Freedom Sets Governor Long On Vengeance Trail
Governor Earl Long’s hospitalization feud escalates as doctors urge continued confinement while Rosenblum and Dr. McLendon back his release. Court actions unfold as Long resists treatment and seeks separation from Blanche Long, with political and legal maneuvering shaping his fate.
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Perrof Hopkins
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L. D. Godard
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Mandeville
Blanche
Atty
Treasure of Black Gold Brings Oil Boom to Green County
Green County Kentucky erupts with an oil boom as acidizing wells yields vast deposits. Drillers pour in from across the South and beyond chasing fortunes in the blue sand limestone. Production soars with thousands of wells while streams turn salty, drawing protests and warnings about the boom's costs and risks. In Clarksburg, Katherine Detrich, 75, dies after years of illness, survived by a daughter, a son, a stepdaughter, and two grandchildren. funeral plans set for Sunday.
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Fort Knox
Kentucky
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Peete Teasat
Merriott Girl Services Today In Versailles Church
Versailles obituary notes the death of Lisa Leah Merriott two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merriott born July 24 1956 in Versailles. Survived by parents two brothers Charles and Kenyon Versailles sisters Kathy Merriott and Sandra Owens maternal grandparents Gilovis Evans and Della Mandsen paternal grandfather Phil Merrott Funeral set for 1 13 p m at Versailles Christian Church with Rev J L Vreeman officiating burial in Versailles Cemetery.
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Lisa Leah Merriott
Charles Merriott
Charles
Kenyon
Kathy Merriott
Sandra Owens
Gilovis Evans
Della Mandsen
Phil Merrott
Versailles Christian Church
Rev
J. L 'Vreeman
Versailles Cemetery
Blair Tour Capitol Meets Staters Girls
State leaders Karen Diehl Clinton Secretary Jean Kelsey Clinton Attorney General Dorothy Steward Butler State Auditor Pat Teper St Louis Lt Governor Gretchen O'Dell Lebanon attended the staters tour at the Capitol. The event highlighted state government activities and included remarks by several officials.
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Clinton
Jean Kelsey
Dorothy Steward
Butler
Pat Teper
St. Louis
Gretchen O'Dell
Lebanon
Airliner Crash Kills All Aboard Near Milan
The TWA flight from Milan to Paris and then Chicago crashed fifteen miles north of Milan in heavy rain. Most aboard were Americans and Italians with diverse nationalities also represented. Cardinal Montini of Milan conducted rites at the scene as rescue teams searched amid flames and wreckage.
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Enrico Fermi
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Fermi
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Milan
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Paris
Anchenon
O'Hare
Alps
Kennedy Holds No Hope For Hoffa in Senate Probe
Senate committee in new Teamsters hearings cites alleged past pay to Prebenda from the Times totaling 336 022.77 and 348 240 from the union over five years. The Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph paid a Teamsters official over 100 000 for nine years to avert labor unrest.
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Prebenda
Pittsburgh Sun- Telegraph
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MU Reports Graduate Enrollment Rise at Columbia
The University of Missouri announced a significant increase in graduate enrollment for the summer session. A total of 1,935 students had enrolled by the end of registration, up 288 from the previous year, with combined Columbia and Rolla totals reaching 4,613.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Rolla
Death of Major Frederick Foubister in Chicago
Word arrives of Major Frederick Foubister 74 retired Salvation Army officer who built the temple in 1929 and led the local program for a decade. He died of a stroke while visiting relatives in Chicago. Funeral and burial took place there. Survived by brother 4 M Foubister, sister Mrs Pearl Jackson of Chicago and four children.
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Queen Sail Up St Lawrence Seaway and Oil Outlook
Leases change hands at high prices as county officials press to keep up with rapid activity. The article discusses international cooperation on water pollution and oil water mixes, forecasts on the Green County boom, and the St. Lawrence Seaway’s half-billion value enabling ocean ships to reach the Great Lakes. It notes Ashland refinery's new $2 million pipeline to Louisville and ongoing cooperation themes.
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James H. Potcet
Itias
International
Green County
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Justice Department Targets Burke Paper in Tax Case
The Justice Department seeks records in the tax evasion trial of 63-year-old M Burke and partner G Turner. The case centers on oil interests and a Greensburg native with leases on 20,000 producing acres. Burke faced charges tied to evasion and timing of payments, with sentencing set for July 7.
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M.burke
G. Turner
Greensburg
East Side
Buster) Wortman
Post-Dispatch
Jdvillers
William G. Hundley
Turner
Degeologist
Wortman
Burke
Chi- Turner
Saltson
Services for Stewart Scheduled Sunday
Funeral services for Lester E Stewart 73 who died Friday at Hulen Nursing Home Centralia will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hopewell Baptist Church. Rev Leroy Moon to officiate with burial in Hopewell Cemetery. Body lies in state at New Bloomfield funeral homes from 9 a.m. today until service.
