Khrushchev Sends Personal Cable to Bronx Schoolgirl
Gail Bartley, 14, received a 200 word cablegram from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev via UN official Nicolai Borouv after she and 2,000 classmates at Bronx Junior High School 142 requested greetings on reverence for life. Khrushchev expressed best health, success, and happiness for all the students and urged peace and study together with varied nationalities.
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India
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Bus Skids Injures Six Pupils in Cincinnati
Six school children were injured Monday when a school bus skidded on Kemper Road near an intersection and hit a tree. One girl, 9 year old Jane Martin, sustained a possible jaw fracture. The driver William H. Sack, 47, of Montgomery, was charged with driving too fast for road conditions. Sack said the bus skidded as he applied brakes.
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William H. Sack
Montgomery
Sack
Cincinnati Policeman Killed in California Crash
AP reports 25 year old Cincinnati officer Norvel W. Reece was visiting in Southern California when his car crossed the center divider on the San Bernardino Freeway and collided head on with another vehicle. Also note a tangential line about milk snakes and a mistaken belief they milk cows.
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Los Angeles
Norvel W. Reece
Cincinnati Ohio
California
San Bernardino
Missionary Board Leader to Speak at Rally in Anderson
Dr. Adam W. Miller president of the Church of God's National Missionary Board and Anderson College dean will speak at a missionary rally Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Crawford Street Church of God. The event marks the boards 50th anniversary with attendees from city congregations. Miller, a Japan missionary for five years, has served as board secretary and president, and wrote early works on the New Testament.
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Rockefeller urges clear choices in world affairs
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says false political choices risk bad decisions. In Foreign Affairs he argues not choosing between rival policies but combining aims, warns against defensive postures, and calls for broad arms control including NATO, the Warsaw Pact, and China. He notes his withdrawal from the GOP presidential race but remains active on national and world issues.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Foreign Affairs
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Soviet Union
NATO
Warsaw Pact
China
Driver's Long Bus Record Ends in Pa Fatality
Michael Silick once celebrated for 47000 accident free miles as Gate of Heaven School bus driver faced manslaughter charges after his bus struck and killed 5 year old Charles Misson in Se Yeston Pennsylvania. He was arraigned and released on $2500 bail.
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Michael Silick
Gate of Heaven School
Silick
Charles Misson
Marilyn Monroe Biography Excerpt Prompts Sudden Proposal
A man tells Marilyn he has little time left and offers her a fortune if she marries him. She weeps and declines, saying she cannot. The line appears in a condensed biography excerpt slated for an April McCall's issue.
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