Rescued From Stormy Sea Mars Birthday For Mother
Mrs. Eilean Case, nine months pregnant, survives five hours on a makeshift raft after the Loretta B sank near Fraser River mouth. Her husband Jimmy, skipper Jack Bland, and two others were lost. her brother Glen Lorenz and Bud Greenhall survived. The ship carried 20,000 pounds of salmon to cannery at Vancouver.
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Kennedy Raises Standby Mobilization Authority for Reservists
President Kennedy sought standby authority to mobilize up to 150000 Reservists if needed in coming months. About 147000 Army Navy and Air Force Reservists and National Guardsmen had recently returned to civilian life after roughly ten months on duty following last summer's Berlin crisis. Officials said mobilization would be limited to a few Reservists in any new call up, drawn from 850000 Ready Reservists. The White House said no immediate mobilization plan was ordered, though contingency plans exist in Joint Chiefs of Staff files.
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Congress
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Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Cuba
Asia
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
John Sparkman
D-Als
GOP
Sparkman
Fother
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen-Halleck
Mansfield
Plan Appeal In Burns Conviction In Cambria County
Cambria County Commissioner Frank J Burns, serving a 44 to 55 year term for extortion and embezzlement, plans a US Supreme Court appeal of the embezzlement conviction. Attorney Vincent Casey said filings are due by mid October and urged against removing Burns from office while the appeal proceeds.
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Ebensburg
Cambria County
Frank J
Burns
US. Supreme Court
Atly
Vincent Casey
Casey
Dist
Atty
Ferdinand Bijnae
City Directory Canvass Begins
Ushers of the Indiana City Directory have begun enumeration for the 16S edition. It covers names on rural routes and borough residents. Enumerators John Obedna and Joseph Sinalevich, experienced for this work, seek full cooperation from residences and businesses. Listings include persons 14 or over and a new numerical telephone guide.
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Calkin-Kelly Dirctory Co
Indiana
Burney
John Obedna
Joseph Sinalevich
Hednar
Non Twin Kidney Transplant Reported By French Specialist
A reportedly successful kidney transplant between non twins was announced by Dr. Georges Mathe of the Gustave Roussy Institute in Paris. The 45 year old housewife received a kidney from a woman donor with no signs of tissue rejection ten months ago. Mathe said the patient is recovering under strong anti rejection therapy and shows no active rejection, though he declined to identify the donor.
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Gustave Roussy Institute
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Eney
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San
Accident Ruled In Two Deaths At Steel Plant
An Allegheny County coroner jury ruled the deaths accidental after two men were burned at Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp Brackenridge Works when a container tipped spilling molten slag last Aug 9. William Robertson, 43, of New Kensington, died Aug 13 at Allegheny Valley Hospital. Frank Callen, 54, of Natrona Heights, died Aug 15.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Brackenridge Works
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
William W. Robertson
New Kensington
Frank H. Callen
Natrona Heights
Robertson
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Callen
Autumn Weather Moves Across US From Montana Snow To Texas Storms
Autumn stretches across the nation as Montana reports snow while Texas endures flash floods and tornadic winds. Fort Worth evacuates hundreds as West Fork river rises rapidly. Cleburne sees a church destroyed and injuries from storms. Amarillo faces 60 mph winds and hail as rainfall totals spike in a broad swath from Texas to the northern states.
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Associated Press
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Texas
Lewistown
Tarrant
West Fork
Trinity River
Fort Worth
Cleburne
Justin
Escapees Sought After Jail Break in Fulton County
Police and a bloodhound hunted north of McConnelsburg for two young men wanted on burglary charges escaping from Fulton County jail. They scaled a 21 foot wall, fired at a constable, and fled into dense woods after brief sighting near a relative. Officers from state troopers to locals searched through the night. identified as Russell E. Knisely, 22, Crystal Springs, and Gene E. Berlin, 20, McConnelsburg RD.
