling them to Soviet agents. Baltimore born defendant faced life imprisonment on espionage count, but first trial ended in hung jury with one Black juror the lone holdout saying race did not influence their vote.
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U.S. Navy
Nelson C. Drummond
Newport
R.C
Naval Station
Edward J. Watkins
Widower seeks 200000 in wife death suit
Robert M. Ellis, 25, a technical representative for an aerospace firm, sues a drug company in Los Angeles Superior Court for 200000 after his wife Linda, 22, died August 4 following birth control pills. Autopsy cited blood clots as cause of death.
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Robert M. Ellis
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Linda
France and Spain Outline Coop in Aerial Defense
Paris reports France coordinates with Spain on aerial defense though Spain is not in the NATO alliance. The bulletin notes cooperation is driven by geography, amid existing U S and Portugal defense ties with Madrid and Iberia.
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Paris
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Madrid
Portugal
Pope John Continues To Improve
Pope John XXIII showed gradual improvement amid a nine day novena as Vatican officials cautioned against predicting full recovery. The 81 year old, weakened by anemia and a stomach disorder, remains under careful watch while his health influences the timing of the Ecumenical Council's resumption.
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Angelo Dell’Acqua
Vatican Ecumenical Council
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Most Mergers Rejected in School District Votes
In Harrisburg and Pittsburgh reports mergers failed in nearly two thirds of 164 districts voting on consolidations, with 103 rejecting and 60 approving. Results created 38 proposed districts for 1964, amid widespread regional variation and notable rejections in Butler Potter and Schuylkill counties.
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Pa Man Faces Murder Charge in New Mexico Slaying
CARLSBAD New Mexico AP A Pennsylvania man Harold L Brown 37 Franklin charged with murdering Albin Thoren 55 Harlingen Texas bound over to district court after preliminary hearing Thursday Brown faces a murder charge in the death of Thoren in Texas and now awaits further court action in New Mexico officials said
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Texan
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Franklin
Albin Thoren
Harlingen
Tex
Two Major Problems For US Churches
Des Moines AP reports two major church dilemmas in the United States center on race relations and public schools. Ideals clash with realities as churches wrestle with discrimination and integration while facing broader social pressures. A separate note mentions a murder case in New Mexico and Florida involving a suspect named Brown, with conflicting details about motive and location.
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N.M
Love of United States Grows for Italian Student at Lake High
Francis Lazzaro, an Italian immigrant and Lake High School senior, led a class project to raise over $1,000 for a Victory bell as a graduation gift. His parents, arriving from Fossa, Italy for his ceremony, welcomed a tearful reunion in Detroit. Francis, now an American citizen, plans to study business at the University of Toledo.
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Francis Lazzaro
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Italy
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Walbridge
Antonio Lazzaro
Fossa
Detroit
America
Alfonso Pasqualone
University of Toledo
Obituaries and church policy mix in late 1960s notices
The obituary notes Larry Russell Stewart III of Water Arrest son of Albert and Arlene with surviving brothers Ronald Allan Donald Albert Randy Martin. Services 2 p.m. Saturday May 25 Roy W Carson Funeral Home Rural Valley with Rev Harry Stevenson. Interment Salem Reformed Cemetery. The piece shifts to church policy on race and secular schooling, detailing United Presbyterian Church assembly decisions on prayer Bible reading, church state relations, and a $500 000 yearly race relations purse to fund a national commission of Negro and white experts.
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Albert
Arlene
Pitta
A. Im
Artisteong County Memorial Hospital
Ronald Allan
Donald Albert
Randy Martin
Stewart of
Kittanning
Roy W. Carson
Rural Valley
Harry Stevenson
Salem Reformed Cemetery
Merle Neal Houser
Gaskill Avenue
Jeannette
Mobile
Memorial Hospital
Blairsville
Neal
Katherine i
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Legislative General Assembly
Supreme Court
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Eugene Carson Blake
Presbyterian Assembly
Feanton
Vision of Virgin Mary Appears on Water Tank in Alice
In Alice Texas a housewife reports seeing a Virgin Mary image on an old water tank at a farm near town. Since April 17 about 19,000 visitors have come, paying a dollar per card. Botello family tenants say some observers see a wood image while others see a brain-like shape, and the vision reportedly spoke in Spanish urging the woman to stay.
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Tony Botella Sr
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Alice
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Obituary Highlights from Blairsville and Indiana PA
The notice lists survivors of Zena Jane Hoffman age 93 of 329 N Ninth Street who died May 23 1963 including grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services at Richard T Bell Funeral Home Indiana PA with burial at Greenwood Cemetery Indiana and a Barber Bible Class gathering at 7 pm tonight. Also details of other family notices and funeral plans for nearby Blairsville residents with relatives in Blairsville Derry and Blairsville R D 3 including Madeline Yockey Nanmi Henry Yo landa Kelly Edith Houser Joyce Johnston Eugene M Charles R Lloyd E and others. services set May 27 at 2 pm led by Rev Kenneth Miller at Ferguson Funeral Home Blairsville with Salem Cemetery interment.
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Dale Piper
Maude Richardson
Johnstown
Ethel B
Dale
Ferguson
Kenneth Miller
Salem Cemetery
Zena Jane Hoffman
N. Ninth Street
Cameron Rest Home
Indiana
Samuel and
Mary (McQuown) Lydie
First Regular Baptist Church of
Marulina Butterbaugh
Bethesda, Md
Monroe Lydic
Clymer R.D
Robert
Army Engineers Workload Tops 95 Year Record in Pittsburgh
AP reports the Army Corps of Engineers faces the largest workload in its 95 year history as river projects on the Ohio Monongahela and Beaver rivers move forward. Col. Bert de Melker notes heavy activity and maintenance work amid nationwide program expansion. A Christie’s sale in London fetched 132 300 dollars for Tintoretto Christ at the Pool of Bethesda, purchased by Agnew Gallery of London for Dr James Hasson of London.
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Bethesda
Ohio
Monongahela Rivers
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