One Brick in the Wall Crib Deaths Puzzle in Philadelphia
In late June three apparently healthy babies died in Philadelphia crib deaths, prompting medical examiners to weigh heat-related dehydration against undetermined causes. Dr. Spelman notes no heatwave connection, while pathologist Dr. Valdes Dapena calls it a small piece in a larger wall of crib death mystery.
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Philadelphia
Spelman
Capena
St. Christopher's Hospital For Children
Soviet Chinese talks begin amid world communism clash
Moscow sources report secret start to full day of negotiations between Teng Hsiao-ping and Mikhail Suslov as they seek Lenin based paths to world revolution. Khrushchev travels to Kiev while accusations fly over violent vs peaceful methods and Berlin tensions.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Peking
Communist Party
Teng Isaio-Ping
Short
Munist Party
Mikhail Snslov
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Lenin
Pravda
Hong Kong
Kennedy
Ching Po
Berlin
Tokyo
NAACP Leaders Clash Over Meredith At Youth Convention
Roy Wilkins dismissed Meredith accusations as conflict within the NAACP youth division at a six day national convention in Chicago. He praised impatient young members as a driving force while Meredith lamented alleged poor leadership and shouted about intolerance from his hotel room. The gathering also adopted resolutions opposing police dogs and other force in crowd control.
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Chicago
James Meredith
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Meredith
University of Mississippi
John Davis
Davis
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Air Mail Speeded By New Device
Dayton Ohio will pilot an electronic sorting device to accelerate air mail processing starting August 1. The NCR developed system identifies and sorts air mail envelopes with tagging inks into a designated bin, capable of instantly separating air mail from a stream of 30 000 pieces per hour.
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Dayton
Ohio
Post Office Department
National Cash Register Co
A Glance Inside Man On The Moon A Scientist Too
Feature discussing F Curtis Michel who argues the first moon explorer should be both scientist and astronaut. The piece appears in a front page style column with cross references to page 7.
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Man On the
F. Curtis Michel
Holiday Traffic Toll May Surpass 1961 Record
The Associated Press notes a rising highway death toll during the Independence Day weekend with 377 deaths from traffic accidents, 33 boating deaths, and 101 drownings. Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council warned deaths could exceed the 509 four day record set in 1961 as AP compared holiday and nonholiday totals.
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Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches Nineteen in Ohio
Ohio records 19 holiday deaths by Saturday night amid truck and car crashes, a highway spillover, and one drowning. A giraffe incident and a miscellaneous accident contributed to the weekend total as the 102 hour Fourth of July period nears end at midnight Sunday.
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Ohio
May Seek Seat from Ohio Glenn Eyes Senate Run
Washington AP report notes Marine Lt Col John H Glenn Jr. could leave NASA space work to pursue politics. Ohio lawmakers speculate Glenn as a potential Senate challenger to Democratic Sen Stephen M Young amid uncertainty over Young's re election plans.
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Jack Bell
Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Ohio
Glenn
Senate
Stephen M. Young
Glenn Jr. not pursuing public office says father in Columbus
John Glenn Sr. reports that Lt. Col John H. Glenn Jr. has not indicated any plan to run for political office. The astronaut commented that rumors of a campaign are someone else’s idea during a Columbus visit three months ago. The Glenns are registered Democrats, but John has not registered with a party.
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NEW Concord. Ghio (Ap
John H. Glenn Jr
John Glenn Sr
Columbus
Glenn
John
Young May Be Underdog If He Seeks Reelection
In 1958 elected, Young said last political office would be his only term but now may consider running again. He feels well and will decide in coming months whether to seek renomination. Bricker and Taft Jr weigh a GOP primary next May as Bricker eyes a comeback and Taft delays decision to fall or later.
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Ohio
Glenn
Young
John W Bricker
Robert Taft Jr Bricker
Senate
Bricker
Taft
Congress
Woman Dies Five Injured In Ohio Turnpike Collision
On the Ohio Turnpike 12 miles west of the Bryan Montpelier exit a two car crash left one woman dead and five injured. Betty Jayne Everett 34 of Chicago Urban League worker was riding in the car driven by Amita Boswell 31 of Chicago.
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Montpelier
Ohio
Turnpike
Amita Boswell
Chicago
George Grill
Cleveland
Betty Jayne Everett
Chicago Urban League
Bryan-Montpelier
Fun ny bone tucked up your sleeve
A quirky quip about keeping a playful trick ready, suggesting a lighthearted mood. The line hints at cleverness and humor as a social device.
Rail Unions Face Wirtz Plan Rejection Hope Dim
Signs on Saturday indicated rail unions would turn down Secretary of Labor Wirtz plan to avert a nationwide strike. Officials varied in words but implied a negative stance as they prepared for Sunday talks with Wirtz and railroad reps.
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Washington
Willard Wirtz
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George Harris
Independent Order of Railway
James J. Reynolds
Labor Department
Reynolds
Wirtz
Remorseful Slayer Identifies Abductor In NJ Rampage
Richard Teddy Coleman, 36, was taken to a funeral home to identify his wife Millie and sister-in-law Ruby Coleman’s bodies after a berserk shooting spree. He abducted 18-year-old Mary Kaminski, held seven Kaminski family members at gunpoint, and was captured near Newark Airport. Kaminski identified him as her abductor after treatment for shock. Coleman faced murder charges with further counts expected as investigators pursue multiple victims.
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Linden
Richard Teddy Coleman
Mary Kaminski
Coleman
Kaminski
Elizabeth General Hospital
Newark
Elizabeth
Miss Kaminsk
Valvano
Millie
Ruby Coleman
Harry
LeRoy Edwards
Marianna Kube
Nicholas Kaminski
Mary
Route 1
New Yark
Missing Promoter Gold among authorities in Pepper Pike
Investment promoter Mervin L. Gold is reported missing from his Pepper Pike home. Police issued a state wide alert after his failure to return from a poker party. Gold, age 32, is indicted in a $150000 SBA loan scheme and faces an eight year term plus $20000 fine. authorities see no evidence of foul play. He previously fled to Israel in 1961 and returned to Cleveland in 1942.
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Cleveland
Mervin L. Gold
Pepper Pike
Gold
U.S. Small Business Administration
Richard Spindler
Israel
Cosmopolitan Small Business Investment Co., Inc
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