Burial Under Wrong Name Is Suspected
In Cairo a grave believed to hold the remains of the missing American student Donald Shannon was exhumed on family request. U.S. Consul Gordon Firth and a Navy dentist sought positive ID by dental x ray after four decomposed bodies were found in the Nubian Desert following a failed July expedition. The party included guide Ahmed Akid and explorers John Armstrong and two French youths. The discovery raised the possibility that Shannon may be buried under the native guide’s name.
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UPI
Nubian
Donald Shannon
Milwaukee Wis
John Armstrong
Belleville
N.J
Ahmed Akid
Ethiopia
Shannon
U.S
Gordon Firth
Vitamin K-5 in foods linked to killing organ isms
Vitamin K-5 found naturally in leafy greens cheese liver and egg yolk is the only one known to kill organ isms in food.
No-Roach Roach Coat Ad Hits Local Stores
An advertisement details No-Roach kitchen spray with a simple recipe using a small brush and saucer. It claims months of effectiveness when brushed on cabinets, baseboards, and around sinks. Available in pint and ounce sizes at Banner Store and several drugstores at listed prices.
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Hooks
Gwinns
Haags
Walgreens
Woman Delivered in a Basket to Win Love in London
Theodora Eagleden, 31, had herself delivered in a basket to Gerry Burrow’s home after failing to win his affection by normal means. She paid 10 pounds for the Royal Institute for the Blind hamper and 5 pounds for a van ride, but Burrow, 37, says the stunt made him ill and wants to forget it. She vows to try again after six months unless he changes his mind.
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London
Theodora Eagleden
Theodora
Gerry Burrow
Miss Eagleden
Burrows
Royal Institute For the Blind
Gerry
Italian Police and Workers Clash in Palermo Strike
Palermo saw clashes between police and workers during a 24 hour general strike. The protest cited the gravity of Italy’s economic situation, with at least three policemen injured and numerous workers hurt in scattered incidents. Food supplies and essential services were exempt. Unions say 50,000 jobless in Palermo.
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Palermo
Sicily
UPT
Italy
Oslo Snub Report Denied
UPI reports the U.S. Embassy in Oslo denies that Ambassador Frances Willis publicly snubbed Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan at the Soviet Industrial Exposition opening. Mikoyan sat in the front row. Willis greeted others and later sat away. Embassy press secretary Reuben Monson says the story is not accurate.
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UPI
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Anastas Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Norway
Einar Gerhardsen
Miss Willis
Brynjull Bull
Halverd Lange
Gerhardsen
Reuben Monson
Indiana lawmakers study PSC setup findings awaited
A sub committee of Indiana lawmakers will decide Tuesday if the Public Service Commission is adequately protecting the public. The PSC Study Committee, created last September by the Legislative Advisory Commission, plans to report to the advisory commission at the July 5 meeting. Led by State Senator Ruel Steele, the group aims to recommend new legislation if needed.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Indiana Legislative Advisory Commission
PSC
Ruel W. Steele
Bedford
Advisory Commission
Kiwanians Move Meet Site To Park Place Church
Mounds Kiwanians meet at 6 pm at the new Park Place Church of God instead of the YMCA. Rev. Dale Oldham, pastor, will conduct a personal tour of the new sanctuary after the meal.
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Mounds
New Rotary Officers To Begin Duties
Rotary Club officers begin their year's reign at today's noon meeting at the YMCA. Newly elected president Dr Richard Swann will take the post while retiring president John Peters conducts the session. Ken neth Wood, a columnist and humorist, will be the featured speaker.
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Rotary Club
YMCA
Richard Swann
John Peters
Kenneth Wood
Bishop Reeves to Return to Cape Town in September
Anglican bishop Ambrose Reeves of Johannesburg plans to return to Cape Town in September after fleeing South Africa in March to avoid arrest for his opposition to racial segregation.
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London
Ambrose Reeves
Johannesburg
South Africa
South
Handley keeps executive secretary amid treasurer tension
Indiana governor Handley will not fire executive secretary James Hughes over disobedience as Hughes contemplates resignation amid a late nomination clash. Hughes, Greenwood attorney, said he may quit later as campaign pressures rise, stressing the need to recognize young Republicans within the party.
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John Peters
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Montana
Robert Fink
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GOP
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Courthouse News Roundup of Court Filings and Divorces
Multiple civil actions and divorces listed in Indiana and Thailand. Cases include quiet title actions Beckman Rotruck Schuyler Mary Inholt versus William Inholt divorce suits Salyer Mattingly and Whitehead Spencer versus spouses and guardianship, foreclosures, and a court minutes note. Also Bangkok bus crash kills a man and boy and a local surgery report for Paul R. Tucker in Muncie.
