New Twist in Pottinger Case Sees Missing Babysitter Link
Dayton police report Sherryl VanderWiel, a 17 year old babysitter, left her suburban Kettering home Friday morning with a note saying she was going away and will write. She withdrew $100 from a Dayton Power and Light credit union where her mother works. Pottinger, 26, vanished after a Wednesday city commission meeting. A $1,000 reward stands for clues.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
David Pottinger
Sherry Lee VanderWiel
Pottinger
Kettering
Dayton Power & Light Co
Sylvian
City Commission
Montgomery County
Paul Young
East Dayton
Martha Jean
Kennedy Interested Governors Seek Cincinnati Expressway
President Kennedy discussed a 24 mile expressway circling Cincinnati with Ohio Indiana and Kentucky governors to secure federal funding. The plan would cost about 45 million dollars with four miles in Indiana seven in Ohio and 13 in Kentucky and include a bridge to Lawrenceburg Indiana.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Bert Combs
Matthew F. Welsh
Bureau of Public Roads
Frank Chelf
D-Ky
Rex M. Whitton
Welsh
Ohio River
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Bomb blasts hole in Berlin wall near old blast site
An explosion blew a 19 by 8 inch hole in the Communist wall at Berlin early today, a few hundred yards from a July 25 blast. Police said the charge appeared placed on the Western side, with no immediate clue to the culprit.
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Berlin
Tne
West Berlin
Jet bomber crash at Pease leaves three dead
A B47 jet bomber from the 509th Bomber Wing crashed on takeoff at Pease Air Force Base New Hampshire near the golf course. All three crew members Capt Eugene Proknal First Lt Eric W Epps Jr and First Lt Edward R Sowinski died in the crash. The aircraft was en route for a training mission and a board was formed to investigate the cause.
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Pease Air Force Base
N.H
509Th
Air Force
Eugene
Proknal
Buffalo
Eric W. Epps Jr
Newport News
Edward R. Sowinski
Dover
Mary Sowinski
Newark
N.J
Canadian Cabinet Changes To Be Announced Next Thursday
Ottawa AP reports Prime Minister Diefenbaker will announce cabinet changes at noon next Thursday. No details on the number of appointments. Five ministers were defended in the June 18 general election.
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Ottawa
Canada
Diefenbaker
El Al Lines Stand Firm Over Soblen Transfer
London AP reports Dr. Robert Soblen's attorney vows new legal hurdles if Britain forces a transfer on any airline other than El Al. Israel's government maintains it will not authorize Soblen's transport. The Home Office deadlines El Al to fly Soblen to New York by Monday, while El Al refuses citing Israeli government orders. The dispute creates a political crisis as Prime Minister Ben-Gurion appeals to Britain to relieve Israel of the transport task. Home Office insists flight responsibility lies with El Al, but concede a deadlock unless one side yields.
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London
Robert Soblen
United States
el al
Home Office
Fei al
Soblen
New York
David Ben-Gurion
Britain
Israel
Six Deaths Linked to Birth Control Pill Enovid
The U S government reports six women died from a drug linked to Enovid, with 20 additional non fatal thrombophlebitis cases. While evidence is circumstantial, FDA and manufacturer G D Searle & Co. conduct an intensive investigation as British authorities warn. The pill, prescribed for female disorders, had gained global distribution since 1960.
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G. D. Searle & Co
Chicago
FDA
U. S
British Medical Journal
Britain
United States
The
Searle Co
Germ warfare scientist linked to Black Death case in UK
London officials traced 42 people possibly exposed after the death of a germ warfare researcher from pneumonic plague at Porton Downs. Twelve in quarantine, including the scientist’s wife and daughters, with 30 hospital staff under observation. Officials expect antibiotics daily for 10 days and warn no epidemic is likely, but secondary cases possible.
