Wellington school aide McCormick dies after heart attack
Roy C. McCormick 61 longtime Wellington High principal died at a Traverse City hospital after a heart attack while returning home from vacation. He taught and coached at Wellington since 1926 and served as athletics director. Survived by wife Mildred daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral arranged with Masonic rites. In Korea UNC reports a third American killed in a clash near Munsan Ni as North Korean forces penetrated south of the DMZ. weiterer casualties include two North Koreans and a South Korean. UPI report notes heightened U.S. readiness and a brief combat alert in the area with several soldiers wounded or killed.
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Mac) McCormick
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Indiana
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Norton Funeral Home
First Congregational Church
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Greenwood Cemetery
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UPI
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Korea
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Baltimore
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Drexel Hill
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Theresa, Wis
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Armistice Commission
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Peking
U.S
Two Portsmout h men nabbed in Medina bank robbery
Medina police quickly stopped two Portsmouth men after a 2:40 p.m. alarm at the Akron Savings and Loan Co. branch. Lawrence D. Rollins 29 and Harold H. Thompson 34 were arrested after a six minute robbery in which $6095 in cash and travelers checks were seized. They were taken to Cleveland to face federal bank robbery charges with bond set at $25000 each and arraignment dates pending.
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Famed bloody hatchet stolen in Columbus incident
UPI reports budget cutter Richard Lb. Krabach’s bloodstained hatchet, given as a tie clasp when he cut 5,000 state jobs and ordered a 9.1 percent budget reduction. A group examined the hatchet recently and one person did not return it to him.
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UPI
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Krabach
Kennedy to hold news conference at 4 p.m. Thursday
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. EDT Thursday. The event will be broadcast live on radio and television. This will be his first news conference in two weeks.
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UPI
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Weather report for Northeastern Ohio today and week
Northeastern Ohio: Sunny and less humid with little temperature change today, high around 78. Fair and mild tonight with low near 46. Wednesday expected mostly sunny and a bit warmer. Monday temperatures ranged 70 to 81, record highs from last year 62 to 83. Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 p.m. EDT Monday was 0.22 inches. Humidity 93 percent at 8 a.m., 97 percent at 2 p.m., and 54 percent at 8 p.m.
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Wife of Elyria minister killed in West Virginia crash
The wife of Elyria pastor Rev George Williamson was killed when their car was struck by a jackknifed truck on U S Route 60 near the West Virginia Turnpike entrance. Williamson was hospitalized in serious condition with pelvic fractures and a bladder injury. Their daughter Dorothy Jean, 15, and Mrs Frank Ramey were listed as satisfied at local hospitals.
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Hand graft operation in France on accident victim
In Bourg de Perge France surgeons grafted a boy's hand to his wrist Monday in a pioneering operation rated at only one in ten thousand chances of success. The boy had lost both hands in a tractor mower accident Saturday.
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Red China blamed for Korea killings and Asia tensions
U.S. officials say Communist China aims to raise Asia tensions and disrupt East West talks after a U N soldier was killed south of the Korean truce line. They warn of intensified Chinese harassment along the India to Korea border and possible artillery actions near Quemoy and Matsu.
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Red China massing planes along disputed Indian frontier
New Delhi discusses early warning precautions after reports of more than 1,000 Red Chinese aircraft near the northeast frontier. Indian Defense Ministry officials cite a vast Chinese air armada and 13 divisions massed from Ledakh to Assam amid tension and renewed U S India arms talks fallout.
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Radar device eyed by Oberlin FAA controllers
Federal Aviation Agency controllers in Oberlin anticipate a new radar system to improve traffic control. Elsewhere Erie County officials address a complaint about a dump odor on Thomas Road. Elyria opens its Southeast Bypass with public enthusiasm. SADIE the bloodhound persists on scent despite postoperative issues. A report notes Indian Foreign Secretary Besai briefing Colombo delegates on Red China’s military buildup along the northeast frontier and border tensions with the USSR, including air fields, garrisons, and supply routes near Tsang Po, the McMahon Line, and the Sikkim frontier. Nehru warns of potential renewed Chinese aggression amid escalating rhetoric and regional nervousness.
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Sikkim
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Disease becomes new threat to Skopje after quake
Disaster relief pours into devastated Skopje as officials fear disease from disrupted water and buried bodies. Rescue crews intensify searches while authorities report 813 bodies recovered and warn up to 70 more may remain, signaling contamination risks in the quake zone.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
Aleksandar Grlukov
Macedonia Executive Council
Nude motorist showers at Houston gas station
James C. Brown, 26, a Houston gas station attendant, watched a naked driver shower with the station hose while pumping a dollar’s worth of gasoline. The driver dried off, paid, and left, leaving Brown stunned.
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UPI
James C. Brown
Brown
Nabbing a Nest Egg Scheme: Powers Charged in Akron Women Fraud
Detroit report says Richard Powers, 49, used charm and lies to borrow over 14 thousand dollars from three Akron women since spring. He admitted aiming to repay later, claiming romance and a recent Marine image helped his scheme. He told police he planned to return the money but faced extradition to Ohio.
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Cleveland
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