Pearson Liberals Fall Short of Majority in Canada Vote
Toronto dispatch reports Lester B. Pearson’s Liberals lead in Parliament but lack a clear majority with 126 seats to 133 needed. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker signals he will stay on, while calls for his retirement mount after Conservative losses and party dissension. It may take overseas Army votes next weekend to change the balance.
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Liberal Party
W.L. Mackenzie King
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Lester Pearson
John Diefenbaker
Fire destroys downtown Buffalo building causing vast damage
A four alarm blaze in a five story downtown Buffalo building occupied by Millington Lockwood, Inc. raged for nearly three hours on Monday night. Firemen estimated losses at upwards of $100,000 with no injuries reported as onlookers watched bricks and debris tumble from the upper floors. The cause was not determined.
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Thieves raid Spartanburg tire shop steal tires and watchdog
Thieves who raided the Spartanburg Tire Co last weekend took eight new tires money from the cigarette machine and the companys watchdog.
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Inside Radio TV 2 Editorial 6 Sports 11 Classified 12 Fulton 10 Obituary 5
Inside pages note editorial and sports briefs plus TV radio items and classifieds. Fulton county notices and obituary page offer local items with concise summaries for readers.
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Churchill Named First Honorary U S Citizen
Sir Winston Churchill became the first honorary citizen of the United States in a Kennedy era ceremony at the White House Rose Garden. The 88-year-old Briton could not attend in person, but sent a message read by his son Randolph.
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RR Freight House Burns in Rutland
A general alarm fire in Rutland Vermont Monday night destroyed three floors of the railroads freight house. Much of the railroad records and furniture owned by president William S. Ginsburg were lost. Damage estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 with one third of the structure gone and half of the remaining interior charred. Two firemen were injured fighting the blaze.
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Woman Dies After Hay Elevator Incident In Sayre
Mrs Charles Truman 44 of Flemingville Tioga County New York died at Robert Packer Hospital from injuries suffered when a hay elevator toppled in a barn on a farm operated by Mr and Mrs Truman. She was pinned under the machine Sunday and died today.
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Goldwater Won't Block Draft Move
Washington United States Sen Barry Goldwater dissented from efforts to draft him for 1964 Republican presidential nomination while signaling no active involvement He said he is running only for re election to the Senate in Arizona and that the draft movement will have to proceed without his help Despite acknowledging many involved and noting its fund raising strength Goldwater avoided comment on running in primaries and left Rockefeller’s California push to unfold separately
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Save Two Men Trapped in Well Near Rupert Idaho
Rescuers freed two part‑time prospectors Darrell Hamilton and Floyd Gambrell Jr. from a 600 foot dry well near Rupert Idaho. Both men in their late twenties were uninjured and in good spirits with Hamilton surfacing at 2 50 a m and Gambrell an hour later.
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New York Socialite Lenox Hill Death Reported
New York society figure Charlene Cassini 38 wife of indicted columnist Igor Cassini died today from an apparent barbiturate overdose. She collapsed in her apartment and was taken to Lenox Hill Hospital by police or medical responders.
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Winnie’s Kin Haul Cannon To Princeton
A Revolutionary War cannon sits in concrete behind Nassau Hall at Princeton University. It was placed there by Leon ami Walter Jerome, maternal grandfather of Sir Winston Churchill, who became an honorary U S citizen today. Jerome led a group 17 miles to New Brunswick in 1838 to haul the cannon to its resting place. The cannon had been used by the British and later taken by Gen. George Washington in the Princeton battle of January 3, 1777. Jerome, born in Palmyra New York in 1818, is listed as Princeton class of 1839 though he did not graduate. His daughter Jennie Jerome married Lord Randolph Churchill.
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U S asks Soviet to end Laos war through influence
Washington has asked Moscow to use influence with Communist North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao to halt fighting against neutralist forces in Laos. Llewellyn Thompson disclosed the démarche after a weekend meeting with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin. Dispatches report Pathet Lao moves reinforced by North Vietnamese troops threatening Kong Le’s neutralist forces and the Geneva accord's neutrality.
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Woman's Body Found On Lake Ontario Shore
A woman's partially dismembered body washed up Monday on the shore near a Wayne County village. Officials said ice cakes or fish could have caused the mutilation. Lab technicians could not immediately identify the body or determine the cause of death.
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Odd gifts and rifles found along 550 mile Thruway
Albany reports the State Thruway Lost and Found handles about 3000 items yearly. Among the odd returns are 31 papier mache goose heads, five rifles, four singing Santas and a drum. Most items go to owners. 750 remain unclaimed. Unclaimed items above 500 value are held longer before sale.
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Soviet War and Oscars Highlight 1962 News Tide
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk reports progress against Viet Cong in Vietnam as Laos and Thailand tensions rise under SEATO. In Santa Monica Gregory Peck and Anne Bancroft win top Oscars for 1962 films, Lawrence of Arabia dominates with seven wins. The Soviet Union warns NATO nuclear force plans trigger a global arms race and urges joint restraint.
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U S and Soviet Open Talks on Direct Hot Line
Geneva reports direct teletype negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union to establish a Washington Moscow hot line. Ambassador Charles C Stelle and disarmament negotiator Semyon K Tsarapkin meet at the U S delegation center to discuss safeguarding against accidental war and easing East West tension. Britain is eyed for later inclusion but officials prefer two nation talks for now.
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Swedish Star Anita Ekberg Weds Rick Van Nutter in Civil Ceremony
Swedish film icon Anita Ekberg married American actor Rick Van Nutter in a civil ceremony held in Lugano Switzerland. The couple confirmed the union and plan a private celebration with family and close friends in the coming weeks.
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Britain to Buy Polaris Missiles Under U S Pact
The United States and Britain announced an agreement allowing Britain to purchase Polaris missiles for its submarine fleet. Signed by Dean Rusk and Sir David Ormsby Gore, the accord sets no fixed quantity but officials indicate up to about 100 missiles, depending on Britain’s build program. Britain will pay normal missile costs plus U S services charges and a 5 percent R and D contribution.
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St Lawrence River Ice Blockade Delays Shipping
The St Lawrence River between Montreal and Quebec remains blocked by ice jams with about 20 ships delayed en route to Montreal and Quebec City. Several vessels at Montreal are held, while the main jam sits at Lancraie, 20 miles downstream from Montreal. Officials expect ships to resume by Wednesday.
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100th birthday reflects on long life and work
John Murphy plans to observe his 100th birthday but says he feels 98, despite reaching a century in age. He attributes longevity to hard work, though he admits he did not enjoy his many jobs.
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