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Fulton County
Istate
Clyde £. Smith
Russell SE. Knisely
Crystal Springs
Gene 'E. Berlin
McConnelsburg RD
Forged Note Charged Against Memphis Bank Official
Willard Walker Scott, 60, a civic leader and bank vice president, was charged in Memphis with forging a $50,000 note on the St. Jude Hospital Foundation. FBI says he signed Edward F. Barry’s name, with proceeds alleged to be misused. Scott released on bond. The foundation and bank face no loss.
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Willard Walker Scott
St. Jude Hospital Foundation
Scott
FBI
Federal Reserve Act
National Bank of Commerce
Karl W. Dissly
Memphis
Edward F. Barry
Foundation
J. L. Ross
St. Jude Foundation
St. Jude Hospital
Danny Thomas
Senator Scott lists securities holdings in public record
Washington AP Sen Hugh Stott R Pa released a list of his securities in the Congressional Record following Sen Joseph Clark D Pa who urged disclosure to make holdings public. Scott says assets are mostly inherited and notes bonds and several major companies including General Motors U S Steel and Israel bonds among others.
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Hugh Stott
R-Pa
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
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Clark
U.S. Governjment
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Champion Spark Play
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General Motors
State of Israel
Simul
Jlaries
U.S. Steel
National Bank of Fredericksburg
Capitol Hill [Associates
City ‘Tavern Associal
South Africa Concedes on Publishing Banned Speakers
Pretoria grants editors limited permission to publish statements by people banned under its sabotage law during UN General Assembly talks in New York. About 100 named figures on the banned list could be quoted, though editors fear broader penalties and possible prison time for publishing.
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South Africa
Trave
Cditars
CEN
General Assembly
New York
Wi South Merman Apartiend
Teatro
South West Africa
Diye
Eastern Railroads Seek 10 Percent Fare Hike
Twenty of the 23 eastern railroads ask the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 10 percent passenger fare increase claiming it would raise about 19 million dollars while preserving current ticket tax limits. A. J. Winkler, agent for the General Passenger Committee, led the filing naming railroads including New York Central, Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio and others. The request notes the Korean War era federal tax on tickets expires November 15 and would not apply to commuters with reduced or multi ride tickets.
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United States
Winkler
Jalter
Lion
Interstate Commerce Commis
A. J.i
I Winkler
General Passenger Committee
Bidault Escorted Out of Italy
Former French Premier George Bidault who faced antigovernment charges in France was picked up by Italian police and escorted out of Italy on Friday night. He was taken to a frontier of his choice, location unspecified, amid unconfirmed reports of a police trap on members of the French Secret Army Organization near Civitanova Marche.
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George Bidault
France
Bidault
Secret Army
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Marche
Ancona
Ansa
Report Casts Castro Cuba as Soviet Hotbed
Miami AP reports a joint Miami release by four Cuban exile groups alleging Castro’s Cuba is a secret Soviet hotbed with over 1,000 foreign troops landed, missile bases to be ready in 60 days, and Cuba to join the Warsaw Pact. Exile leaders name four movements as signatories.
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Cuba
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People's Revolutionary Movement
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Christian Democratic Movement
Revolutionary Unity
Florila
Isle of Pines
Ailes
Villanova Dean Joseph Bartley Dies at 69
Lawrence, Massachusetts born Rev. Joseph Bartley dean of Villanova University School of Commerce and Finance died today at age sixty nine. A Mass will be celebrated at the Villanova University chapel Tuesday for the former professor and dean who served many years in the commerce program.
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Villanova University
Joseph Oc Bartley
We WaVersity
School of Commerce
Pinan
Bathe Bartley
Lawrence
Mass
Prince Michael Out of Danger After Athens Collision
Prince Michael of Greece, 23, cousin to King Paul, was reported out of danger by hospital authorities after serious injuries from a Thursday auto crash in the Kifissia suburb, nine miles north of Athens. He suffered head cuts and a concussion.
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Greece
Michael
Paul
Kifis-|sia
Historic Church on Coast Burns in Deliberate Fire
Fire destroyed a historic coast church after a deliberate blaze. Police questioned youths but released them as investigators seek full facts. Archbishop McGucken indicated hopes to rebuild promptly on the same site despite doubts about reconstructing the cathedral. Local authorities and the archbishop urge calm as work begins on recovery plans.
