Youth convention exhibits empathy for disability in Ohio
Delegates Henry Pilewick and Sandy Kamen, both teens, tried 24 bouts to feel handicap experiences at the Ohio Association for Retarded Children convention in Marietta, describing claustrophobia and blindness as personal. Eva McKee, 18, Newark, stopped talking for 24 hours amid frustration. Across the page, Britain's novelist EM Forster, a Bloomsbury survivor, dies at Cambridge aged NM after a heart attack, noted for A Passage to India and keen focus on individual human minds.
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Pilewicz
Youngstown
Miss Kamen
Cleveland Heights
Eva Mckee
Newark
Bloimsbury
Cambridge University
Coventry
India
Forster
England
New Middlesex Sheriff Skips Harvard Commencement Uniform
Middlesex County Sheriff John Buckley will not attend Harvard University commencement in Cambridge, opting not to wear the traditional sword and silk hat. He donated $20 to a local children's charity for the outfit, saying the uniform felt inappropriate. University marshal William G. Anderson confirmed Buckley would skip the ceremony, noting the sheriff’s office norm includes wearing the uniform when required. The Suffolk County sheriff would assume Buckley’s duties, presumably in full regalia.
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Cambridge
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Harvard University
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Harvard
William G. Anderson
Anderson
Suffolk County
Nixon Eisenhower Graduation Party at Camp David
President and Mrs Nixon return to the White House after a weekend at Camp David with the Eisenhower family. A steak dinner and large cake celebrated three graduations. David Eisenhower and Julie skipped Amherst and Smith college commencements to avoid demonstrations. Susan Eisenhower graduated from Westtown School. Attending were John Eisenhower Mamie Eisenhower Milton Eisenhower and David’s godparents George and Mrs Horkan.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Milton
Davis
George Horkan
Motorist Loses Arm Drives On After Highway Collision
Yasubide Tkeda, 24, was on a Japanese highway when a truck grazed his right arm sticking from the window. He drove about a mile before discovering the amputation. Doctors at Hakogawa Hospital in Kobe said the clean cut bled little and caused little pain. He reported in fair condition after driving himself to the hospital. police later found the arm on the highway ten minutes after admission.
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Tkeda
Hakogawa Hospital
Kobe
Japan
Ikeda
Robert Young Wins Third Emmy Despite Time Gap
Hollywood reports Robert Young wins best actor in a series for Marcus Welby MD marking his third Emmy after earlier wins for Father Knows Best. Susan Hampshire wins best actress, William Windom best actor in a comedy, and Patsy Duke tops outstanding single performance by an actress. NBC leads networks with 27 awards. Room 222 earns multiple honors.
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Susan Hampshire
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James Thurber
Hope Lange
Patsy Duke
Charlie
Miss Duke
Anni Bancroft
Annie
Peter Ustinov
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Sally
Gail Tisher
Mannix
James Brolin
Room 222
Karen Valentine
Michael Contantine
NBC
CBS
WET
David Frost
Wational Ballet of Canada
Court to Rule on Voter Veto of Public Housing
The Supreme Court agreed to decide next term whether voters may veto public housing projects in their community. The San Jose city council appealed after a 1962-67 amendment blocked housing there. A Florida case signaled a full bench will hear arguments as Justice Blackmur joins.
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U.S
Maryland
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California
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Tan
Harry G. Blackmur
Lady Fleming Granted Five Year Passport To Leave Greece
Lady Amealis Fleming widow of Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin, received a passport valid five years after the Interior Ministry reversed an earlier refusal. The decision on May 27 had remained unexplained. Fleming appeared as a defense witness in a terrorism trial involving four defendants.
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Greece
Amealis Fleming
Alexander Fleming
Ministry of Interior
Fleming
Unclear fragment hints at carnival or event details
Fragmentary text mentions a carnival or fair setting with names and lanes but lacks coherent facts or identifiers to form a complete news item. No clear people, organizations, dates, or locations are readable to establish a concrete summary.
Giant Chinook Joins Peru Earthquake Rescue Efforts
A large V8 Army Chinook capable of lifting three tons flew into the Huaylas Valley to aid quake survivors cut off since May 31. The disaster left about 40,000 to 500 dead and tens of thousands homeless or injured across Peru.
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Imaa
Peru
UPS
Huaylas
Andes
Patatroopers
Anta
Huaraz
Cerro de Pasco
Chiqui“an
Alcatraz Indians Plan Paid Tours For Island Occupation
Indians occupying Alcatraz Island plan conducted tours of the former prison to raise funds. The General Services Administration says no landings have been authorized and may seek Justice Department action to halt the venture.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Thomas Hannon
General Services Administration
Department of Justice
Cambodian Troops Recapture Airfield Near Siem Reap
Cambodian government forces retook the Siem Reap air field in northwest Cambodia after driving out Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops from Kompong Thom. Reinforcements were flown to Battambang and trucked to the front as fighting continued near Angkor Wat. Tourists had been evacuated, and authorities warned the airfield remained unsafe for landings. Total casualties and exact troop movements were not disclosed.
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Siem Reap
Cambodia
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Battambang
China
Prince Noronom Sihanouk
Slem Reap
Refugee Aid Sought for Cambodian War Victims
Geneva reports the International Red Cross and League appeal for aid to 185000 displaced Cambodians and 75000 Vietnamese refugees. Japanese Red Cross pledged 12 million dollars. Campaign seeks food, transport, sleeping mats, and medical supplies for those who fled home due to war.
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