47 Countries Bite The Hand That Feeds Them
The Cairo summit saw 47 governments in Asia Africa and the Middle East demand the United States surrender its Cuba naval base and lift the blockade. They called themselves non aligned yet many rely on Soviet military aid and oppose Western policies. The piece critiques foreign aid and independence rhetoric amid Cold War tensions.
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Middle East
Cairo
United Siates
Cuba
Soviet Union
United States
Indonesia
Tshombe
Central Africa
Nasser
Egypt
Red China
Moscow
America
Cabe
Venezula
U.S
Caracas
South Viet Nam
McNamara
Saigon
Venezuela
India
Peiping
Congress
New York
Herald Tribune Inc
Congo Republics Take Names From River at Brazzaville and Kinshasa
The two Congos trace their names to the Congo River in Africa. They are distinguished as Congo Brazzaville and Congo Kinshasa across the river, the capitals opposite each other on the lower reaches.
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The
Congo
France
Belgium
Congo River
Congo Brazzaville
Congoville
Hydrologist Perr Rowe Dies at Tucson Medical Center
Perr Rowe, hydrologist and professor at the University of Arizona, died Friday at Tucson’s Twenty-Two Medical Center. A nephew of Glenn E Brooks of Serine and son of ex-Senator Bodan Rowe of Moscow Idaho, Rowe contributed to watershed management research after prior work at the San Dennis Experimental Forest in California. He held degrees from the University of Idaho and Yale, survived by his widow Evelyn and a son Burton Rowe and daughter Donna Bonacha. Funeral rites were held at Aunt Mary’s Cemetery in Tucson with Rev. A. M. Weitekamp officiating. Floral tributes were arranged by local friends and pallbearers named.
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Perr BR Rowe
University of Arizona
Twoten Medical Center
Glenn E Brooks
Serine Amc Som
Bodan Rowe
Moscow
Idaho
Rowe
University of Anas
Arizons
San Dennis
Pacific Southwest Forest and Range
Glendora
Calif
Andrew W. Macomb
Atkinson
Ill
University of Idaho
Yale University
Evelyn Rowe
Burton Rowe
Hayfork
Donna Bon
David Reid of Ohio Passes Away at 91
David Reid of Illinois formerly Rock Falls Illinois died Tuesday morning in Ohio at age 91. Born October 5 1878 in Adams County Illinois he worked at Northwestern Steel and Wire Co. He is survived by two sons Everett Reid and Hurley Reid a brother and a sister as well as grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday at 1 30 PM at Wheelock Allen Funeral Home with burial in Fairfield Greenville Cemetery New Bedford.
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David Reid
Ohio
Ill
15Th St
Rock Falls
Mr. Reid
Adams County
James
Elizabeth Reid
Northwestern Steel and Wire Co
Everett Reid
Charleston
Hurley Reid
Harry Reid
Hamilton
Inl
Lizzie McTise
Peoria
Mary
Viola Newman
Puneral
Wheelock-Allen
David McCleary
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fairfield-Greenville
New Bedford
Lowell E Workman RFD Polo services held Tuesday
Funeral services for Lowell E. Workman of RFD 1 Polo were held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Allen Funeral Home Sterling with Rev B L Bryan and Rev Robert Roderer officiating. Burial followed at Oak Knoll Memorial Park. Organ music by Mrs Roscoe Eades and hymns Does Jesus Care and Where Could I Go But To The Lord.
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Sterling
Lowell E. Workman
RFD
Polo
B. L. Bryan
East Jordan
Loren Haak
Erwin Sheaffer
Ted Couperus
Irvin Scholl
Melvin Haak
Elwood Rock Flowers
Charles Haines
Charles Pilgrim
Frank Pilgrim
Dr. Jennings Rites Are Held Tuesday
Dr. R. A. Jennings dies Saturday and services are held Tuesday at Wheelock-Allen Funeral Home at 1 30 pm. Rev Donald Ward leads the funeral with burial at Odd Fellows Cemetery. Organist Mrs Wayne E Larson and singer Wayne E Larson perform Just As I Am and Abide With Me. Pallbearers Ray Moulton William Beck John Wolf Earl Sayers Glen Sayers George Davis. Masonic rites follow at graveside by Rock Falls Masonic Lodge.
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Wheelock-Allen Funeral Home
R. A. Jennings
Donald Ward
First Christian Church of
Rock Falls
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Wayne E. Larson
Ray Moulton
William Beck
John Wolf
Earl Sayers
Glen Sayers
George Davis
Wiliam Smith
Les Newton
Rock Palls Masonic Lodge
Jacob L. Hein Rites Held in Riverside Cemetery
Funeral services for Jacob L. Hein of RFD 1 Rock Palis were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Wheelock-Allen Funeral Home with Rev. Glen P. Enrat officiating. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery. Wayne E. Larson was organist and sang. Pallbearers included Albert Hunter Fred Schettler Marion Schettler Ed Janssen Edwin Sturgke and Harold Vock. Flowers were arranged by the O F S Mrs. Albert Hunter and Mrs. John D. Weaver. Relatives came from Pittsburgh Pa Topeka Kan Norfolk Va Sacramento Calif Warsaw Ind Deer Grove Tampico and Dixon.
