Mrs Kennedy Dines with Dutch Royal Family in Italy
Mrs Joan Kennedy and Princess Lee Radziwill visited the Dutch villa The Happy Elephant in Prot ERCOLE Italy. Crown Princess Beatrix attended the small dinner party as Mrs Kennedy and her sister arrived Tuesday night and planned to return to the United States but went to sea for another tour of the resort area.
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Proto
Ercole
Italy
Joan F. Kennedy
Juliana
Kennedy
Lee Radziwill
Beatrix
United States
Corsica
Progress By Ted Kennedy in Recovery After Plane Crash
Doctors say Senator Edward M. Kennedy should walk out of New England Baptist Hospital in six months and resume normal activities. He has three broken vertebrae healing without surgery and will remain in an orthopedic bed for six months before using a steel back brace for about a month.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Kennedy
Deejay Quits Ferris Wheel Record Attempt
In Bowling Green Ohio ap report a Fos toria radio DJ abandoned a ferris wheel ride after 33 hours 15 minutes on Wood County Fair grounds. Johnny Walker of station WFOB cited sickness from storms and wind forcing his exit.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Fostoria
Johnny Walker
WFOB
Wood County Fair
Warren Silent On Publication of JFK Report
Chief Justice Earl Warren refused comment on when the Kennedy assassination report would be public. Reports suggested a release around September 14 but changes could occur. Warren and commission members posed for an official photo before a closed session to review the report.
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Washington
Earl Warren
John F. Kennedy
Warren
Commission
Stevenson attacks political extremes in global conflict talk
Adlai E. Stevenson assailed extremist politics as dangerous to survival, signaling a broad critique of both sides in international affairs. He warned that bluff and bluster threaten peace, urging caution amid nuclear tensions and a fragile world order.
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White House
Kremlin
Political spectrum tensions echo in China and at home
A political figure warns that extremes on both ends of the spectrum vibrate in tension, reflecting broader global divisions. The comment highlights the challenge of balancing ideologies across international and domestic landscapes.
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China
Deaths And Funerals For Mrs Elmira Bess
Mrs Elmira Bess 45 of 512 lth Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Services 1:30 p m Monday at Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church officiated by Elder Rudolph Pringle. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Jordan Memorial Chapel Sunday after 4 p m and at church Monday after 11 a m. Flowers omitted.
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Elmira Bess
Lth Ave
Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church
Rudolph Pringle
Woodside Cemetery
Jordan Memorial Chapel
Bess
Middletown Hospital
Thomas Hayes dies after lengthy illness in Middletown
Thomas Hayes 54 of 3221 Middletown Eaton Road died at 11 10 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a five year illness. Survived by sister Mrs Carl Driver who shared his home and brother Terry of Detroit. Services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Zimmerman Fu
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Thomas Hayes
Middletown
Eaton Road
Middletown Hospital
Carl Driver
Terry
Detroit
Zimmerman Fu
Thieves Save Man's Life During Beverly Hills Robbery
In Beverly Hills a bandit paused a $100,000 robbery to give Herbert Kronish a heart pill from a medicine cabinet. Kronish, part owner of the Beverly Hills Hotel, felt pain as three gunmen confronted him and his wife. they were tied up while the trio escaped with cash and a $60,000 diamond ring.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Herbert Kronish
Kronish
Beverly Hills Hotel
Soviets Decline Bid for Bandung Seat Amid China Clash
Moscow says it will not pressure for a seat at the Bandung conference to avoid embarrassing Asian and African friends while criticizing China for attempting to block the talks. The Soviet note says participation is not obligatory and reflects diplomatic restraint amid regional pressures.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Bandung
China
Tulsa Oil Capital of the World nickname
Tulsa Oklahoma is occasionally referred to as the Oil Capital of the World reflecting its historic role in the petroleum industry and its high concentration of oil companies and related activity.
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Tulsa
Okla
Leonard Keith 64 Dies at Dayton VA Hospital
Leonard Lee Keith 64 of 2129 Winton St died at 1 am yesterday in Dayton VA Hospital. A Gentile Air Force Depot Dayton guard, he retired in 1955 after Army discharge in 1939. Survived by wife Gladys son Richard Middletown daughter Donna Keith at home two grandchildren. Arrangements with Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home incomplete.
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Winton St
Dayton VA
Keith
Gentile Air Force Depot
Dayton
Army
Gladys
Richard
Middletown
Donna Keith
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Obituary: Carl F. Allen 78 of Bethany
Bethany mourns Carl Franklin Allen 78 who died at his Santa Monica home. Survived by sons John Santa Monica and Robert Northridge and three grandchildren. Graveside services set for 1 p.m. Monday at Spring Hill Cemetery near Huntsville with Rev. Denver Noggle officiating.
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Bethany
Carl Franklin Allen
Santa Monica
Calif
John
Robert
Northridge
Spring Hill Cemetery
Huntsville
Denver Noggle
Bethany Methodist Church
Beeler, 89, Requiem High Mass at St. Ann’s Church
Harry M. Beeler, 89, formerly of 210 Sherman Ave., will lie in state prior to a Requiem High Mass at 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Ann's Church.
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Harry M. Beeler
Sherman Ave
St. Ann’s Church
Yanks Delayed During Conestoga Trip to Moscow
An American Gillis family from Richmond Va traveling in a covered wagon to Moscow was halted 40 miles from Warsaw when a horse failed. They continued plans to obtain Soviet visas from the Soviet Embassy in Warsaw after leaving Amsterdam February 28 following a route through Holland Belgium France Luxembourg West Germany Czechoslovakia and southern Poland. The party includes Mrs Gillis and five children Carol Barbara Janet and George.
