Indonesian Mob Is Turned Back at Surabaya US Site
In Surabaya East Java security repelled a Communist led mob from the U S information agency building. Police guarded the American consulate and 13 USIA officials and families remained safe. Washington sought assurances of full protection for Jones on his official travel.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S. Informaton Agency
East Java
Surabaya
Paul Neilson
Neilson
USIA
U.S
Washington
State Department
Jones
Department
State auditor announces seventh gasoline tax distribution
Butler County will receive 70635 in gasoline excise taxes in the seventh distribution. Preble County gets 7907 and Warren County 18625. The total to 955 municipalities reaches 3413364, bringing year to date payments to 23596162, up 847790 from last year. A final city and village distribution is expected within 10 days. James A Bland, composer of Carry Me Back to Old Virginny, was African descent and born in Flushing New York.
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Butler County
Chester W. Goble
Columbus
Preble County
Warren County
Goble
Carry
Old Virginny
James A. Bland
Flushing, N. Y
Mutual grooming observed in chimpanzee social life
The article notes that chimpanzees engage in long grooming sessions, picking dirt seeds and ticks from each other. Some researchers see this behavior as an early form of social and altruistic behavior in the animal kingdom.
Dame Edith Sitwell Dies In London
Dame Edith Sitwell, 77, famed poet and eccentric, died of a heart attack in a London hospital. Survived by brothers Sir Osbert and Sacheverell Sitwell, she led the Sitwell literary trio after World War I and gained fame for Facade and dramatic readings in Britain and the United States.
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London
Edith Sitwell
Britain
Dame Edith
Sir Osbert
Sacheverell Sitwell
Sitwells
William Walton
Edith
United States
Noisy streets to hear earphones proposed by panel
The Philadelphia mayoral committee on noise abatement proposes earphones for radio fans in public places to curb loud broadcasting. The idea aims to reduce public disturbance while allowing individuals to enjoy audio privately.
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Philadelphia
Mayor's Committee For
DeWitt Thompson Dies Longtime Local Barber
DeWitt Red Thompson of 19 Harrison Street dies of pneumonia at Middletown Hospital after five days there. A native of Oxford, he barbered on Central Avenue for years, retiring in 1956. Survived by wife Lillian. Services at 2 p.m. Saturday at Wilson Memorial Home. burial Woodside Cemetery. Flowers omitted for donations to West Haven Home for the Aged.
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DeWitt
Red) Thompson
Harrison St
Middletown Hospital
Oxford
Thompson
Central Avenue
Lillian
Wilson Memorial Home
Robert McNamara
Woodside Cemetery
West Haven
St Paul's United Church of Christ
Mrs Cora Henning 79 Iost Monroe funeral service planned
Funeral services for Mrs Cora Miller Henning 79 of 35 Indiana St will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Webb Funeral Home Hamilton. She died at 2 30 a m yesterday of an apparent heart attack after moving from Hamilton to Monroe three years ago. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Hamilton. Friends may call Sunday at Webb Funeral Home 4 6 and 7 9 p m. No survivors listed. Reverend Frank E Wiley of Monroe United Presbyterian Church to officiate.
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Monroe
Cora Miller Henning
Indiana St
Webb
Hamilton
Henning
Ridgelawn Ave
Herring - Hall- Marvin Safe Co
Mrs Hazel Unger dies after illness in Middletown
Mrs Hazel Marie Unger 42 of 2866 Wilbraham Road died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 10 30 a m yesterday after an illness since Thanksgiving Day She was born and raised in Middletown and was a beautician before marriage Surviving are husband Jack three daughters Susan Stamper Deborah and Jacqueline her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Deskins and one grandchild Services set for 10 a m Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev Roger Berry to officiate Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow at the funeral home 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m
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Hazel M. Unger
Hazel Marie Unger
Wilbraham Road
Middletown Hospital
McCoy - Leffler Funeral Home
Roger Berry
Woodside Cemetery
Camden resident Walter Abrams Dies at 70
Walter Abrams 70 died at 5 30 p m Wednesday at his farm home 9872 Stephen Young Road Surviving are his wife Myrtle three daughters Mrs Edna Cox Camden Rt 3 Mrs Ada Hammond West Carrollton and Mrs Mildred Ivie Houston Tex three sons John and Paul Camden Rt 3 and Earl Kentucky three sisters Mrs China Garrett Mrs Susie Smith and Mrs Lena Callahan five brothers Ellis Henry Vernon Arkie and Dennis Services set for 1 p m Saturday at the Somerville Pentecostal Church.
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Camden
Walter Abrams
Stephen Young Road
Myrtle
Edna Cox
Camden Rt
Ada Hammond
West Carrollton
Mildred Ivie
Houston
Tex
John and
Paul
Earl
Kentucky
China Garrett
Susie Smith
Lena Callahan
Millville
Ellis
Henry, Vernon and
Arkie
Dennis
Batavia
Ohio
Somerville Pente
Poet Edward Richards Dies at 66 After Stroke
Edward Ames Richards a poet and former national director of the Junior Red Cross died Tuesday from a stroke. He taught at Columbia University the University of Rochester and the University of Amherst born in Williamsburg Massachusetts.
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Washington
Edward Ames Richards
Red Cross
Richards
Columbia
Rochester
Amherst
Williamsburg
Mass
Weather Woes Blanket Large Regions With Snow and Ice
Rain and snow spread in a wide crescent from the Northwest to the Gulf Coast creating hazardous driving in parts of Colorado and New Mexico. New England and the Midwest faced cold snaps with temperatures near zero and below in northern valleys. The Weather Bureau forecast sunny skies and seasonal warmth as a relief, while Pennsylvania reported its first measurable snowfall of one inch. Upstate New York power outages affected about 14,000 residents as a 23 000 volt line broke after ice thaw.
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Associated Press
Gulf Coast
Colorado
New Mexico
New England
Midwest
US Weather Bureau
Harrisburg
New York
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Albany
New
Despondent Man Takes Own Life at Middletown Residence
A 43 year old man, Robert Keffer of 2805 Grand Ave, took an overdose of pills Sunday night. Police say he was despondent and left a death by own action note. He served in World War II and worked as a structural engineer for McGraw Construction Co. Surviving wife Madeline, two daughters Kathy and Betsy, son Bobby, and sister Mrs Charles Kling. Private services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Soldiers Lot Woodside Cemetery.
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Robert Keffer
Grand Ave
Keffer
McGraw Construction Co
Air Force
Ashland
Mid
Madeline
Kathy
Cincinnati
Betsy
Peru
Ind
Bobby
Charles Kling
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
Edwin Bobbitt
Soldiers
Woodside Cemetery
Pearls From Mollusks and Their Western Pacific Sources
Pearls are protective secretory bodies produced by mollusks. Gem pearls come chiefly from the western Pacific region and are valued for their luster and rarity.
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Western Pacific
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