Scientists claim three prehistoric man species coexisted
AP dispatch from Chicago reports Dr. Leakey and colleagues presenting evidence that Olduvai fossils indicate multiple hominid species, including Pithecanthropus and Zinjanthropus related skulls, lived in Africa about one to two million years ago. The conference features skull George as a key specimen and suggests humans evolved through multiple coexisting lineages rather than a single gradual chain.
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Robert Goldenstein
Cincago
Alajanes Holopists
Oro
Lewis
Winatire
Leakey
Ereden Memorial Museum
Naira Ures
Kenya
Henna
George
Olduval
Akler Ant
Irast
Java
Ibrat
Man i Leakey Aso
Momo Habilis
Ginjanthropus
le Key
Easter Seals Talk At Halfway Lions Meeting
Elliott Weinberg, Easter Seal Treatment Center of Western Maryland official, explains center facilities and patient rehabilitation at Frederick in a Lions Club talk. Camp Greentop support aids crippled children. fundraising proceeds support hospital and Halfway area activities.
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Elliott Weinberg
Lions Club
Frederick
Elliott Weinhers
Maryland
Kaderick
Medical College of Virginia
Weinberg
Frederick Centter
Washington
Carroll
Censer
al Frederick
Wasterington County
Liontamer Howas B
Vickels
Washington County Hospital Building
Paul C. Waggoner
Rhs
Glenn St
Kenmet
John Urspruch
Smithsborp Lions
Clay
Philippines leader cites Indonesian infiltration as greater threat
President Diosdado Macapagal condemned illegal entry of Indonesians into the Philippines, calling it a more immediate danger than the Vietnam situation. He stressed security concerns and ordered measures to curb cross border movement.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
Viet Nam
Jottings From Our Reporters Notebooks Continued
A collage of notes covers budget shifts with lower city spending, tax dispersion via hunting license receipts, and a push for expanded recreational opportunities to curb juvenile crime. Also includes local awards, education programs, dairy princess plans, and a new tree flood-history study by a Geological Survey hydrologist.
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Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Robert §. Sigafoss
Water Resources Divisio
Arlington
Sigafoos
Slexfoos
Artificial Heart Keeps Dog Alive at Baylor
In Houston, researchers at Baylor University College of Medicine kept a female dog alive for three days with a silicone like artificial heart, then sacrificed it for autopsy. The device, built at Rice University, weighs under a pound and measures about 24 inches in diameter.
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Rice University
William O'Bannon
Houston
Baylor University College of Medicine
Tex
Baylor Surgery Typot
University
al Hattom
Serener
C. William Wall
Charred crosses found at home of Mrs. Luizzo
Police found five charred crosses in Detroit on Viola Lineza’s home and in front of the city county building. Investigators said neither cross was burning when located and suspects remain unknown. One cross was reported burned in the Luizzo residence backyard.
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Luizzo
Detroit
Viola Lineza
City County
Crass
Mas.hivazo
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Liugzo
Cement Firm Workers Given Wallets for Accident-Free Year
Three hundred seven employees of Mareouelie Cement were presented with engraved leather wallets by Morning Daily for an accident-free year. The event occurred Friday afternoon with the wallets produced locally. An earthquake in Athens highlighted the era’s safety rewards in Central Greece and across Greece.
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Mareouelie
Hager House
Athens
Marersiavy Leather Co
Avallet
Yen
Greece
Peo
Local Deaths Open in Madison Area
Theodore A Johnson of Madison West Virginia died suddenly on Thursday aged unknown. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Russell Rymer Malverne New York Mrs Thomas B Warkman Chesapeake Ohio two sons Theodore Johnson Philadelphia PA Richard Johnson Pennsylvania 100 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral at East Funeral Home Roons dour Sunday 3 PM with Rev Dominicatslava officiating burial Rose Will Cemetery. The family will meet friends at the funeral home tonight.
