Lions Laud Bryan Stotler At Installation Meeting
Bryan A. Stotler a local Realtor was honored as Lion of the Year at the Lions Club installation Saturday evening. New officers included Ralph A. Cain president Robert F. Gaines first vice president Richard J. Rosenberger second vice president Charles M. Zuckerman third vice president H. Clay Manuel secretary Wilbur B. Johnston treasurer.
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Charles Dorton
Lions Club
Ralph A. Cain
Lions
Bryan Stotler
Bryan A. Stotler
Dugg
Rebel Restaurant
New Lions
Robert F. Gaines
Richard J. Rosenberger
Charles M. Zuckerman
H. Clay Manuel
Wilbur B. Johnston
Gaylen Strance
Marvin Williams
Monarch
Clayton Cochran
John L. Glaize
James R. Snider
Tom D. Halterman
Charles D. Lanahan
James R. Wilkins
William C. Beatty
Douglass O. Hill
Jack Ireland
Henry Lowry
Stotler
Cain
Space wheel promises solo ride into space at fair
The Century 21 Exposition in Seattle introduces the space wheel by Elmer Velare and Curtis Velare. The single spoke design lifts passengers 90 feet, completes six rotations per minute, and uses two high mounted automobile wheels driven by electricity to spin the carriage framework.
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Seattle
Elmer Velare
Velare
Curtis Velare
Long Beach
Calif
American Held 36 Hours by East Germans
In Berlin an American airman was seized by East German police on the Redwall border and kept for 36 hours on border violation charges. Arvid R. Olson, 24, born in Cloquet Minnesota and residing in Los Angeles, California, was arrested Thursday night and released Saturday as the U.S. investigates the case.
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Berlin
Redwall
U.S. Air Force
Arvid R. Olson
Cloquet
Minn
Los Angeles
Calif
Olson
U.S
Friday Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at George Washington Hotel
Winners of the Friday duplicate bridge match at the George Washington Hotel were Mrs. Robert Osth and Mrs. Eddie Joyce. Tying for second were Mr. and Mrs. John Glover, Mrs. H. Reaves, and Mrs. C. H. Kutte.
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George Washington Hotel
Robert Osth
Eddie Joyce
John Glover
H. &. Reaves
C. H. Kutte
Contributions to colleges exceed billion in gifts
New York AP reports that gifts to American colleges and universities topped 1 billion dollars for the 1961 62 year with Yale receiving more than 42 million and Harvard about 40 million.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
E Council For Financial Aid Education
New York and
American Stock Exchange
Dow Jones News
Richmond
Standard & Poor
Argus Research
AP & P
Sgt Alvin York Recovering From Surgery
Sgt Alvin York is recovering satisfactorily from prostate surgery at a Nashville hospital. A spokesman said the operation was apparently successful and York, 74, may return home to Pall Mall, Tennessee in about a week.
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Sgt. York
Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
Pall Mall
Tenn
Ex-Resident of Virginia Slain in Ohio
A former Covington resident Edward Lee Tucker 44 of Middleport was killed at a friend Wear Lane 44 of Middleport's home Meigs County Sheriff Bob Hartenbach said Lane was charged with murder Lane admitted the shooting and said Tucker threatened him at a party They remained at Lane's house after others left and during an argument Lane used a 16 gauge shotgun to kill Tucker Tucker had moved to Ohio from Covington.
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Pomeroy Ohio
Covington
Meigs County
Bob Hartenbach
Edward Lee Tucker
Middleport
Wear Lane
Hartenbach
Lane
Tucker
Democrats Urge Swainson Civil Rights Resolution
Northern Democrats push Swainson's plan to have the candidate commit to equality in voting office, protection, jobs, education, housing, and public facilities. New York Governor Rockefeller mocks a provision praising a future executive order banning housing discrimination.
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Swainson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Rockefeller
Algerian Referendum Ends as Guerrilla Forces Seize Towns
In Oran and other areas the nationalist guerrilla army moved quickly to take control as voting continued. Leaders Boumedienne and Ben Bella push for a leftist line while Berber and European communities react to independence efforts despite Evian tensions.
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Secret
Jean-Jacoges Susini
Oran
Secret Army
Col
Houari Boumedienne
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Doctors Walkout Shakes Saskatchewan Health Plan Debates
Four doctors arrived from Britain amid a 30 month dispute over a provincial health plan modeled on the national service. The plan taxes residents and premium payments fund care excluding drugs dental eye wear cancer and hospitalization. Premiums 12 a year single 24 families. total cost about 21 million annually with a 5 tax and other levies. A 25 fine applies for nonregistration or nonpayment of premiums.
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Britain
National Health Service
Saskatchewan
Doctors oppose compulsory plan to limit patient fees
Doctors claim the proposed plan caps charges to patients in the program but argue the plan should not be mandatory. They note fees mirror those in two doctor operated medical insurance plans and seek voluntary participation.
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Tors von
Multi-vehicle and single-vehicle crashes report injuries and losses
Two vehicle crashes near Winchester and Front Royal leave one driver with scalp injuries and others with elbow, head and forehead injuries. Mrs Towlen is hospital bound. both cars total losses. A separate single vehicle overturn near Front Royal injures two men, Maher and Pearson, en route to Raleigh with Westinghouse offers.
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Merriman’s Lane
Towlen
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squaad
Pingley
Winchester
John Francis Maher
Brooklyn
David Pearson
Pittsburgh
Click
Maher
Raleigh
N. C
Westinghouse
Rt. 616
Front Royal
Robert Huffman
Mt. Airy
Soblen Smuggles Passport as He Returns From Israel
A Canadian passport belonging to Soblen's late brother was used in a covert transfer. Soblen was secretly boarded at Lydda Airport and flown to Athens on an El Al charter returning 152 Americans from Israel. U S Chief Marshal James J P McShane and an Israeli doctor accompanied the convoy.
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Soblen
Lydda
Athens
el al
Israel
U.S
James J. P. McShane
Tel Aviv
Soblen suicide attempt on flight after extradition dispute
An Israeli airliner diverted to London after Soblen collapsed on board and killed himself. He cut his wrists under a blanket and was rushed to a hospital, while authorities clarified he was expelled, not extradited, amid no treaty between the U S and Israel.
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Europe
Soblen
Sam Shamir
London
United States
Israel
Justice Department
Washington
McShane
Britain
Kennedy in Mexico Praises Peaceful Revolution Speech
Large crowds in Mexico City greeted Kennedy with enthusiasm as he urged peaceful revolutions in economic and political progress for the 1960s. A joint communique with President Lopez Mateos pledged stronger bilateral work for hemispheric well being.
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Old City
Kennedy
United States
Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
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Bates
Tani
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
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William Schutte
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