Gazette Offers Special Job-Hunter Ads for Teens
The Gazette announces a new Sunday start for a teen job section in Classified Advertising. Ads limited to 18 words plus phone and address, up to 24 per day, first 25 running Sun Tue. DeadlineJune 8 for the June 10 11 12 run. William W Shank says aim is to teach kids market skills and future customers. The paper may edit or reject ads and will publish handy coupons daily.
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William W. Shank
Navy Aerobee-Hi rocket fails again at White Sands
At White Sands Proving Ground New Mexico on June 4 naval scientists reported another Aerobee-Hi rocket failure. The failed flight underscored a thrust chamber problem and delay in the program possibly ending Aerobee-Hi and delaying the International Geophysical Year research vehicle.
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John Townsend
Naval Research Laboratory
Rocket Sonde
Tunisian rebels name Salah ben Youssef commander in chief
Cairo dispatch says Salah ben Youssef, an exiled extremist opponent of Tunisia's newly independent government, has been named commander in chief of the Tunisian Liberation Army with headquarters announced in Cairo. The move marks a significant leadership shift among rebel factions.
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Egypt
Salah Ben Youssef
Tunisian “Liberation Army
Tunisia
Heatter Proclaims New Dual Ear Hearing In Glasses
Gabriel Heatter promotes Beltone Hearing Aid glasses as a revolutionary device enabling deaf individuals to hear with both ears. The system uses a hidden tube to deliver sound to the ear with no receiver button or cord. A free information bank and a postcard request offer details from Beltone Hearing Aid Co in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Beltone Hearing Aid Co
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Unpledged Democrats Cheer Stevenson at Illinois Convention
At Springfield the State Democratic convention chose 28 national delegates and 50 full state delegates but did not endorse Adlai E Stevenson for president. Despite cheers for Stevenson the event delayed naming a unit vote strategy and postponed adopting a platform until after Labor Day in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Downstate
Stuart Symington
Missouri
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U. S
Scott W. Lucas
Cook County
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Richard Z. Daley
United States
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Adlai FE. Stevenson
Daley
Woodard Named President of First Church of Christ Scientist
Dr Woodard of Cambridge was named president of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston by the Christian Science Board of Directors at the denomination's annual meeting. The one year term follows his long involvement with Christian Science since joining in 1908 and his education at Harvard. He was born in Warren, Pennsylvania and currently holds degrees from Harvard College Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and Harvard Law School.
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Cambridge
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Church of Christ, Scientist
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Christian Science Board of Directors
Harvard College
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Harvard Law School
Long Legal Battle Looming Over Huge Netcher Estate
A Chicago based legal dispute centers on the multimillion dollar Netcher estate fought by Mollie Netcher Newbury and her sister Francice against other heirs. The case traces back to a 1952 accounting petition and a contested will that shifted a large Chicago department store fortune through trusts and overseas beneficiaries. The matter involves Mollie’s grandmother Moll Alpiner Netcher and a legacy reaching numerous international destinations.
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Mollie
Franche
Grandia Neteher
Charles I
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Mollie Netcher Newbury
Fargey
Solons Press Probe of Labor Racketeering After Riesel Attack
Four House members urged a full investigation into labor racketeering following the acid attack on columnist Victor Riesel. Rep. Clare Holtman and Reps. Edgar Hiestand Joel Broyhill introduced resolutions calling for inquiry into labor violence and racketeering. Rep. Craig Hosmer and Rep. William Springer joined in backing examining legislation and enforcement effectiveness.
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Victor Riesel
Clare Holtman
R-Minh
Government Operations Committee
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Dgar Hiestanc
R-Califf
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Craig Hosmer
Calif
Meany and Reuther Endorse Probe Amid Lab or Union Battle
President Meany and Walter Reuther voiced support for a congressional probe. Hoffman countered that Reuther avoided eliminating racketeering from unions. A Michigan Republican linked Reuther to Meany’s backing, while Riose was blinded after an acid attack tied to a broadcast exposing racketeers.
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