Two Survivors Of Air Crash Improve In Hospital
In San Bernardino California the two Clark sisters Julie six and Laurie eight who survived a mountain crash are in St Bernardine's Hospital sharing a room. Julie eats heartily and is getting extra soda while Laurie remains seriously improved but with a broken leg in traction ahead of a second operation. Their parents Mr and Mrs William Clark of San Diego were killed.
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Calif
Julie Clark
St. Bernardine's Hospital
Laurie
William Clark
San Diego
Clark
Big Bear
Kennedy seeks quick Senate action on reserve call up
President Kennedy urged prompt congressional approval for renewed authority to call up reserves and National Guard units if needed to respond to global threats. Key leaders, including Sen. Russell and Rep. McCormack, pledged support, while Dirksen and Halleck pushed separate Cuba measures. The debate touched on Berlin and Cuba amid election context as hearings were planned with Gen. Lemnitzer and Gen. McNamara expected.
Obituary: Alexander W Mahon 1897 1982 Highland Park
Alexander W Mahon 43 of Windsor Avenue Highland Park Upper Darby Pa died September 6 1982 at 7 00 pm in Upper Darby Hospital He was born in Indiana July 14 1897 son of the late Archie W and Cornelia Lytle Mahon He had lived at his present address for 12 years previously in Indiana
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Windsor Ave
Highland Park
Upper Darby
Upper Darby Hospital
Indiana
Archie W
Cornelia Lytle Mahon
Obituary Notices from Homer City Area Deaths in 1962
WILBERT LONG of Hawthorne Nevada died September 5 1962 in Nevada. He was born December 3 1891 in Bolivar PA and lived in Nevada for 30 years. Surviving are two sons Keith and Ellis Long of Minnesota five sisters and one brother. Funeral services in Blairsville with interment in Blairsville Cemetery. MRS GRACE FRITZ DUNCAN 13 wife of Albert M Duncan of Homer City died September 7 1962 at States Rest Home Indiana County. She was born June 16 1889 and survived by her husband a daughter and several siblings. Funeral in Homer City with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Indiana.
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William
Cornelia) Hart Tunin
New Wilmington
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Mabon
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Oakland Cemetery
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Graystone United Presbyterian Church
Wilbert Long
Hawthorne
Nevada
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Lata James
Alma Muir Long
Era Mines
Keith
Ellis Long
Minnesota
John A. Long
Blairsville
R.D
Elmer
Minnie) Libengood
John N. Hempstead
Blairsville Cemetery
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Albert M. Duncan
Miller Ave
Homer City
States Rest
Center Township
Indiana County
Henry
Elizabeth Gamble Fritz
Leonard
Dorothy) Spence
Johnstown
Olive Clawson
Mary Salsgiver
Ira
Mabel) Kinter
Ward Sritz
Nobel *Ritz
Bethesda
Askew
Gail McQueen
Greenwood Cemetery
Kennedy to Speak at Reynolds Dinner in Milwaukee
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy has agreed to address a testimonial dinner for Wisconsin Atty. Gen. John F. Reynolds on October 6 in Milwaukee. Reynolds' supporters say the $50 plate event is fundraising for Reynolds' gubernatorial bid, while Kennedy and Reynolds call the rally non political. Reynolds' treasurer Robert L. Bittner of Green Bay would not speculate on other uses for the funds.
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Wis
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John F. Reynolds
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Robert L. Bittner
Green Bay
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Stormy Estes Case Testimony Delays Senate Hearing
Washington AP reports ongoing stormy testimony by an Agriculture Department employee could delay Billie Sol Estes appearance before the Senate subcommittee probing his farm allotment deals. N. Battle Hales testified about safeguards weakening after the Kennedy administration, claiming favoritism toward Estes and resistance to tightening controls.
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Senate
Estes
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D-Ark
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
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Hales
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