Teen addicts declared a serious problem in Yonkers
In Yonkers New York a Catholic priest Msgr Edward Betowski calls on parishioners to fast from 6 am to 6 pm to combat narcotics in a fashionable northwest Yonkers neighborhood He cites 40 youths who have tried heroin with others smoking marijuana and notes many addicts travel from outside the area Police say Harlem is a source of NYC narcotics reaching Yonkers
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Msgr. Betowski
Church of Christ the King
John F. Foley
Daniel F. McMahon
Yonkers
New York City
Harlem
Mosquito War Being Waged In Houston
Houston officials battle St Louis encephalitis outbreak after 12 deaths in a month. Mayor Welch declares war on the female mosquito, with 100 cases reported and citywide spraying funded at 5000 dollars. Health officer Pigford cites dusk to dark bites and urges precautions while experts assist.
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Houston
Tex
Louie Welch
C. A. Pigford
Welch
Pigford
St. Louis
Loyola Pharmacy Accreditation Loss Is Possible
Loyola University of New Orleans may lose accreditation for its College of Pharmacy due to faculty departures. The News-Star confirms the accreditation is being questioned by the American Pharmaceutical Association’s Council on Pharmaceutical Education. Loyola hopes to regain status by mid October or early November.
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Loyola University of New Orleans
College of Pharmacy
News-Star
Northeast State College of Monroe
Louisiana
Charles Brennan
Loyola
Loyola College of Pharmacy
Brennan
Council On Pharmaceutical Education
The
American Pharmaceutical Association
College of Pharmacy At
Caspian Sea Fed by Eight Rivers Says Almanac
The Caspian Sea, the world largest lake, is fed by eight rivers with the Volga noted as the largest, according to the World Almanac.
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Caspian Sea
Sargest Lake
Volga
Students protest Khanh regime in Saigon and cities
Saigon and other Vietnamese cities saw antigovernment rallies by students demanding President Nguyen Khanh step aside for a civilian government. Ton That Tue led 5000 protesters in Saigon praising an end to Khanh's rule, while demonstrations occurred in Hue Tuy Hoa Can Tho and other towns. Protesters called for press freedom abolition of Khanh's charter and an end to Buddhist repression.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Ton
Tue
Khanh
Cape St. Jacques
Hue
Tuy Hao
Can Tho
Viet Nam
Lou Lemert Celebrates 10th Birthday in Monroe
Twin City column notes Lou Lemert daughter of Mrs. Harry Lemert of 1408 Island Drive Monroe. The birthday celebration culminates with a party this afternoon at the home of her uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. Prentice Gray.
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Lou Lemert
Harry Lemert
Island Dr
Monroe
Prentice Gray
Mrs. Ellerby Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Vernon L. Ellerby Sr. of 800 Alabama St. left St. Francis Hospital Thursday after a two week recuperation from surgery. She praised the doctors and nurses and said she is glad to be home, noting she is much better now.
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Vernon L. Ellerby Sr
Alabama St
St. Francis Hospital
Imprisoned Three Years Starving Boy Rescued in Miami
Police rescued Darrell Wilson a naked starving seven year old from a dark room where he had been imprisoned since 1961. An uncle Clyde Minnis 34 was jailed for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. His mother Iona Wilson and her common law husband Hayward Sanders were not home when police arrived.
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Miami
Fla
Darrell Wilson
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Robert Weimer
Clyde Minnis
Darrell
Iona Wilson
Hus
Hayward Sanders
Italian Red Leader Dies In Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti, 71, longtime head of Italy's Communist party, died in Yalta after a stroke and subsequent complications. The Soviet Tass report said he suffered the stroke Aug. 13 while visiting a Young Pioneers camp. He had led the party for 38 years and his death signals a leadership struggle.
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Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti
Communist Party
Yalta
Tass
Togliatti
Italy
Palmiro
Tugwell Reports $3 Million in Hot Checks in Louisiana
Baton Rouge AP report notes State Treasurer A. P. Tugwell said checks totaling $3.28 million were written but funds would not be available until next week. The shortfall stems from early fiscal-year cash needs, with warrants from Charity Hospital and eight colleges awaiting revenues.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
A. P. Tugwell
Tugwell
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Roy Theriot
Winds Rise Over Area With Showers Expected
A frontal system will bring stronger southerly winds today. Isolated afternoon showers are predicted. Moist Gulf air over the weekend may trigger showers late Saturday into Sunday. Temperatures stay warm with highs near 96 and lows around 75.
