Columbus Native Gerald Page Dies After Four Years of Illness
Gerald Page of Erie died yesterday at home after a four year illness. He owned Page's Service Station in Erie. Born in Columbus, he lived in Erie many years and belonged to Cascade Methodist Church. Survived by wife Mary Schaper Page, daughter Mrs. Richard W. Moore of Jefferson Ohio, two sons Gary S. Page and another, two brothers Merle H. Page of Columbus and Arthur L. Page of Lincoln Nebraska, and a grandson. Friends may call Schoal Funeral Home Erie today and tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Philip Schilck officiating. Burial in Erie Cemetery.
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Page
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Erie
Cascade Methodist Church
Mary Schaper Page
Richard W. Moore
Jeffer
Ohio
Gary S. Page
Merle H. Page
de Tumbus
Arthur L. Page
Schoal Funeral Home
West 6Th
Philip Schilck
Grscade Methodist Church
Burin
Erle Cemetery
Johnson Urges Shirt Sleeve Diplomacy in Asia
Johnson spoke from the United States about Asian struggles and the need for more than money and arms. He called for social reforms and direct engagement with people, praising Ambassador Galbraith’s hands on approach to listening to locals and exchanging views.
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Kennedy
Tim Galbraith
Harvard Uiversity
Deductions For Tractor Gifts Stir Up Senate Debate
Senator Byrd demands IRS explanation as to tax deductions for tractors donated to prisoners in a Kennedy backed private drive to swap tractors to Cuba for prisoners. Kennedy defends private charity status. IRS may grant deductions if conditions are met. Knight and Eleanor Roosevelt comment on implications.
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R-Del
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Jon
Tractors For Freedom Committee
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Detroit Free Press
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Freedom Riders Defy Cooling Off Plea amid Protests
Wyatt T Walker of the SCLC says no cooling-off period will pause the protests as Freedom Riders face breach of peace charges. Riders are transported by Alabama troops replaced at the border by Mississippi National Guardsmen with recon planes and helicopters nearby. Reverend James Lawson condemns intensified security while emphasizing nonviolence and government protection. President Kennedy’s brother Attorney General Kennedy urges restraint amid arrests.
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference of Atlanta
Freedom Riders
Mississippi-Alabama
Alabama
Mississippi National Guardsmen
National Guard
James Lawson
Nashville, Tenn
Washington
Kennedy
Indecent People in Sted Prompt Attorney General Comment
The attorney general warns against indecent behavior in Sted as a mob asks no questions. Nearly 700 deputy U S marshals are stationed at Maxwell Field near Montgomery awaiting deployment in emergencies after violence in Alabama.
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Attorneyeneral
U.S
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Washington weighs federal actions on Freedom Riders
In Washington a public information officer declined to say if U S marshals would be sent to Mississippi. The wording hints at government steps around the Freedom Riders on that arrival and the public response.
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Capltal City
Washington, D. C
Department
Mississippi
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