Actress Greer Carson Wins New Trophy In Brasilia
The Associated Press reports actress Greer Carson met Brazil’s President Goulart in Brasilia as she tours Latin America promoting her film and pursuing an Oscar. The 55 year old star, married to Buddy Fogelson, owns the Ezra Taft Benson ranch near Pecos New Mexico.
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Brazil
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Robert Welch
New Mexico
Atlat
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Buquerque
Will Husband
Buddy Fogelson
Ezra Taft Benson
Pecos
N.M
Benson
Agriculteure
Ture
Saing
John Birch
Eugene Carsoni
Blake
United Presby-church
U.S.A
Dr. Blake
Harry Truman
South Council of Twelve
Jesus Christ of Latter
Dwight D. Birmrights
Jgenhower
Chicago
Truman
San Francisco
Mitchell
Outlawing courtroom cages marks end of an era
Massachusetts Legislature bans the medieval practice of locking defendants in cages during trials, a symbol of colonial justice long criticized by former Attorney General Edward J. McCormack Jr. and Boston press campaigns. The cage’s dismantling follows decades of debate and a 1963 law.
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Salem
Mass
Massachusetts
Atty
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Boston Press
McCormack
Norfolk County Court
Dedham
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Edward J. McCormack, Jr
Superior Criminal Cour
East Cambridge
Middlesex Superior Court
Quintuplets Born At St Luke’s In Aberdeen
Five Fischer babies contented and healthy on their first week at St Luke’s Hospital Aberdeen. James Andrew leads feeds, receiving 11 cubic cm of artificial formula every two hours, while Mary Margaret and Mary Magdalene follow with 8 cc each. Each infant also gets water to flush the pipes after feeding.
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Aberdeen
M.D
Fischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
James Andrew
Andrew Fischer
Mary Margaret
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Ann
Mary Magdalene Land
Yale Declines Wallace Visit Amid City Backlash
Two Aberdeen architects offered free design work for a proposed governor Wallace residence after Yale cancelled a speaking invitation. City officials, chambers of commerce, and Yale Provost Brewster debated housing costs and race tensions as the plan faced opposition and eventual withdrawal.
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New Haven
Yale
Kingman Brewson
Iter Jr
Brewster
Commerce
Fischer
Woodsy Judges to select 1963 Forest Products winner
In Phoenix next Tuesday six models compete for the Forest Products honor. Judges include Edd Forester David Wood man Bob Trimmer Bill Cutter Clarence Carpenter Jr. and Jerry Sawyer.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Miss. ‘Forest Products
Edd E. Forester
David Woodman
Bob Trimmer
Bill Cutter
Clarence L. Carpenter Jr
Jerry Sawyer
Birmingham welcomes federal racial peace mission
Mayor Albert Boutwell welcomed the appointment of a presidential commission to seek racial peace in Birmingham after the Easter Sunday church bombing that killed four Negro girls. He criticized urging troops and praised the choice of Earl Blaik and Kenneth Royall as able leaders free of politics. Five Birmingham leaders will meet President Kennedy in Washington Monday.
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Ala
Albert Boutwell
Kennedy
White House
Washington
Boutwell
Army
Earl Blaik
Kenneth C. Royall
Obituary of Mrs Mary Patterson Church 88
Mrs Mary Patterson Church 88 of 2717 Weet Walqui St Titusville died in Titusville Hospital after four days illness. She helped start Titusville first kindergarten and supported its upkeep. A charter Titusville Garden Club member she aided YMCA and YWCA, taught Sunday School at St James Episcopal. Survived by two daughters Laura in Indiana Pa and Mary in Titusville exec director YWCA. three sons Charles R Jr Huston Gilbert Neil in Wilmington and Blaik chair Arca Corp. Eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Friends greet at E A Peterson Funeral Home 303 N Washington Titusville 7 to 9 pm today before 2 pm Saturday service. private family committal Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Walqui St
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Elm Ja
YWCA
Elisha Gilbert
Ellen, Tefft Patterson
Titusville High School
Japan
Charles Rupert Church
Church
Laura Church
Indiana
Mary Church
Charles R. Church, Jr
Huston
Texas
Gilbert P. Church
Neil
Wilmington
Del
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Arca Corp
Kennedy
Boutwell
Birmingham
Inter
Samuel Fertig
Santa Here
polot/Barbara
Calif
John F
E. A. Peterson
Washington St
Woodlawn
Sara E. Fisher
S. Second Street
Indiana Hospital
Washington Twp
Indiana Co
James and
Charlotte Ann Frick McCausland
St. Bernard's Church of Indiana
S.U.V. Auxiliary
William L. Fisher
Mary Keller
Black Lick
Lawrence Lee
Robinson-Lytle
St. Bernard’s Church
Msgr
James Brady
Jessie M. Doubt
Indiana R.D
North Carolina
Homer Vaugn
New Kensington
Richard T. Bell
Oakland Cemetery
Indi
Jana
James B. Reid
Jing
Catherine Morrow
Blairsville R.D
Latrobe Hospital
Italy
Morrow
Blairsville
SS. Simon and Jude R.C
Michael F. Hallow
SS. Simon and Jude Church
Immaculate Conception
Irwin, Pa
Esther Uber Offutt
R. M. Offutt
Church Street
Edgewood
Pittsburgh
Mercer County
Calvin
Jeannette Lenigan iUber
Robinson Lytle’s
James Burnett Reid
Mrs Nhu Says Khrushchev More Dangerous Than Mao
Belgrade reports quote Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu calling Soviet Premier Khrushchev more dangerous than Mao Tze-tung. She argues Khrushchev seeks world domination via peaceful coexistence that masks subversion. She warns against puppet Saigon governments and notes US backing amid Saigon political struggles.
