Mannuu Petitions for Lake Village Rejected by Board
Lenawee county board rejects petitions to incorporate the village of Manito as filed, citing insufficient signatures from residents of all subdivisions. A resolution calls for no further consideration, while discussion on a bridge project proceeds with several towns and townships represented.
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Mannuu
Lake Village
Lenawee Board
Super Wears Mednesday
Vilage
Minitos
Peeitions
Serge
Besils
Round Lakes
Manito
Jutlicial Committee
Key Mebiai
Board of Road Commissioners
Huilding
Adnan
Tecumseh
Morenci
Mat
Village Nu
Roads Emumitice
Board of Super- Voor
Tuad
Road Commission
Tvir
Cortent
Willam M. Burchfield
Burchfield
Stephenson Home Left 36000 Bequest Confirmed
The Charlotte Stephenson Home for the Aged was bequeathed 36000 by Maude H. Cluff of Detroit. Probate Judge L B Kinney announced the action, with executor Floyd Frye of Detroit allowed to choose a Detroit area elderly home to receive the funds. The ruling names the Adrian home for aged care as a beneficiary.
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Charlotte Stephenson
Hudson
L. 8. Kinney
Maude H. Cluff
Detroit
Floyd Frye
Wayne County
Adrian
Ernest Birhmn
Eunet
Cluff
Alva McLouth
He Stephenson
Kaney
De Gaulle Cracks Will Over Arm in Algeria Reforms
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle and his cabinet ordered sweeping reforms to confine the military to its North African task of suppressing the rebellion in Algeria. De Gaulle's decrees dissolved elite guard units, relieved three top Algerian generals, and restored civilian prefects with authority over politics and policing.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algenne
Algeria
Algiers
Cme
de Gaulle
Rutlin
Woman 83 Faces Sentence For Hex On Rival
Detroit report says Minnie Gilland, aged 83, confessed to placing a tar and feather hex sign on rival Mary Donaldson, 83, amid alleged schemes to steal husband David Galland, 85. Judge Gerald Groat convicted Gilland of destruction of property and set sentencing for February 24.
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Detroit
Minnie Gilland
Missing Birl Body Found Near Manchester Suburb
The badly beaten body of 18 year old Sauurai Valade was found by a motorist on a rural road in a Manchester suburb. An extensive search had been conducted since her disappearance on Feb 1 after leaving a YACA swimming class. Police traced her movements until she left a bus near a tram downtown. The body was found ten miles from her home.
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Derry
Sauurai Valade
Manchester
Toy
Onsted Driver Plunges Into Wolf Creek After Skid
Charles W. Lewis, 52, of Route 1 Onsted, driving to Toledo, swam to shore after his car Skidded on an ice patch on Wolf Creek Highway near Lenawee Country Club. The vehicle went over a four foot embankment through guard rails into icy water. Deputies reported no serious injuries.
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Onsted
Wolf Creek
Charles W. Lewis
Route 1
Wolf Creek Highway
Lenawee Country Club
Toledo
Lewis
Jeu Sheriff's Deputigs
Mr. Lewis
Eisenhower calls Khrushchev claim of communist superiority crazy
President Eisenhower dismissed Khrushchev’s assertion that communism is superior to capitalism as a crazy statement. He praised Soviet space feats but urged Americans not to overreact, and pressed for a nuclear test ban with strict inspections at Geneva. He criticized public defense debates and noted his Cape Canaveral visit improved view of the missile program. He questioned Nixon’s role in farm policy messaging and commented on payola testimony amid Lincoln’s birthday reflections.
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Eisenhower
Ascrazy
Khrushchev
Russia
Geneva
Jby
Defense Department
Congress
Pentagon
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Canaveral
Lisenhower
Nixon
Abraham Lincoln
Risenhower
Adrian Native Becomes Albion School Superintendent
Dr. Carl W. Brautigam, 43, a native of Adrian, is named Albion's new school superintendent on a two year contract. Former head of Dowagiac schools since 1954, he succeeds retiring George Walkotten. Brautigam, son of Mrs. Martha Brautigam of Adrian, holds a Michigan master's and a 1941 Michigan State PhD in education. He and his wife Dorothy Close have two sons.
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Albion
Carl W. Brautigam
Adrian
de. Brautigam
Dowagine
George Walkotten
de. Brantigam
Martha Brantigam
East Maumee Street
Adrian College
Golavh
Unwali City
Inion City
Vermontville
Beldjing
Dowagie
Mare Brauligam
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
Dorothy Close
Dowagiac
Junory
Records firms paid 117664 for D J convention inquiry reveals
Washington inquiry shows 18 record companies and Storz Broadcasting funded the D J convention at Miami Beach last May. Hotel records indicate cocktails and lavish parties for disc jockeys, with payments for Pat Boone and Tennessee officials. Edward Eicher testified finances and sponsorship details.
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D. J. Convention
Eicher
Niquer
Capital Records
Richer
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Miami Beach
Tennassee
Buford Ellington
Pat Fang
Dot Records
Boone
Dot
Storz Broadcasting Co
Omaha
Storz
Bearers Named for Campbell Funeral at Everiss
Veteran members of the Kewaunee Manufacturing Co. organ ization will be bearers at the funeral services for C. G. Campbell, chairman of the board, at the Everiss Funeral Home Friday at 1:K p.m. Mr. Campbell died Wednesday. Bearers include B. Skala, George W. Graal, L. BP. McAuliffe, David MM. Dana, Ernest D. Beaubien, and C. A. Bowerman. He was preceded in death by a son, Charles T. Campbell, who was director and vice president of Kewaunee and worked on the first step of the Kewaunee Technical Furniture Co. plant at Statesville, N. C.
