Kennedy mourns as Kennedy baby Patrick buried in Brookline
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy Kennedy mourns in hospital after emergency cesarean and the death of her infant son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy. President Kennedy and family attend private services in Boston and burial at Holyhood Cemetery Brookline, Patrick aged 38 hours 12 minutes.
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John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Boston
Holyhood Cemetery
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
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National Council of Churches Calls for Civil Rights Assembly
The National Council of Churches urged Protestant and Orthodox leaders to assemble in Washington on August 24 for a civil rights demonstration. The event aims to show solidarity for racial justice and to witness it as a national moral issue. Officials expected 49 000 members to join, with civil rights leaders predicting up to a quarter million participants. Robert W. Spike noted the gathering would cooperate with the March on Washington.
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National Council of Churches
Washington
Robert W. Spike
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Commission On Religion and Race
Washington Assembly of the Churches
What Causes The Smell Over Franklin And Middletown
Residents report a pervasive odor along the south edge of Franklin extending toward Middletown. The article explores possible sources and locales, noting debates over environmental and industrial factors fueling the smell in the region.
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Franklin
Middletown
Slaying in Greenhills Prompts Blood Stain Inquiry
Police plan lab tests on red spots found on a patio near the body of Patricia Ann Rebholz, 15, a high school cheerleader. Autopsy cites repeated blows to the head. robbery ruled out as motive as purse and fence post fragment were found nearby.
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Cincinnati
Greenhills
Patricia Ann Rebholz
Patricia
Pedestrian killed after leaving teen dance in Wilmington
A pedestrian died after being struck by a car near downtown Wilmington as she left a teen dance. Police reported the victim as Henry Hannan 48 and said the driver, Craig Smith 15, fled the scene. The collision occurred about 945 p.m. Thursday near a downtown Wilmington street.
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Henry Hannan
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Craig Smith
Bonn Accepts Path to Sign Test Ban Pact
Secretary of State Rusk urged West Germany toward signing the Big Three limited nuclear test ban treaty after talks with Adenauer and aides in Bonn. A cabinet decision Monday will set the signing date, with ratification in Parliament needed before any final act.
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Konrad Adenauer
Karl Guenther von Hase
West Germany
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Ade
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Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
United States
East Germany
von Hase
Pentagon Divided View on Limited Test Ban Pact Support
The Pentagon leadership plans to urge Senate ratification of a limited nuclear test ban treaty. Secretary McNamara will testify before the Foreign Relations Committee as Joint Chiefs of Staff positions remain unclear. Officials say underground testing provisions influenced JCS support while civilian leaders resist a broader ban.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Chillicothe Man Killed In U S 35 Collision
George A. Patterson aged 41 of Chillicothe was fatally injured when his car collided with a tractor trailer on U S 35 about five miles east of Chillicothe on Saturday night.
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George A. Patterson
Chillicothe
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Two Thin Clues Emerge in Great Train Robbery
London police found two uncertain leads in the $7 million Glasgow to London mail train heist near Cheddington. A pair of hand cuffs used on the engineer and fireman points to a single British factory, which keeps buyers records. A stolen Nottinghamshire truck, 150 miles away, is also being weighed, with officials split on its relevance.
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Enlid Aban
Cheddington
Britain
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Nottingham
Blast Kills Dayton Man
Dayton police report Willie James Jones was killed by a shotgun blast in his apartment. Two men knocked at the door as his wife answered, and one of the intruders was identified by Mrs. Jones.
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Mrs. Jones
Man Ready to Move Mountains Encounters Small Hills
A humorous observation notes that when a man is set to move mountains he faces minor hills that hinder his grip, suggesting comical everyday obstacles mount in the path of big efforts.
Scotland Yard criticised over delayed raid response
Sir Ronald Howe, former Scotland Yard CID chief, attacked the police probe as slow and ineffective. He noted detectives arrived a day after the raid when the opportunity had cooled, urged a national detective force to break a rigid, archaic system.
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Scotland Yards Cid
Howe
Scotland Yard
London
Nudists' Drama Draws Standing Room Throng
At a nudist camp in Lawrence Kansas an invited audience watched the play Barely Proper performed with nine actors naked. The comedy by Charles Cyprian Cushing satirizes nudism and drew about 500 people including outsiders. The Pacificans nudist group staged it to promote goodwill during the ASA convention.
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Derek
American Sunbathing Association
Charles Cyprian Cushing
Cushing
The
Pacificans
Oregon
Parole Board Member Weds Judge in Cleveland Ceremony
Gloria Joy Karpinski of the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission married U.S. District Court Judge Frank J. Battisti at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church. Judge Battisti, a Youngstown resident, was joined by guests former Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and U.S. Rep. Charles A. Vanik.
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Gloria Joy Karpinski
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
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Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
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Youngstown
Michael V. DiSalle
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