FE. L. Ryan Dies After Public Service Career
FE. L. Ryan, former state aide and Army veteran with Co. D 106th Infantry, died after a career in law and public service. He held roles in the State Department of Law and was a consultant to the New York City Water Commission. Survived by wife Agnes, daughter Mrs. Rooney, son John, sister Elizabeth, and six grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday from J. W. Burns Sons and Sacred Heart Church with a Solemn Requiem Mass. Burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery.
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France
Tibbits Cadets
Cpl
Arthur Wills
MPOH
New York State Bar Association
Rensselaer County Bar Association
U. S. Supreme Court
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State Department of Law
Water Power and Control Bureau
State Water Power and Control Commission
New York City Water Commission
New York State
State Commission On Water Resources’ and Planning
Laymans Retreat League
Glenmont
Holy Name Society of Sacred Heart
J. W. Burns’ Sons, Inc
Fifth Ave
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Augusto Casimiro Dies in Lisbon Opponent of Salazar Regime
Augusto Casimiro, a 78 year old author and outspoken critic of Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, died in Lisbon after a long illness. He edited the political and cultural monthly Sears Nova, noted for subtle criticism of conservatism. Casimiro once governed Angola in the pre Salazar era and earned several decorations from Portugal France and Britain for World War I bravery.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Augusto Casimiro
Antonio de Oliveira Salzar
Sears Nova
Casimiro
Angola
OAS Ministers Tighten Grip Against Cuba
OAS ministers debated further actions to curb Cuba's influence and subversion while some opponents resisted strict measures. Mexico backed Havana relations, and talks covered limiting exports to Castro's regime as Dean Rusk postponed U.S. UN meetings due to slow OAS progress.
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Mexico
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U.S
Castro
Dean Rusk
New York
United Nations
Battle updates from Vietnam amid monsoon and DMZ focus
U S forces report 45 Communist troops killed near Tam Ky as two cavalrymen die and eight wounded in the Quang Tin clash. Two skirmishes elsewhere leave 15 enemy dead, seven American wounded. South Korea marks two years in Vietnam with colors ceremony, claiming 10,652 enemy killed. Marine outpost near Con Thien sits 2 1/2 miles from the DMZ.
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Haiphong
U.S. Sich
Tam Ky
Quang Tin
Saigon
U.S
South Korea
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Con Thien
U.S. Marine
Dmz
Nine Die In High Speed Head On Crash Near Hollister
A high speed head on collision near Hollister Calif killed nine people from a San Antonio migratory farm worker family. Norma Martinez 17 drove the sedan. eight relatives perished along with Isidro Cardenas Luna 30 of Gilroy the other driver. Norma and her 14-year-old brother survived with broken bones.
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Norma
Isidro
Luna
Cabbie Shot Stabs Would-Be Holdup Man in Queens Incident
Monroe Levy a 58 year old cab driver from Kew Gardens was attacked by a young man in Manhattan near Fifth Avenue who muttered threats. Levy wrestled the knife from the assailant, was shot in the chest, then stabbed the would be robber before driving to St Vincent Hospital.
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Queens
Monroe Levy
Kew. Gardens
Lower
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan
Levy
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Tragic River Crash In Maine Claims Two Bodies
Two bodies recovered in Monticello Maine after a car swerved into the rain swollen Meduxnekeag River late Saturday night. Three others feared dead, authorities said as search efforts continued.
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Monticellp
Maine
Meduxnekeag River
Mao Makes Tour Of Purge Areas
Peking Radio reported that Mao Tse-tung, at 73, toured northern southern and eastern China to survey the purge’s progress. He inspected Henan Hupeh Hunan Kiangsi Chekiang and Shanghai and other cities before returning to Beijing. The report gave no dates or duration.
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Peking Radio
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Red China
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Peking
China
Henan
Hupeh
Hunan
Kiangsi
Chekiang
Shanghai
Johnstown Man Killed in Route 29 Crash
John Johnson, 51, of Johnstown, was killed Saturday night when his car and a truck collided on Route 29 near Johnstown. His wife Mary and 18-year-old son Gerald were injured and listed in fair condition at Johnstown Hospital.
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N.Y
John Johnson
Fulton County Sheriff's Department
T Here
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Mary
Gerald
Johnstown Hospital
Rival Gangs Sign Formal Peace Pact in Philadelphia
About 180 youths from the Clang and Summerville gangs met at William Bowen School to sign a peace treaty aimed at reducing violence in northwest Philadelphia. Clarence Farmer, head of the Human Relations Commission, helped craft the pact, described as the city’s first of its kind.
