Vacation Church School at East Side Church of God
The East Side Church of God will host a two week Vacation Church School from June 20 to July 1, 9 to 11 am, Monday through Friday at the East Side Church of God on E. St. and Harrison. Director is Mrs. Walter Miller with Mrs. Earnest Daly as secretary. Ages 4 to 12 will participate. The theme is The Church, with a closing program and hand work exhibit on July 1 at 10 am including a documentary film Heaven to Earth. A church lawn picnic follows. Nursery care is provided under Mrs. Maurice Pickering with assistants.
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East Side
Church of God
E. St. and Harrison
Walter Miller
Earnest Daly
Heaven To Earth
Maurice Pickering
Becky Hilligess
Margo Rhodes
Charles Campbell
Inez Brown
Judy Campbell
Mary Seeppard
Paul Hutchinson
Refugee Col Pavel Monat Sentenced by Polish Court
WARSAW Poland UPI reports Trybuna Ludu says Col Pavel Monat former Polish Army intelligence chief who defected to the United States was sentenced to death in absentia by a Polish Military Tribunal.
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Warsaw
Poland
UPI
Communist Party
Trybuna Ludu
Pavel Monat
United States
Wagner backs Kennedy for Democratic nomination in NYC
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Catholic mayor urged delegation support, saying his endorsement would aid Kennedy at the Los Angeles convention. Kennedy thanked Wagner and pledged to earn continued confidence. Wagner, NYC’s top official and a key convention delegate, announced the endorsement at City Hall after hosting Kennedy at a local gathering.
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New York
UPI
Robert F. Wagner
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy Camp
Los Angeles
Carmine de Sapio
Tammany Heil
Kennedy
Washington
Wagner
Bishop Opposes Prolonging Old Age
In Torquay England Dr Robert Mortimer 57 Bishop of Exeter told the British Medical Association that it is better for old people to die in peace than to have life prolonged by surgery or modern medicine He urged doctors to follow the old couplet Thou shalt not kill but needst not strive officiously to keep alive.
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Torquay
England
Church of England
Robert Mortimer
Exter
British Medical Association
Airline Pilots Announce Tuesday Strike Date
MIAMI. A spokesman for the Airline Pilots Association said the union notified the National Mediation Board of a strike date set for one minute before midnight EST Tuesday against National Airlines over wages and fringe benefits. F J Albright said the action is not connected with the Third Man dispute at Eastern Airlines.
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Miami
UPI
Airline Pilots Association
National Mediation Board
National Airlines
F.J. Albright
National Lodge
ALPA
Eastern Airlines
Albright
C.N. Sayen
Suit Started Over Purchase Of Shares
Standard Brands Inc. filed in Federal District Court in Scranton to compel Planters Nut and Chocolate Co to transfer 114 345 shares valued at about 12 million dollars and amounting to nearly 50 percent of Planters outstanding stock paid for in cash.
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Scranton, Pa
UPI
Standard Brands Inc
Planters Nut & Chocolate Co
Standard Brands
Planters
Polio Vaccine Price Cut Aimed at Competitors
DETROIT UP I Parke Davis Co trims polio vaccine price by 36 percent to align with lower competitor pricing. The move follows recent price reductions in the industry as firms race to capture market share and support vaccination campaigns.
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Detroit
UPI
Parke, Davis & Co
Evicted family photographed outside Lincoln Street home
Mrs Wilma Jean Fisher and four of her six children stand outside 2437 Lincoln St after eviction Friday. Fisher’s estranged husband Donald I. Fisher, a missing defendant in Superior Court 2 actions, has been absent since mid April, with no service of non support or contempt citations. The home belonged to the missing man’s grandparents. eviction notice dated June 18 was turned to the sheriff but executed by a plaintiff. Shown are Don Jr 3, Janie, Jeanie, and Dave 4 months. Danny 4 and Terry 6 were elsewhere. Mrs Fisher has a temporary home in Anderson with her mother who is ill.
