Shriver Hospitalized in Philadelphia
Eunice Kennedy Shriver 43, hospital condition satisfactory at University of Pennsylvania Hospital after illness at Philadelphia International Airport. Husband Sargent Shriver says exact illness not known. Tests are underway as she prepares to board a flight to Boston. She heads the Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation aiding a city day camp.
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Philadelphia
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
President Kennedy
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Sargent Shriver
U.S. Peace Corps
Shriver
Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Pattern details and mailing offer from Winchester Evening Star
Advertises Printed Pattern 4542 for children's sizes four through ten with a size six jacket skirt and blouse fabrics. Mentions pricing fifty cents per pattern plus extra postage, mail to Anne Adams at Pattern Dept New York, requests name address zone size and style number and a coupon for one free pattern with request for Fall Winter catalog for fifty cents.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Farmville Picketing Postponed
In Farmville demonstrations against Prince Edward County public schools were postponed until next week to allow more organization. Rev Francis Griffin of the local NAACP said a selective buying campaign continues and handbills naming stores are distributed. Griffin is under a court order restricting juveniles in the actions.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Francis Griffin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Griffin
Hhe
U S Library Seized in Jogjakarta by Indonesian Forces
Six days after take over the U S Library and Information Center in Jogjakarta remains under Indonesian control Officials refuse to discuss the matter with the semi official National Front Organization The U S Embassy says talks are not happening at this time The incident follows a broader pattern of Indonesian assertiveness in the region.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U.S
Baltimore Livestock Markets Weekly Summary
U.S. Da reports Baltimore livestock receipts this week n 1,525 cattle and 1,775 hogs. Slaughter steer and heifer prices rise 50-75 cents. cows softer. bulls steady. Feeder cattle strong. hogs mix with barrows and gilts mostly down and sows higher.
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Baltimore
U.S. da
US 2&E
Portable theater project advances with Ford Foundation grant
Three Broadway experts and lighting and scenic designers work on a Ford Foundation project to develop a portable theater. The State Department shows interest for cultural exchange programs. A $75,000 Ford grant funds a two year study led by Jo Mielziner Donald Oenslager and Edward F Kook.
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New York
Ford Foundation
State Department
Ford
Jo Mielziner
Donald Oenslager
Edward F.kook
Much Needed Rains Hit Midwest and West Regions
Thunderstorms brought heavy showers across the midsection causing damage from wind in a Kansas City suburb to heavy rains in Iowa and Wyoming. Water was pummeled in Waterloo with 2.44 inches, Moline saw 1.5 inches, and a tornado reportedly touched near Maysville Missouri. Snow blocked roads in the Big Horns east of Lowell Wyoming and Beartooth Pass near Yellowstone. Florida and Texas saw scattered showers while the Far West stayed clear.
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Associated Press
Wyoming Mountains
Iowa
Waterloo
Moline
Prairie
Kar
Kansas City
Maysville
Big Horn Mountains
Lowell
Wyo
U.S. 212
Beartooth Pass
En Trance
Yellowstone National Park
Florida
Texas
North Atlantic
Far
Toaster Fire Draws Firemen To Academy Circle Home
A toaster that stuck triggered a 9:15 a.m. alarm at Robert Kern’s residence on Academy Circle. Smoke filled the house as Fire Chief Bernard Groves reported use of a smoke ejector. Sarah Zane, South End and Rouss Fire Companies responded to the call.
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Robert Kern
730 Academy Circle
Bernard Groves
Sarah Zane
South End
Rouss
Eighth Grade Book Sale Opens at JW James Wood High
Frederick C Junior High announces eighth grade books will be sold at James Wood High School next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Students may buy new or used books these days No sales on Monday as previously announced Students may bring eighth grade books to James Wood for sale by the Student Co Operative Association
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James L. Givensincipal
Frederick C Junior High School
James Wood High School
James Wood
Student Co-Operative Association
Tribalism in Africa: condemned yet vital to culture
The piece notes that tribalism is condemned as primitivism but still a powerful force shaping Africa's national cultural pattern. It highlights the paradox of criticism and cultural richness, showing how tribal identities influence social and political life across the continent.
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New York
Stalingrad
Peter Coe
Broadway
Robert Nemiroff
Burton C. D*lugoff
Coe
Africa
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