Nuts Mansfield Hotel Ruins Yield Another Body
At Mansfield six persons remain unaccounted for after the DeSoto Hotel fire. Two more bodies were recovered from the wreckage, badly burned and not yet identified. Names tied to the blaze include Maxine Yerian, 20, and residents Maurice Tinsley, W M Miller, John Gresham, Frank Sarp, Paul Coursen, and R Wentz. Howard Hursh, 83, died from injuries.
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Mansfield
UPI
DeSoto
Iate
Maxine Yerian
Yerian
W.M. Miller
John Gresham
Frank Sarp
Pittsburgh
Paul
Howard Hursh
General Hospital
Laotian Civil War Surges Amid Vientiane Uprising
Fighting erupted in Vientiane as rebels led by Col. Bounleut Saycode seized Radio Vientiane, the airport and a stadium in support of a coup attempt. Loyalist forces under Gen. Kouprasith Abhay and Gen. Khamkong faced off, while Prince Souvanna Phouma urged negotiations with Western diplomats and the ICC to avert bloodshed.
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Laos
UPI
Khamkong
Souvanna Phouma
Col
Bounleut Saycode
Radio Vientiane
Kouprasith
Quane Ratikoun
Souvanna
International Control Commission
Installation of Bishop Issenmann as co adjutor in Cleveland
The largest gathering of bishops in 25 years attended the installation of Bishop Clarence Issenmann as co adjutor of the Catholic diocese of Cleveland at St John s Cathedral. Papal letters named him apostolic administrator and aide to Archbishop Hoban as U.S. Catholic hierarchy assembled.
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Cleveland
UPI
Clarence G. Issenmann
U.S
St. John’s Cathedral
Columbus
Edward F. Hoban
Moonport project resumes after three day strike
Construction workers ended a three day walkout at Cape Kennedy delaying Apollo moonport work. The 3800 workers and 45 space agency projects idled about 200 million dollars in space building activity as crews began a slow return to normal.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
America
Apollo Moonport
Space Agency
Weather and life event briefs from the region
Partly cloudy with a few snow flurries overnight and Wednesday then clearing and cold. Low tonight 6 to 12 below zero. high tomorrow about 10 above. Births deaths marriages licenses and notable local entries include several names and ages across Celeryville Norwalk Willard New London Monroeville and New Haven.
ArchitectureSketch for New First United Presbyterian Church
Architects Samborn Skekatte Otis and Evans of Toledo prepared a sketch for the proposed First United Presbyterian Church to be built on Benedict Ave. Final plans are expected soon with bids anticipated next month.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Samborn, Skekatte
Otis and Evans
Toledo
Benedict Ave
Councilman Blackburn Wont Seek Reelection
Democrat Richard Blackburn, the first ward councilman, says he will not seek another term citing business obligations. Filing petitions in the first ward include Louis R. Nardechkin and Albert R. Sho walter. Republican primaries loom in the second and fourth wards with Alvin J. Riley and Harold Finch challenging incumbents. Mayor Louis G. Frey seeks a fifth term. Michael C. Rice is the sole Republican candidate. Multiple incumbents and candidates filed for council at large and other offices in Norwalk, Bellevue, and surrounding areas.
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Richard Blackburn
First Ward
Huron County Board of Elections
Louis R. Nardechkin
Albert R. Showalter
Norwalk
Bellevue
Third Ward
Alvin J. Riley
Russell E. Cunningham
Harold Finch
Richard D. Cunningham
Fourth Ward
Louis G. Frey
Michael C. Rice
Cyril W. Dawson, Jr
James J. Kovacs
Thomas E. Loesser
Corwin
C. Dale Geisler
Eugene P. Anthony
Fifth Child Born Secretly to Sherri Finkbine
Sherri Finkbine, who earlier terminated a Swedish abortion in 1962 out of fear of fetal deformity from thalidomide, has given birth to her fifth child, a healthy girl. The 7 pound 2 ounce baby was born last Friday under tight secrecy, marking a rare personal milestone amid a life marked by controversy.
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Sherri Finkbine
Sweden
Mrs. Finkbine
Grace of
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Queen Visits Ethiopia on State Visit to Addis Ababa
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Addis Ababa for a state visit greeted by about a quarter million Ethiopians. Emperor Haile Selassie welcomes the royal couple as Britain grants asylum to Selassie decades earlier after Italy’s subjugation of Ethiopia.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
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Harry Lee Kimberlin
New Haven
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