Quads Top Triplets In Life Journey Story
The Chorney triplets born May 6 in Brooklyn beat 1500 to 1 odds and return home healthy. In Mass, Manning quadruplets John Robert Richard and Betty near age ten enjoy distinct personalities, glasses for Robert, and routine family life with seven other children and a tight budget. The Chorneys live in a four room apartment as the quads begin life at home.
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Chorney
Brooklyn
Manning
South Weymouth
Mass
John
Robert
Richard
Betty
Cynthia Ann
Charlotte Bernice
Thhen Christine Sheryl
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Queens
Anthony
Marion Manning
Mannings
Chorneys
Mrs. Manning
Pastor Sued Over Drug Distribution at California Church
A California pastor, Rev. Ray Charles Jarman, 67, faces a $500,000 suit from church usher Donald D. McCollum, 52, who alleges the pastor persuaded him to take lysergic acid leading to hospital confinement. Medical Examiners agents raided the Christian Chapel, seizing pills and vials including one said to produce sexual desire. Jarman denies any LSD possession or distribution.
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South Gate
Calif
Ray Charles Jarman
Christian Chapel
Donald D. McCollum
McCollum
Jarman
State Board of Medical Examiners
Weather Bureau Prepares for Hurricane Study Efforts
Washington AP reports the Weather Bureau will use ships satellites and four research planes to study hurricanes this season. Tape recorders may be requested from residents in danger zones to capture wind patterns near hurricane centers. A new TIROS satellite and a high speed computer at Miami’s center will aid numerical forecasting.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Tiros
Oklahoma
National Hurricane Research Center
Miami
Student is killed in Michigan accident
Thomas H. Peterson 22 a Hillsdale College student from Steubenville Ohio was killed Saturday when his car ran off M 34 on a curve in Hudson Township Lenawee County.
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Hudson, Mich
Thomas H. Peterson
Hillsdale College
Steubenville
Ohio
Hudson, Twp
Lenawee County
Strike At F105 Plant Is Halted
NEW YORK AP A temporary injunction halted the 22 month strike at Republic Aviation Corp the only producer of the F105 fighter plane The Justice Department acting for President Kennedy obtained the order in Brooklyn Federal Court Judge Walter Bruchhausen signed The union spokesman said they would abide by the judge s decision and the pickets would be removed The strike began April 2 over job security demands and affects about 8 500 of Republic s 9 000 workers at Farmingdale Long Island A hearing will be held Wednesday on extending the order if granted the strike would pause for 80 days
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New York
Republic Aviations Corp
Justice Department
Kennedy
Brooklyn
US. Dist
Walter Bruchhausen
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Republic
Farmingdale
Long Island
Newport Chief To Face Quiz In Ratterman Case
Newport Ky chief Upshore White, a defendant in the U S district court civil rights trial of six men, faces sharp questions when the case resumes. White and two Newport detectives participated in the Glenn Hotel vice raid on May 9, 1961, leading to Ratterman’s arrest and later dismissal of charges. Others testifying include Glenn Hotel coowners Edward Buccieri and Tito Carinci, attorney Charles Lester, and stripper April Flowers.
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Covington, Ky
White
Newport
George Ratterman
U. S. District Court
Ratterman
Glenn Hotel
Glenn
Patrick Cinfardini
Joseph Quitter
Tropicana
Edward Buccieri
Tito Carinci
Charles Lester
Lester
The
Carinci
April Flowers
Tiros Set In Orbit To Track Hurricanes
Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports NASA plans to launch the fifth Tiros weather satellite within days to monitor hurricanes and storm systems from orbit. Tiros V aims to image hurricane breeding grounds in the Caribbean and Atlantic during late August and early September, the peak tropical storm period.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros Weather Watch
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Caribbean
Atlantic
IRS director returns shirt to taxpayer in joke
St Louis AP report notes Alvin M. Kelley, IRS district director, received a shirt sent with a note claiming it was the shirt off a taxpayer's back. Kelley found the man had no tax trouble, just paid a sizable amount. He had the shirt laundered and returned with a note saying it could not be classified as legal tender.
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ST. Louis
Alvin M. Kelley
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Kelley
Lausche Opposes Capital Aquarium Project in Congress
Washington AP Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio votes against a multimillion dollar aquarium project. He groups the plan with Madison Memorial proposals as desirable but not essential, saying finances are strained as gold reserves dwindle and the debt ceiling must rise.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Madison Memorial
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Roberta Chorney
B. L. Dawson Co
Plum St
Middletown
Tatas
Tet and U
Dick Clark
Featuring
Dick Provost
WCPO
Frank Williams
the Sounds
Southern Ohio Gas Dealers Assoc
Hamilton
Carmer
Miss Flowers
Sth
Capital Aquarium
Hauselman
Park St
Ross
Orig
Se Sq. Ft
Harry’s Corner
Armstrong
Lin. Yd
Lin, Ya
Gee
Armstrong and Goldy Seal
South Verity Pkwy
Harry
Radio & TV
Harry’s
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