Last Rites Today For Great Lady
Hyde Park and Washington deduces mourners gather at St James Episcopal Church to honor Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt who died at 78 in New York City Her funeral will be attended by prominent figures including President Kennedy Jacqueline Kennedy Eisenhower and Khrushchev whose tribute at the UN echoed her life motto She preferred lighting candles to cursing darkness and her glow warmed the world
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N.Y
Hudson River Valley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Kennedy
Jacqueline
St. James Episcopal Church
Gordon L. Kidd
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Val-Kill
Khrushchev
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
U.N
Carney Cleared Of DWI Charge In Taxicab Collision
New York AP report states actor Art Carney was arrested after a sports car hit a taxi. Judge Maurice Downing dismissed the DWI charge for insufficient evidence.
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New York
Art Carney
Carney
Maurice Downing
X15 Flips Twice On Dusty Runway Landing
Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. AP A rocket plane X15 spun out of control during an emergency landing, flipped twice on a dry lake bed, leaving pilot John McKay hanging upside down. He escaped with minor injuries and plans to fly again while the craft suffered wing and tail damage.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Nilat
John McKay
McKay
Lausche Expected to Leave Bethesda Hospital Next Week
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio, hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital for fatigue and chest pains over ten days, is reported by an aide to be feeling well and dictating letters and handling routine work, with a possible early release anticipated next week.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Bethesda Naval Hospital
The
Lausche
Red faces at Dayton over university airplane masthead
In Dayton Ohio the Flyer News masthead airplane is identified as a Soviet long range interceptor, not an original student drawing. The plane first appeared publicly in Moscow in July 1961. University officials will consult with students about changing the masthead.
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Dayton, Ohio
University of Dayton
the Flyer News
Moscow
Rain and wind lash broad swath of nation
The Associated Press reports heavy rains and 66 mph wind gales sweeping the Atlantic Coast. Flooding feared from Virginia to New England as up to 5 inches of rain fall in 24 hours. Ohio area sees intense rainfall while temperatures stay in the 40s and winds shift northwest bringing cooler air amid a Northeast moving low pressure system.
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Atlantic
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New York State
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolinas
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Virginia
New England
Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
N.C
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Pennsylvania
Columbus
Akron
Dayton
Zanesville
Marietta
Euclid Man Killed in Rainy Euclid Street Crash
John Fer encak, 73, of Euclid was killed Friday night after being struck by a car on St. Clair Avenue. Police said rain was falling at the time of the accident.
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Cleveland
John Ferencak
Euclid
St. Clair Avenue
Battle Looms Over Chushul Airstrip On Himalayan Front
Indian and Red Chinese tanks face off near the Chushul airstrip in Ladakh with Communist reinforcements at Rudok across the border in Tibet. Indian light tanks arrive to defend the air facility vital to supply lines as shelling and rifle fire flare in the northeastern sector.
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New Delhi
India
Chushul
Ladakh
Rudok
Tibet
Indian Defense Ministry
Assam
U.S
Chushul and
Chuckle: Parenting Advice on Talking Around Kids
A light quip suggests if you want privacy avoid parroting talk to children. The joke notes that pretending you’re speaking to kids triggers their curiosity and ends up revealing more than intended.
Smoking and Cancer Verdict Limits Against Tobacco Co
A Pittsburgh jury found smoking can cause lung cancer but ruled the plaintiff Otto Pritchard failed to prove the tobacco maker caused his injury. The eight women and four men said Liggett & Myers did not make express warranties and that Pritchard assumed the risk by smoking Chesterfield cigarettes. He sought $213,000 after a lung removed.
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Pttsburgh, Pa
USS. District Court
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Otto Pritchard
Pittsburgh
Pritchard
Liggett & Myers
McArdle
William Eckert
Meany denies race bias at Negro labor council speech
AFL-CIO President George Meany told a Negro American Labor Council audience in New York that unions are not barriers to black opportunity and condemned NAACP labor secretary Herbert Hill. He defended ILGWU’s civil rights record and opposed a NAACP push to decertify unions guilty of discrimination, citing a Steelworkers Local case in Atlanta.
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New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Meany
Negro American Labor Council
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Hill
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
ILGWU
NAACP
National Labor Relations Board of Unions
United Steelworkers Union
Atlanta
Couple killed in Norwalk car truck crash
James S. Foster 78 and his wife Maimie of New Era Michigan died Friday in a head on collision at the U S 20 and Ohio 601 intersection east of Norwalk. Both were thrown from the car and Foster was dragged under the truck about 75 feet.
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Norwalk, Ohio
James S. Foster
Mamie
New Era
Mich
U.S. 20
Ohio 601
Here
Foster
End of Cuban Blockade Seen As Missiles Head Home
Washington reports more than half of the roughly 40 Soviet missiles in Cuba are on routes back to the USSR with others due by Monday night. Khrushchev shifts out technicians as Mikoyan's Havana mission wanes. U S officials warn of a prolonged naval blockade and ongoing air surveillance to curb any new Soviet moves while naval ships inspect returning missiles.
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Washington
Cuba
Russia
Khrushchev
U.S
Anastas
Mikoyan
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Kennedy
U.S. Navy
Cuban
United States
Atlantic
Panicky Deer Dies After Rampage in Parma Mall
A fully grown 200 pound female deer leaped through a display window at S. S. Kresge at Permatown Shopping Center in Parma. Frightened, it charged the mall and dashed through aisles for about ten minutes before collapsing and dying. Customers and clerks fled the scene.
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Cleveland
Parma
S. S. Kresge Co
Rhodes picks Lima banker for Ohio finance post
Gov elect James A. Rhodes designated Richard L. Krabach of Lima as director of finance, citing his long career in public and private budgeting and his prior role as U S comptroller in the Virgin Islands. Krabach, 49, will assume Jan 14 pending Senate confirmation and succeeds James H. Maloon.
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Columbus
Lake Erie College
Connie
Krabach
Lima
Westinghouse Electric Corp
City Loan & Savings Co
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Washington, D. C
Metropolitan Bank
James H. Maloon
Michael V. _DiSalle
Rhodes
Ohio Senate
Purge widens as Stalinist leaders face arrest in Bulgaria
In Sofia AP reports ousted Premier Anton Yugov under house arrest after a party congress condemned him as an advocate of the personality cult. Yugov and six other leaders were targeted as criminals who used terror against loyalists, signaling a broad purge of Bulgarian communists tainted by Stalinism. A neutral observer warned many may be punished.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Anton Yugov
Yugov
Body Of Woman Found On Yacht off Acapulco
The body of 27 year old Ruth Johnson of Springfield Ohio was found aboard the yacht Nereid near Acapulco. A bottle of barbiturates lay near the body and police said an autopsy would be performed.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Ruth Johnson
Springfield
Ohio
Four States May Not Learn Next Governor For Weeks
WASHINGTON AP The election is over but the governor race lingers in four states Maine Massachusetts Minnesota and Rhode Island Unofficial counts show Republicans leading in Maine and Minnesota while Democrats hold slim leads in Rhode Island and Massachusetts Official canvasses and potential recounts loom with timing varying by state In Minnesota a 100 vote error narrowed the GOP edge and the Canvassing Board will decide by Nov 20 with a possible recount Maine faces a likely recount in Dolloff's bid against Reed Rhode Island will not settle before Nov 21 as absentee ballots are opened later Maine delays and Massachusetts canvass updates remain pending.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Maine
Rhode Island
Endicott Peabody
Boston
John A
Notte
John H. Chafee
State Board of Elections
State Elections Division
Maynard C. Dolloff
John JH. Reed
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