Pope Teaches Reform School In Rome With Tears
Pope John XXIII spoke to 240 juvenile delinquents at Gabelli Institute urging them to forget the past and trust in the Lord. He tearfully urged hope for the future, paid for a Sunday dinner, and provided funds for each boy. King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden turns 80 as couriers deliver 7800 miles of birthday wishes and a 5 million crown bank book to support Swedish arts and sciences. Jean Monnet warned US ties could force USSR to retreat and cautioned near catastrophe but urged steps toward peace. President Kennedy drove guests to and from Glen Ora and the new Rattlesnake Mountain retreat site, piloting the car on both trips.
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Reform School
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Sweden
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Glen Ora
Rattlesnake Mountain
Atoka
Salesmanship Class Planned at Middletown High
A practical salesmanship class for job seekers opens tomorrow night at 7 in Room 209 Middletown High School as part of the Adult Evening School. Registrations will be accepted at that time.
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Middletown High School
Two Teens Treated For Dog Bite Incidents
Jerry L. Begley aged 17 of 3114 S Verity Parkway was treated at Middletown Hospital yesterday afternoon for a dog bite on his left wrist suffered at home. Leroy R. Minnix aged 54 of Carlisle was treated for a dog bite on his left leg Saturday night suffered at a friend's home.
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S. Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
Leroy R. Minnix
Carlisle
Christian Science Film Show at YMCA Today
A public showing of The Story of Christian Science and two radio programs The Bible Speaks to You will be presented today at the YMCA. The event will be held at the YMCA in the city, offering residents a view into Christian Science beliefs and media.
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YMCA
IYMCA
New GOP Struggle Emerges Between Conservatives and Liberals
AP reports the GOP faces an 18 month battle for control as conservatives and liberals clash over strategy ahead of the 1964 Republican National Convention. Gains by Rockefeller Romney Scranton and Javits Kuchel signal moderating trends while Birch Society losses and new Southern seats energize conservative cases. Morton’s Republican rise and leadership roles in House and Senate strengthen conservative influence. Case proposes a liberals bloc, but cohesion remains doubtful.
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Pennsylvania
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Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
John Birch Society
California
Texas
Lister Hill
D-Ala
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Iowa
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Case
Rockefeller
Javits, Kucher
Romney
Scranton
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John V. Lindsay
France to field nuclear submarines by 1967 per plan
Adm. Adolphe LePotier in the national defense revue states France will have its own nuclear submarines with guided missiles by 1967, two years earlier than planned, joining a nuclear striking force. By 1964 France will deploy 60 kiloton bombs, Mirage IV bombers, refueling planes, and about 100 Etendard IV fighters to expand its strategic reach.
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Foch
Warren TB Drive Opens In Warren County
LEBANON The annual fund drive for the Warren County Tuberculosis Association begins tomorrow. Executive secretary Miss Dee Hawke says Christmas seals are being mailed this week to about 16,000 families in the county.
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Warren County Tuberculosis Association
Car fire injures nothing but property at Meadow Ave home
An engine backfire caused $100 damage to George Morris's car at 1600 Meadow Ave yesterday afternoon. Firemen arrived at 4 40 p m and had the blaze under control within minutes. Fire officials reported the fire started in the carburetor and spread to the wiring system.
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George Morris
Meadow Ave
Police Briefs Reported Theft and Vandalism
Louis Botus of 211 Regent Price said a box of tools was stolen from his truck parked outside his home last night. Officers found a broken window and a ransacked teacher room at the Taft School this morning. Fred Denniston of 17 Lylburn Road reported two snow tires stolen from his attic in the past two days.
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Louis Botus
Regent Price
Taft
Fred M. Denniston
Lylburn Road
Multiple thefts and vandalism reported across city
Nelson Bailey reported four hub caps and two dummy spotlights stolen from his car on Omaha Street. Church of Christ member Aster Hensley cited 32 windows broken at 495 Gideon Road over the past month. Meadowlawn Church of God pastor A C Pitts said $50 missing from his desk on Saturday. L J Sullivan reported radio and leather case stolen from his car behind the American Legion building. Three teens, 16 to 17, were nabbed for drinking whisky from a bottle while driving. bottle seized and juvenile officers notified. Roy Swigart reported two hubcaps stolen from his car on Elwood Street Saturday.
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Nelson Bailey
Omaha St
Church OF Christ
Aster Hensley
Gideon Road
Meadowlawn Church of God
Smith Ave
A. C. Pitts
L. J. Sullivan
S. Main St
American Legion
Roy Swigart
Elwood St
Prairie Fire Rips Across Kansas 3200 Acres
A prairie blaze swept about 3200 acres in central Kansas as 20 to 30 mph winds fanned the flames. Six Lyons firefighters were injured when wind gusts turned the fire, with five hospitalized for burns and smoke inhalation. Fire officials suspect careless brush burning started the fire.
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Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Lyons
Resigning AID Chief Plans One Last European Plea
Fowler Hamilton resigns as U S foreign aid director after a year at AID. Before departure he will travel two weeks to press European powers to increase aid to underdeveloped countries with stops in Paris Rome Bonn and Brussels. He may return to law practice in New York.
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U.S
Kennedy
Agency For International Development—Aid
David E. Bell
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Chester Bowles
New York
Sion
Paris
Rome
Bonn
Brussels
Miller Killed in Traffic Crash Near Champaign
George W. Miller 37 of Springfield Ohio died when the truck he drove slid from an unfinished road shoulder and collided with an oncoming car in Champaign Illinois.
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Champaign, Ill
George W. Miller
Springfield
Ohio
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