29 Cars 8 Engines In Wild Derailment
WARREN Ohio AP Work crews expect to labor through Christmas clearing tracks of wreckage from a spectacular derailment involving two Erie Lackawanna freight trains west of Warren Three men including one engineer were treated and released at hospitals Two other trainmen were admitted to Spencer Hospital in Meadville Pa for observation The derailment of 59 cars and 8 engines began when one car jumped the tracks forcing a following car to leave the rails The westbound engineer Jack Hovis 34 Cochranstown Pa slammed on his brakes to avoid the derailed car The lead engine of the eastbound train then struck that car in its 122 car train
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Jack Hovis
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Kennedy Christmas Card Deluge Reaches 1500 Daily
White House receives about 1500 Christmas cards daily for President Kennedy from Americans and foreigners, with prayers, thanks, and support. Cards come from children and adults, including notes about the Cuban crisis. Some express admiration for Kennedy and send blessings to the First Family.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Palm Beach
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Hawaii
Tokyo
President Kennedy
Invisible hearing aids promise tiny ear implants
An ad extols ultra small hearing aids that fit inside the ear with no cords or tubes, powered by a miniature battery and featuring built in volume and on off controls. The copy invites free hearing tests and information, listing multiple local centers in Cincinnati and Hamilton.
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Brardt
Heerine Aid Center
Corew Tower
Cincinnati
Gant Lee Convinetan
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Church Group To Provide Jail Dinner
The Adult Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church will provide a Christmas dinner for city jail prisoners tomorrow. Police Chief Joseph Blackmore said the offer is a first for Middletown, marking the first time a Sunday school class has requested to feed the prisoners.
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First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Blackmore
Middletown
Cincinnati Woman Held In Stabbing
Cincinnati police held Diana Louise Garten, 19, for questioning over the death of her husband Carl Garten, 45, who died after a butcher knife stabbing. Officers say the tavern operator was stabbed following a domestic argument Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Diana Louise Garten
Carl
Offcers
Garten
Newspaper blackout nears 17th day as talks stall
In New York City the nation faces a 17th day of a newspaper blackout as ITU printers strike four papers and talks with the Publishers Association stall. Mediator Stephen I Schlossberg noted both sides must work to resume publishing. The walkout, tied to an $18.45 wage rise asked by ITU for two years, follows months of contract disputes and earlier suspensions.
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Stephen I. Schlossberg
New York
International Typographical Union Local 6
ITU
Publishers Association of New
Free book on new hearing aid offered by Mr Brardt
A reader requests a free information booklet about a hearing aid described in a dated letter from 1962. The writer asks for the book with no obligation and provides space for name and address.
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Mr. Brardt
Tree varieties in Great Smoky Mountains reach many types
A reference notes about the Great Smoky Mountains hosting about 131 varieties of trees, highlighting the region's diverse flora and the rich woodland ecosystem present in the area.
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Great Smoky Mountains
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