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Theodore A. Johnson
Hagel (Kirk) Johnson
Madison
W. Va
McDonald
Mathias and
Bennet
McCausland) Johnson
Madison Bapitist
W.W. Mac Company
Wif
Russell Rymer
Malverne
Thomas B. Warkman
Chesapeake
Ghia
Theodore Johnson
Philadelphia
I Yta
Richard Jnhnson
Messapenna
East Puwerst
Roonsdour
Nichard Leo Haynes
Hayer Holel
Ilness
Locust Traye
Edward and
Maude Lee
Beets) Haynes
Martin's Storage Company
Hagerstown
Jak
Fle
Itiss ‘Thoma L. Haynes
Dorine Muntina
Minnia
Hager
Shirley Finfrock
Leitersburg
James
Hagies
Douglas Waynes
Kenneth Maynes
St. Louis
Y J
the East
Boonshoro
Warren Rhoades
Locust Grove
Pam
Lichen B. Mowen
Greencastle
Mele B
Diehl) Mowen
Dahlgreen Street
Waynesboro Hospital
Irewil Vondilinn
Nariman J. Diehl
Greens Jcasile
Anhie
Goetey Dieh
Allondet
EVR
Greeneasen
Charles D. Mawen
Alma Barkdoll
Waynesboro
Charles Knepper
Chambersburg
Ethel Poe
Eugene Mellinger
Charmbersburg
William Diehl
Norman J. Diehl Jr
Zimmerman
Greentastla
Marvin L. Rice
Cedar Hill
Green Aausky
Dorothy Evelyn Golden
Tiwrathy
Evelyn (Deshong) Golden
Marvin Leslie Golden
Orleans
War Atemorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Buck Valley
Clarence B
Kilith M. Beally Deshong
Piney Plains
Warfordsburg
Marvin L. Golden Jr
Yancock
Clarence Golden
Thomas Allen
Mary Catherine Deshong
Little Orleans
Grove Funeral Home
Hannack
Golden
Piney Plans
Arkson
Purial
Robert. R. Wolford
Greengcastle
Pal — Robe Lert R. Wollard
Green
Horn
Franklin County
Beatley
Mollie (Tice) Wol- Tore
Rhoda Wolford
Alenn Schiltt
Floyd Starliper
Grenicastle Roule Que
Ars
Ronnie Stape
Retired Justice Minton Listed in Critical Condition
In New Albany Indiana AP Retired Supreme Court Justice Snermen A Minton aged 74 is listed in critical condition after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage and a clot near his heart. He was taken from his Silver Hills home to Fynd Memorial hospital in an intensive care unit. He retired from the Supreme Court in 1956 due to ill health following the landmark 1954 desegregation decision.
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New Albany
Ind
Supreme Court
Snermen A. Minton
Minty
New Supreme Court
Silver Hills Briday
Finyd Memorial Hospital
Minton
Area Deaths in Greencastle Pennsylvania
Obituaries from Greencastle and surrounding counties list Mele B Mowen Dorothy Evelyn Golden and Robert R Wolford among the deceased and survivors. We note deaths in late week with service details at Zimmennan and Macedonia churches and burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Steelworkers Bargaining Stalled Ahead of May First Strike
Negotiations for a new contract in the basic steel industry are in recess this weekend as the 12 man Industry United Steelworkers committee reassembles. They have yet to report any progress beyond plant level issues while the May 1 strike deadline looms.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworker Committee
Mikoyan Calls for U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Vietnam
In Budapest Soviet official Anastas Mikoyan urged the withdrawal of American troops from Vietnam and proposed the two communist camps bury their hatchet to unite against imperialist aggression. He appealed to end U.S. arms support for South Vietnam and pressured North Vietnam to resist external forces. He spoke during a session before the Hungarian Parliament.
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Budapest
Hungary
Anastasi
Mikoyan
U.S
Stolen painting at Pushkin Museum in Moscow
A valued 680 year old work titled Saint Duke by Fransais, on loan from Odessa, disappeared from a second floor gallery at Pushkin Museum. Officials would not confirm the theft as reporters noted a wall gap where the painting hung and the exhibit opened February 25.
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Moscow
Pushkin Museum
Iy Anusemn
St. Duke
Fransals
Odessa
Former Actor Tom Neal Charged in Wife’s Death
Palm Springs California reports that Tom Neal, once a film star in the 1940s, was booked on suspicion of killing his 29 year old wife Gail Neal. She was found shot in their home and Neal surrendered Monday, making no statement.
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Tom Neal
Palm Springs
Calif
Gail Neal
Pat Springs
Neal
Tie
Freanehot
Aura Payleh
Prayer Today Eternal Got Oped To Minds This Day
A brief prayer urging self examination and courage to speak truth in love. At Berkeley California, Stuart LeRoy Anderson, president of the Pacific School of Religion, signs the invocation.
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Jesus Christ
Stuart LeRoy Anderson
Berkeley
Calif
Pacific School of Religion
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Turtle Creek
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