Jury Still Out In Anti Deer Bomb Case In Orchard
A civil suit filed by William Esline seeks 15000 in damages for permanent injury to his right hand after stumbling on an explosion in an orchard test area used to deter deer. Everett W. Lins and the orchard company face the case as jurors weigh whether Esline was lawfully on the property and if the device caused the injury.
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Berkson
Exliné
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Man bets he can survive woods eight days in snow
Clare Michigan AP report details Tony Wedal, a 33 year old indoorsman who accepted a $150 bet that he could endure eight days in a woods camp using dehydrated food and a shelter tent. His wife and 14 friends doubted him, but he pursues the challenge despite cold and roughing it, with daily checkups from Courtney Bauer and a camp at Lake Bedie.
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Glenn Not Perturbed By Delay
NASA aims for Gordon Glenn mission after preflight exams and brain wave checks. A 7 30 a m launch is planned with possible one two or three orbit flight depending on daylight and countdown pauses.
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Jos D. Baker Former Sheriff Dies at 74
Jos D. Baker longtime public figure and horse breeder died aged 74 after a life in farming contracting and racing. Surviving are wife Pol Reynolds Baker son J Donald two daughters Grace Hutchens Helen Kelley nine grandchildren and one brother. Funeral Thursday Rest Haven Funeral Chapel with burial there and memorials to the March of Dimes urged.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Funkstown
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Liis
Grace Hutchens
This City
Helen Kelley
Chambersburg
Noward W. Baker
Ron Alan Bawden
Rest Haven
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Bills hire new staff under coach Tan Sabin
The Buffalo Bills announced four new assistants for head coach Tan Sabin including John Ma aur from Houston University as back coach Bell and Eres Smith from the APL Boston as defensive line coach. Col lice and Rod Miller were retained from the prior staff.
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U S Faces Setback as Cuba and Castro Block Talks
The United States backed a compromise from Argentina as Cuba resisted sanctions. Castro warned the Inter American conference would fail and insisted on not condemning Cuba. Brazil pressed for a neutralist stance to prevent a Soviet alliance shift.
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Area Deaths Selections From Mage 16
Area obituaries list mourners for Slaye Grossnickle and Charles R Gaver. Slaye lives at home in Myersville with cousins and funeral services at Grossnickle Brethren Church. Charles R Gaver, 78, farmer of Myersville, dies at home with wife Kutie and children Roscoe, Melvin, stepchildren, siblings, seven grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Services at Bithell Funeral Home and St Pauls Lutheran Cemetery with calls at the home.
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Ladiesburg
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Minster Hidle
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St. Paul's Cidheran
Prayer of Alfred Grant Walton Recited in Public Note
A devotional text from Alfred Grant Walton of Brook York New York, presenting a reverent prayer for divine presence through daily life. The fragmentary note references May dates and asks for God to be in nature, time, and the inner heart, ending with an Amen.
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Senate Probes Censorship of Military Speeches in Hearings
Senate subcommittee chair Sen John Stennis signals hearings will cover censorship of military speech and the properrole of information programs in the Cold War. The session questions who edits speeches, the policy review approach, and how to strengthen troop information and civilian outreach to inform about the war menace.
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California Braces as Storms Slam State With Snow and Wind
The Associated Press reports a sweeping cold storm lashes California with rain sleet and heavy mountain snow reaching 2000 feet. High winds close highways schools and trigger travel hazards from Los Angeles to the Bay Area with record cold in Northern California and snow across Southern California.
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Cold's 6 Worst Miseries Now Relieved by One Tablet
New York special report describes a two layer cold tablet that relieves head congestion feverish feelings and constipation while acting as nosedrops and aspirin in one. It claims to unclog nasal passages restore breathing ease headaches and upset digestion, offering a cost advantage over other remedies.
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Indictment Returned in Wake County Case
Wake County jury indicted Lefly Rosenthal of Miami and Chicago for offering to bribe NYU student Ray Paprocky to affect the outcome of a March 1 1960 NCAA regional basketball game against West Virginia in Charlotte. The indictment alleges the bribe proposal aimed to influence the game’s result.
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