Devout Bible Reader Wins 82 000 on The $64,000 Question
New York woman Mrs Kreitzer, 54, from Camp Hill Pennsylvania, won 82 000 on The $64,000 Question after a tough three part query about the apostles. She identified Peter Matthew James the Greater and James the Less then named the remaining apostles to reach the prize.
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Catherines & Kreiteer
Kreuzer
Camp Mt. Pa
Jesus
Peter
Matthew
James the Greater
James
Drew
Philip
Bartholomew
Thad
Deus
Thomas
Sinan
Judas
Iscariot
John
Keeitzer
Redmond O'Hanlon
New York City
Shelkrspeare
Snake incident forces halt on Atlantic Air flight
An airport radio technician in Nassau County gloves seized a poisonous snake found in the forward luggage hold of an Atlantic Airliner. Officials closed the plane’s second leg at Banjuan Puerto Rico after the reptile was returned to its box. An attendant reported the alert during a stopover on the way to Ireland.
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Puerto Rico
Pan
X American Airways
Janella
Shan
New York
Non
Ireland
Sleeping Porch Revival Promises Cooler Daytime Rest
A journalism of home decor advises fixing up sleeping porches for day use with bamboo shades weatherproof tiles and shelves. It stresses lighting and furniture choices to create a decorative sunlit retreat while noting U.N. Armistice Commission access rules for media amid Allied reporting.
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Philosphy
America
Teo
Army Reserves to Increase Drill Hours This Year
The Army budget raises drill time for reserves, with about half of 7 000 units currently at 48 hours annually. The aim is to boost organized drills to 48 hours per year for all reserve units likely to be called in a national emergency.
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Washington
Army
Five Die in Kentucky Crash and NATO Plans
A westbound car crash in Kentucky left five people dead and a child missing after a highway collision near Livingston. Witnesses said the driver fell asleep at the wheel before the crash occurred between 62 and 70 miles per hour. The Bilyeu child was taken to Speck and Hyer Funeral Home for services Thursday. Separately NATO ministers will meet in Paris on July 16 on the eve of the Geneva talks to coordinate Western strategy.
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W. FF. Adair
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Fork
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Tenn
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Speck and Hyper Funeral Home
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Anthony Iden
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Train crash near Allen Grove claims near family at farm crossing
A speeding passenger train struck a car at a country crossing near Allen Grove Wisconsin killing a year old woman and five of her children. Seven others including two siblings were injured critically as ambulances arrived at the scene. The accident halted traffic while authorities investigated the Milwaukee Road crossing just north of Beloit.
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Cary
Warrier Smith
Belvil
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Keith
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Leland
Susie
Cheryl
Smits
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Misa Beatrice Smith
al- Jeng Grove
Walworth County
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Suter
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Madison
Columbia reports multiple deaths during long weekend
The report notes at least one accidental death in Columbia and details a higher toll during the three day holiday period. It records 689 total deaths, with 348 traffic deaths, 192 drownings, and 99 other accident fatalities including four fireworks deaths. An AP survey found 342 traffic deaths in a comparable nonholiday week from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight.
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Associated Press
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Mag Teelung
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der Abend
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Jill
School Board Delays Action on Anderson High Chant Project
Controved Feam Page One notes the state board must approve the measure but vacations keep members from meeting. Discussion covers extending social security to many employees and a referendum vote. Board approved claims totaling $71 650 last evening.
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Anderson High School
Allen
Bieta
Slaving Suspect To Get Sanity Test
In Ocala Florida Edward Lindley 7 faces a sanity examination after a court order sent him to the state hospital at Chattabanchar for evaluation regarding the slayings of three officers in a tent at his home. The exam is set to determine if he can be tried.
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Lindley
Kokon
Tad
Unley
Chattabanchar
Don Melwod
Drool. Benbow
Dr. C
O'Connor
Adee ‘Rman Tuteh
Army hires German space and rocket expert
The Army recruits Prof Ane after a German rocket and space expert linked to Von Braun era work joins Huntsville Alabama. He will collaborate with over 100 German rocket specialists under Dr. Wernher von Braun’s former team at Redstone Arsenal on guided missile development.
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Washington
Germany Aorberth
Germany
Ary Ordianes Corps
Nadatone
Huntsville
Ala
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Ghorth
Wernher von Ream
Onetan
Flnie Uh Connany
Nestle
Ab Vinton
Redatinn
Eisenhower urged to raise travel curtain for reporters
Former ambassador to Moscow Martiman says the planned Four Comference in Silberinnt should be Eisenhower's chance to ask about lifting the travel curtain. He argues more press access is needed and reporters should be allowed to go everywhere.
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Missin
Martiman
Moscow
Silbzerinnt
Eisenhowee
County Board reviews budget requests for county facilities
The board initial budget requests cover the County Home Children’s Home County Planning Commission courthouse county jail detention and other agencies with 1956 election costs. The request goes to County Auditor Jesse Bide July 2 for later review by the County Council and the Tax Adjustment Board. Attendees included Fred Willits Truman Swain and board members County Attorney Bur ton McClintock and Deputy Auditor Garl McGarel who recorded minutes along with other officials. Clifton Paddock reported on progress of the summer road program noting three miles of Madison Ave micro road converted to bituminous last week and another mile to be resurfaced and a new Pips Creek bridge nearing completion to finish the Alexandria area improvements.
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Easy Orby
Jesse Bide
Tat Adjustment Board
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Vlora
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Willits
Truman Swain
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Garl McGarel
Clifton Paddock
Madison “Ave
Mic
Anderson
Alexandria
Pips Creek
Peron seeks return amid church prelate dispute in Buenos Aires
The government expelled two Buenos Aires prelates Msgr Manuel Talo auxiliary bishop and Msgr Ra ina Navin from Rome to Brazil for the Rio de Janeiro Eucharistic Congress. Vatican indicates possible permission to return but no official confirmation or relay of permit. Political moves hint at a broader crisis with the Radical party as negotiations continue.
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Gove
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Riot at Washington State Prison Ends With Hostages Held
In a riot that began at 8:45 am, 33 inmates seized Bezzerides and officers in a two wing block, using knives and kitchen utensils. Remboldt and Fain were released. no other injuries reported as guards and staff retook control. Warden Delmore and director Warris were away in Olympia when it started.
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Harold Ennes
W. A. Storie
Jess Bentley
Remboldt
Fain
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Lawrence Delmore
Thomas Warris
Olympia
J Th
Tdezzerides
Remboll
Bentley
Storie
Prisner
Kitchea
Nehru Sees Progress on Global Disarmament Efforts
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, visiting Austria, urged renewed pursuit of peaceful coexistence between East and West. He said the great powers are closer to agreement on disarmament than in many years and stressed cooperation to address global problems.
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Austria
Nehiry
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Funeral services for Mrs. Anasthasia Crider wife of the Rev Walter Crider will be held Wednesday at 1 30 am Milford with burial in Sheridan cemetery. She died Monday at Ishawalu hospital. Surviving are two daughters one in South Bend and one in Boston Massachusetts and eight grandchildren. The Rev Crider formerly led the Daleville Methodist Church about twenty years ago.
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Bala
DaLaneys Presbyterian Church
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Ashby
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Riche
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Anderson
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Frankton
Marie Kimmerling
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Gross
Charg
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Watt Vanderiill
Frances Dunham
All Adams
Connersville
Medison County
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Lawrence
Nannie &. Ray
Frend B. Ray
Rochester, N.Y
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Container Corporation of America
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Stella Castor
Noblesville
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Lapel
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Atderson
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Riverside
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Phillip Philbrook
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