Quads’ Father Takes Spotlight in East Orange
Ciro Bravata, father of quadruplets born Saturday, confesses “I’ve got troubles” as his wife Grace and the quads recover in East Orange General Hospital. Bravata admits a second family in Queens, with Louise Strohlein Bravata, while Grace reveals years of marital strain and unpaid support claims.
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Ciro Bravata
East Orange
N.J
Bravata
Louise Bravata
Grace Bravata
New York
Borough of
Queens
Ciro
Robert
John Duprey
New York Daily News
Orange
N. J
East Orange General Hospital
New York City
Grace
Louise Strohlein Bravata
Louise
Herman Caponi
Caponi
Hollis
Pennsylvania Railroad
School Vandalism Prompts Warning
Supt. D J Huenink warned parents that students caught vandalizing city schools may be prosecuted and that damage raises tax burdens. He cited episodes at the new high school and East school with bicycle entry and roof damage, urging parental cooperation to stop costly acts.
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D. J. Huenink
Huenink
Eisenhower urges Congress to lift bond interest ceilings
President Eisenhower asked Congress to remove the 3 percent savings bond ceiling and the 4 percent cap on long term marketable bonds. He also sought to raise the permanent debt limit from 283 to 288 billion and the temporary cap to 295 billion dollars amid a public debt near 286 billion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury Department
Hot Humid Weather Spurs Big Pool Opening at Recreation Park
Heat and humidity drew 774 visitors to the local pool as temperatures topped 89 with a line forming before opening at 2 p.m. Yesterday. A swimming team meeting is planned at 5 p.m. Wednesday with coaches Carol Koenig and Dr. Frank C. Stiles. Softball games scheduled for tonight were postponed due to rostering issues.
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Recreation Park
Mercury
Johnson
Carol Koenig
Frank C. Stiles
Sabotage Blamed for West Java Train Wreck
Indonesia's Communications Minister Sukardan told Parliament last month’s West Java crash killed 92 and injured 124. He blamed an unidentified saboteur who disconnected the locomotive from the passenger coaches on an incline.
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Jakarta
Sukardan
West
Java
Relatives say Jane Dakin was insane at double murder
Testimony in her first degree murder trial featured Jane Dakin’s relatives insisting she was insane the night she killed her parents. George Dakin and grandmother Viola Ward described her mind as not present and emotionally erratic during the Dec. 1 incident.
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Maulton
Jane Dakin
George Dakin
Antigo
Jane
Viola Ward
Dakin
Mary
Elizabeth
Phillip Dakin
Miss Dakin
Wisconsin Diagnostic Center
Madison
James J. Maloney, Former Secret Service Chief, Dies at 63
James Joseph Maloney, 63, former chief of the Secret Service, died Sunday at a veterans hospital in Clearwater Florida after a stroke. The longtime public servant had led the agency in prior years and was commemorated by colleagues and veterans groups.
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Jim Maloney
Clearwater, Fla
James Joseph Maloney
The
Secret Service
Veterans Hospital
Camporee guides scouts on five mile Blanchardville trail
About 150 scouts and leaders joined Valley District Boy Scouts for the annual Camporee at Blanchardville with two plotted five mile trails. Patrols tested compass morse code and trail signs, awarding Flaming Arrow Troop 138 for the trail test and neckerchief slides and songs at a campfire hosted by Roy Hefty.
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Monroe
Brodhead
Ray Goodmiller
Roger Brunkow
Dennis Grossen
Browntown
Blanchardville
GOP Chooses 1960 Targets in Wisconsin Campaign
In Green Bay the Republican convention named three 1960 targets a Democratic Assembly majority an opposition Senate minority and a Democratic governor Nelson. Delegates criticized the withholding tax plan proposing a debt limit lift and praising a balancing budget with a projected 16 million dollar surplus.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin
GOP
Assembly
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Bureau of Budget and Accounts
Mail Delivered By New Guided Missile
The Post Office Department reports the first successful mail delivery by a guided Regulus missile launched from a U S submarine in the Atlantic. It landed at Mayport near Jacksonville Florida aboard the Barbero. The distance traveled was not disclosed and the cargo included messages for Cabinet members Congress justices of the Supreme Court governors postmasters general of 99 nations.