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Poland
Moscow
Leon Gills
Richmond
Amsterdam
Holland
Belgium
France
Luxembourg
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Gillis
Carol
Barbara
Janet
George
Randolph backs Johnson as union endorsement
A. Philip Randolph, head of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, says his union will endorse President Johnson in November. He notes this is the first formal presidential backing by the union and questions Goldwater’s commitment to enforcing civil rights laws.
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NEW York
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Johnson
Randolph
Afl-Cio
Barry Goldwater
Akron Crash Kills Mother and Two-Year-Old Son
A 2 year old boy Roy Harris was killed along with his mother Mrs. William Harris in a three vehicle crash on the Akron Expressway. The mother was driving a car that collided with a station wagon and a truck. Five other children were injured.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron
Roy Harris
William Harris
Gentle laxative NR tablets advertised for relief
A drug store promotion touts NR tablets as a gentle laxative with a vegetable nature remedy. It invites readers to try the product for 29 cents or request a free NR family sample by writing to Lewis-Howe Co. in St. Louis Missouri.
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Lewis-Howe Co
Dept
St. Louis
Massillon Steel Official I M Emery Dies After Crash
I M Emery 62 president Massillon Steel Casting Co and leader of the Steel Founders Society of America died in Ann Arbor after injuries from a July 29 car crash near Clare Michigan. He suffered spinal injuries then pneumonia listed as cause of death. His sister in law Mrs Julia Emery and Paula 13 Loretta Tracy were injured. Paula unharmed.
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Massillon, Ohio
I.M. Emery
Massillon Steel Casting Co
Steel Founders Society of America
Ann Arbor
Mich
Emery
Clare
Hessel
Julia Emery
Paula
Loretta Tracy
Massillon
H. Luther Emery
Massillon Evening Independent
Miss Tracy
General Hospital
Harvard Too Tough for Phony Student
Cambridge mass AP Barton Durstine Osborn has flunked out of Harvard summer school. Officials grew suspicious when he failed to pay tuition and bills piled up in his mailbox. Osborn is a fictitious figure created by Harvard students. registrar Leonard Holmberg said they could not beat the system.
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Cambridge, Mass
Barton Durstine Osborn
Harvard Summer School
Osborn
Barton, Barton
Peace Corps Bandmaster Tunes Up Sierra Leone
James C. Polite, a Peace Corps bandmaster, arrived in Sierra Leone and formed a 40 piece school band. He plans a music curriculum expansion, tutors teachers in drill, and inspires officials to request more bandmasters. He composes local style tunes and advocates self entertained music for Sierra Leoneans.
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Kenneth L. Whitingbo
Sierra Leone
Peace Corps
James C. Polite
Peace
Jim Polite
Polite
Africa
South Carolina
Milton Margai
Eric and
Yans
Seedlings Sought From Famed Logan Elm
Circleville Ohio AP McEwing E Noggle Pickaway County historian says he receives seedling requests from across the country after an AP story on the death of the Logan Elm under which the Mingo chief Logan spoke for peace in the late 1700s. He advises contacting the Ohio Experimental Station near Wooster for seeds or seedlings.
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Circleville
Ohio
McEwing E. Noggle
Pickaway County
Logan
Noggle
Associated Press
Wooster
Accused Klan Chief Bound Over to Grand Jury
Clarence Brandenburg, 48, alleged Ku Klux Klan leader, bound over to the grand jury on charges of criminal syndicalism and conspiracy in disguise. His attorney waived a preliminary hearing. bonds set at $5,000. Brandenburg, an appliance shop operator, was arrested Aug. 6 at his business. police found a red hooded robe, loaded weapons, Klan literature, and a member list.
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Cincinnati
Clarence Brandenburg
Peter Outcast
Brandenburg
William F Keating
Dwarfism Uncovered In Amish Genetic Studies
New genetic studies mainly among the Amish of Pennsylvania and Ohio reveal a previously unrecognized form of dwarfism in humans and a higher frequency of several other known genetic disorders. Dr. Victor A. McKusick of Johns Hopkins ties the finding to a medical genetics course. The dwarfism shows sparse fine hair causing Amish women to be unable to braid their hair, with 80 reported cases among about 45,000 Amish in the United States.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Victor A. McKusick
Johns Hopkins University
Workers Fear Machines Report Warns of Anxiety and Boredom
The British Medical Association reports workers feel anxiety from fear of dangerous machines and potential unemployment. Boredom stems from the monotonous nature of machine related jobs, the association said in its Thursday report.
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London
British Medical Association
Amish dwarfism and six fingered hands found in Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana groups
Dr. McKusick notes an unusually high incidence of a known dwarfism with six fingers and three-chambered hearts in a specific American Amish group. The group in Holmes County Ohio Lancaster County Pennsylvania and LaGrange County Indiana comprises about half of US Amish. The traits are explained by inbreeding and geographic isolation.
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McKusick
Holmes County
Ohio
Lancaster County
Lagrange County
Ind
McKusack
Political parallels echoed in foreign policy remarks
The speaker compares Chinese Communists' attack on Khrushchev's policies with domestic political rhetoric. He warns against being misled by strident calls that resemble familiar language from home, noting harmony often exists between opposing ends of the political spectrum.
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