Eaton American Legion elects new officers at meeting
Mrs Arch Maylett was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary of Eaton at a Wednesday meeting held at Ura 1 9 Eaton. Officers named include Mrs Carl Severin as vice president and Mrs Frank Edwards as second vice president. Other posts filled are secretary Mrs E A Corbin treasurer Mrs P J Hassell chaplain Mrs C E Moorehead historian Mrs C M Hansen sergeant at arms Mrs C J Stockfleth and Mrs J D Wilson executive board Mrs Lee J West was installed president of Scroll and Fan. Peggy Nelson arrived from Columbia Missouri to visit during the summer.
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C. G. Kirk
C.J. Stockfleth
J.D. Wilson
Lee J. West
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Roy Bears
Peggy Nelson
Columbia
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George D.patton
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Arab unity under Nasser cracks as regional tensions rise
The piece discusses Arab politics with focus on Nasser, Hussein, and Saud Feisal, noting strains in Cairo led media and Lebanon toward tension. It cites Joseph Alsop on Lebanon near expelling Egypt's ambassador and Cairo broadcasting against Lebanon and Hussein. The column warns Arab unity could tumble if Nasser stays dictatorial and interferes in others.
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Copyrighted humor and Czech election satire shock readers
George Q. Lewis urges extending copyright to joke makers to protect humor rights amid doubts about ownership. A Czech local election produced a landslide for the winners with one ticket and no real opposition, leaving the losers as the people.
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Wider Trade Restrictions on Red China Than USSR
A British shift loosens bans on about 200 items to Red China, while the United States maintains strategic-material embargoes on the Chinese Communists. Talks with allies continue as Britain extends trade options, including tractors and locomotives, but excludes strategic goods.
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Extradition Delay for Colorado Murder Convicts in California
Sacramento, California. Convicts Albert J. Kostal and Arthur Watson received a temporary delay on Friday for extradition to Colorado to face murder charges. The California Third District Court of Appeal ordered the hold until June 1. Sheriff of Sacramento County must show cause why the men should be released to Colorado. Kostal and Watson are accused of killing merchant patrolman Ray Isley during a holdup in Golden, Colorado, after escaping from Fatson last fall. Public Defender Floyd Gibbert argued Governor Goodwin Knight had no authority to order extradition.
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No Hells Canyon Labor To Be Hired for a Time
Washington officials say no workers will be hired at the Glen Canyon dam site on the Colorado River in northern Arizona for many months. Reclamation Commissioner W A Detheimer urged job seekers to stay away unless they have definite commitments as nearby communities Flagstaff Arizona and Kanab Utah are crowded and strained by current labor needs. The advisory followed a conference with Merritt Chapman Scott Corp executive vice president William Denny in charge of heavy construction for the dam project.
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Garcia Heads to Jury in Federal Compensation Case
In Albuquerque New Mexico Alfred Garcia testified his head hurt after a November accident and he had ongoing headaches. A defense attorney implied heavy drinking caused his headaches. Garcia admitted alcohol rarely influenced the ache. The jury quickly ruled against Garcia. Russian women athletes in earlier centuries wore garment resembling modern bikini bathing suits.
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The Day Christ Died reviewed by a critic
A review of Jeet Bishop's The Day Christ Died describes the work as detailed and scholarly with 330 pages spanning 23 chapters. The critic praises the breadth of background material but finds the modernized language emotionally lacking and prefers the Gospel accounts for their fuller meaning.
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Faster Island a Stone Age Pacific Monuments Review
A critique of Alcimed Metraux’s Faster Island book translated by Michael Bullock, debunking myths of a submerged continent and giant stone statues on Easter Island. The reviewer notes the sculptures are Polynesian religious expressions not age-defying marvels, and Metraux balances history with cautious speculation while preserving cultural context.
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Sheree Doing Well After Surgery in Los Angeles
Sheree North, 25, is reported in good condition after Friday surgery described as not of a perilous nature. She is expected to remain hospitalized for four very days.
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Otis Wheat Farmer Sent To Prison For Tecma Tax Evasion
Denver district judge Jean S Brestenstein sentenced Otis Wheat 64 to four months in prison and a 1300 fine for failure to file 1953 and 1954 income tax returns. Kahrs and son Walter 30 pleaded guilty to attempting a false return on 111691 for the two years. Probation report to determine posting of sentence. US Attorney Herbert Rosle commented on taxes paid on unreported income.
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Menry Kabta
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Farmer
Fentente
ITS. Dist
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Kahrs
Walter
Herbert Rosle
War's Officially Over in Detroit Bus Funding Brief
Detroit State Treasurer Sanford A. Brown announced the end of World War II era bus operating subsidies outside Detroit limits. A monthly check scheme uncovered by Brown showed Michigan cities no longer paying the fund. He found the law dated 1930s, expired after a one year extension, and issued a $5312 refund.
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Sanford A. Brown
Brown
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Rexall Drug Stores Advertise New SAH Stamps
Seven prescription chemists to serve you at your friendly Rexall stores with SAH stamps at Gilbert Bishop and Weldorads Drugs Ady.
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