Senate approves space and atomic funds measure
The Senate advanced a broad funding package totaling 2.41884 billion dollars for the Space and Atomic Energy Commission along with other federal agencies. The bill faced heavy opposition and included a 50 million dollar grant for start costs and 51 million for government gas fueled mutuals, but Lyndon B. Johnson led a successful effort to restore to the President a larger portion of the requested funds. The package now goes to a House conference as lawmakers seek a compromise on overall expenditures and related education and welfare provisions.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Secretary of Labor
Failur
Nuns Take Vows at Seminary Rites Amid Vows and Sermon
A seminary ceremony honored twenty or more women from nearby parishes as they profess temporary vows and receive habits. Bishop Magi spoke on poverty, renunciation, and devotion, urging the sisters to wholly devote themselves to Christ and the church in their holy vocations.
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St. Joseph of Carondeles
Edward J. Sinino
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Horton
Alfred K. Novis Varolina
Dismas I. Hebe
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Ri Mev
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Edward
Gilmour
Joseph Hklen
Horssey
Tiny
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Tubal Tey
Vincent Minwhite
Beverly Mitegarald
We Win
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Aoe
Hernardine Mary
Ae Shawn Life
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Imbke
Christine Mie
Hebael
Endiegit
Slater
Hhelen Edgar
Syracuse
Thoge
David ‘Evanels Af ‘Ray
Pracess Fanne
Walerdhat
Ruth Ant
Saratoga Springs
Siskin Joan “Horas
Hinghaolo
Marie Mars
Huis
Veronica May Va
Mary Brie
Sydney
Bish Rlisabel Sharexa
Norwich
Magi Tehd
Rere
Christ
Davies
Crash kills 19 at Nantucket airport amid rescue effort
A Nantucket crash left 19 dead as fire and rescue teams converged on the scene. An injured list includes Kevin, Breswick, Daly O DGH, Schwann, Marilyn Pearson, Fennell, Marguerite Moss, Joye Bell, Harbaca Fineaman, and Lila Levihe. Witnesses said the craft tumbled and struck a wooded area near the airport, with a trapped woman rescued after more than an hour. Ambulances, Coast Guard, and local agencies battled fires while awaiting crane retrieval and medical aid from Otis Air Force Base nearby.
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Glvll Aeronautics Advnirtairae
Inter
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Cite
Morehhan
Paw Kevin
John Breswick
Daly O'Dgh
Mise Schwann
Marilyn Pearson
Mr. Fennell
Marguerite Moss
Joye Bell
Harbaca Fineaman
Lila Levihe
Polios
Nantovket Gaval
Coast Guard
Erafl
Thomas ¥. Gibsin
John Coxging
Geney
Doctors
Mir
Otis Air Oree Huge
Falmouth
Whinland
Miloen Dubek
Mane Ceater
Ny H
Lovey
Nuntucket Cottage
George Lusk
Husk
Bunpage
Witmen
Airpvel
Oltielils
Heasta
Inflation Pulls Stocks Down in Market Slide
New York stocks fell sharply led by declines in key issues as inflation concerns spurred profit taking. The Associated Press index dropped, with 712 issues trading as 224 up, 738 down, and 21 unchanged, while the Dow and AM averages slipped amid bond weakness.
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Washington
Loskes
Federal Reserve
San Bragelsen
Yeading
Orly
Hee Industral
Dow Jones
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American Stage Exchange
World War II era grant bill for performers passes
A misread 1943 dispatch notes a bill awarding dawnages to Jane Prema and other entertainers after a seaplane crash on the Lisbon River near Vorlugal. The crash injured dancer Dean Rosen and Miss Frowan. two bodies were recovered near a lake. Coroner cites death by drowning.
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UPL
Thecause
Mivenhawee
Siger Jane Prema
Oller
USG
Miss Frowan
Dean Rosen
Mey
Ays River
Lisbon
Vorlugal
Damaged Timber Shed Fire On Mae Son Street
A fire damaged a shed on Mae Son Street between Sad and girl sheds. The cause of the blaze and the owner could not be determined. Firefighters reported 9:30 am ignition and found the wreckage of a wagon and trek at the site.
