Anonymous arsonist targets churches in Philadelphia and Boston
A taunting anonymous arsonist claims responsibility for three Philadelphia church fires in five days and four in Boston last week. Police boost patrols of churches and schools while investigators compare notes with Boston authorities. A note found in a downtown mailbox taunts officials and hints at further fires.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Howard R. Leary
Investment firm wins $50 million Ohio notes bid
Solomon Brothers and Hutzler Co. secured the Sinking Fund Commission bid for a $50 million one year notes issue to fund capital improvements. The net interest cost to the state is 2.44 percent.
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Columbus, Ohio
New York
Solomon Brothers and Hutzler Co
Ohio Sinking Fund Commission
Pope Paul VI Arrives in Bombay for World Congress
Pope Paul VI landed in Bombay on a 100000 strong welcome, greeting Prime Minister Shastri and Vice President Husain. He praised India and urged support for poverty relief as 200000 Catholics gathered at Oval Park for the 38th International Eucharistic Congress.
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George W. Cornell
Bombay
India
Paul VI
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Zakir Hussain
Pope
Asia
Oval Park
Pal
Air India
Rome
Papal Party
Pope Paul
Viet Cong Seizes Weapons Arsenal After Thien Giao Attack
Viet Cong seized 113 weapons including 33 machine guns after a raid that killed the Thien Giao district chief and 13 guards. North Viet Nam said U S planes strafed villages in the demilitarized zone, while Bangkok sources reported a search for two missing U S T28 planes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
North
Thien Giav
Phan ‘Thiet
Thien Giao
Radio Hanoi
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Co Con
Bangkok
Laos
Udorn
Thailand
Golden Gate Channel Width Enters San Francisco Harbor
The Golden Gate channel forming the entrance to San Francisco harbor is two miles wide.
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Golden Gate Channel
San Francisco Harbor
Fritzs Son Gets Award For Invention
Lewis Research Center awarded Morris Perlmutter and John R. Howell for inventing a device that directionally controls electromagnetic radiation. They shared a 300 dollar prize. Robert Steinberg received 100 under the Government Incentive Awards Act for a molecular beam velocity selector. The device emits a narrow beam or absorbs radiation from a chosen direction, with space thermoelectric cells as a possible use.
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Cleveland
Lewis Research Center
Morris Perlmutter
John R. Howell
Howell
Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Ohio Sports
Perlmutter
Lewis Center
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert Steinberg
iLewis Center
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Sam Bartel
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Pasadena City College
Shastri
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Viet Cong
Fritz’ Son
D! Scholls
Holiday Sunshine Center
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Monthru
Philco
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