Lexington Mayor Acts To Prevent New Race Riots
The article notes continued racial tensions across the South with riots near Lexington and Jackson, Mississippi, as federal action and local demonstrations unfold. It highlights Meredith and McDowell attending summer classes at Ole Miss, a court clearing two white men in Oxford, and NAACP suits in Jackson.
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Lexington
Link
Richardson
Sheets
South
James Meredith
Cliff McDowell
Al-White University’ of
Mississippi
Meredith
Oxford
Miss
Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Human Chain
High Taxes Discourage Industry Says Scranton
Philadelphia AP Gov Scranton blames high taxes and labor management friction for reduced industrial expansion in Pennsylvania. He says the program targets research and development and newer technologies like atomic energy and space, while noting global competition intensifies in Western Europe and Japan.
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Philadelphia
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ion Age
Europe
Japan
Driver Hurt in Two Car Crash at Good Samaritan Hospital
Roger E. Sloner, 30, of Ephrata, was treated Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital for an injury to his right hand after a two car collision.
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Roger E. Sloner
Ephrata
Good Samaritan Hospital
Two-car Jay Street crash injures driver in North Lebanon Township
State police from Jonestown report Wallace T. Weaver 22 suffered a forehead laceration and Edna M. Dissinger 69 received treatment after a Friday afternoon collision on Jay Street. Donald J. Souders 18 was treated for a fracture of the left wrist at the hospital. Total damage estimated at 1500 with 1000 to Weaver’s auto and 500 to Souders’ car.
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Jay Street
Lebanon Township
Jonestown
Wallace T. Weaver
Donald J. Souders
Jay
Edna M. Dissinger
Nuihit
Eighth St
Weaver
Gond Samaritan
Joseph Zaun
Souders
Envoy Lacks Private Train in Berlin Mission
Public testimony reveals that a U.S. embassy train once used by ambassadors was discontinued after three days, with no independent aircraft for the ambassador. George C. McGhee, successor to Walter Dowling, faced questions on travel methods while Tyler defended the practice as necessary for Berlin duties.
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Weapomen
Timony
U.S
Germany
iState Department
George C.O 'McGhee
Walter C. Dowling
William R. Tyler
Rooney
Berlin
Bonn
East Germany
West Berlin
Tyler
Air Force Attache
Air Force
Deaths and Funerals Henry Barner 85
Henry KH Barner former Lewisburg resident dies at 85 at the home of his son in law and daughter Robert M Forster and Stella Forster in Richfield Pa He was a Snyder County native farmer for most of his life later coal hauler in Lewisburg area Survived by six sons three daughters twenty five grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted in Richfield Pa with his wife Priscilla Springer Barner deceased in 1939 before him
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Henry KH. Barner
Lewisburg
Robert. M. Forster
Fredericksburg
Snyder County
Barner
Forster
Middleburg
John Moyer
Dauphin RD 1
Margaret
Arthur Furman
Phoenix
Arizona
Priscilla Springer
Richfield
Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Edna Keefer
Funeral services for Mrs Edna A Keefer wife of Jere S Keefer 204 W Cherry St Palmyra will be held this morning at the Brethren in Christ Church Fal mya The Rev David P McBeth pastor of the church will officiate Interment will follow at Gravel Hill Cemetery Palmyra Pallbearers are Ralph Nye Daniel J Nye James Keefer Sty ron BE Herr Alvin C Light and iohn S Hess The Donald E Hershey Funeral Home Palmyra has charge of arrangements
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Edna A. Keefer
Jere S. Keefer
W. Cherry St
Palmyra
Brethren In Christ
Iohn S. Hess
Donald E. Hershey Funeral Home
Dad's A Sport sports car display kicks off Father’s Day event
Center of Lebanon Association plans a two hour sports car display on Cumberland Street from 7 to 9 p.m. with 21 autos from dealers including Boyd Volkswagen and Williama Chevrolet. Street closure and a Father’s Day Contest offer $100 to the winning father and $25 to the entrant.
