Eisenhower visits Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo
President Eisenhower lands in Brazil amid drizzle and crowds as he tours Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. He reviews a wreath for fallen soldiers, meets Governor Adhemar and Juscelino Kubitschek, and discusses world and hemispheric issues during a planned but broad session.
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Eisenhower
Crowel
Rio de Auneire
Rio de Neivo
Idayo
Argentina
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Scherilo
Zillans
Filsenhower
Carlos Mherlo Carvallig
Ely
Avon
Adhemar
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Tesi ‘Donce
Cimpas Busena
United States
Brazil
America
Columbine
Pautisia
Alagan
Lochins
Hiskeid
Juscelino Kubitschek
Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Hope Opens New Elm Street Service Center Building
A new brick service center on Elm Street behind the current telephone building will house the Installation Repair Forces and the Construction and Cable Department. The facility includes offices for the Construction Foreman and Facility Engineer and will support Western Hill installers with the expansion program at the Central Office.
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Elm St
Western Hiei
Pig Ney
Spirit of Service in Safe Driving on Main Street
A quiet incident shows safe driving as a major story as a Binge driver slows for 9 schoolchildren crossing Main Street avoiding danger. The speaker notes this overlooked moment reflects responsibility in telephone work and an everyday Spirit of Service.
Fragmentary remark with stray dialogue
A mangled quote appears to fragment a conversation with the line I have help. Bow's that. The odd phrasing suggests OCR damage and incomplete context for a fuller report.
Victory Home Demonstration Club hear notes of life and peace
Prescott attendees shared a February meeting at Mrs. B. Balton's home with Mrs. Bill Bolton assisting. Mrs. J. M. Ingram led a lesson on Rewards, spoke of life and peace, and led a prayer. Guests included Mrs. Dudley Rouse and others as the club discussed civic matters and local activities.
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Victory Home Demonstration Club
B. Balton
Bill Bolton
Mes
J. M. Ingram
Theorigin
Johnnie Hooks
Ensue
Dennis Thi
Savadane McGill
Wistelet
C. G. Gordon
Imon Gee
Dallis Atkins
Mops
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Wilson
Stes
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Tozan
E. M. Sharpes
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Ane
Turner Ware
Madson
Gee héEet
Pitman
Hestaply
Adam Guthriey
Bill Ward
Dick Bright
Bab Yarbrough
Jim’ Morris
Bob Reynolds
Rai Eppler
J. B. Franks
Gunfire in Uniontown scene leaves three dead
In a rural Fayette County incident along Route 40 two bodies are found and a man identified as William Burd, 49, of Farmington, is killed. Lawrence Swenglish, 21, of Haddonville, is critically wounded with loss of an eye. Witnesses say a gunman fired, then fled. details on the shooter and motive remain unclear.
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Sylvania
M. Tayney
Uniontown
Raymond
Ian Pipeline
William
Burd
Farmington
Fayette County
Uniontown Hospital
Lawrence Swenglish
Haddonville
Swenglish
Owes His Life to a Screwdriver and Glasses
MEMPHIS AP J D Me bride 66 probably owes his life to a screwdriver a pit of glasses and a ball point pen he was carrying in his shirt pocket A 22 caliber slug fired through his paint by an assailant after an argument at close range left him wounded but alive with authorities investigating the shooting
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U.S
Chistian Merter
Heraci Lider
Eisenhower
Porta Rica
United States
McBride
Ruby Way
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Murner
Wilkinson
W. W. Willin
Memphis
J. D. Mebride
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Victory HD Club Meats
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Little Ack
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Tri-Servics Club
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