Officials At Odds In Drugging Case
In Cleveland Ohio police press for criminal charges against Lillian Fratantonio 29 for admitting to feeding barbiturates to daughters Bernadette 3 and Venita 5 as doctors dispute criminal versus medical handling. Coroner Dr Samuel Gerber and Mt Sinai Hospital staff urge treatment not punishment.
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Bernadette
Venita
Richard Wagner
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Earl E. Smith
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Fratantonio
St. Ann Hospital
Hoffa Attacks Kennedy in Camden Address
James R. Hoffa, international president of the Teamsters Union, blasted Sen John F Kennedy calling him unworthy of trust and the sponsor of a slave labor law. Hoffa urged union members to refrain from voting for Kennedy in November while he tried to quell local labor feuds in Philadelphia and Camden.
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Camden
N. J
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
John F. Kennedy
Hoffa
Teamster
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Landrum-Griffin
Robert
McClellan
U.N. Plans Reinforcements for Congo Troops
United Nations moves to reinforce security forces in Katanga Province to take over from Belgian soldiers. Contingents from Sweden Morocco and the Mali Federation gather in Leopoldville for transport to Elisabethville to bolster a 240 man Swedish unit led by Dag Hammarskjold. Ethiopian soldiers will fly from Addis Ababa. Hammarskjold assumes military command and discusses ferries to bring in replacements. Lumumba accuses Hammarskjold of foot dragging on UN resolution while Moscow and Peiping rail against his actions.
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Morocco
Mali Federation
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Eliszabethville
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Elisabethville
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Kamina
Belgium
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United Nations
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
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Moscow Radio
Moise Tshombe
Peiping Radio
Tshombe
Red Technicians Quitting China
Yugoslav correspondents in Beijing report Soviet technicians and advisers exiting Red China by trainloads amid worsening Moscow Peiping ties. French sources echo, but no official confirmation exists. The exodus aligns with renewed ideological rifts following a June Bucarest truce and Pravda’s attack on dogmatists who push inevitable war.
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UPI
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Moscow
Peiping
Red China
Communist Party
Bucharest
Yugoslavia
Borba
Tanjug
Red China Daily
Pravda
Red Chinese
Wives and Parents Clash Ahead of Powers Trial in Moscow
In Moscow two days before the U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers trial, his wife Barbara and his parents clashed over plans to sell stories to Western outlets. Barbara met with diplomats and said Powers should be described as a reconnaissance scout, not a spy. Meanwhile the family sought embassy help, while the Soviets kept Powers isolated prior to court.
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UPI
Francis Gary Powers
Barbara
Oliver Powers
Edward Freers
Lee Brady
U.S
Richard Snyder
Snyder
Powers
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Castro Followers Hand Out Religious Propaganda at Havana Cathedral
Catholics leaving Havana Cathedral Sunday received written sermons aligning true Christianity with opposition to the revolution. Militia outside the church distributed pro Castro material as Cuba begins a period without anti church violence. A Catholic lay organization endorsed the bishops declarations against Castro and backed their anti Communist stance. President Cortico seized Moa Bay Mining Co in Oriente Province, slated for militia occupation to enforce confiscation. Freeport Sulphur Co of New York vows legal action to protect its interests. Echo I satellite will pass Pittsburgh Tuesday at 4 16 a.m. eastern time, NASA announced.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Osvaldo Corticos
Moa Bay Mining Co
Oriente
Freeport Sulphur Co
New York
Freeport Co
Nicaro Mining
Presidential Campaign Starting To Warm Up
Washington based report notes Democratic and Republican national chairmen trading counterclaims of victory for their parties in the upcoming November presidential race.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
Senate
House
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
GOP
Storms and politics mix at OAS session in San Jose
Foreign ministers gather for emergency OAS debate on Soviet Cuba links while Raul Roa demands Latin solidarity against U.S. actions. The meeting also weighs sanctions on Trujillo and Cuba’s western hemisphere threat amid Khrushchev pledges. Meanwhile UPI reports drownings, and US election chatter swells with Nixon Kennedy Javits and Roosevelt ties.