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Center of Lebanon Association
Cumberland Street
David Pleet
Pleet
Boyd Volkswagen
Ladd Motors
Klick-Lew‘s
George Wise
J Moors
Williama
C.L.A
Funeral Services Held For H. Elizabeth Brown
Funeral services are under way at Taylor Funeral Home for Mrs. H Elizabeth Brown age unknown of 159 N Tenth St with the Rev Harry T Richwine of Salem Lutheran Church officiating Burial is planned at Ebenezer Cemetery Relatives and friends act as pallbearers
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Taylor Funeral Home
H. Elizabeth Brown
N. Tenth St
Harry T. Richwine
Salem Lutheran Church
iEbenezer Cemetery
Major Satin Assigned To Gap G 3 Section
Major Joseph M. Sattin from Lebanon has been assigned to the XXI U.S. Army Corps G 3 Section at Gap Indiantown Gap after a 13 month Korea tour. He previously led the G3 Reserve Duty Training Branch through 1959 and served with the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea.
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Indiantown Gap
Joseph M. Sattin
Sob Shirley Drive
Lebanon
Korea
U.S. Army Corps
1St Calvary Division
Eleanor
Bruce
Shirley Drive
Lattin
Annual Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary Fair Opens
The Lebanon area hosts its annual Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary Fair with free rides, games, and a chicken barbecue led by Nevin White. Volunteers of eighty run three thousand dinners, plus a full day of music, dancing, and health activities from noon onward.
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Nevin White
Lebanon High School
Cornwall High School
Lebanon County Senior Extension Club
Betty Miller
Eighth
Cumberland Streets
Thank You Note for Ronald M Bruwn
Relatives neighbors and friends express gratitude for sympathy during the death of Ronald M Bruwn. They thank supporters for Mass cards floral tributes and sympathy cards.
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Ronald M. Bruwn
Fair Test Sparks Debate Over Dr Krebiozen Role
Controversy surrounds a proposed fair test of Dr Krebiozen as sponsors defend objective evaluation while some medical authorities argue sponsors often control testing. Proponent asserts the test is orthodox and urges conditions be met, noting his long collaboration with the drug since its discovery. Meanwhile fair activities at the event include a book booth and family attractions with food stalls and games.
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Durovia
Ivy
Promak Laboratories of
Chicago
Food & Drug Administratin
FDA
Donald Attwood
Hemlock Archery Club
Edwin H. Bressler
Robert Renfrew
Nevin White
Herbert Buntel
Roy Livering
Andra Burell
Colton Candy
G. Thomas Gales
Claire Enck
Warren Shank
Harold Mee Gowan
Elmer Frankhouser
Chris Daniels
Fred Grun
George Brewer
Carl Geesey
H. Fdaar
Thomas Phillipa
Charles Browkas
John Worrilow
Edward Vogel
Leos Rudegeair
William Davies
Ronald Drum
Sait Pratzels
Herman Walmer
C. V. Henry
Warren Brandt
Walter Quigley
First Aire
Amon Hartman
James Ehuri
Harold Kimmel
Justin Leonard
Harald Frank
Ralloans
Raymond Miller
John WW
Wunderlich
Paul Bolizs
Candy
Charles Sweeney
Henry Mark
Avaust Seldanberger
Candy Anpler
Charles Mellinger
Harald Deck
Richard Schreiber
George Staeger
May Yost
James Checker
Manufacturer's Booth
Donald Shepherd
Donald Feeman
Eva Haldeman
Orville Dasher
Misa Grace Zeekman
Mary Jane Beam
Clifford Caldwell
Richard Fortna
Sue Heinaman
Olivia Shopes
Maynard Beamesderter
Betty Aurents
Rohe Boltz
Remman Laevita
Pizza Pier
Sanford
Charles Menger
Renry Fetter
Joseph Seveo
Treamtree
Edna Kretcher
Kennedy eyes renewed pride after China Lake visit in California
President Kennedy tours the China Lake weapons test range and Michelson Laboratory near Los Angeles. Crowds gather at Point Mugu with thousands watching the Beverly Hills arrival as Kennedy heads to a meeting in England with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Beverly Hilton
California
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Lasttr
Presiden
China Lake
Kitty Hawk
Point Mugu
Calif
Beverly Hills
Navy
Secret Service
Kennedy
Mojave Desert
Michelson Laboratory
Los Angeles
Southwest Elementary Sixth Grade Holds Graduation Assembly
Eighty two students from three sixth grade classes participated in a Friday afternoon graduation assembly at Southwest Elementary School. Class committees of 20 27 and 24 members prepared the history and will art prophecy, with Anne Davis announcing and Gary Kling conducting. Gail Reiss read the history Martha Putt read the will and James Schaffer Calvin Delinger served as reporters. William Blouch and David Saylor were camera technicians, and several students produced the commercials. The class sang the graduation song directed by Catherine Wilhelm as awards were given for lunch and safety patrols.