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Yugoslavia
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South
Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Penn State bids sought for new earth sciences building
Harrisburg AP reports bids will be opened October 16 by the General State Authority for a six story earth sciences building at Pennsylvania State University. The project funds total 3,187,500 with a 600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to support instruction and research in geology mineralogy geophysics chemistry geography and meteorology.
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Harrisburg
General State Authority
Pennsylvania State University
GSA
National Science Foundation
Soviets Leave Cuba Prompting Mixed Communist Arrivals
In Washington the Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba says many Soviets are withdrawn from Cuba while Chinese, African, Spanish and other Communist groups arrive at similar rates. US officials provide no detail on departures or arrivals beyond noting several Soviet ships with large passenger capacity at Cuban ports. The State Department raises French ships in Cuba trade after Kennedy era blacklisting. Defense proposes cutting ROTC to two years, despite，高 high school ROTC expansion backed by a House subcommittee.
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Kennedy
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Congo
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Viet Nam
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U.S
Legation
Budapest
Keoland
Nedy
Daiavane
Amean Peix
Washington
Citizens Committee For A Free
Cuban
Department
Paris
Commuter Bandits Strike Twice in Suburban Bank Heists
In Pavillon Sous Bois a pair of commuter bandits robbed a suburban bank at rush hour, taking 5000 francs then 10000 francs in a pair of holdups over four days. They vanished into crowds and police believe they boarded trains to Paris.
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Paris
Pavillon Sous Bois
GOP Reply On Tax Cut Plan Coming
Republicans outline their argument against Kennedy's 11 billion tax cut without a spending lid. Rep John W Byrnes of Wisconsin will launch the response, pledging opposition unless a Byrnes spending cap is attached. The GOP conference endorses the amendment and networks carry the address at 6 p.m. EST.
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Nation
Congress
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
House
Ways and Means
House Republicans
ABC
CBS Television and Radio
Mutual Radio
Rusk's Son Takes Urban League Job
Washington AP David Rusk 22 son of Secretary of State Dean Rusk has moved from international service to civil rights and joined the Washington Urban League as assistant to the executive director. He said the civil rights march on Washington last month inspired the change and that he was once a white liberal with sympathy but little action.
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Washington (Ap
David Rusk
Dean Rusk
Washington Urban League
League
Young Rusk
Washington
Grass Roots Project Aids Jobless Here
A community program in Indiana County trains 33 unemployed men in drafting fundamentals starting April 15, using volunteers and donated materials. Instructor Mr. Baker, with industry experience, leads the class as participants range from 18 to 47, with four already employed and substantial public assistance savings reported. The effort earns praise from the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare and the American Public Welfare Association, and plans for an advanced course next year are in view.
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Robertshaw Controls Co
Indiana
Bell Aircraft
Ford Motor Co
Kamkap
Indiana State College
Indiana Joint High School
Department of Public Welfare
Indiana County
American Public Welfare Association
Washington D. C
Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare
Indiana County Public Welfare Office
PublicAssistance
Goldwater Opposes Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Sen. Barry Goldwater says he will vote against ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty, risking political backlash to defend his conscience. Debate emphasizes division as 81 senators support, 14 oppose. ratification likely with two-thirds needed. Senator Strom Thurmond remains a persistent foe. Senator B. Jordan undecided.
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Senate
Sen B. Jordan
R-Idaho
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
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