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Costa Rica
UPI
Organization of American States
OAS
Cuba
Raul Roa
Fidel Castro
United States
Havana
Venezuela
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
Western Hemisphere
Nikita Khrushchev
Island
Deaths in Struthers and nearby areas span ages into eighties
Death record dated Monday August 15 1960 lists William Cicchillo 40 of Struthers George Albert Flannery 43 New Wilmington RD 2 Harry J Mack Sr 77 939 Adams St Charles J Kenehan 84 RD 4 Oliver B Wymer RD 4 and James W Clinefelter 89 Vojlant RD 1 noting their ages and locations in Ohio and nearby communities.
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George Albert Flannery
New Wilmington
Harry J. Mack Sr
Adams St
Charles J. Kenehan
Oliver B. Wymer
James W. Clinefelter
Vojlant
ML&H Union Meet With Mediators in Pittsburgh
Federal and state mediators met with representatives of Manufacturers Light and Heat Co and the United Mine Workers to settle a 106 day gas workers strike. All five District 50 UMW locals were represented along with an independent Beaver Valley union and the AFL CIO Utility Union of Wheeling W Va.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
United Mine Workers
District 50 Umw
Beaver Valley
Afl-Cio
Wheeling
Lawrence County Farm Show Opens With Record Crowds Expected
The Lawrence County seventh annual farm show opens tomorrow at the J. R. Rick grounds two miles east of New Castle. Officials cut ribbon at 9 a.m. with Mayor Herman F. Steinbrink and county leaders. 5 000 expected for the ox roast and outdoor dinner. The three day program features Home Economics Roundup judging tractor events FFA demos a Shenango band concert 4 H style show horse show antique cars and other exhibits.
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New Castle News
Lawrence County
New Castle
J. R. Rick
Marlene Ginsberg
Mildred Radick
Kathy Brice
Kathy Beadel
Susan Burton
Kathy Gaston
Linda Mossoff
Susan Smith
Pomona Grange Queen
Herman F. Steinbrink
Joseph W. Gilmore
George F. Bolinger
Ray Bailey
Pomona Grange
Becky Henry
Glenn Patterson
FFA
Shenango
Lawrence County Saddle Club
Red Foley
Grove ‘City
Editors Nixon Plan To Stage Panel Session
Delegates at the UPI Washington conference of editors and publishers will quiz Vice President Richard Nixon and hear reports on foreign policy and the manned space program. The Sept. 8 9 session at the Statler Hilton will include George Low and Walter Bonney briefings and an address by Ezra Taft Benson.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Conference of Editors
Richard M. Nixon
Statler Hilton
George M. Low
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Walter T. Bonney
NASA
Ezra Taft Benson
Christian A. Herter
Chester W. Bowles
John F. Kennedy
Canadian Prison Riot Quelled at Stoney Mountain Penitentiary
An uneasy quiet settled at Stoney Mountain after a riot left one inmate dead and four convicts plus three guards wounded. Over 150 officers from RCMP Winnipeg police and prison guards used bullets and tear gas, ending the five hour uprising that began during a Sunday baseball game. Seven ringleaders were placed in solitary confinement.
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Stoney Mountain, Man
UPI
Stoney Mountain Penitentiary
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Winnipeg
General Hospital
RCMP
C&O Stockholders Vote on Merger with Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders are invited to a September 14 special meeting in Cleveland to approve affiliation and an eventual merger with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. President Walter J. Touhy argues the plan would boost earnings and economies under unified control.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
C&o
Walter J. Touhy
Touhy
Partisan Feuding Grips House and Senate Major Bills
The House and Senate resume work amid partisan fights over housing and school construction plans. Kennedy backs a $1.25 minimum wage hike and a medical care plan for the elderly amid GOP and conservative resistance. Other topics include defense funding questions, national primary ideas, and veteran benefits parity.
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UPI
House
Senate
House Rules Committee
John F. Kennedy
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
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