Psychiatrist Dr Julia Deming Dies at 76 in Philadelphia
Dr Julia Deming a Freud associate and pioneer in American psychiatry died at her Philadelphia home aged 76. A Oswego Kansas native and Bryn Mawr and Women’s Medical College graduate, she fled Nazi Austria in 1938, helped free Freud and Anna Freud, taught and led in Boston and Philadelphia psychiatry, with services planned in Oswego.
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Vienna
Tony Pastor Hospitalized After Stroke In Dayton
Big band leader Tony Pastor aged 58, famed for Sunny Side of the Street and Them There Eyes, was hospitalized in serious condition after a stroke in Dayton Ohio during a two week engagement. He collapsed at the Sheraton Dayton Hotel during the first week of shows leading a fivepiece orchestra.
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Longtime 'Mr GOP' Joseph Martin Dies
Joseph W. Martin Jr. a longtime GOP leader and former House speaker, died at 83 in Fort Lauderdale after a 42 year congressional career that ended with a primary loss. Born in 1884, he began in the Massachusetts House in 1912, became a pivotal GOP figure, and once owned the North Attleboro Daily Chronicle.
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Florida
Edgar Eisenhower Hits Hole in One at Palm Desert Course
Edgar Eisenhower brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower, a 79-year-old Tacoma lawyer, scored a hole in one on the par three 18th at Seven Lakes Country Club in Palm Springs area. It follows his brother's ace on the same course a month earlier. He aced the 120 yard 18th, the fourth ace of his golf career, while not playing with Dwight.
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Mia Farrow Leaves India After Meditation Retreat
Actress Mia Farrow said goodbye to her brother John at Palam International Airport before flying to London to work on a movie with Elizabeth Taylor. She described a marvelous time meditating near Rishikesh on the Ganges with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and about sixty foreigners.
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New Delhi
Will of Pershing’s Grandson Probated in New York
Lt. Richard Warren Pershing grandson of John J. Pershing left an estate estimated at 100 000 to 250 000 to his brother in a probate filing in New York. He died February 17 from wounds in Vietnam and had lived in Manhattan with his brother John Warren Pershing who receives the estate minus 10 000 bequeathed to R T A Inc the Skull and Bones Yale secret society. He was commissioned a second lieutenant after Yale graduation in 1966. his grandfather commanded American troops in World War I and became general of the armies.
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Black Jack) Pershing
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Vietnam
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Telephone Installers Take Strike Vote Across Western Electric
The Communications Workers of America began a strike vote among 22,000 telephone equipment installers at Western Electric in 43 states. They aim to authorize an immediate walkout after rejecting a 15 to 25 cent hourly raise as inadequate. Union leader Joseph Beirne said a strike could occur once results are in, as the wage package is seen as a pattern for over 400,000 industry workers. No further talks were set after the vote was called.
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Manchester
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New York
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Western Electric Co
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Western Electric
Bell Telephones System
Czechs Seek Extradition of Defector General
Vienna reports Czechoslovakia demands the extradition of Maj. Gen. Jan Sejna from the United States based on a mutual crime extradition treaty. The Foreign Ministry says steps are underway through the Prague Embassy in Washington. Sejna’s defection could trigger top leadership resignations and shifts in defense and interior ministries.
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