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Southwest
Anne Davis
Gary Kling
Gail Reiss
Martha Putt
James Schaffer
Calvin Dellinger
William Blouch
David Saylor
Damage from car door hit on North Sixth Street
A parked car door was opened into another vehicle causing an estimated 140 in damage Friday afternoon at 16 N Sixth St City police identified drivers as William Kirk Howard and Waller E Deppen Howard said he could not stop in time Deppen car damage 99 Howard car 60 A puncture wound to Alan Bowman s left knee resulted from slipping on a nail at home the Bethel boy was treated Friday 난
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N. Sixth St
William Kirk Howard
Elsie St
Shillington
Wailer E. Deppen
N. Sixth’. St
Howard
North Sixth Street
Deppen
Alan S. Bowman
Ralph Bowman Jr
Bethel
Good Samaritan Hospital
Youths Trapped In Cave Endure Rescue Effort
Rescuers and volunteers battle waterlogged cave conditions as six bulldozers create a dam to aid six youths trapped inside. One youth dies after being swept away while another nearly perishes, but eight others seek a surface exit with a rescue team near the cave entrance.
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Chellletz
Ninth Graders Hold Farewell at Harding School
Harding Junior High Ninth graders staged a farewell assembly for seventh and eighth graders in the school auditorium. John Stophel and Ruby Kreiser led opening exercises with Rochelle Smith as announcer. A trumpet trio and girls’ sextet performed, with faculty support from Ralph Summer and James Checker. A finger injury to Betty R. Loose is noted from work at 219 E Maple St Cleona treated at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Harding Junior High School
John Stophel
Ruby Kreiser
Rochelle Smith
Stophel
Stuart Perlmutter
Gary Sattazahn
Randall Zerman
Betty Glick
Karen Heverling
Carol Hoke
Rita Donmeyer
Margaret Fogarty
Gene Galbraith
Sara Smith
Ronald Brewer
Donna Kosh
Linea Youtz
Debbie Bower
Donald Wells
Sharon Geih
William Carpenter
Thomas Koons
Dale Wise
Thomas Albert Fred Hain
Terry Bechtold
Peter Garrett
David Groover
Peter Lebo
Terry Shay
William Szerba
Donald Wagner
Gary Wentling
Edward We
Solomon
Charles DeHart
Ralph Summer
Robert K. Bowman
Betty R. Loose
Maple St
Cleana
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dow Jones Posts Sharp One Day Decline
New York stocks fell sharply on Friday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 4.4 points to 722.41, its largest loss in three weeks. The S and P 500 slipped to 70.41 as volume rose to about 5.11 million shares. Chrysler led decliners, Ford hit a 1964 high, and IBM sank while steel and chemical groups eased amid mixed movements across majors.
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New York
UPI
Standard & Poor
Inc
Volun
Chrysler
Ford
Sperry-Rand
Studebaker
American Motors
Western Union
Bethlehem Helt
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Allied
Union Carbide
International Oils
General Motors
Foxboro
Motorpraft
General Dynamics
Sperry Rand
IBM
Analysts See Quality Stocks Lose Steam Amid Market Curiosity
In a New York AP report, B. K. Thurlow of Winslow, Cohn & Stetson says the market grows curiouser as quality blue chips and cyclical stocks lose vigor. Traders turn volatile, chasing past favorites while wary of 1962 risks.
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New York
B. K. Thurlow
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Thurlow
Treasury balance rises to six million seven hundred sixty-six thousand
The Treasury balance stands at 6,766,050 dollars as reported by AP. The note appears in BBC's advertisement referencing a dramatic hair growth story on page 10.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
BBC
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