Two Smokestack Painters Brave 240 Feet In Air
Floyd Slatton and James McBain of Niles Michigan toil atop a 240 foot smokestack at Wrenn Paper Co in St Louis. They inspect and patch the top, face extreme heat, and snap interior photos as part of Chimney Engineering work across southern mills and silos.
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Floyd Slatton
James McBain
Niles, Mich
Slatton
McBain
St Louis
Wrenn Paper Co
First and
Water Streets
Station
Louisiana
Texas
Eunice Kennedy Shriver Hospitalized for Kidney Ailment
Eunice Kennedy Shriver 43 sister of the late President John F. Kennedy entered Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston for renal colic. She arrived by plane from Philadelphia after treatment at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Her husband Sargent Shriver accompanied her.
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Boston
Eunice Shriver
John F. Kenedy
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Sargent Shriver
Director of
The
Peace
Price Dip Cuts Cuba Purchasing
A State Department official says Cuba halted some purchases abroad as world sugar prices fall from 1.8 cents to 4.3 cents per pound. Sugar is Cuba’s main cash export crop. The article also mentions Machu Picchu as context.
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Cuba
Washington
State Department
Hello Lyndon to Be Recorded at Democratic Convention
The Democratic version of Hello Dolly Hello Lyndon will premiere at the Atlantic City convention. Carol Channing will perform with Jerry Herman accompanying on piano. David Merrick underwrote 10000 campaign song recordings to be sold at the event by Young Citizens for Johnson.
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New York
Lyndon
Atlantic City
Carol Channing
Jerry Herman
David Merrick
Young Citizens For Johnson
Hemlock Misnomer: American Tree Harbors No Poison
An observation clarifies that the Eastern hemlock of America is not poisonous to humans or animals, contrasting with the Old World species whose sap was once linked to deaths. The note corrects a common misconception about plant safety.
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America
Sidney Weiss Balances Cleveland Orchestra with Two Sidelines
Sidney Weiss, longtime first violinist with the Cleveland Orchestra, operates piano tuning and violin-making sideline activities alongside his main duties.
Private Club response to rights law in the South
An Associated Press survey shows several Southern businesses turning to private clubs to avoid desegregation, with examples in Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, and Virginia. The report notes hotel cafeterias, restaurants, a Capitol cafeteria, and a YMCA facing or enforcing private club status to exclude Black patrons, amid local rulings and state charters.
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Atlanta, Ga
South
Associated Press
Mississippi
Johnson
Jackson
Miss
Robert FE. Lee
Little Rock
Ark
State Capitol
Orval FE
Faubus
Alabama
Mobile
Montgomery
Birmingham
Tuscaloosa
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Maddox
James Kilgore
Lewis Slaton
Secretary of State
Slaton
North Carolina
Texas
Dallas
Charlotte
N.C
YMCA
Optimists Hear 3 Y Speakers at Friday lunch
A trio of YMCA representatives spoke to Optimist members at the Manchester Motor Inn Friday noon. John, acting program chairman, introduced David Enoch, president of the Y board, who described the emblem’s history. Ray Wertz outlined Y objectives and work, and Linda Barcalow of Franklin High School Tri-Hi-Y shared activities and experiences as a member.
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YMCA
Manchester Motor Inn
John
David Enoch
Ray Wertz
Linda Barcalow
Franklin High School
Tri-Hi-Y
Hunch Wrong Pilot Safe Parachute Release Crash
The British Aircraft Corp. reports a test flight of a new twin jet ended in a belly landing after the pilot released a tail parachute on a mistaken hunch. No casualties were reported.
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London
British Aircraft Corp
Death Ends Struggle for Cleveland Girl
Ten-year old Michelle Boyle who was struck by an auto July 11 1963 on her way home from a swimming party died at Mount Sinai Hospital on Friday. She had endured hospital confinement and complications after the accident. She was the fourth of eight children of Mr and Mrs Joseph Boyle to die in 12 years.
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Cleveland
Michelle Boyle
West Side
Mount Sinai Hospital
Michelle
Joseph Boyle
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Harry
Wutkiung
Ile
Wonderflor
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Tor
Ecco
Urtchen
Coters
Otes
Ree
Formica
du Pont
Verity
2Nd Ave
Ande
Sidney
U. S
Union Sanitary
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Barnitz
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