Father and Five Children Burned in Pa Cottage Fire
A father Charles Franklin Neiswender 27 and his five children Natalie 6 Kathleen 5 Charles 4 Kari 3 and Terry died in a home fire in Palmyra Pennsylvania 312 miles north of Lebanon county. Wife Peter Neiswender treated for burns and shock after telling firefighters she urged jumping from a window so he would save the children. Coroner Dr. A H Heisey said the father carried the one year old as the others lined up behind him in a bid for safety. A neighbor heard an explosion at the cottage.
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Omaha
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Mexican envoy assails U S over quota debate
Vicente Sanchez Gavito Mexico's outspoken ambassador to the OAS attacks the United States during a council debate on quota contributions. He says Americans have a western movie mentality and that an amendment was drafted without Mexico's participation. President Kennedy plans a visit to Mexico at month end.
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Custody Battle Ends as Anne Sandage Placed Back Home
In Kansas City a judge ordered 11 year old Anne Sandage restored to her mother's custody after a prolonged dispute. The court heard evidence on Dr Curtis Sandage’s claim for custody. the guardian urged placement with Mrs Irma Sandage, and the decision followed a months long custody fight that began with divorce proceedings in Oxford Ohio.
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Florida Supreme Court backs daily Bible readings in schools
The Florida Supreme Court upheld state law requiring daily Bible readings in schools despite objections from a Jewish, Unitarian, and an agnostic group. The decision, issued unanimously, says the provision does not violate church state separation. a U.S. Supreme Court appeal is expected. The Miami-origin case concerns Dade County schools and parents who object to Bible readings for their children.
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Topeka
U.S. Supreme Court
Miami
Dade County
Manfred Sandage Seeks Court Battle Over Support
In a hearing before Judge Swinehart, Holliday stated the Menninger group suggested parents might need psychiatric help more than Anne. Sandage’s attorneys said he underwent psychiatric examination after the hint and was not in need of treatment. He testified to payments totaling 2,960 in 1959, 2,730 in 1960, and 2,918 in 1961, claiming 1959 was full and that 1960 and 1961 should have been 3,000 each. Two older children remain in Mrs. Sandage’s custody. Sandage left the bench with a sharp remark to the judge.
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Argentines Observe 152nd Anniversary Of First Newspaper
BUENOS AIRES AP Argentines observe today the 152nd anniversary of the first newspaper published in the country. They will have the afternoon and Friday morning off as newspapermen.
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Tanganyikans Gift President A Canoe From Rufiji
President Kennedy received an 18 foot hollowed-out log canoe as a gift from the Rufiji Council in Tanganyika. The boat bore the inscription Thank from Rufiji Council and was delivered by a C124 aircraft from Donaldson Air Force Base as part of U.S. grain deliveries to the Rufiji delta.
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Communist elected president of Cambridge Union Debating Society
Brian Pollitt 25 son of a former British Communist party head was elected president of the Cambridge Union Debating Society the first Communist to hold the post. Pollitt was beaten in his room early Monday hours before final exams by unidentified assailants who fled.
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Complaint Over Barge Line Pay Dispute Promptly Filed
ST LOUIS AP The Belleal Labor Relations board filed a complaint at the federal level against 1st tous Federal Barge Lines and Gulf Canal Lines over pay for a non officer crew of the Lachlan Macleay. NMU President Joseph Curran said the union rejected a $35 000 offer claiming the crew should be reinstated and the union restored as bargaining representative. The NLRB regional officer called the offer a calculation of earnings rather than a firm proposal.
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Festival of Shavuoth Begins at Sundown
New York AP reports the Jewish festival Shavuoth begins at sundown marking the feast of weeks. The tablets of the law were handed down seven weeks after the Exodus at Passover. Observance varies by denomination with two days for Orthodox and Conservative Jews and one day for Reform.
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Teens Seek Summer Work Amid Shortages and High Costs
Teens across the country face few summer jobs as job seekers outnumber openings. Growth in schooling, baby boom effects, and higher college costs push youths toward work. Employers cite high adult unemployment and mechanization cutting entry roles, with few full time options and pushy parenting noted.
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Luciano Died Of Heart Attack
Italian medical report says Charles Lucky Luciano died January 26 from a heart attack at Naples Airport while under surveillance by Italian narcotics agents. US narcotics officials had suggested an imminent deportation arrest. Earlier Rome papers had speculated about poisoning.
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Lucky) Luciano
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CIA Chief Visits Saigon On Asian Tour
CIA Director John A. McCone met with South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem in Saigon during his first Asian tour since becoming director. U.S. officials would not discuss his activities there.
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South Viet Nam
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U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
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McCone
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San Francisco Bay Area Shaken by Quake
A light earthquake rattled parts of the San Francisco Bay area on Wednesday, causing minor damage and brief alarms. No injuries were immediately reported as residents assessed aftershocks and urged caution.
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San Francisco
Bureau of Standards Could Use Glamorous Rename
Washington AP reports Dr. Allen V. Astitt testified before the House Space Committee on behalf of a bill to expand temporary scientist hiring at the Nations Bureau of Standards. Lawmakers joked the agency’s name sounds dull and suggested glamorous alternatives like Bureau of forms and figures.
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Nations Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Forms and Figures
Allen V. Astitt
House Space Committee
Bob Casey
D-Tex
Ken Hechler
D. Va
Syllabus Continued From Page Four
Serial consultant to Foreign Policy Association quotes urge aid to China with no strings attached if requested. Kennedy era balance of negotiating with Red China and Sino Soviet rift discussed. Warns of a long twilight struggle with Communists lasting generations. States Cuba intervention could risk World War III. Supports aid to Tito and Yugoslav pilots seeking a benevolent communism. Stresses negotiation over fighting though communists gained at conferences. Claims Communist internal threat waning and calls for abolition of the House Un-American Activities Committee.
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Lord Attlee Released From London Hospital
Lord Attlee, a 19-year-old former Laborite prime minister, was discharged from a London hospital after duodenal ulcer surgery. A hospital spokesman said he is making a very satisfactory recovery.
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