Celebrity list traced to aid Nixon bid
A broad pool of Hollywood Broadway and baseball stars forms Celebrities for Nixon to persuade uncertain voters amid Kennedy campaign momentum. Cochairs Helen Hayes and Mervyn LeRoy join rib of performers including Ted Williams and Johnny Mathis, with plans for radio and TV appearances to back Nixon and Spiro Agnew.
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Hollywood
Nixon
Frances Lewine Washington
Broadway
Richard M. Nixon
Cochairman
Helen Hayes
Mervyn Leroy
Ted Wiliams
Robert Finch
John F .Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Pet
Lawford
Jof Jules Alberti
New York
Murphy
GOP
Cahat Tans
Man Dies After Change of Mind During Hanging
Camborne England AP reports Charles Curtis aged 55 attempted suicide by hanging but altered his decision mid As the rope was cut with a knife he still died. A coroner's jury noted the death resulted from the injury and ensuing pneumonia. In New York George Richele 73 died of natural causes in a cluttered 5 room flat packed with bankbooks and valuables. Police counted $47 000 in assets amid more than 80 bankbooks and deposits over $112 000. The reclusive man amassed junk including radios razors magazines and hundreds of harmonicas in a years long hoard.
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Camborne
England
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Yorkville
New York
George Richele
Richele
Wire in car aids airman linked to fatal shooting case
FBI charged airman's estranged wife Margaret Baxter and two Black suspects with conspiracy to commit a serious crime after Baxter found 10 sticks of hazardous material and 4 detonator caps wired under his seat. Margaret Baxter, Lee Francis Povey, and Dean McDonald face federal counts. Baxter was injured by gunfire in a related incident at Perrin and Denison.
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Wire
FBI
Margaret Baxter
Lee Francis Pevey
Dean McDonald
Runaway Truck Crashes Car Killing Two Teenagers
In Portland a 35 ton plywood truck brakes failed on a hill and climbed atop a car carrying nine adults and six children. Two teens Rex Gordon Clark 16 and Cathy Kasiba 18 died. several others injured or hospitalized. Survivors received mercy from a priest and minister as rescue crews freed victims.
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Portland
Ore
Rex Gordon Clark
Longview
Wash
Cathy Kasiba
Stella
Joseph G. Leppert
Pamela
Joseph Jr
Thomas
Robert W. Measneak
Kelson
Fifty Five Attend Furlow Family Reunion at Mackenzie Park
Fifty five members of the Furlow family gathered for their fifth annual reunion Sunday in Mackenzie We Park. Attendees included numerous Furlows and in-laws from Lamesa Lubbock Canyon Canyon Denton Tulia Crosbyton Kilgore and surrounding areas plus children and spouses.
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Fulow
Mackenzie We Park
A. Furlow
Welton Blar
Othell McGee
Lamesa
Oscar Furlow
Portia
Melba Jo
Bobby Joe
Pat ‘Childress
AB. Furlow
Bobby
Brenda Parnes
O'Donnel
Norman Jasper
Johnny Kniffen
Wow. Tillery
Don
Lakieda Smith
Lubbock
Roy Archer
Johnny and
Bryan
Seminole
Rogers Carlston
Denton
TS. Furlow
Bewley
Tula
Rot Furlow
Donnie Collins
Canyon
Bof. Humphries
Amani
Galen Whitchurch
Pamela Crosbyton
St Farlow
Lamont
Curtis
Darryl
Shelly
Chris . Ellwood
Ind
Bert Morgan
Douglass
O. W Byrd
Daughers
Sanda
Sandra
Kil Wore
Policeman Donates Blood as Hobby in Buffalo
Buffalo detective sergeant Joseph A Warzer of the Police Auto Bureau has donated blood since World War II era, with an estimate of about 76 pints, well over nine quarts. He began donating during World War II.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPD
Joseph A. Warzer
Police Auto Bureau
Warzer
Fourth Victim Of Explosion Dies In Houston
A fourth man, Philip Comardo, 46, died from burn injuries after a Rheem Manufacturing plant explosion in Houston tied to suspected defective safety devices. Ten workers were injured and an investigator noted possible gas overfill or incorrect gas air mix as causes. The plant shutdown to repair is projected to last about a month.
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Houston
Rheem Manuaturing Co
Philip Comardo
Jacob Floyd McKnight
George H Greene
Raymond Witham Mobley
Camardo
DA. Whigham
Ing
Whigham
P J Dedee
Dedeo
Four deputies suspended after burglary frame claim in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee four deputy sheriffs were suspended after a Black man named F. H. Mitchell 22 alleged they framed him on a burglary charge He claimed the officers threatened him and that they forced him to climb through a window at a rural school to leave fingerprints with a warning that they would convict him.
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Memphis. Tenn
M.A. Hinds
F. H. Mitchell
Hinds
Mitchell
Earl Bizzle
W. H. Sellers
Gordon Armour
Sam Ho Hall Jr
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John Wayne
Irene Dunne
Freeman Gosden
Katharine Cornell
Walter Pidgeon
Jinx Falberg
Barney Balaban
Faith Baldwin
Buddy Rogers
Mary Pickford
Dick Powell
Louise Beavers
William L. White
Cobina Wright
Edward D. Stone
Eddie (Rochester) Anderson
Aichele
Anadihia
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Lewitt
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LL UD Buen Skey
Loyd Nolan Skecco
Ray Walston
Dresley Prestey
Alan Freed
Jimmy Clanton
Sandy Stewart
Chuck Boray
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Rey
Edge Pak Pr
MG. Wells
Tissya
Er Rs Benson
Dallas
Myrna Loy
Ina Balin
Natalie
Leon Ames
Patrick O'Neil
Felix Aylmer
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Extrapofete
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Richard Widmerk
Wolke
ITH
CNH
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Terry Moore
Debra Paget
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Bert Freed
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Man Into Space
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Maria Landi
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