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Kewaunee Manufacturing Co
C. G. Campbel
Everiss
Campbell
Skala
George W. Graal
BP. McAuliffe
David MM. Dana
Ernest D. Beaubien
C. A. Bow
MSU Trustees Delay Vote On ROTC
EAST LANSING The Michigan State University board delayed an expected vote on abolishing compulsory military training after President John A. Hannah urged disposal of the issue today. Hannah called the matter a disturbing influence as students faculty and citizens pressed for action. The issue was tabled on Warren M. Huff's motion after he said more study was needed. only Frank Merriman opposed the tabling on a voice vote.
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East Lansing
Michigan State University Board’ of Trustees
MSU
John A. Hannah
Hanah
Warren M. Huff
Plymouth
Huff
Frank Merriman
Deckerville
Fireman at City Plant Falls Asleep Causing Outage
In Columbia a fireman asleep on duty at the municipal water and light plant led to a power outage as steam failed and lights went off citywide. After a delay under two hours workers restarted the plant, leaving homes and stores without heat in 15 degree weather.
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Columbia
Adrian Students Get Ready For Valentines Day Fun
Adrian school children prepare for Valentine’s Day as a postman plans multiple ringings. A note highlights Boy Scouts marking their 50th anniversary and Adrian’s Friday game against Marshall, with a college matchup postponed to be noted on page 16.
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Adrian
Boy Scouts
Marshall
Sargo Becomes First Nuclear Sub to Penetrate North Pole Ice
The US submarine Sargo, a nuclear craft, broke through Arctic ice to plant Hawaii’s flag at the North Pole. Sub crew, led by Lt. Cmdr. John J. Nicholson, logged 2,742 miles under ice over 14 days 21 hours, with Nautilus and Skate as prior poles reachers. Navy notes scientific data collection and routine return planning.
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North Pole
Hawaii
Navy
Arctic Ocean
Byeat Basin
Pole
Bering Sea
Alaska
I¢E
Cnr
John J. Nicholson
William F. Quinn
Sory
Sarga
NLRB rules Cross Co. unfair in bargaining refusal
NLRB trial examiner James A. Shaw finds Cross Co. of Fraser Michigan guilty of unfair labor practices for refusing to bargain with United Auto Workers. The report urges the company to bargain promptly and grants 20 days to accept findings. if rejected, a formal order may be issued. Union members have been on strike since August 4, 1959, though the plant continues operations.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
The
Cross Co
Fraser
Mich
United Auto Workers
NLRB
James A. Shaw
Shaw
Bard
Jailed for Beating Detroit Youth in Juvenile Case
Arthur Rankin, a 6 foot 5, 227 pound man, was jailed after pleading guilty to assault and battery in a case involving a 17 year old Detroit youth named Andre Pitts. Rankin admitted drinking before the Tuesday incident and said he struck Pitts twice and kicked him.
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Detroit
James W. Rankin
Andre Pitts
Rankin
Deny Cathedral Burial To Cardinal Stepinac
Alojeije Cardinal Stepinac lay in state at Krasic church as Yugoslav authorities refused burial in Zagreb cathedral. He died after five years in Communist imprisonment on wartime collaboration charges. Funeral set for Saturday with five bishops officiating at Krasic parish church.
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Yugoslavia
Alojeije
Stepinaci
Krasic
Kyasic
Red
Stepinac
Rackets King Genovese Surrenders for Prison
Vito Genovese the reputed head of the American branch of the Mafia surrendered in New York to begin a one year federal term for a narcotics conspiracy. He lost a bid to remain free while awaiting Supreme Court review and will be transferred to a federal prison after a three minute court appearance in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.
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New York
Vito Genovese
Marcollcs
Matis
International Underworld
U. S. Supreme Court
Genovese
Sidney Sugarman
Federal Isuart House
House of Detention
Convair 880 Delta Queen Shaves Record by 27 Minutes
Convair's four engine jet airliner first production model Delta Queen cut the transcontinental record from San Diego to Miami to 3 hours 31 minutes 54 seconds on its maiden flight. Delta Air Lines owner and pilot T P Ball reported 73 mph tailwind with 34 aboard and an average 664 mph. Delta plans to deploy the Convair 880 starting May 1 with all ten ordered by midsummer.
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Convair
San Diego
Calif
Miami
Delta Air Lines
Delta
T. P. Ball
ConVai
Texas
Union
Mystery dark satellite may be Russian origin orbiting poles
Pentagon officials say a dark satellite of uncertain origin circles near polar orbit over the United States. Analysts note it is likely under 19 feet long, silent to U S monitors, and could potentially relay signals if triggered by Russia. NATO and British observers have no confirmation of a Russian launch.
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Pentagon
Moscow
Defense Department
U.S
Russia
Jodrell Bank
England
British Radio Telescope
Navy
U. S
Vandenberg Arc Porce Base
Calif
Burmont
United States
Pacific
Judge Threatens Family Over Clean Up Orphans
Probate Judge L B Kuney warned an Adrian family that six children may become wards of the court if the home is not cleaned by April 29. Testimony at the hearing cited a 25 year history of head lice in the home and a separate investigation of seven grandchildren suspected of neglect.
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Adrian
L. B. Kuney
Kuney
104 Cubans Convicted Of Plot To Overthrow Castro
A Cuban military court convicted 104 defendants of conspiring to overthrow Fidel Castro with alleged backing by Rafael Trujillo of the Dominican Republic. Sentences ranged from three to thirty years. 36 were acquitted. The trial, the largest conspiracy case since Castro’s rise, stripped the convicts of property and funds for government seizure.
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Fides Castro
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Castro
Wiliam Morgan
Toledo
Ohio
Trinidad
Central
Cuba
Gove
Armando Pardillo
Cas
Sentro
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