Tar Heel Lions Plan Big Event in Miami
Greensboro reports North Carolina Lions prepare to elect John L. Stickley of Charlotte as Lions International president with Gov. Luther Hodges leading 4 000 state Lions and families plus 1 000 band members from 12 high schools heading to Miami for the convention and events at the Orange Bowl. Hodges will preside at the opening and North Carolina Night show honors Stickley.
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Luther Hodges
Florida
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Hendersonville Cloggers
Answers 1 310000 Miles Dulles May 27
The briefing lists seven items including 310000 miles and a May 27 date attributed to Dulles. It notes weapons, admission plans for 100000 from North Africa, and references to L Frank Baum books. Dr Ira L Kaplan is cited, and a monetary figure shows under $2500. It identifies a Republican as well.
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Finders Limited Will Ferret Out Any Information For Fee
British firm Finders Limited offers legal and moral information gathering for a fee. Hugo Dunn-Meynell and 25 assistants handle unusual requests from locating ancient items to shipping a hotel bed abroad. They charge from 65 cents to 500 dollars and boast a 13 000 mile U S tour to meet client needs.
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McClellan Seeks Explanation on Private Data to Donovan
Senator McClellan of Arkansas demanded a Senate hearing to learn if the Eisenhower White House provided a private author with confidential cabinet minutes and interoffice memoranda used in Robert Donovan’s The Inside Story. White House aide Maxwell Rabb was asked to testify. Hagerty declined to identify who approved the access.
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Retiring Jesuit Priest Known for Death Row Help
Reverend Joseph J. Ayd, 74, longtime Loyola College professor and Baltimore prisoner minister, retires after 38 years at Maryland Penitentiary and Baltimore city jail. He helped 54 inmates in their final hours, fought for death row commutations, and wrote widely while planning a writing-focused retirement and crime fiction reads.
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Salad meals as simple summer mainstays
Fixing three meals a day this summer is easier by making cool salads the mainstay. A summer salad cook book appears in the July issue of Better Homes & Gardens, with copies available wherever magazines are sold.
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