Ex-marine under guard in slaying of two cheerleaders
Ex Marine James Vance, a schoolmate of slain cheerleaders Noreen Buckley and Margaret Kennedy, remains under guard at his Morris Plains home as police study a lie detector test given with a priest present. Investigators found blood in his car and linked tire irons to the case, while authorities say Vance reported an attack on him the night the girls were last seen.
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Laos installs coalition government in Buddhist rites
The Laotian government of national union took office in ancient Buddhist rites led by neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma. The 19 member cabinet includes neutralists, Boun Oum’s right wing, Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, and Pathet Lao led by Souphanouvong. Phoumi and Souphanouvong serve as vice premiers as outgoing premier Boun Oum resigns to King Savang Vathana.
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Heart pioneer heads $458,000 research plan
Dr. Magen F. Sones Jr., a world pioneer in coronary artery catheterization, will lead a $458,000 research program at the Cleveland Clinic. The John A. Hartford Foundation funds $258,000 with the clinic contributing $200,000, aiming to open new frontiers in coronary surgery.
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Ten Million Dollar Downtown Plan For Painesville
A $10 million renovation plan for downtown Painesville Ohio was announced by Robert R Jenks Associates. The project includes a large department store office space a two story hotel and numerous shops and stores in the central business district.
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Robert R. Jenks Associates
Fifteen Girl Scouts Earn Second Class Badges
Fifteen Girl Scouts were awarded second class badges at Investiture services held Thursday at the First Congregational Church. Named— Beverly Burge Anne Dussel Judith Hunt Kiane Martin Geraldine McMahon Vicki Miller Linda Riddle Nancy Saxe Maria Sheffield Patricia Strubben Debra Warner Anne Weber Sally Willard Christina Wright and Sarabeth Rose.
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Wellington
Con fessions of an Opium Eater stars height clash
Albert Zugsmith adapts the Thomas De Quincey classic with Hollywoods tallest actor and its shortest actress. Yvonne Moray at 42 inches debuts opposite veteran Vincent Price, who stands six feet four inches tall.
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Laos forms neutral government in new political shift
Laos announces the formation of a neutral government amid regional tensions. The move aims to consolidate control and ease international pressure as neighboring nations monitor the balance of power. No further details on leadership or structure were disclosed.
Buckeye Girls State Holds Air Raid Drill
Buckeye Girls State staged an air raid drill in Columbus with jets overhead from near Lockbourne AFB. The exercise, led by Sylvia Cox, used Bexley Police for the stunt and was deemed a success.
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Sullivan Named Comptroller of American Brake Shoe Division
American Brake Shoe Company announces John J. Sullivan Jr. will serve as comptroller of the Troy Michigan based American Brakeblok Division. Sullivan joined the firm in 1951 and has worked in the general accounting department in New York.
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Troy
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Sullivan
New York
Oberlin Municipal Court Traffic List
Oberlin Municipal court records list several defendants with speeding fines ranging from 10 to 35 dollars. Names include Ross F. Vanarsdale, Stanley R. Greaves, John L. R. Babitt, Raymond E. Reed, Dalé E. Nause, Mrs. Margaret L. Whitnes, Samuel L. Jones, and Glenn A. Carruthers with offenses such as speeding stop sign violation offering no contest and failing tail lights.
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Avon Baptist Vacation Bible School Program Planned
Avon Baptist Church will hold a Vacation Bible School program tomorrow night at 7 30 p m in Avon Elementary School. Parents and friends of the children who attended the two week session will view activities and student work displays. All children must be present by 7 15 p m. The Hebron Baptist Churches Moonlight Boat Cruise is scheduled for Monday evening.
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All-stars ay My Pop Wants to Borrow TV for Game
A reader notes that their father plans to borrow a television to watch tonight's game, reflecting household routines during a big sports event. The concise plea hints at shared viewing traditions and the social role of televised sports in family life.
DeMolay Unit Sets July 21 Meetings and Cookout
Wellington District Five DeMolays and DeMolay Mothers advisory board plan Sunday gatherings at Ashland with a 6 p.m. fry at Wallace Bear Farm on Whitney Road. Tickets are available from members. A DeMolay Mothers Club barbecue follows at 6 p.m. July 21 at Mrs. Joseph Tenney’s home. District meeting August 9-11 will select Sweethearts to represent the district at the Cleveland conclave.
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Rusk seeks Italian support for pro West policies
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrived in Rome after touring West Germany to secure assurances that Italy's Socialist backed government would keep pro Western foreign and defense stances. He praised gains with Adenauer and stressed continued NATO cohesion and future Italy-Haly cooperation. In Bonn, Schroeder saw him off as ambassadors greeted him. In Cleveland, Great Lakes bulk fleet reported 312,725 net tons moved last year, with ore coal grain and limestone up nine percent of 1960 total.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
United States
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Alliance
Haly
Attilio ‘Piccioni
U.S
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Gerhard Schroeder
Cleveland
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What AA Is Alcoholics Anonymous Overview and Purpose
AA is a fellowship of men and women sharing experience strength and hope to solve their common problem and help others recover from alcoholism. Membership requires an honest desire to stop drinking with no dues or affiliations. Its aim is to stay sober and assist other alcoholics in achieving sobriety, Elyria Ohio box 321.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Elyria
Ohio
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