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Maeson Street
Sylsiem
Horse Drags Boy Rider 400 Weet
Richard Usher, 13, was hurt at Sir Jude's Riding Academy near Troy after a horse dragged him for about 40 feet. He was taken by ambulance to St Mary’s Hospital with suspected injuries. Hospital attendants described his condition as fair.
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Richard Usher
Troy
St Mary's Hospital
Sir Jude's Riding Academy
Michelse
North Greens
Acting Chief Suspended After Police Board Action
Kingston AP report states Acting Police Chief Robert Murphy was suspended for 30 days by the Board of Police Commissioners amid undisclosed charges. Investigation Commissioner Avihut di. Teter previously alleged Murphy drank on duty and used police powers to visit taverns. Murphy denies the claims. This marks the second time this year a Kingston police chief vacancy occurred amid Reuters reporting on the probe.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Robert Murphy
Troumpetanen
Furor
Avihut di. Teter
Murphy
Reuters
Marrqeltye
Tell ‘Kihgetoo
Investor column weighs mutual funds and bonds risks
A reader seeks guidance on wealth options including government bonds mutual funds and stocks. Expert advice suggests maintaining solid insurance and bond reserves while treating high risk equities as speculative and evaluating brokerage safety before committing funds. A separate brief notes Alan C. Kane 74 of Corliss Park had bail forfeited in a speeding case in Royal Police Court.
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Sie
Q. Lamphoimbhig
Alan C. Kane
Corliss Park
Yroy
Donald Welch
Oakwood Avenue
Two Killed In Drag Race Near Haskell Road
A drag race on Haskell road three miles from town left two men dead and a third injured. Donald Rol, 20, of Glean died instantly while Charles McGee, 27, of Allegany died en route to hospital. William Gaylor, 31, driver of one vehicle, was listed in fair condition at Lotean General Hospital. Investigators said both cars traveled over 70 mph. Gaylor’s car allegedly struck the car carrying Rol and McGee, sending the death car off the road into a tree.
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UPE
Haskell Road
Donald
Gaylor
Root
McGee
Argyle Live Stock Auction Report August 13 1958
Argyle report from Miller's Live Stock Auction shows a slightly stronger market with fair demand. Dairy cows sold 20.00 to 22.25 per cwt, commercial and utility 47.50 to 49.50, cutters and canners 15.00 to 17.04, slaughter bulls 23.10 to 25.00, calves 306 sold with steady to weaker demand and varied per head prices, hogs light, feeder pigs 11.00 to 15.00, lambs 24.50 to 25.50 for choice, dairy replacements tight with springers 195.00 to 295.00 per head.
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Argyle
New York State Department of Agriculture
Glass Lake Association elects Lange as president at Pitt’s Pavilion
Herbert C Linige was elected president of the Glass Lake Association at a recent meeting held at Pitt’s Pavilion. Wallace McKinson named vice president, Mrs. John Uray secretary, and Edward A. Connors treasurer. Directors elected include Mies, James D. L. Gay, Nennis N. Burrell, Hamy Keel Vel, Marald C. Visti, Edward Oakley, Floyd Tit, Mrs. Dick inson, Mr. Lange and Sr. Connors. The annual meeting will be Sunday August 24 at Tiff’s Pavilion, chaired by Me Kritze, with activities starting at 2 PM and a late-afternoon meal and games.
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Herbert C. Linige
Glass Lake Assn
Pitt
Wallace Mckinson
John Uawary
Edward A. Connors
Mies
James dL. Gay
Nennis N. Burrell
Hamy Keelvel
Marald C. Visti
Edward ©. Oakley
Floyd Tit
Dickinson
Lange
Sr. Connore
Coverage grows to 270 million life policies nationwide
The New York American reports total life-insurance policies have risen to about 270 million, averaging five per family. The figure marks a 50 percent jump over the past five years and reflects broad growth in coverage across households.
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