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Wilma Jean Fisher
Lincoln St
Fisher
Sheriff's Office
Madison Circuit Court
Sheriff's Department
Don Jr
Janie
Jeanie
Honor Roll List At Anderson High School Honors Spring Semester
Anderson High School announces the spring honor roll with more than 200 students named. Sophomores include Janet Anderson and Harold Brewer, juniors feature Bill Adams and Barbara Snook, seniors list Linda Addison and John Thompson among many others recognized for achieving B average or higher with at least four subjects.
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AHS
Anderson High School
David L. Adams
Jlanet Anderson
Garland Barron
Sharon Beeler
Linda Beemer
Donna Bowen
Martha Bowman
Harold Brewer
Pat Browning
Fred Bryant
Bruce Cady
Pamela Caldwell
Alice Cave
Dennis Courter
Paula Cramer
Linda Critchlow
Allen Deyo
John Dilkey
Carolyn Farmer
Karen Dunkerly
Carolyn Estelle
Charles Farmer
Darlene Fields
Mike Fox
Anabet
Anne Russell
Hal Ryan
Tom _ Seal
Vernon Smith
Barbara Snook
Barbara Sorrell
Lenna_ Spell
Robert Stecher
Jane Gilmore
Don Gray
Phyllis Harmon
Halbert Harris
Robert Hart
Amelia Hathccoat
Linda Stone Georgann Surbaugh
Bill Tallman
Nancy Thornburg
Leslie Toles
Janet Tooley
Kenneth Upshaw
Edward Wilhelm
Patty Wilson
Bill Adams
David Alberts
Roscoe Anderson
Nancy Arthur
Vearl Beckham
Jim Herron
Sondra Brattain
Jim Hostettler
Dan Burchfield
Rita Jo Butz
Patricia Callahan
Sharon Carroll
Martha Huber
Robert Huffman
Janet Hughes
Marcia Conwell
Claude Cookman
Rosalie Craig
Jamalee Crow
Adella Daugherty
Barbara Deiser
Lois Howell
Roger Doty
Paula Edwards
Teri Misner
Diana Fox
Billy Freeman
William Gale Joyce Howard
Judy Giddens
Charlene Gillaspy
Bill Graham
William Hannaford
Bill Harper
Sharon Harrison
Becky Hart
Sondra Sue Johnson
Judy Josefek
Lois Kardatzke
Loretta King
Jean Kinley
Marilyn Kruger
Penny Laine
David Maine
Bill McCarty
Paul McCormick
Richard May
Carol Ann Neilson
Nanci Newman
Toni Pemberton
Karen Perkins
William Perry
Ann Pilasterer
Chuck Miller
Sandra Miller
Jerry Dane Porter
Stephen Priest
Rebecca Reardon
Sharon Reger
Lee Richardson
Kathy Ann Rush
John Shaw
Jeffrey Smith
Ruth Ann Speece
Robert Stoops
Bill Surbaugh
Jane Wellington
Lonnie Whitehead
Don Wilson
Betty Wolverton
Japhens Woodall
Judi Wright
Linda Addison
Townsend Albright
Marilyn Alexander
Janet Alleman
Clifford Arellano
Anita Ballinger
Douglas Barron
Mark Barron
Suzette Batthauer
Larry Beaty
Betty Box
Ruth Ann Hudson
Linda Caplan
Shirley Huff
Loretta Hull
Jon Hunt
Sherry Carter
David Hilligoss
Sandra Hutson
Clara Hutton
Sue Iveson
Susan James
Carla Ewald
Patty Fleece
Dallas Flint
Jim Frye
Peggy Foster
Curtis Jones
Jeanette Jones
Ruthie Gilmore
William Godbey
Patty Ann Goss
Jack Gray
Linda Goss
Loretta Hamilton
Sandra Lovell
Marilyn Hancock
Michelle Hancock
Clark Harrison
Saundra Heard
Mary Sue McAllister
Susan Campbell
Nancy Fribley
Roger Kellams
Sally Keller
Saundra Kelly
Eleanor Kolbusz
Sandra LaShure
Phyllis Lawson
Nancy Lee
Jan Loudenback
Patsy Duckworth
Cathy McCrocklin
Karen McKay
Beverly Miller
Michael Morgan
Carol Nahrwold
Jackie O'Dowd
Bill Osborne
Barbara Jeffries
Jim Johnson
Sondra McQuiston
Patty Pearson
Janice Perry
Jeanne Phillips
Bill Pitts
Jane Preston
Eizabeth Toombs
James Frazier
Lorine Rayford
Judibeth Reveal
Bernhard Riener
Beth Ann Robinett
Gerald Rouse
Judith Sanford
Stanley Schumacher
Jim Seal
John Cunningham
John Smith
Jerry Speece
Joseph Speece
Suzan Spencer
Steve Watson
Peggy Waugh
Alan Swinford
Madelyn Taylor
Peggy Taylor
Carol Thomas
Kay Thomas
Marylinda Thomas
John Thompson
Jerry Williams
Protestant Officials Urge Statement on Religious Liberty
Dr. Lynn L. Archer of the Protestant and Other Americans United urged Roman Catholic officials to publicly back full religious liberty and indirectly blasted Sen. John Kennedy over Catholic presidency. Speaking to about 1,000 Free Methodists at a national seminary conference in Winona Lake Indiana, Archer, a Washington attorney and church official, received a two minute standing ovation.
