Pickles Lose Out As Favorite Food Of Pregnant Women
In San Francisco Dr. Steven Polgar said a Bay area study found only nine percent of pregnant women chose pickles as their favorite food. Fruit juices led at thirty percent with meat and fish close behind. Nationally pickles ranked fifth.
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Marriage Rate Down In State High Divorces Reported
Harrisburg officials report 68,916 marriages in Pennsylvania in 1962, down 701 from 1961, the lowest since 1958, while 14,316 divorces were granted, up 710, with incompatibility and desertion as top causes.
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Charred Surfside Hotel search for 11 missing bodies
Searchers combed the Surfside Hotel ruins for 11 missing bodies among 25 elderly people killed in the Monday blaze. Two more bodies were recovered on Thursday as investigators work through the charred debris in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Jordan 150 Vote Lead After City Recount
Unofficial tallies show Republican Mayor-elect John C. Jordan ahead by 150 votes over Mayor Robert W. Rainey after a recount in six city ballot boxes. Rainey gained five votes, narrowing the lead from 155. Officials say the official tally will be released later, with petitions possible within five days of that notice. Party leaders plan further recounts to address irregularities cited by Democrats.
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Robert W. Rainey
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Edward M. Rea
Ralph Audino
Nine Koreans Die in Range Rocket Scrap Hoard
Nine Koreans were killed and nine injured on a firing range near Sero ul Korea as an Army Honest John rocket exploded during scrap gathering. The villagers, warned to leave the area, were 30 miles north of Seoul, marking the largest toll from a firing range incident.
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Arkansas Clergy Urge Tolerance in Race Letter
A pastoral letter read in Little Rock and across Arkansas urges love thy neighbor as divine law. Titled A Pastoral Letter on Race and Conscience, it says race issues are the nation’s top domestic problem and cannot be solved by laws alone. Written by white and Negro clergy for the Greater Little Rock Conference on Religion and Human Relations.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Arkansas
Greater Little Rock
Congo Expels Russian Embassy Counselor Amid Coup Plot Ties
Leopoldville authorities expelled Soviet Embassy counselor Boris Voronin after he and Yuri Maikotnykh were arrested on charges of aiding an anti-government plot. Voronin flew to Brussels under heavy guard. Maikotnykh remained in custody. Premier Adoula ordered the men out by Saturday and said other Russian embassy staff were also not welcome. Moscow protested, calling the arrests an act of arbitrariness while Congo said relations remain intact and replacements would be accepted.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
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Brussels
Belgium
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Cyrille Adoula
Adoula
Congo
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Maikotnykh
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Death notices listed for Braatz Beil and Paul
Obituaries published for Charles A Braatz of RD 5 Olive B Beil 81 of Glenfield and Martin Paul 72 of Ellwoll City in the memorial brief.
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Glenfield
Martin Paul
Ellwoll City
JFK Says New Saturn Rocket Will Top Reds
Harrisburg report notes a revived Pennsylvania driver medical exam program focusing on older motorists and accident prone individuals. The plan, quietly reimposed after a pause, includes automatic notices and exams every ten years, with renewals tied to medicals and new data processing. Gov Scranton promotes safety with interdepartmental coordination, county driver training schools, and new safety awards.
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David L. Lawrence
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Smith
William W. Scranton
Kennedy touts space booster and TFX fighter plane in Texas tour
President Kennedy, amid a rain soaked Fort Worth rally, touted a powerful Saturn rocket booster and defended the TFX fighter plane as a key instrument of freedom. He urged a concerted space effort as he campaigned through Texas with multiple stops and speeches.
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Wampum School approves union with Ellwood City district
Wampum School directors vote to join forces with Ellwood City Area school district amid restructuring. Other items include stock price chatter, antitrust enforcement support, and previews of Pitt and Penn State coaches ahead of a big game.
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City Bank Balance Reevaluated After Error
Treasurer Marie C Hanlon and Finance Director William E Thompson say City Hall balance last Friday was about 50 300 not 22 556 as earlier cited by The News. Hanlon reports 51 591 today correcting the previous figure.
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Vatican approves use of modern languages in Catholic worship
The Ecumenical Council authorized Latin replacement in most rites by a 2158 to 19 vote. The liturgy document, ready for papal promulgation, spans seven chapters and allows modern languages in baptisms confirmations confessions communions marriages holy orders and extreme unction with bishops empowered to permit broader Mass use.
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Cambodia Seeks French Aid After U.S. Rebuff
Cambodia will approach France for financial and military assistance after rejecting more than 30 million dollars in U S aid. Sources say Prince Norodom Sihanouk favors Western aid over Communist bloc help, easing fears of a shift toward China.
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Cambodia
UPI
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U.S
Norodom Sihanouk
China
Pro American Ikeda Wins Fourth Term in Japan
In Tokyo Premier Hayata Ikeda secured a large mandate to govern for four more years. He stayed well ahead of the opposition Socialists and Communists, who made modest gains.
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Japan
Tokyo
UPJ
Hayata Ikeda
Weather hours forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Today's weather brings considerable cloudiness and warmth with a high around 56 to 64 degrees. Tonight remains cloudy and windy with scattered showers, and temperatures fall to 52 to 58. Saturday turns cooler with further showers and windy conditions.
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Jackie Makes Decided Hit With Texans
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy draws large crowds on her Texas tour. She shakes hands at airports streets and hotel lobbies and delivers a Spanish speech to Houston's Latin American community. The First Lady appears stylish and buoyant on her first Texas journey since their second son died.
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UPI
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Scranton Questions States’ Rights in Five Year Plan
Gov. William W. Scranton, discussing Kennedy’s five year plan to aid Appalachia, warns against federal programs eroding states and local control. John K. Tabor says the plan could bind Pennsylvania to detrimental positions. Roosevelt stresses states’ consent and tours eight states for a $4.2 million federal state corporation.
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Nixon Predicts Johnson Sidetracked If Kennedys Loss Looms
Nixon told reporters in Dallas that Kennedy may drop Lyndon B. Johnson as running mate in 1964 if the race tightens. He argued Johnson is a political liability in both major regions and urged a Republican candidate to focus on Kennedy's record rather than personal attacks.
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