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William P Inholt
Peck
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Russell
Senate Maps North Dakota Vote Inquiry
The Senate elections subcommittee announced a preliminary on the spot inquiry into alleged illegal tactics in the North Dakota race between Democratic Gov. John E. Davis and Republican Rep. Quentin Burdick for the late Sen. William Langer’s seat. Two staff lawyers were ordered to Fargo after polls closed. anonymous ballots attacking Burdick were cited by witnesses.
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Theodore Francis Green
DRI
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Fargo
Kenneth B. Keating
GOP
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Grand Forks
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Burdick
Cripple Ruled Insane Death Case Dropped
Jeffersonville Indiana AP reports Denzil R Meredith 26, a double amputee, was ruled sane and unfit to stand trial for the death of his 9 year old stepson Michael Haag. Judge James L Bottorff ordered commitment to Beatty State Hospital at Westville for mental evaluation with four psychiatrists doubting release. Meredith admitted killing after initially claiming accidental strangling. Police say motive included jealousy and fear of divorce. the boy’s mother Jacqueline Meredith found the body. Prosecutor Howard Snyder described Meredith as unresponsive to commitment proceedings.
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James L. Bottorff
Denzil R. Meredith
Beatty State Hospital
Westville
Meredith
Madison State Hospital
Michael Haag
Jacqueline Meredith
Howard J. Snyder
Capital Airlines seeks to drop money losing runs
Capital Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for permission to withdraw from extensive local service routes in the East, South and Midwest. President David H Baker says the carrier cannot survive without relief from its propeller age route system in a jet era. The airline, facing foreclosure by a British manufacturer, seeks to trim routes not supporting competitive service.
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UPI
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Capital
Whitney Gillilland
U.S
Today At YMCA Rotary Exchange Dinners Altrusa Kiwanis
Rotaries groups and clubs meet at the YMCA with events including exchanges, dinners, and open swim sessions. Scheduled gatherings cover Altrusa Kiwanis Toastmasters Florida Group Home Builders Investment Club and youth activities.
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Toastmasters
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Investment Club
Edison seeks authority to sell notes for Hammond plant expansion
Commonwealth Edison of Indiana asks the Indiana Public Service Commission to authorize selling 20 million dollars in notes to Commonwealth Edison, its national parent, to finance a 305000 kilowatt unit at the State Line Station. Total project cost is about 51.1 million dollars. The note sale follows plans for the new unit, while a separate sentence notes the first reindeer in Alaska came from Russia in the 19th century.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Commonwealth Edison Company of
Indiana
Indiana Public Service Commission
Hammond
Commonwealth Edison
State Line
Wife Admits Husband Slain While Asleep
MORRISTOWN N J A brunette mother of three confessed that she shot her husband in his sleep last Saturday and blamed an intruder. Ann Lupoli 26 of Lake Hiawatha said years of domestic strife led to the killing and described her husband Joseph 39 a New York elevator company supervisor as jealous. She admitted taking her husband’s briefcase and using a .22 revolver found later in bushes near the cottage.
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Lake Hiawatha
New York City
Morris County
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New York
Frank C. Scerbo
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Indiana FBI arrests Tennessee burglary suspect in Indianapolis
Edgar J. Powers says Jerry Wayne Street, 20, was arrested on a charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution after a grand jury indictment. Street had been employed in Indianapolis as a construction worker in recent weeks.
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UPI
FBI
Edgar J. Powers
Jerry Wayne Street
Beverly Sues Flynn Estate For $5 Million
Beverly Radland's court guardian sues Errol Flynn estate for 5 million, alleging a two year relationship exposed her to wild parties and immoral debauchery. The suit, filed in New York Supreme Court, targets Flynn's widow Pat Wymore Flynn and estate administrators.
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UPI
Beverly Radland
Errol Flynn
Flynn
State Supreme Court
Howard F. Trussel
Miss Radland
Patrice Wymore Flynn
Justin M. Golenbeck
Louis Grossman
Trussel
Beverly
Los Angeles
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Seven Ways to Cut Your Medical Costs
The piece outlines tips to manage medical expenses including the cost of annual checkups and income tax deductions. It promises seven practical savings ideas and notes a Reader's Digest offer price of 29 cents for July.
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Reader's Digest
Red Front Order Given by Board Faces Registration
The Subversive Activities Control Board ordered the American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born to register as a Communist front. Based in New York with offices in Chicago Seattle Los Angeles Detroit Boston and Pittsburgh the group provides legal aid in deportation and denaturalization cases. The board tied its aims to keep party members from losing naturalization and to win foreign born goodwill for party support.
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UPI
Subversive Activities Control Board
American Committee For Protection of Foreign Born
U. S
New York City
Chicago
Seattle
Los Angeles
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburgh
Subversives Activities Control Board
Communist Party
McCarran
Postal worker strike in Tel Aviv over vacation allowances
In Tel Aviv, a postal employee staged a four hour warning strike to press for seven days annual vacation instead of five. The action aimed to secure higher holiday allowances for city workers and halt normal postal operations during the protest.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
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