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London
George Bacon
Frederick Lishman
Salisbury
Bacon
Libya
Britain
Porton Downs
Wiltshire
War Office
FDA investigates Enovid after thalidomide outcry
U S officials say thalidomide supplies in doctors' hands have been destroyed or impounded while 158 of 1,231 physicians who received the drug remain unreachable. The FDA continues to locate them as it probes a possible link between the birth control pill and six deaths. The agency and the manufacturer are reviewing whether to suspend or revoke the drug's approval.
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A Searle Sportsmean
Europe
U.S
FDA
Food and Drug Administration
Estes Case Spreads To Executives In Antitrust Indictment
Amarillo Texas AP Maynard Wheeler president of Commercial Solvents Corp. plans to surrender Monday to police in Manhattan on an antitrust indictment tied to the Billie Sol Estes cases. Wheeler Estes and R. F. Bob Clements former owner of Superior Manufacturing Co. were indicted on two counts of price fixing for hydrous ammonia fertilizer and two counts of restraint of trade. Clements surrendered in Potter County and posted bonds.
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New York Corporation
Maynard Wheeler
Commercial Solvents Corp
Farflung
Billie Sol Estes
Whitman Knapp
Wheeler
Manhattan
Wheeler, Estes
R. FE
Bob Clements
Superior Manufacturing Co
Amarillo
Tex
Estes
Wheeler and Estes
New York
Estes and Clements
Townsend Plan For
Potter County
Chuckle: The Last Word in an Argument
A humorous line suggests saying I apologize as the ultimate way to win an argument with a spouse, highlighting a playful view of communication and conflict.
Finkbines May Go To Japan
Los Angeles AP reports Sherri Finkbine, denied abortion in Arizona, applied for a visa to Japan with husband Robert. They fear thalidomide effects on their fifth child and discuss emotional distress, potential abortion, and her possible departure from the Phoenix-based Romper Room program.
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Los Angeles
Sherri Finkbine
Arizona
Japan
Mrs. Finkbine
San Francisco
Finkbine recounts drastic disguise during flee to Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Times published an exclusive on Thursday stating Mrs. Finkbine and her partner fled to Los Angeles. She described wearing a blonde wig, sunglasses, and a prop-filled pregnancy to evade detection at Phoenix airport, walking past TV friends without recognition.
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The
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Tito and Stevenson Meet in Belgrade on Brioni Island
President Tito hosted Adlai E Stevenson chief US delegate at the United Nations on Brioni Island in the North Adriatic. Attending were George Kennan the American ambassador to Belgrade and Koca Popovic Yugoslav foreign minister among others.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
AP Prsident
Tito
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Brioni Island
North Adriatic
George Kennan
Koca Popovic
Eisenhowers arrive in Paris for five day visit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower arrived by train in Paris early today. They traveled in three special train cars attached to the overnight express from Cologne. The couple will spend five days in France as part of a six week European tour.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Cologne
Germany
Eisenhower
France
Ohio Trooper and Family Slain. Teen Son Wounded Near Death
Cpl. Ralph R. Lanker, 45, his wife Virginia Fern, 12 year old Bea, and 9 year old Thomas were found dead after a shooting at their Grove City home. Their 14 year old son Ray was wounded near a freeway exit and in critical condition after allegedly firing the weapon, which was found with him. Police traced the car in which he fled and identified it as Lanker’s patrol vehicle. No motive yet.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ralph R. Lanker
Virginia Fern
Bea
Thomas
Grove City
Ray Lanker
Riverside Hospital
P. S. Kinsey
North Fourth Street
Kinsey
Cpl
Lanker
Salem
New Senate Filibuster Threatened Over Satellite Bill
Washington AP notes a new filibuster threat as Morse challenges Wiley during the Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the administration's communications satellite bill. Morse promises a lengthy reply after August 10 when the measure returns to the floor under a truce. Wiley storms out, expressing frustration at the proceedings.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Wiley
Commons Adjourns for Recess in October Debate
LONDON AP The House of Commons adjourned Friday night for a recess until Oct 25. A three day vacation in September will interrupt proceedings for another debate on Britain's entry into the Common Market.
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Commons
London
House of Commons
Britain
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