GOP Split On Effect Of Rocky's Remarriage
Republicans split into camps over Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's remarriage and its potential impact on a 1964 presidential bid. Some say the divorce hurt him, others see no effect or a possible boost for Barry Goldwater, while several caution it is too early to judge. Representative William E. Miller commented voters will focus on record and policy, not private life.
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Associated Press
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Geldwater
R-Ariz
Rockefeller
William E. Miller
New York
National Gop
Health, Eduation and Welfare Department
State Department
Truman
Eisenhower
Speaking In Tongues Banned By Bishop Pike
The Rt. Rev. James A Pike bishop of California banned glossolalia in his diocese after noting its spread and dangers to church unity. He ordered exorcism only with explicit authorization and psychiatric collaboration and cited potential psychological risks.
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San Francisco
James A Pike
California
Pike
Gal Flier Completes Second Leg in Pacific Quest
Betty Miller, 37, Santa Monica flying instructor, reaches Canton Island on the second leg toward becoming the first woman to fly solo to Australia. She flew 1,700 miles from Honolulu in 13 hours 6 minutes to deliver a plane to its Brisbane owner. No start date for the Fiji leg announced yet. Her route mirrors Amelia Earhart's 1937 disappearance path.
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Canton Island
Betty Miler
Santa Monica
Calif
Wide Pacific
Australia
Honolulu
Brisbane
Oakland
Miller
Fiji Island
Canton
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Iraqi Student Leaps to Death in Moscow Fear of Return
An Iraqi atomic physics student Abdul Melik, 24, killed himself in Moscow after fear of being shot as a Communist if he returned home. He was among 47 Iraqi government scholarship students ordered home amid mass protests. The Iraqi embassy confirmed his identity and noted fears among leftist students of repression.
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Moscow
Abdul Melik
Jug
van Ents
Soviet Union
Belled Kingfisher Females Display Richer Plumage
The belted kingfisher is among the rare birds where the female shows more colorful plumage than the male.
Last Spanish War Vet in Franklin Dies at 83
Howard Collier 83 of 728 S Main St Franklin died 5 30 pm yesterday at Brown VA Hospital Dayton after a two week stay He was the last surviving Spanish American War veteran in Franklin He served in the Philippines in 1902 Surviving wife two sons three daughters ten grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren Services and burial set for Thursday in Stanford Ky Burial Mt Moriah Cemetery Cincinnati Funeral home hours and a memorial service by Prosser Chapter 367 Order of Eastern Star Thursday night
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Franklin — Howard
Collier
S. Main St
Brown VA Hospital
Dayton
Philippines
Camp 58
United
Middletown
Mr. Collier
Garrett County
Franklin
Laura
Mallan
Stanford
Thoma
Mollie Smallwood
Ner
Ala
Thelma Wilson
Evelyn Collier
Anglesby
Ial
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Cincinnati
Prosser Chapter 367
Order of Eastern Star
Mrs Edna Pigman Dies in Florida at 61
Mrs Edna Pigman 61 formerly of Middletown died Saturday at North District Hospital in Pompano Beach Florida. She lived in Middletown 30 years before moving to Florida after her husband Charles retirement in 1959 from Diamond National. Surviving are her husband three sons a sister and four grandchildren. Services set for 10 30 a m Friday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Dr Donald Cryer officiating.
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Edna Pigman
Midletown
North District Hospital
Pompano Beach
First Methodist Church
Middletown
Order of Eastern Star
Cincinnati
Florida
Charles
Springfield
James
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Donald
William Dern
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Donald Cryer
Bur
Refugees Don t Stay With Army
Pentagon statistics show Cuban refugees rarely stay in U S military life. Of 638 enlisted men who finished training, only 22 remained in service. The program began mid 1962 with an estimate of up to 2 000 signups. about 3 000 have enrolled so far including refugees and Bay of Pigs veterans.