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Winona Lake
Ind
John Kennedy
Lynn L. Archer
United States
Free Methodists
Dr. Archer
Lumber Shipments Fall 2.2 Percent in Week
Washington reports 466 mills cut shipments 2.2 percent below production for the week ended June 11. New orders dropped 4.9 percent. unfilled orders stood at 29 percent of gross stocks. Year-to-date shipments are 4.5 percent below production with new orders 7.7 percent under.
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Washington
UPS
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Petroleum Demand Expected to Rise in 3rd Quarter
Washington based IPAA forecast total demand for petroleum products in the third quarter at 9,315,000 barrels daily, up 3.3 percent from last year. For March to May average demand was 9,923,000 barrels daily, 6.9 percent higher than 1959, driven largely by abnormally high March demand.
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Washington
UPI
Independent Petroleum Association of America
IPAA
Paper Production Hits 98.6 Percent of Capacity
NEW YORK UPI US paper production rose to 98.6 per cent of mill capacity for the week ended June 11, up from 96.2 per cent the prior week and 95.6 per cent a year ago, per the American Paper & Pulp Association. Paperboard use ran at percent of capacity, versus prior week and year ago levels.
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New York
UPI
U. S
American Paper & Pulp Association
National Paperboard Association
New Hampshire orders probe of Eichmann satire article
Governor of New Hampshire orders investigation into a Keene State Teachers College student newspaper piece urging financial support for Adolf Eichmann. The Monadnock published June 8 in a satire context, university spokesman says.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Adolf Eichmann
Kennedy Strategists Expect First Ballot Victory for Kennedy
Kennedy strategists predict Senator John Kennedy will win the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot at the Los Angeles convention. They claim 600 to 650 votes already favor him, with 761 needed, and foresee solid blocs from New York, Illinois, Michigan, California, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. The Symington camp projects over 200 votes for him on first ballot but notes potential second-choice support if Kennedy or Johnson falter.
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Washington
UPI
Cam Johnson
John Nounced
Fr. Kennedy
Mass
South
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Connecticut
New York
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Michigan
Symington Organization
Johnson
Median incomes rise to record highs in 1959
The Commerce Department reported that half of U S families earned $5,417 or more in 1959, a new record. The median individual income reached $2,606, up $130 from 1958, marking another high for the year.
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Commerce Department
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East Side Church of God
Winfield Bell
Joe Eakman
Gerald Nevitt
Phyllis Holder
Ruben Daly
Carl Beuhler
Everett Garbett
William Bell
Mary Loy
Jo Lynn Chamneff
Scherr Robbins
Harold Smith
Denny Hopper
Jim Hopper
Paul Carder
Byron Hall
Richard Kreps
Anderson Loan
Mortgage Payment Depository
Kennedys
Caer
Bishop
MagicAire
America
Fred Welker
California
Ift
MAI
Fed
Bob Brown
13Th
Meridian
9116
Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance
Farmers Mutual
Automobile Insurance Co
Madison
Wisconsin
GiaBuity
American Family Life C. Co
Sam Garretson
Anderson
Howard Hamilton
S. Main
Fairmount
Malzon Insurance Agency
Cross and
Poplar Anderson
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