Dream of Eisenhower College Breaks Ground in Seneca Falls
The Eisenhower College groundbreaking near Seneca Falls drew up to 10 000 people for a 300 acre campus three miles southeast of the village. Groundbreaking followed a noon luncheon at Hotel Gould in Seneca Falls with Dr Earl McGrath detailing plans as two dormitories and two academic buildings rise before classes begin. Eisenhower’s son, grand ceremony at Seneca Falls Country Club capped the day.
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Seneca Falls Village
Hotel Gould
Scatland
Ofa
Earl
Grath
Seneca Falls
Eisenhower
Seneca Falls Country Club
Ian Eisenhower
Bunting
Sampson Air Strip
Oswego Man Arraigned in Child Strangulation Case
Howard R. Thompson Jr 18 of Oswego was arraigned in Fulton City Court on a first degree murder charge in the strangulation death of three year old Cheritarrenionmant Bivens found near her W Third Street home. Thompson was arrested late last night after Police Captain Frederick Scharf read a sworn statement detailing the alleged attack between 7 38 and 7 45 p m.
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Howard R. Thompson Jr
W. First Street
Oswego
Mtil
Richard C. Mitchell
Thompson
Cheritarrenionmant Sebkad
Fulton City
Richard N. Donovan
Phoenix
Ohio St
Bivens
Third St
Frederick Scharf
Donovan
Autumn dawn delays as thunder showers roll in
The first day of autumn dawns with a 1 06 am fall and rising temperatures despite heavy predicted thunderstorms. The weather forecast notes high humidity and warm skies tonight while a preliminary hearing for Thompson is adjourned. Asst. Dist. Atty. McCarthy opposes bail. Thompson remains in Oswego County Jail as police report ongoing investigations.
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Alacusmiugil
AIAG
Asst
Dist
Thomas McCarthy
Thompson
Oswego County
John W. Hageny
Ecumenical Council Approves Religious Freedom Declaration
In Vatican City the Ecumenical Council backed a declaration affirming religious liberty by a 998 to 224 vote. Pope Paul VI reportedly ordered the move after conservatives delayed action, signaling a liberal victory and paving the way for further revisions by the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity.
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Vatican City
UPID
Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Coordinating Commission of the Council
Secretariat For Promoting Christian Unity
Harper
Editorial questions quoted theft at Kingsford Park Junior High
A commentary targets a questioned theft of 5 from Kingsford Park Junior High School. Hageny led questioning with Scharf Captain Snyder Det LaTulip and Lt Kunzwiler assisting. The youth’s father testified he had graduated last June and was working as a handyman until recently. The mother waited in the family car outside Police Headquarters.
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Kingsford Park Junior High School
Hageny
Scharf
George Snyder
Robert LaTulip
Floyd Kunzwiler
Fire devastates Tennessee State Fair grounds exhibits
Wind fueled flames at Nashville Tennessee State Fair destroyed three main exhibit buildings including women’s and merchants structures killing no one but injuring 17. Firemen accounted for nine as Mayor Beverly Briley estimated losses at 10 to 12 million dollars with damage to art antiques handicrafts photography and merchandise shows.
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Cally
Beverly Briley
Briley
Pat Patterson
India and China exchange fire near Nathu La Pass
Indian government reports brief clash with Chinese troops at close range near the 14000 foot Nathu La Pass in the Himalayas. No Indian casualties. Chinese losses not confirmed. Also notes UN cease fire talks in Kashmir and New Delhi's position amid UN session opening.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
Nathu la Pass
Himalayas
Sikkim
Tibet
Bhutto To Attend U N Session Amid War Protests In Pakistan
Pakistan's foreign minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto heads to New York for the U N session amid clashes over a cease fire order. Thousands burn the U S Information Agency library in Karachi and U N flag is torn down. Airlift evacuations and Chinese troop movements near the border are reported.
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Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
New York
U.N
Karachi
Bhutto
Doctor sets sail to bring medical aid to Central America
For 15 years Dr Porter H Smith, 40, grandson of New Bedford whaling captains, saved to spread medical knowledge in underdeveloped lands. He and his wife with three children and a volunteer technician prepare to sail from Woods Hole aboard the 45 foot ketch Christiania to aid Central America.
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Woods Hole
Mass
Porter H.smith
New Bedford
Dr. Smith
Central America
Christiania
Porter H. Smith
Kay
Madison
Wis
Gisela Priebe
Smiths
Milwaukee
Tublingen
Germany
Miss Priebe
Hope
Harvard
Edward H.smith
North Atlantic
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Arctic Institute of North America
Smith
Pakistanis Burn U.S. Library in Karachi Protest
About 10 000 demonstrators burned the U S Information Agency library in Karachi and pulled down the United Nations flag from the U N offices amid protests against a U N cease fire order.
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U. S. Information Agency
Karachi
United Nations
U.N
Rawalpindi
U.S
U.S. Library
Pakistan
U.S. Information Agency
Thorncomb village pub pledge spurs win promises
After Thorncomb village team lost, a pub owner vowed to give each player a pint for every win. Twenty one men have played twice and collected two pints, with a player noting the transformation among the team.
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Thorncomb
England
Focal
Jean
California hunter turns to sea voyage to aid the underprivileged
Deer hunter B H Givins shoots two bucks signaling the hunt ends. Dr. Smith an anesthesiologist plans a three year voyage aboard the Christiania to aid Central America via a hospital ship auxiliary role. His wife Kay and three daughters await life aboard the vessel with volunteer Gisela Priebe joining the effort.
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Richard G. Case
and Warren H. Jones
Eisenhower College
Cayuga Lake
Dwight D. Eisenhower
By Martha Thompson
Lionel Earl
Council
Pace
Aimuspinonts
Obitmaris
Svteavaus
Svee
Sylvia Porter
Sevevsewees
Sevbor Fotum
Earl Wilson
Weeeve
Nashville, Tenn
Sten
Criti
Lion
Conrad Fine
Himalayan
Peking
Kashmir
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Security Council
Mohamed Ali Currim Chagla
London
U.N. Generals Assembly
Peshawar
United States
Khyber Pass
Kabul
Afghanistan
Charles T. Burns
Associsiad Prees
Team Spirits
Wno
Sukarno
Indonesia
Chou Enlai
Mao Kze-tung
Hussein
Jordan
Shah
Iran
Cemal Gursel
Forest Glen
Calif
B. H. Givins
Ins
Givins
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