Skate Day to Aid Easter Seal Fund in North Carolina
The High Point Easter Seal drive features a two day Skate Day at Rol-a-Rink on Main Street with 60 children in a Sleeping Beauty performance dubbed a Rola-cade. Shows run Easter Sunday 2 and 4 pm and Easter Monday 2 pm with proceeds to the local Easter Seal Society for crippled residents.
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Little Gremlin Skating Club
N. Main Street
Easter Seal Fund
Edwin A. McAdams
High Point Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Main Street
Sleeping Beauty
North Carolina
Easter Seal Society
Kefauver Drops Out of New Hampshire Primary
Senator Estes Kefauver announced he will not enter New Hampshire's 1960 primary campaign and will run for re election to the Senate. Backers quickly endorsed Senator John F Kennedy while local supporters voiced mixed predictions about a Kennedy victory in New Hampshire.
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Concord
N.H. Tap
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
New Hampshire
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kefauver
Associated Press
Hampshire
Minnesota
Kennedy
Boutin
Eal
Helen A. Desjardins
Rollinsford
Nick Hart
Manchester
Stuart Symington
Murder trial defendant treated with hospital therapy in Indianapolis
Connie Nicholas, 44, was moved from jail to General Hospital as the murder trial began. Officials said her right arm swelled, requiring intensified therapy sessions each evening during the first week of proceedings. Her wealthy lover, Forrest Teel, 54, was linked to the case. Also noted were societal shifts in car ownership and advertising trends over recent years.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Connie Nicholas
General Hospital
Frank Hawkins
Arvine G. Popplewell
Nicholas
Forrest Teel
Woman Dies With Vision Of Heaven
West Liberty Ky AP pipe smoking 107 year old Mrs Raney Aunt Jeston Govedon dies Friday. Daughter in law Mrs Byrd cared for her at the white frame home she lived in 90 years. She moved from Grassy Creek as a bride 17. Survived by five children 15 grandchildren and 41 great grandchildren. Family noted a 107th birthday Dec 23 with a squirrel dinner cake and a clay pipe. Funeral Monday at Grassy Lick church burial in family farm plot.
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West Liberty
Raney
Jeston Govedon
Byrd
Jeston
White Frame
Amas Grassy Creek
Grassy Lick
Magnets Clear Road Of Nails In Massachusetts
A truck spill coated a rural road with nails from 1 to 4 inches long. Motorists slowed traffic until the highway department and magnets helped sweep the debris. MIT graduate Robert Packard arrived with magnets attached to broom handles to finish the cleanup.
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Middleboro
Mass
Ralph Edmunds Jr
Waltham
Highway Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert S. Packard
Attleboro
Jon
New Fires Rage Over Forests
In central Missouri the Ozark region suffers new fires, some deliberate, with 5000 acres burned and 3000 to 4000 lost in a single contract. Osal B. Capps warns at least 15 arson fires are reported as winds and low humidity hinder containment.
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Jefferson City
Ozark Hills
Missouri
Osal B. Capps
Conservation Commission
Orphaned Williams Children Placed In Custody In Chicago
Eleven young Williams siblings, orphaned after their mother died during childbirth, were placed under juvenile authorities in Chicago. The group, ranging from 3 months to 12 years, was split between St. Vincent's Orphanage and the Arthur J. Audy Juvenile Home after being found unattended in a West Side apartment.
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Chicago
Alonzo Williams
West Side
Alonzo
Alberta Williams
Atlanta
Karen
Sharon
Anice
Anette
Emily
Barbara
Shirey
Linda
Oliver
Arthur J. Audy
First Session of Supreme Court Opens in 1790
The article notes the first session of the U S Supreme Court in 1790 with Chief Justice John Jay presiding and outlines the establishment of the court as part of the new U S government.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Jay
Redlands student dies after dangerous experiments
Michael Hawks an 18 year old University of Redlands student died from chloral hydrate intoxication after he and fellow student David Dunning 18 conducted hazardous drug experiments. Deputy Coroner ruled the death accidental. Hawks had described dreams from the sedative and LSD use.
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Redlands
Calif
Michael Hawks
David Dunning
Hawks
Dunning
Bright
University of Redlands
Edward Doyle
Richard A. Hawks
Matsonia
Honolulu
Change in US winters noted by UW meteorologist
UW meteorologist Reid Bryson says winters have grown colder in the North Atlantic states by about 10 degrees since 1885 while the Pacific Coast has cooled. He notes the reason remains unknown and likens the trend to Grandpa's memories of harsher winters.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Reid Bryson
North Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
Free Book Offer on Arthritis and Rheumatism
An amazing book titled Arthritis and Rheumatism will be sent free to anyone who writes for it. It claims drugs and meds may be the means of saving a life from misery. Write today to The Ball Clinic Dept. 4612 Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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Warner's Wayside Furniture
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Warner
High Point
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