Rayburn Nearing Death As Cancer Reaches End
Sam Rayburn 79 lay dying in Dallas from cancer as doctors reported the illness in an official bulletin. President Kennedy and others offered prayers while hospital staff said no further surgery was anticipated and Rayburn would be kept comfortable in his final days.
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Thurber Makes Slow Progress After Brain Surgery
New York humorist James Thurber 66 underwent emergency brain surgery to remove a blood clot and was reported progressing slowly in critical condition. A Doctors Hospital spokesman said he had a good night and was coming along after the operation Wednesday night. He is the author of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and many works.
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Illness Cripples Speaker Rayburn Amid Kennedy Push
Washington reports that cancer severely weakens Speaker Sam Rayburn. Doctors warned of intense pain and rapid decline as Kennedy era liberal agenda faces new obstacles. The illness elevates concerns about leadership during the post session transition and party strategy.
Where To Turn TM Sale Now Is Legal
A closing out sale now licensed is described with grim good humor by a business man. Licensing of a heating project draws criticism for Elyria's building inspector and defense of action. A planning report shows Oberlin bypass apparently not planned before 1930. Amherst’s Doughnut Hing mentioned amid resident sleep.
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Weather outlook for Ohio turns sunny and warm
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio forecast with bright sun and warmth for today. Highs near 74 to 80. Tonight remain clear and mild with lows around 33. Saturday expected fair and warm. Temperature range noted from Thursday 42 to 72 with no precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity readings recorded at 8 a.m. 39 percent, 2 p.m. 40 percent, 8 p.m. 50 percent.
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Hamburg train crash toll climbs to 33
A Hamburg collision between a work train and a passenger train left 33 dead and dozens injured. Rescue crews worked through the wreckage as officials blamed the high speed for the disaster on a canal bridge, with authorities noting mangled bodies and amputations at the scene.
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McCormack Favored to Replace Rayburn in House Fight
The Dallas hospitalized figure of Sam is cited as the one kope overlooked by Kennedy as the House faces a leadership crisis. McCormack leads a field including Albert Albert Rains Walter Bolling Mills Boggs with Rayburn’s power seen as unmatched and unlikely to be replicated.
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Indoor Gardening Advice Starts Today
The Garden Page launches a weekly feature with practical tips for adding interest and beauty to homes through indoor plants. Each Friday, readers can follow simple steps to grow greenery without special expertise.
Ocelot Must Lap His Gin Elsewhere at Princeton
Princeton bans Lancelot the ocelot after a student keeps the 30-pound pet in a dorm. George R. Bunn, a Springfield Illinois junior who paid 100 dollars for the animal, laments the move but admits campus rules prohibit pets. Lancelot has fended for himself on turkey scraps and gin and tonic.
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West Berlin Shooting Sparks Western protest over dangerous action
Western military chiefs protested to Soviet commandant Col Solovyev over Communist police firing into West Berlin killing two East German refugees and injuring a West Berlin officer. Maj. Gen. Sir Rohan Delacombe presented the protest for Britain the United States and France amid rising border tensions along the Berlin sector.
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Reds threaten to boycott atomic peace talks in Vienna
In Vienna Soviet officials warned they would boycott the atoms for peace conference if new Western moves occur. UPI reports American troops stood on alert as tensions rose with Soviet concerns over security regulations. The IAEA conference installed Sigvard Ekhund as director general and Vasily Emelyanov spoke for the Soviet delegation.
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No Progress In Lorain Ford Talks
Lorain Assembly Plant workers and Local 425 UAW faced stalled bargaining as 4 100 hourly staff backed by a 10 hour session failed to resolve contract issues. Pay and local demands remain unsettled while national talks in Detroit continue on key noneconomic points and plant disputes.
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