Christian Herter Jr Seeks GOP Nod in Governor Contest
Massachusetts voters weigh a youthful candidate in the GOP race for governor. Christian A. Herter Jr., 39, son of a former governor and a World War II veteran with a Purple Heart, seeks the party nomination, facing Attorney General George Fingold and a convention decision set for June 14 in Worcester.
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Great Lakes region named coolest in coming 30 days
The Weather Bureau forecasts the next 30 days will bring above normal heat west of the Continental Divide and along the Gulf coast, with cooler waters in the Great Lakes area and near normal rainfall elsewhere. Subnormal rainfall is expected in the Great Lakes region and west of the Rockies.
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Toastmaster Award Goes to Dale Fearn at Capital Club
The Capital Toastmasters honored Dale Fearn with the Major Burridge award for his speech Diminishing Air Space discussing recent air collisions. Meeting at the Missouri Hotel heard Mack Stewart on The Creation and Delmar Robinson on Insurance Troubles. Officials included H. I. Haralson as toastmaster and others.
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Charles Harper
Wiliam H. Tellman
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Harper
Charles Clifford
Right Sound Advice At Hoboken City Jail
In Hoboken New Jersey police post a sign over the cell row entrance offering blunt guidance to inmates If you don t like it here stay put The message reflects a stern approach to handling complaints within the city jail facility.
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Inmates Waive Hearing in Cole County Court
Thirteen inmates from state corrections institutions faced arraignment in Cole County Magistrate Court. Eleven waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to Circuit Court. Two requested hearings on tampering with a motor vehicle. Names include Richard Foreman Ronald Farrington William Hawkins Paul Kelly and Lincoln Napolis. Other charges covered escapes and destruction of state property at Algoa. Separate traffic fines were imposed for two defendants.
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James Levon Childers
Henry Austin Ford
James T. Riley
Richard FE. Foreman
Ronald D. Farrington
William E. Hawkins
Paul Jerome Drinkard
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Homer Alexander Henderson
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Convict with 100 year term eyes fortune from toy
Chester, AP. Clyde Wagner, a 42-year-old killer at Menard State Penitentiary, holds 70 patents and has invented over 750 items since 1941. His push pull elephant toy Kongo Safari earned 700,000 orders at a New York show, with 3 cent royalties potentially totaling $21,000 if all sell. Wagner, serving 100 years for murder of an Alton policeman in 1937, won’t be eligible for parole until one third of sentence. He remains a prison vocational instructor and plans to reinvest profits into future inventions.
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Leisurely Cruise For Mother and Youths
Mrs. Carol Spelius sails her cabin cruiser down the Missouri River with her four children and 23 smaller boats in tow heading toward Cincinnati. The trip covers about 3,000 miles and two months as onlookers cheer in Fort Benton Montana as the family prepares to publish travel articles for the Cincinnati Enquirer and the Louisville Courier Journal.
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What's in a name Donald Risk a Milwaukee security analyst
Donald T. Risk, a security analyst with a Milwaukee investment firm, is noted. The piece highlights his field and employer.
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Suspicious pursuit turns out to be game of tag
In Carthage Missouri a resident saw a man running across his yard and alerted police. Police checked with two patrol cars and found 12 year old Dean Carver and his uncle Bob Ellison were playing tag, Ellison running from Carver.
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