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Gulf
Monroe
Dirksen Seeks Foreign Aid First In Senate Agenda
Sen. Everett M. Dirksen vows to keep the foreign aid rider on the Senate floor when Congress reconvenes after the Democratic convention. He aims to use a cloture vote to limit debate and delay a Social Security bill’s passage that could include health care proposals. Sen. Strom Thurmond signals a push to strip federal courts of jurisdiction over state legislature apportionment.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Nl
Senate
Dirksen
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Supreme Court
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Highway District To Get New Head Next Wednesday
A. A. Braddock will become district highway engineer next Wednesday, replacing James Doyle who moves to the construction section in Baton Rouge. Braddock, a 20 year department veteran and Caldwell Parish native, has served as project engineer on Interstate 20 and is currently assistant engineer of district 58 in Chase. Doyle previously succeeded George Foreman when he moved to headquarters.
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A. A. Braddock
State Department of Highways
Baton Rouge
Braddock
James Doyle
District 58
Chase
Doyle
George Foreman
Monroe
Department
T. W. Parrish
Parrish
Caldwell Parish
Cleo's Winds Reach 70 MPH Ahead of Caribbean Storm
Hurricane warning flags flew over Barbados and the Windward Islands as tropical storm Cleo strengthened to 70 mph. The Weather Bureau in San Juan forecast Cleo could become the year's first hurricane tonight with winds up to 75 mph and hurricane force by Saturday morning. The center was about 460 miles east of Barbados at 11 am, after Navy reconnaissance found a rapid development from a tropical low.
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Miami
Fla
Barbados
Windward Islands
Cleo
Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean Sea
Navy
Executives or spokesmen identify the big wheels
A brisk观察 notes that determining true power in a firm hinges on who makes decisions and who speaks for the boss. The piece contrasts decisive leaders with mere mouthpieces, highlighting influence, strategy, and accountability within corporate hierarchies.
Mayors back Supreme Court reapportionment ruling at platform
St Louis mayor told platform writers at the Atlantic City Democratic National Convention that the high court ruling requiring legislative seats to be apportioned by population should be strongly supported. He urged a firm platform statement backing the decision as urban residents push for just representation amid ongoing congressional debates over court jurisdiction and constitutional amendments.
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Victor H. Schiro
New Orleans
Atlantic City
N.J
St. Louis
Platform Writers Today
Wy Szaayuvui
Tucker
Lopen
Platform Committee
High Court
Supreme Court
U.S
House of Representatives
House
Syncom 3 Reaches Near Stationary Earth Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The space agency says Syncom 3 achieved a near stationary orbit and could be maneuvered into position as the first satellite to hover over a single spot on Earth. Evaluation of tracking data was delayed by a bulky computer at Goddard Space Flight Center. The near stationary orbit was reached Thursday above Sumatra after a motor fired to create a circular path with apogee and perigee about 23 000 miles high.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
Earth
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Sumatra
Kennedy for Senate in New York endorsed today
BULLETINS NEW YORK AP says May or Robert F. Wagner will endorse Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy for the US Senate from New York today or Saturday per an informed source. WASHINGTON AP says FTC agrees to a six month postponement of its order requiring health warnings on cigarette packages. DETROIT AP says a strike will be scheduled next week against GM Ford or Chrysler if labor talks stall. BATON ROUGE AP says Louisiana ABC will enforce a controversial minimum price liquor law. NICOSIA UP I Greek Cypriot government under Archbishop Makarios plans to continue an economic blockade of the Turkish Cypriot area of Nicosia.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Robert F. Kennedy
US Senate
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Paul Rand Dixon
Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
United Nations
Makarios
Nicosia
U S Airlift Of Troops Key Factor
Congolese army counterattack near Bukavu, aided by about 150 U S airlifted troops, pushes rebels from part of the African quarter. Two Cuban exile pilots fly planes supporting the Congo air force. An American C130 ferries 60 wounded and 10 dead to Leopoldville as U S officials review policy amid missing Americans.
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Leopoldville
iCongo
Bukavu
Leonard Mulamba
Congo
Kivu
G. Mennen Williams
U.S
Washington
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Lewis R. Macfarlane
Seattle
Wash
William A. Dodds
Donald V. Rattan
Alexandria
Richard Matherson
Fresno
Calif
Republic of
Rwanda
Listen, Mother You May Have Future Leader
London AP reports American psychiatrist Dr Milton Berger presented a theory from a paper read at an international psychiatry congress. He contends that a baby's burp patterns signal future personality with loud infrequent burps linked to leadership and determination while softly burping infants tend to become less notable.
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London
Milton Berger
New York
Berger
International Congress of Psychiatrists
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