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Philadelphia
Clang Gang
Summerville
William Bowen
Clarence Farmer
Human Relations Commission
French Vote Away From Gaullists
In three by-elections seen as a leftward shift from Gaullist rule turnout rose and defeats widened. Socialist Yves le Foll toppled Gaullist Robert Richet in Brittany 34 995 to 28 577, Roland Boucet won in Normandy over Ernest Voyer, and Socialist Paul Vignaux beat Patrick Brocas with Gaullist backing in the southwest.
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National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Britanny
Yves le Foll
Robert Richet
le Foll
Brittany
Normandy
Roland Boucet
Ernest Voyer
Boudet
Jury selection struggles in Smith mass slayings case
In Phoenix the Robert Benjamin Smith trial process stalls as juror candidates for 12 jurors and two alternates face intense questioning over five slayings at a Mesa beauty shop. The 19 year old defendant pleads innocent or insane. Judge Wren contends with media limits and juror attrition.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Benjamin Smith
Mesa
Smith
Superior Court
Laurance T. Wren
Wren
Ten Cents Seen Key To Strike By Rockettes
New York AP reports Rockettes threaten strike after rejecting Music Hall contract terms. A spokesman says meeting demands could raise tickets by 10 cents, while president James Gould argues low prices drive six million annual patrons. Picketing by Rockettes and chorus resumes after rejection notice.
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Stadio City Music Hall
Music Hall
James Gould
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Rockettes
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Choral
Gould
Penny Singleton
American Guild of Variety Artists
Polish Bishops Decry Government Rights Violations
In Warsaw AP reports a bishops letter read in many churches accuses the Communist regime of violating the Polish constitution and religious rights. The eight nine day novena calls for freedom of the Church and peace. The government has not commented. Cardinal Wyszynski cannot obtain a passport to the Vatican trip.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Ford Says UAW Strike Deplorable
Henry Ford II told a national audience that Ford deplores the United Auto Workers strike but has no reasonable alternative to the union’s demands. With about 160,000 UAW workers out since Sept. 7, Ford promoted its 1968 cars on ABC during Mutiny on the Bounty.
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Henry Ford II
United Auto Workers
Ford
Ford Motor Co
UAW
ABC
Susan Oliver Begins Atlantic Flight From Goose Bay
Television actress Susan Oliver took off from Goose Bay in a single engine Aero Commander 200 bound for Europe. After a three day weather delay, she headed for Narssarssuaq in southern Greenland under sunny skies with Iceland as the next leg. The plane carries 160 gallons via cabin tank for about 13 hours of flight under ideal conditions.
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Goose Bay
Mld
Susan Oliver
Europe
New York
Labrador
Miss Oliver
Narssarssuaq
Greenland
Iceland
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
A New York City medical report states a medication can shrink hemorrhoids in most cases. Tests from New York, Washington, and a Midwest center show prompt relief from itching and pain, with reduced swelling and infection prevention. Preparation H is the claimed formula, available in ointment or suppository with prescription needed.
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New York, N. Y
New York City
Washington, D.C
Midwest Medical Center
Search On For Victims Of Squall
State police and sheriffs combed the coastline between Empire and Arcadia for bodies and checked boat owners after a squall swamped and capsized scores of vessels along a 50 mile stretch. Two bodies were ashore yesterday and five were recovered Saturday. Nineteen people were treated at Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital in Frankfort for shock and exposure, with three still hospitalized. Northerly winds gusting to 20 mph kept fishermen ashore and small craft warnings were lowered to zero at 2 p.m. after three days.
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Empire
Arcadia
Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital
Frankfort
Four Die In Rural Pennsylvania Crash
Four Baltimore residents were killed in a collision with a tractor trailer on a ruralMiddlebury Center road in Mansfield Pennsylvania. Victims were Peter Hopkins 32 John Gambo 49 Keith Bachelder 23 and his wife Dina.
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Baltimore, Md
Middlebury Center
Preas Peter Hopkins
John Gambo
Keith Bachelder
Dina
Floodwaters Hit Rio Grande Valley and Beulah Aftermath
Flood diversions along the Rio Grande breach a concrete section of the joint US Mexico flood control system near an Texas town. National Guard units rush to Merced and urgent sandbagging orders are issued as the river reaches record heights. Beulah death toll stands at 44 with grim, long lasting impact on South Texas communities.
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Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
Texas
National Guard
Mercedes
J. F. Friedkin
International Boundary and Water Commission
Arroyo Colorado
Beulah
Beulah Tood
Brownsville
Enchof Adana
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