Inside The Valley News Puzzle And Sections
The page mixes a versede crossword puzzle with sections on deaths and funerals. References to Dr Crane and other editorial items appear amid page ads and feature notes. The jumble suggests a local newspaper page with sections on obituaries, editorials, and want ads.
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Crane
Vives, Iniane
Seatuee Vie Peon Vie Dinerses
Évebins Boat
Cate Diveciicsesecate
Wrens Boot Sapecce Ev
4,000 Soldiers Said Brought In
Miami report cites a Cuban news specialist claiming more than 4,000 Soviet troops recently landed in Cuba. The Spanish broadcast on WMIE said five ships carried 2,500 troops to Mariel on July 29 and four ships carried 1,800 to Havana on July 30-31. No confirmation from U S officials.
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Miami, Fla
Cuba
Miami
Salvador Leu
WMIE
Mismi
Fidel Cestro
Ramiro Boza
State Department
Washington
Associated Press
Havana
George Arfeld
Mariel
Arfeld
Boza
Fe! Crisco
Russians Detonate Atmospheric Nuclear Test in Siberia
The Soviet Union set off another atmospheric nuclear test in central Siberia. The Atomic Energy Commission said the detonation was in the low kiloton range, equivalent to a few thousand tons of TNT. Larger tests are conducted in the Arctic region.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
Siberia
Arctic
Siberian
Michigan GOP Nods To Romney
Former automaker George Romney led Michigan Republicans with 380,540 votes in the unopposed gubernatorial race as 4,516 of 5,199 precincts counted. Democratic Gov. John Swainson trailed with 266,066 votes, while Swainson led Detroit and Wayne County. Romney’s strong primary showing rekindled talk of a GOP presidential bid amid shifting party dynamics.
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George Romney
Michigan
Frank Carlson
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Edward V. Long
Missouri
Romney
American Motors
John B. Swainson
Swainson
Detroit
Wayne County
Chlorine Gas At Pool Harms Three Children
In Kansas City a safety plug failure at Eastwood Swimming Club sprayed chlorine gas over the pool deck. Seven year old Tommy John Lauderdale was hospitalized and reported in good condition. Sheila Ann Cooper, 10, and her sister Jeanne Ellen, 11, received treatment from a private physician.
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Kansas City
Eastwood Swimming Club
Tommy John Lauderdale
Sheila Ann Cooper
Jeanne Ellen
Little Miss Is Kind To Her Web-Footed Friends
In Roslyn New York third grader Beth Abrams painted a warning sign to watch for ducks crossing Main Street. Her family helped install two duck crossing signs after plan commission approval. The signs, custom made, slow motorists near Beth’s home and won praise from locals.
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Ducky
Beth Abrams
Ducks Crossing Road
Little Miss
Roslyn
N. Y
Long Island
Beth
Roslyn Park
Bruce
Main Street
Robert E. Abrams
New York Post
Roger Gary
Milton L. White
Roslyn’s Public Works
White
Abrams
British villagers assault Nazi camp in search of Rockwell
In Gloucestershire a mob led by landlord Walter Morley stormed a British National Socialist Movement camp near Dead and Bury Hollow to verify reports that George Lincoln Rockwell was present. They leveled tents, fought guards, and captured a swastika flag as Nazis fled into nearby woods.
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London
George Lincoln
Rockwell
Fuehrer
Gloucestershire
Guiting
Dead and Bury Hollow
Scotland Yard
Home Office
Colin Jordan
British National Socialist Movement
Cotswold Hills
Walter Morley
Clement ‘Timmons
Cotswolds
Dirksen Warns October Session On Must Bills Fears
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen said Congress may stay into October if Kennedy presses a must program. Humphrey outlined a 10 point plan to complete work by Sept. 15. Dirksen warned of wreckage from the Kennedy program and noted likely passage of trade tax and other measures with little chance for farm controls or immunization bills.
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Dirksen
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Congress
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Ean
House
U.N
Humphrey
August Weather Forecast Promises Near Normal Week
The forecast calls for temperatures near normal through Monday with highs around 87 and lows near 63. Scattered showers possible from Friday through Monday, with a cooler night tonight and Thursday’s high at 87.
Jamaica Says U S Base Questions Not Invited
In Kingston Prime Minister Sir Alexander Bustamante stated at a news conference that Jamaica has not asked for a U S military base and should not be seen as inviting Washington. He said the United States and Jamaica are friendly and that any base would be allowed only if desired by the U S. World War II bases were once present under a destroyers for bases deal and were returned after the war.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Alexander Bustamante
Bustamante
Washington
Caribbean
Cuba
Great Britain
Army Mobility Tested in Swift Strike II Exercise
Florence South Carolina AP Fifteen hundred men of the 82nd Airborne Division parachuted at Darlington Airport early today in a coordinated air ground attack as part of Operation Swift Strike I. A second wave followed with no casualties. A 2nd Infantry Division battle group from Ft. Riley crossed the Lynches River and invaded Florence briefly. The 82nd will join aggressor forces in Swift Strike II to test the new Strike Command across 5500 square miles in South Carolina and part of North Carolina. The aggressor nation is named Gatasu, targeting Renola with U.S. forces responding led by the 101st Airborne Division. A jeep accident near Ft. Bragg injures four, bringing total accidental deaths to five among maneuver participants.
