Hibernians Try Fish For First Friday In 93 Years
Across the nation first Friday meat ban eased as Roman Catholics sampled meat and fish options. In New York the Ancient Order of Hibernians offered fried shrimp sole and roast beef at a testimonial luncheon with about half choosing fish and others continuing meat abstinence.
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New York
America
Msgr
Francis Quinn
San Francisco
Connecticut
Eugene Rolari
Bridgeport
Seattle
Wash
Order of Hibernians
Order of
Hibernians
U. S
Farmer killed by corn feed unloader in Liberty Ind
John H. Link 55 of Liberty route three died on his farm Friday after being dragged into an automatic corn feed unloader. Authorities said he lost his balance and his arm became entangled in the equipment as his son Fred drove the tractor towing the rig.
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Liberty, Ind
John H. Link
Rt. 3
Liberty
Link
Fred
Aransons Lose Quintuplets After Premature Births
Pittsburgh doctors describe the 242 month premature quintuplets born to Michael and Mrs. Aranson as miraculously surviving early days. Three babies died from brain damage and respiratory failure, a fourth succumbed, leaving one infant named Roni Sue who died after resisting brain damage and jaundice. The parents faced tragedy as a private funeral was held for all five, with physicians noting the couple had been given medication to induce ovulation after birth control pills altered the cycle.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Michael Aranson
Lee Bass
Roni Sue
Bass
Aronson
Duquesne University
Aranson
Witness To Testify On Marilyn Sheppard Death Case
A mystery witness with personal knowledge of the Marilyn Sheppard murder is set to testify before the Cleveland grand jury investigating the 12 year old case. Foreman William Pringle refused to identify the witness, who is not Bay Village or a police official. Prosecutor Corrigan would not confirm the witness. Samuel Sheppard and attorney F. Lee Bailey appeared at Friday’s session. Bailey said new evidence exists and more witnesses will be called. Sheppard, acquitted in 1954 and freed in 1956 after Supreme Court review, offered cautious remarks on the process.
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Cleveland
UPI
Samuel Sheppard
Sheppard
William Pringle
Pringle
John T. Corrigan
Corrigan
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Russell Sherman
Elyria
Ohio
Sam
U.S. Supreme Court
Parents Seek Immunity in Child's Death
New York USIA grand jury probes the 1965 deaths of Edmund Crimmins Jr. and sister Alice as the parents Alice Crimmins and Edmund Crimmins refuse testimony, invoking the Fifth Amendment amid immunity requests. Police questioned over 2,000 people and seek a key suspect.
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New York
UPI
Edmund Crimmins Jr
Alice
Alice Crimmins
Edmund
Howard Cerny
Cerny
Crimmins
Harold Harrison
Harrison
Cosmos 134 launches unmanned Soviet satellite
Moscow reports Cosmos 134, the 30th Cosmos of the year, an unmanned data gathering satellite. Tass says it orbits Earth every 89.6 minutes at 65 degrees, ranging 132 to 197 miles altitude. The mission aims at spaceflight prep, weather study, and orbital radiation research with spy implications noted by U.S. officials.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Cosmos
Tass
Congress probes Office of Education expansion of hearings
Washington reports the U S Office of Education faces a congressional inquiry now broadened to regional hearings. The investigation, authorized earlier this year by the House, aims to assess the department's ability to administer its programs, conducted by a special subcommittee of the House Education and Labor Committee.
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
House
House Education and Labor Committee
Indiana approves funds to purchase Wyandotte Cave site
The State Budget Agency and Gov. Branigin approved using 350000 to acquire Wyandotte Cave property in southern Indiana as a state recreational area. The money split includes 250000 from cigarette tax funds and 100000 from the forestry fund, with F M Rothrock Co and Wyandotte Cave Co listed as payees.
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Indianapolis
Wyandotte Cave
Indiana
State Budget Agency
Roger D. Branisin
Department of Natural Resources
Forestry Fund
F. M. Rothrock Co
Wyandotte Cave Co
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