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Wheelock-Allen
Jacob L. Hein
RFD
Rock Palis
Glen P. Enrat
Riverside Cemetery
Wayne E Larson
Wayne E. Larson
Albert Hunter
Fred Schettler
Marion Schettler
Ed Janssen
Edwin Sturgke
Harold Vock
Fred Heeren Sr. Rites Held At Schmitt Chapel
Funeral services for Fred Heeren Sr. were conducted Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the Schmitt Funeral Chapel. The Rev Harry Shiffer pastor emeritus of Rock Falls Christian Church officiated. Burial followed at St.
Max A. McCall Dies in Detroit Michigan
Max A. McCall 50 of 31720 Winchester Warren Michigan died Tuesday morning in Ford Memorial Hospital Detroit after emergency surgery a week earlier. He was married to Fern Dietz of Rock Falls. Funeral at 1 p.m. Friday at Warren Methodist Church burial in Warren. Born March 19 1914 in Owosso Michigan he graduated there and joined Michigan State Police in 1937 recently retired. He was Warren fire commissioner and served 58 months in World War Two with 26 months overseas retiring as lieutenant colonel. Surviving daughter Vickie and son Todd. He was son in law of Peter and Mrs Dietz.
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Max A. McCall
Winchester
Warren
Mich
Ford Memorial Hospital
Detroit
Fern Dietz
Rock Falls
Owosso
Michigan State University
Michigan State Police
McCall
Vickie
Todd
MacCall
Peter J. Dietz
W. 13Th St
Jeanette Roark Rites Held at Methodist Church
Funeral services for Jeanette Roark were conducted Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the Methodist Church with Rev Roger Baumeister and Rev Joseph Stoube officiating Burial followed at Buda Cemetery Mrs Everett Renkes sang The Lord s Prayer and organ music was provided by Betty Olson assisted by Mrs Leroy Stewart and Mrs Halger Pedson Hillcrest Greenhouse pallbearers were William Wood Elmer Wood Wilbur Wood Thomas Wood Jr and Francis Wood Jr
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Tampico
Panera
Jeanette Roark
Roger Baumeister
Joseph Stoube
Buda
Everett Renkes
Betty Olson
Leroy Stewart
Halger Pedson
Hillcrest Greenhouse
Wiliam Wood
Elmer Wood
Wilbur Wood
Thomas Wood Jr
Francis Wood Jr
Walter L Slater Dies In California
Walter L. Slater, formerly of Sterling, died Monday in Hayward California after a lengthy illness. He was a brother of Mrs Ralph A Thomas.
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Walter L. Slater
California
Sterling
Hayward
Calif
Ralph A. Thomas
Young Juniors Look For Fall Fashion Trend
Junior debs gain status in fashion with outfits built for ease and action. Skimmers A lines blousons and pleats create movement while layered casual wear remains popular for school and play. Rich burnished tones and textures dominate outerwear and dresses in velvet and organdy for special occasions.
Texture And Detail Complement Gloves Shine This Fall
Glove fashion centers on feminine tailoring with rich textures and sewing details. Leather offers elegant touches with romantic stitching, buttons, bows, pearls, and cuff links, while fabric gloves showcase embroidery and metallic threading. Reptile textures lead the trend with corduroy-like nylon and embossed vinyl effects.
Eisenhower recites his own prayer after oath of office
President Dwight D. Eisenhower delivers a personal prayer following the oath of office marking his first such gesture as chief executive. The moment underscores a ceremonial opening of his presidency.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
Coats Slim Silhouette Moves Through Fall Fashion
Fall sixtieths coats advance with slender lines and ease of movement. Raglan shoulders and deeper armholes shape the silhouette, belts integrate into the design, and pockets stay subtle. Fabrics range from herringbone worsteds to textured ropey tweeds with bold color tones and new pocket shapes.
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Wilbur Daniels
National Board of the Coat and Suit Industry
Marge
Oxford
Jewelry Swings In For Fall Showing Look Of Gold
The fall jewelry spread emphasizes fluid movement with swinging earrings pendants long chains and waistline accents. Gold look is paired with pearls gems and amber, featuring heirloom inspired discs coins and crystal drops, plus pins attached to chains for pendant and pin versatility.
Markets Mixed As Steel and Oil Led Late Gains
Irregular stock activity was boosted by gains in steels nonferrous metals and selected issues. Westinghouse and Time Inc led volume while Pepsi Cola with a large block traded down slightly. Grain and livestock markets showed mixed, with soybeans advancing while nearby grains fell.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysie
Homestake
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda Westinghouse Electric
Chicago
Live poultry and eggs market report from Chicago
USDA wholesale buying prices show live poultry largely unchanged with roasters at 23 to 26 cents and fed fryers at 18 to 19 cents. Heavy hens 15 to 17 cents, eggs steady with grade A whites 36 to 36.5 cents, mixed 36, mediums 29, standards 30 cents. dirties and checks not quoted.
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