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Florence
S.C
82Nd Airborne Division
Darlington
325Th
2Nd Infantry
Ft. Riley
Kan
Lynches River
2Nd
82Nd Airborne
Europe
Strike Command
South Carolina
North Carolina
Lumberton
Fayetteville
82Nd
Gatasu
Renola
U.S. Strike Command
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
Two Toledoans Die In Ashland Crash At 60 and 224
ASHLAND Ohio AP two Toledo residents died Tuesday in a car wreck at the Ohio 60 U S 224 intersection in Ruggles. The car driver Harry F Trudeau 60 and passenger Pearl Wolfe about 40 were killed. Truck driver William A Kolb 43 of Akron escaped injury.
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Ashland
Ohio
Toledo
U.S. 224
Ruggles
Harry F. Trudeau
Pearl Wolfe
William A. Kolb
Akron
Britain Extends El Al Deadline in Soblen Case
Britain extended until Friday midnight the deadline for El Al Airlines to take fugitive spy Robert A Soblen to the United States. El Al may refuse, obeying Israeli orders to return Soblen to Israel. Soblen, 61, is a convicted psychiatrist serving a life sentence, with his lawyers warning he will die without pardon or amnesty.
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London
el al Airlines
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
el al
New York
Home Office
Israel
Kennedy
Ma Duncan Enters Death Chamber at San Quentin
Elizabeth Ann Duncan is condemned to die in San Quentin's gas chamber for orchestrating her son's wife's murder. At 10 a.m. she faces execution after paying two killers 350 dollars to murder Olga Duncan in a 1958 case. Accomplices Augustine Baldonado and Luis Moya are to die three hours later.
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San Quentin
Calif
Elizabeth Ann Duncan
Love
Ma Duncan
Augustine Baldonado
Luis Moya
Olga Duncan
Frank Duncan
Vike Raps Rhodes Job Plan
Ohio Gov DiSalle and state official denounce James Rhodes push for a new state agency with 100 million dollars to fund industrial expansion and issue revenue bonds The plan aims to create 200000 new jobs amid a heated Western Ohio campaign stop in Xenia and Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Koder M. Collison
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Xenia
Rhodes
Collison
Cleveland
Death of Elizabeth Duncan in San Quentin gas chamber
Elizabeth Duncan, described as an all-possessive mother, died in the San Quentin gas chamber. She had hired the killer of her son's pregnant wife, a crime that drew nationwide attention to the case. The execution marks a dramatic end to a notorious chain of events surrounding the family's tragedy.
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San Quentin
Calif
Elizabeth
Ma) Duncan
San Quentin Gas Chamber
Woman Pleads for Postponement of Mother's Execution
An unnamed woman challenged Associate Justice William C. Douglas of the U S Supreme Court Tuesday to delay her mother's execution for a third time. Duncan, 33, and S Ward Sullivan flew to Glenwood Washington for a futile hearing. The Supreme Court has denied appeals twice, California Supreme Court upheld the death penalty, and Gov. Edmund G Brown refused clemency last week. The woman left the prison vowing to return, confident she would escape the California death chamber.
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William C. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
San Quentin
California
Don Flowers Named Baltimore Festival of Flowers Chairman
The Allied Florists Association of Greater Baltimore appoints Don Flowers as chair man for the 1962 Festival of Flowers set for October 27 in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Allied Florists Association of
Greater Baltimore
Don Flowers
Authorities Hunt Clues In Crash Near Fenton Michigan
Aviation authorities continued the search for clues into a light plane crash that killed Toledo racetrack operator Stanley Jechura 49 and Raceway Park maintenance chief Cecil J. Taylor 45 near Fenton Michigan in Livingston County. Witnesses reported the plane banked sharply before the crash and offered no explanation for the wreck.
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Fenton, Mich
Toledo, Ohio
Here
Livingston County
Stanley Jechura
Raceway Park, Inc
Cecil J. Taylor
Wreckage Stretches Across Small Plane Crash Site
Federal Aviation Agency officials surveyed the scene where wings and propeller lay destroyed and fuselage flattened on a hillside after a takeoff from a field near Jechur's home. Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board were en route to Chicago to join the probe. Police were told the pilots had no flight plan and that their wives were driving to Higgins Lake in northern lower Michigan. authorities speculated the men planned to join them.
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Federal Avation Agency
Civil Aeronautics Board
Chicago
Jechur
Higgins Lake
Lower
Michigan
Pep Pill Ring Smashed In Akron Arrest
Akron police arrested LeRoy F. Keller, 34, an aluminum siding installer, for selling amphetamine pills to truck drivers. Investigators seized 1,000 pills in his possession and 800 more at his operation. The federal FDA helped end a four month probe. Keller posted $500 bond and awaits Municipal Court appearance.
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Akron
Ohio
Federal Food and Administration Office
Cleveland
LeRoy F. Keller
Keller
Syracuse man arrested for parking violation
Dillon Donohue 35 of Syracuse was booked at police headquarters Tuesday by Sgt. John Dillon and Patrolman John Donohue after a parking violation arrest.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Dillon Donohue
John Dillon
John Donohue
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Czechoslovakia
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