Dad Allen Story Marks 40th Anniversary in Society
The National Society for Crippled Children And Adults marks its 40th year. Beginnings trace to Elyria 42 years ago with Edgar F. Allen known as Daddy Allen. The feature appears in the paper on page 2, with additional arts coverage on page 10 featuring Elyria’s Art Crafters group.
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National Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Edgar F
Daddy) Allen
Artcrafters
Elyria Art Group
Bicycling Joys and Weekend Features Highlight Joys of Riding
Charles R. Rose extols the joys of pedaling in the first of two articles, a pro cyclist’s view of biking for all ages. He points readers to page 16 for the full story and notes family friendly features on the Weekend Dividend Pages on pages 16 and 17.
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Charles R. Rose
Barbershop Harmonizers Plan 50th Anniversary Program
Lorain County barbershop harmonizers unveil plans for a program marking the organization’s 50th anniversary on the first page of today’s edition. The celebration underscores decades of community singing and regional cooperation among chorus members.
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Lorain County
Fibber McGee and Molly star Molly McGee dies at 63
ENCINO Calif UPI longtime radio comic Molly McGee 63 star of Fibber McGee and Molly died after cancer battle Matted by prayer services at Our Lady of Grace Encino. Rosary Sunday Requiem Mass and burial in Holy Cross Los Angeles set Monday.
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Encino
Calif
UPI
Molly McGee
Molly
Fibber
Fibber McGee
Funny McGee
Marian Jordan
Jim
Jim Jr
Kathryn Newcomer
Jordan
Mrs. Jordan
Jordans
Bakersfield
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Los Angeles
Yanks Hurt In S Viet Nam Blasts
Communist bombs injure two Americans and nine Vietnamese in Saigon on the eve of South Vietnam’s presidential election. Grenades exploded near a hotel housing U.S. advisers, wounding Lt. Carl S. Cox of Salem Oregon and nine Vietnamese. William C. Thomas of Fort Myers Florida was hit in his home and flown to the Philippines for treatment.
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Saigon
UPS
Viet Nam
Carl S. Cox
Salem
Ore
Cox
William C. Thomas
U.S
Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas
Philippines
Monkey Tumor Hints At Anti Cancer Vaccine
A Nigerian village monkey with a tumor may point to an anti cancer vaccine. Buffalo researchers report a human tumor caused by viruses in a risky but hopeful line of cancer science. Other teams present evidence of vaccines from human and animal tumor viruses and theories on cancer transmissibility.
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Stuart H. Loory
Atlantic City
N.J
Yaba
Lagos
Three Buffalo
N Y
Tute
Buffalo
Irving Greenspan
Steven O. Schwartz
Hektoen Institute For Medical Research
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Nature
Grace
Amer
Lican Association For Cancer
Elmer T.cer
Feltz
Roswell Park
Julian L. Ambrus
Vira
Grace -Tist
James T. Grace
Sime
Dara catches fire in Persian Gulf storm. most aboard saved
The 5,030-ton British liner Dara with 440 passengers and 110 crew, including Indians and Pakistanis, caught fire in a fierce Persian Gulf storm and was abandoned. Royal Air Force and US rescue planes stood by as ships from several nations scooped up survivors, with 300 aboard Empire Guillemot and 150 on British Energy heading to Kubai. one death and four missing reported.
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Bahrein
UPS
Dara
Persian Gulf
Basra
Karachi
Bombay
Royal Air Force
Dharan Air Base
Saudi Arabia
Empire Guillemot
Kubai
British Energy
Kennedy and Macmillan pledge common freedom commit ment
President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urge unity against world dangers in a joint White House statement. They stress cohesion of the Western alliance, discuss Laos Vietnam, and urge a nuclear test ban while supporting UN authority and European economic unity.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Western Alliance
Laos
Vietnam
White House Rose Garden
Russia
Minis
Europe
United Nations
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
U.n.’S
Sidewinder Missile Described as Deadly Heat Seeker
Washington reports details on the Sidewinder air to air missile. The weapon, nine feet long and pencil shaped, travels at twice the speed of sound and homes in on heat from engine exhaust to strike aircraft up to 50,000 feet. It has proven effective against Red Chinese Mig fighters and began use in March 1950s.
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Washington
UPS
New Mexico
United States
Greener
Hansen
Three Aboard Survive B52 Downing Over Mt Taylor
A B52 bomber shot down by a Sidewinder near Grants New Mexico caused a high altitude crash. Three crewmen parachuted to safety while ground teams and helicopters searched the mesa for other survivors. Injured captains and a gunner were hospitalized as an Air Force board investigates.
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Grants
Sandia Air Force Base
Albuquerque
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