Prayers Answered for Returned POW Scott Rush and Family
Mrs. H L Rush of Tucson says she will provide a home for her son Scott Rush and his Chinese wife after news that he is out of Red China. She recalls years of prayer, but fears for his health from wartime injuries and photographs. She hopes they will live with her temporarily and plans to visit Santa Cruz Catholic Church to give thanks.
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Cliff Fall Fatal Near Cleveland Park Cliff
The body of Stanley J. Fillar, 44 of Lakewood, was found at the base of an eight foot cliff in Rocky River Reservation of Cleveland Metropolitan Park. Police said he apparently fell from the cliff and the coroner will determine the cause of death.
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Rocky River Reservation
Cleveland Metropolitan Park
Stanley J. Fillar
Lakewood
Call for Help Goes a Long Way in Lowellville Raid
Mrs Ralph Cunningham and daughters returned to a ransacked Lowellville home as two youths looted the house. The emergency call routed through Washington and Columbus, reached police, and deputies found loot scattered on the floor with jewelry missing and cash undetermined.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Ralph Cunningham
Lowellville
Washington
D.C
Columbus
Marcia Cunningham
Picketing at Yellow Springs barber shop led to arrests
In Yellow Springs Ohio five demonstrators were jailed for violating an injunction limiting picket lines to four at the barber shop. Two Negroes and three whites, members of NAWP ACTION and NAACP affiliates, were arrested as tensions over barber shop policy escalated. Sheriff Bradley will confer with Judge Young before filing charges.
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Gegner
Greene County
Russell A. Bradley
Gegners
Action
William F. Miller
Cincinnati
NAACP
Robert Leavy
Flynn Harvey
Columbus
Faye Green
Alvin Bennett
Insemination Breakthrough Reveals Frozen Sperm
At the International Genetics Conference in The Hague four U S women have had babies via artificial insemination using sperm frozen for two months. Dr Jerome K Sherman of Arkansas reported four more American women are due to deliver. He described sperm stored at minus 320.8 Fahrenheit and proposed future uses including fertility maintenance, donor banks, and population control.
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Jerome K. Sherman
The
University of Arkansas
Sherman
Turncoat Rush Leaves Communist China After 10 Years
American turncoat Scott L. Rush, 31, from Marietta Ohio, emerged from Red China after a decade under its system. He called life there “hell” during a 1958–1960 period and said he wants to return to the United States with his Chinese wife Helen and their year-old daughter Betty Jean. Rush described weight loss from 125 to 108 pounds, noted hopes to visit his Tucson mother before settling on the West Coast, and explained he left after a curiosity about communism and a “foolish mistake.” He arrived with about 300 yuan, worked in Wanhan textile factory, earned 189 yuan monthly, and witnessed the Great Leap Forward’s rigors. five of the original 21 U.S. turncoats still hold communist ties.
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United States
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Rush
China
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Ohio
U.N. Command
Tucson
Ariz
Iest
Betty Jean
Thas
Akron
Chinese Red Cross
Wanhan
Morris R. Wills
Fort Ane NY
William C. White
Plumerville
Ark
Clarence C. Adams
Memphis, Tenn
Harold Webb
Fort Pierce
Fla
John R. Dunn
Baltimore
Lowell D. Skinner
Albert Belhomme
Ashland
Belhomme
Toettle
Belgium
Tax Bill Vote Delayed To September Twenty Sixth
Washington AP reports the House will not vote on President Kennedy's tax bill until about September 26 as backlogged legislation slows progress. The $11 billion tax cut, civil rights measures, and other items top the calendar, with House members expecting a long session and Senate debates on the nuclear test ban treaty and civil rights delaying major action.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Thunderbirds At Lockbourne AFB Open House Planned
In Columbus Ohio the Lockbourne Air Force Base Kiwanis Club Kids Day plans a Sept 21 open house inviting all ages to see the Thunderbirds and equipment. Capt Bill Baxter information officer said the event will include the Air Force jet demonstration team for both kids and adults.
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Columbu, Ohio
Air Force Kiwanis Club
Smartry
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Thunderbirds
Air Forces
Bill Baxter
Pope receives Japanese court head in private audience
Pope Paul VI welcomed Kesaburo Okata, head of the Japanese Supreme Court, in a private audience at Castel Gandolfo on a Saturday. The meeting underscores Vatican interest in Japan and international judicial exchanges.
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