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Washington
Pentagon
U. S
London Trip OK Says Pearson Pleasant and Successful
Ottawa AP Lester B Pearson, Canada's prime minister, called his first London trip very pleasant and successful. He said he hopes for similar informal talks with President Kennedy during a Hyannis Port weekend visit.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Britain
Canada
London
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
OMI Dean Paul Johnston Dies at St Luke Hospital
Paul Kennedy Johnston, dean emeritus of the Ohio Mechanics Institute and Ohio College of Applied Science at Cincinnati, died Sunday night at St. Luke Hospital in Fort Thomas Kentucky.
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Fort Thomas
Paul Kennedy Johnston
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Ohio College of Applied Science
Cincinnati
St. Luke Hospital
Obituary notices for Fleenor Allen Condo and Morrow
Benjamin F. Fleenor 88 of Greenwood Manor Rest Home services today Campbell. John M. Allen 69 of 215 Gordon Ave services today Webb. Charles E. Condo 81 of Peoria Ind formerly Hamilton services 2 p m tomorrow Riley Presbyterian Church. Ella Morrow 79 of Ann Marie Fla formerly Hamilton services 10 a m Wednesday Greenwood Cemetery.
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Benjamin F. Fleenor
Greenwood Manor Rest Home
Campbell
John M. Allen
Gordon Ave
Webb
Charles E. Condo
Peoria
Ind
Hamilton
Riley Presbyterian Church
Ella Morrow
Ann Marie
Fla
Greenwood Cemetery
Algerian foreign minister Mohammed Khemisti dies at 33
Algiers reports Foreign Minister Mohammed Khemisti died Sunday twenty four days after being shot by an assassin. The Associated Press notes his death follows a fatal shooting while he was in office. The article lists other notable deaths including architect Sir Howard Robertson and Broadway writer Solly Vielinsky.
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Algiers
Mohammed Khemisti
London
Howard Robertson
Binghamton
N.Y
Solly Vielinsky
Vielinsky
Sol Ginsberg
Russia
Columbus
Ohio
Kazuo Kawai
Japan
Ohio State University
Los Alamitos
Calif
Puell F. Mayben
United Nations Relief Agency
Greece
United States
War Food Administration
One Night Broadway Gala Marks Equity Jubilee
The Majestic Theater hosted a one night gala celebrating Actors Equitys fiftieth anniversary. stars like Robert Preston Barbara Cook Vivian Blaine and Carol Channing performed in a nostalgia filled program. Proceeds from receipts benefited the Museum of the City of New York.
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New York
Actors Equity
Union of Performers
Majestic Theater
Bill
Jean Dalrymple
The
Museum of the City of New York
Cyril Ritchard
Four teens modeled gang after novel in Cleveland
Four teenage boys aged 14 to 16 told police they patterned their gang after a paperback novel and admitted aggravated assaults on two elderly men. Detectives say Russell Schwandt, 63, and John Barrett, 67, were beaten near their makeshift shelter under the Main Avenue Bridge in the Flats, with one victim in critical condition and both hospitalized.
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Cleveland
Joseph F. Kilbane
Kilbane
Russell Schwandt
John Barrett
Main Avenue Bridge
Congress Heads Into Busy Week
AP report by William F. Argobast outlines a packed congressional agenda for the week. Key items include the $6 billion financing bill for the Treasury and Post Office for the coming year, House cuts versus Senate restoration, a potential read of a feed grains bill, and a travel expense ceilings proposal for lawmakers abroad. The Senate is expected to restore $77 million of denied funds, while debt ceiling and military pay measures loom.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
Post Office
Kennedy
Post Office Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cemetery Hike Ends Tragically For Paul Demers
Paul Joseph Demers 64 set out on a 30 mile hike from Waterbury to his mother's grave in Winsted. He was struck and killed by a car on Route 8 early Sunday, about 20 miles from his destination. The report notes his outdoorsman lifestyle and northwest Connecticut surroundings. The piece ends with a stray line about mynah birds imitating voices.
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Marwinton, Conn
Paul Joseph Demers
Connecticut
Waterbury
Winsted
Paul
Route 8
The Image That Sells A Car Dealership Philosophy
The piece argues that customer perception drives sales and that advertising only works if it reflects real satisfaction. It stresses honest treatment, truthful guarantees, good service, and fair value as the path to lasting success.
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