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Washington
Post Office Department
U.S
Atlantic
Auxiliary
Naval Air Station
Mayport
Jacksonville
Fla
Barbero
Department
Summerfield
Congress
Supreme Court
Universal Postal Union
Raymond R. Kubly Jr Named New President of City Alumni Group
Raymond R. Pat Kubly Jr was named president of the Monroe high school Alumni Association at the annual dance in the old high school gym attended by about 300 people. Richard Schmiedlin became vice president. Alden Hawthorne treasurer and Mrs Doris Bruni Beaupre secretary. Retiring officers were W A Bender David Von Moos Mrs William Gyure and Robert Tschudy. Larry Ladd orchestra provided music decorations included streamers and over 1200 balloons.
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Raymond R
Pat) Kubly Jr
Monroe High School
Richard Schmiedlin
Alden J. Hawthorne
Richard Maurer
Ernest Zumbach
Doris Bruni Beaupre
Rockford
W. A. Bender
David von Moos
William A. Gyure
Robert E. Tschudy
Larry Ladd
Davis Favored as GOP Choice for Wisconsin Governor
Green Bay delegates backed former Rep. Glenn Davis of Waukesha as the preferred Republican candidate for governor in a GOP convention poll. Nixon led the presidential race with 490 votes. Davis led Thomson 285 to 138 among 612 delegates with others and scattered votes totaling the rest.
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Green Bay
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Nixon
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Appleton Post-crescent
Davis
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Yelson Rockefeller
New York
Warren Knowles
Paul Rogan
Ray Dittmore
Milwaukee
Robert Zimmerman
Harvey Higley
Veterans Administration
Philip F. LaFollette
Atty
Stewart Hon‘ck
Walter J. Sohler
John Byrnes
Alain
GOP
Cairman
Philip Kuehn
University of Wisconsin
Wilyur Jenk
Melvin Laird
Marshfield
Supreme Court
Roland J. Meinle
Stock Market Reports Uneven Trade Decline
New York investors faced uneven trading as prices fell slowly in early afternoon activity. North American Aviation saw buy orders pile up while Foster-Wheeler encountered selling pressure delaying openings.
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New York
North American Aviation
Foster-Wheeler
Target Holder Killed by Child at Pittsburgh Exposition
Mamie Peniman a 38 year old entertainer known as Wild Bill Cody was fatally shot at the Pittsburgh Bicentennial Exposition while holding rifles during a trick shooting act. A 9 year old boy, who believed the rifles were props, fired a shot after his mother allowed him to examine display guns. Police detained the boy for questioning.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Alice
Wild Bill Cody
John Monaco
Frontier Vilage
Young Monaco
Two Youths Drowned in Wolf River Drownings
Two youths died in separate Wolf River incidents in Waupaca County. David Kelley, 15, of Manawa, drowned when his raft capsized. brother Joseph, 17, was rescued. In Fremont, 17-year-old Thomas Campbell of New London died when his motorboat overturned as two companions reached shore. Barbara Jean Cooper, 9, of Milwaukee, died after falling into the Milwaukee River. divers recovered her body.
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Associated Press
Wolf River
Waupaca
David Kelley
Manawa
Joseph
Kelby
Thomas Campbell
New London
Fremont
Barbara Jean Cooper
Milwaukee
Milwaukee River
Tragic Phoenix Bus Crash Kills Sixteen Farm Workers
Sixteen Mexican laborers died and 32 were injured when a crudely built bus converted from a truck rammed a tree near Phoenix and exploded. Driver Nate Manuel Gloria Jr said he dozed at the wheel and planned to hand control to an assistant at a nearby intersection. The crash, the worst traffic collision in Arizona history, left many charred bodies and burned survivors.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Highway Patrol
Nate Manuel Gloria Jr
Gloria
Mesa
Garlic Fields
Tolleson
Elmer Charbeneau
Leopold Martinez
Arizona
Bible Classes Open Daily Vacation Church School in City
Enrollment reaches 374 children and youths as Daily Vacation Bible School opens under Dean Jesse R. Dom. Classes run 9 to 11:15 a.m. weekdays until June 19 with age grouped sessions at Immanuel EUB, St John’s, Grace Lutheran and other churches. Sixth and junior high groups have shifted to longer morning hours this week.
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Monroe
Daily Vacation Church Bible School
Riev
Jesse R. Dom
Kingergarten
Immanuel Eub Church
St. John’s
Grace Lutheran
Bethel Eub
Fire Reported At City Dump
City firefighters were dispatched to the municipal dump to extinguish a blaze at 1 20 p m today with authorities reporting a contained incident and no injuries.
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Dump
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James Caporale
Central Park
Rose Caporale
Nick Kambourakis
Christopher Caporale
Roslyn
Raymond R. Kubly Jr
City Alumni Group
City
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