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Katherine Detrich
Detrich
New Cambria
John Detrich
Opal McMain
Kansas City
Kan
Pearl Pool
Chicago
Albert Earl Roberts
St. Louis
Margaret White
Albert’ Burris
Novenger
Just Church
Ivan Cameron
Mount Hope Cemetery
New Bloomfield
Lester E Stewart
Hulen
Centralia
Hopewell Baptist Church
Leroy Moon
Hopewell Cemetery
Crucial Steel Negotiations Bog to a Halt
Reports from Washington indicate a stalled stalemate in steel talks between unions led by McDonald and industry chiefs headed by Cooper. A planned Friday meeting with top executives aims to salvage a contract, while unions blame management for stalling and threaten a nationwide shutdown as talks extend.
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Ee Memorial Mediation
Servyeonoth Carey
Dunklin
Eaward Schwartz
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Jack Standacey
Sandra Key Meiser
Stadium
Conrad Cooper
The
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Theria
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Cooper
Onlyjé
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Roger Jo M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Clifford Hood
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Bethlehem Steel
Charles M. White
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Mrs. Anderson's Father Dies at Butler Home
Frank Bornhauser aged 75 died unexpectedly at the home of his daughter Mrs Morris Solomon in Butler. Bornhauser had lived in Boulder Colorado for five years and is survived by twelve children. Funeral arrangements are being made at the Boonsboro Jewels funeral home.
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Local Birth Notices and Marital Licenses Report
Daughter to Mr and Mrs Bob Howell 207 Hubb St Charles E Still Hospital. Son to Mr and Mrs Leroy Ragan 905 W McCarty St. Daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Howell 207 Hub St Charles FE Still Hospital. Marriage licenses Harold R Brooks 23 Osage Beach and Barbara Ann Bemis 18 Lake Ozark. Robert J Ahlert 22 Jennings and Mary Carolyn Avery 20 Jefferson City. Duane P Schlueter 27 Jefferson City and Hisie E Ehlers 22 Jefferson City. Charles Miller 40 Ocala Fla and Helen Tucker 57 Columbia. Circuit Court Doris C Poe versus Donald E Poe petition filed for divorce. Beulah Pearl Cundiff versus Nelile J Cundiff petition for divorce filed. Magistrate Court Frederick Jack Wiggins 36 04 W Atchison St fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding.
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Osage Beach
Barbara Ann Bemis
Lake Ozark
Robert J. Ahlert
Jennings
Mary Carolyn Avery
Jefferson City
Duane P. Schlueter
Jefarson City
Hisie E. Ehlers
Charles Miller
Ocala
Fla
Helen Tucker
Columbia
Doris C .Poe
Donald E. Poe
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Nelile J. Cundiff
Frederick Jack Wiggins
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Smiling Marilyn Monroe Leaves Lenox Hill Hospital
A smiling Marilyn Monroe left Lenox Hill Hospital Friday after Tuesday's corrective operation by a specialist on women's ailments. Since her 1956 marriage to Arthur Miller, she has suffered two miscarriages. Miller accompanied his wife from the hospital, and they were driven to their New York City apartment.
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Topeka Man Held On Bad Check Charge
Topeka man Robert Seibert, 25, was arrested in Kansas City facing at least 13 counts of passing fraudulent checks. Police say he used Kansas state prison discharge papers as identification to cash the checks. An unrelated line notes the 1956 APNA resolution honoring Benjamin Franklin.
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Kan
Robert Seibert
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Kansas State Prison
Satchmo Sings A Tune From Bed In Spoleto
Louis Armstrong nicknamed Satchmo sits up in a hospital bed in Spoleto Italy and hums The Snowy Side of the Street while doctors report a strong recovery from pneumonia. He insists Pops is in the clear as his condition improves after two high fever crises.
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Italy
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Satchmo
New Orleans
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Valve Fault Blamed for Vanguard Missile Failure
Government confirms a faulty pressure valve caused the Vanguard missile to fail to reach orbit after a Monday launch from Cape Canaveral. NASA and informed firing-site sources cited a malfunctioning small compressor regulator in the second of three stages.
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Vanguard
Cape Canaveral Plan
E National, Aeronautics and Space Administration
Frijay
Three Rob Bank In Kansas City
Three black suspects robbed the Home Savings Association at 3131 Troost Ave Kansas City. Acting manager Melvin Saxton said one robber held him at knife point while two others emptied an open safe and a cash drawer and fled in a black car. Estimated loot was about $3000.
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