Whipple Talk Ends APME Meet
New Orleans APME wraps its annual convention with a workshop and future plans. Dr. Fred Whipple outlines scientific progress. Coleman Harwell named president, succeeding Frank Everly. New officers include Ogden, Colburn, Shoals. Murray named general chairman. Watts general vice chair man. committee aims to improve AP news and features.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Fred Whipple
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
APME
Coleman Harwell
Nashville
John H. Colburn
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
George %. Shoals
Rochester
N.Y
Democrat and Chronicle
Harwell
J. Edward Murray
Los Angeles Mirror-News
Roderick J. Watts
Houston Chronicle
Love Wins Over Wealth in English Court Marriage Affair
Malcolm Fisher, 20, relinquished a share in an $87,000 business to marry Anne Robinson, 20, a bank clerk, after his father opposed the match. The Magistrates' Court ruled in favor of the marriage, despite the garage proprietor father's insistence on choosing wealth over romance. Fisher works as a truck driver earning $56.40 weekly.
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Wakffield
England
Malcolm Fisher
Anne Robinson
Malcolm
Fisher
Welfare Director Not Resigning in O'Neill Administration
Gov. C William ONeill said Friday that Margaret Ireland state director of public welfare will remain in his Cabinet throughout his administration, quelling reports she might resign.
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Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Ireland
C. William O'Neill
Ireland
Library Fire Ravages Cleveland Woodland Avenue Branch
A large blaze at the Woodland Avenue branch of Cleveland Public Library destroyed vast stacks nearly 40 000 volumes and damaged the roof. Fire crews battled the flames overnight as a beam struck a battalion chief and nine firefighters were overcome by smoke in the $200 000 fire response.
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Cleveland
Woodland Avenue
Cleveland Public Library
Real Estate Transfers of Middletown and Surrounding Areas
A sequence of property transfers lists multiple buyers and sellers including Richard Lewis to Hayden Taylor for lot 8174 at 19.80 dollars, George McLaughlin to Cecil Richardson for lot 10896 at 4.40, and Omar Tibbs to Thomas Lewis for lot 10862 at 11 dollars, among others. The records cover farms and subdivisions such as Liberty and Madison with lots, blocks, and acres, some transfers noting no tax.
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Richard Lewis
Hayden Taylor
George McLaughlin
Cecil Richardson
Omar Tibbs
Thomas Lewis
John James
Glennis Neace
Mary Cooper
Helene Stein
Leon Wells
Leonard ‘Back
John
Madison
Slaver Facing Death Penalty in Ohio Robbery Slaying
W Richard Rutherford a 24 year old Wheeling Island resident faces the death penalty after a nine juror verdict of guilty on two counts murder during a robbery and premeditated murder for the August 13 killing of spool room operator Lawrence Price 30 near Bridgeport. The jury did not recommend mercy and the prosecution sought the mandatory sentence.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Richard Rutherford
Wheeling Island
W. Va
Rutherford
Lawrence Price
Bridgeport
Rice Institute President Joins Washington Satellite Inquiry
Dr William V Houston president of Rice Institute left for Washington to serve as a part time scientific consultant to Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson and the Senate committee investigating the earth satellite program. He previously led Rice since 1946 after leaving Caltech.
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Houston
Tex
Rice Institute
Washington
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
William V. Houston
Rice
California Institute of Technology
Harvest tea and programs at local churches
A harvest tea runs 4 to 7 p m tomorrow in Philips Chapel CME dining room with Donald Jordan speaking on education at 3 p m Others include Mrs Mary Shealy One Myers Trio Ruth Clark Woodson Children and Rev Willie Kilgore leading a 3 30 p m service at Mt Zion Baptist Church Also Zioneers Barbara Simpson Mayme Briggs Mt Zion Senior Choir and a chitterling supper at 7 p m today hosted by Cleveland Pendergrass at 703 8th Ave.
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Philips Chapel
CME
Donald Jordan
Mary Shealy
Myers
Ruth Clark
Woodson
Willie Kilgore
Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Zioneers
Barbara Simpson
Mayme Briggs
Mt. ‘Zion
Cleveland Pendergrass
8Th Ave
Hoffa Jury Pick Slow in Wire Tap Trial
In New York 31 prospective jurors were rejected amid prejudice concerns in the Hoffa wire tap conspiracy case. Jury questioning resumes Monday as Hoffa, Bernard Brennan, and Bernard Spindel face potential maximums of one year in prison and $10,000 fines if convicted.
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New York
James R. Hoffa
Talesmen
U.S. Atty
Paul W. Williams
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Bernard Brennan
Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
Holmes
N.Y
Teamsters
Detroit
Illinois congressman faces 5000 damage suit over apartment
Rep. Charles A. Boyle of Illinois is named in a $5,000 suit by former landlord Dr. John P. Burke. Burke alleges Boyle and family removed fixtures and damaged walls and ceilings during departure two years ago, while Boyle says the eight children are merely active and repairs were paid.
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Chicago
Illinois
Charles A. Boyle
D NI
Boyle
John P. Burke
Proclamation Marks Thanksgiving Milestone in Plymouth History
Gov Furcolo notes Massachusetts Pilgrims landed at Provincetown November 13 1620 and Plymouth the next month after hardship. Their first Thanksgiving observance occurred in autumn 1621 to thank for surviving a brutal winter and renewed harvest.
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Boston
Furcolo
Massachusetts
Plymouth Plantation
Provincetown
Plymouth
Kasper begins one year federal sentence for contempt
John Kasper, the segregationist from New Jersey, reports to the Federal Correctional Institution in Tallahassee to serve a one year term after being convicted of criminal contempt for obstructing integration orders at Clinton High School in Tennessee. His attorney plans an appeal. He arrived with several books, including a copy of Mein Kampf, which were seized. He was transferred from Knoxville, where a six month sentence was issued last week.
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Tallahassee
Fla. M
John Kasper
Kasper
New Jorsey
Clinton, Tenn
Knoxville
Tenn
Adolf Hitler
Eugene R. Goodwyn
James Madison Hogg, 73, Dies in Middletown Hospital
James Madison Hogg aged 73 husband of Dora A. Hogg of 1909 Queen Avenue died at Middletown Hospital Friday at 11 p.m. Arrangements are incomplete at Riggs Funeral Home.
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Kerschbaum
Arthur Jacob
Rt. 1
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Paul Bergdall
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffler Fueneral Home
Dial GA
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Oneida
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Donald Miller
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West Bend
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2Nd Ave
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Wilbraham Rd
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Woodlawn Ave
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Converse
Manchester Rd
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Emrick
Clarence
Moore St
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H. H. Jung
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Kenneth
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