Fish and Fowl Take Top Spots in Weekend Markets
Weekend market ads tout fish and fowl as the top specials with shrimp scallops smelts halibut and frozen varieties spotlighted among seafood. Cornish game hens turkeys frying chicken and ducks headline poultry, while veg arrivals include peaches cabbage strawberries yellow squash and tomatoes from multiple states and regions.
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South Carolina
Florida
North Carolina
Texas
West Indies
Labor secretary pushes no strike plan for missile program
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg outlined steps to draft a no strike program for Kennedy to keep missile and space flight installations running. He will meet with unions, contractors, and officials to produce recommendations for action to prevent delays and costs. The move follows Senate subcommittee concerns about labor troubles delaying the program.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Goldberg
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
C. J. Hagerty
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Seismograph Ship Damaged by Fire Near New Orleans
A smouldering fire onboard a seismograph vessel in the Gulf of Mexico about 130 miles southwest of New Orleans forced the Janice Walker to transfer its 10 man crew to the sister ship Sharon Walker. Both vessels are owned by Bernard D. Walker of Pascagoula, Mississippi. The Janice Walker was attempting seismograph readings while the Sharon Walker was recording when the fire broke out.
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New Orleans
API
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Janice Walker
Sharon Walker
Bernard D. Walker
Pascagoula
Miss
Eisenhower to argue as citizen after White House
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower announced in the Saturday Evening Post that as a private citizen he will discuss and debate public questions as long as he has strength and opportunity. He reflected on the 1960 defeat and his potential for a third term, and described his plan to use past experiences to illuminate future public issues while enjoying a renewed sense of purpose.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Saturday Evening Post
White House
Eisenhower
Washington
Gettysburg
Kennedy
America
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Richard M. Nixon
Cereal Crisp Fried Chicken With Spicy Peach Sauce
A vintage recipe for Cereal Crisp Fried Chicken with Spicy Peach Sauce using crushed oven toasted cereal and butter for a crisp coating. The sauce blends peaches cinnamon vinegar sugar nutmeg and cornstarch for a tangy sweet glaze. Serves four with baking times and step by step coating and sauce directions.
Eisenhower on third term question and past plans
The article notes Eisenhower’s remark that even without a two term limit he did not think a third run wise or desirable. He muses that election shifts altered his plans and uses the phrase que sera, sera to reflect uncertainty about what might have been. It also mentions Richard M. Johnson and Ben Johnson owning two plantations in Chicot county.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Johnson
United States
Ben Johnson
Arkansas
Chicot County
Cleopatra’s Barge to Sail Again in Late Summer
Hollywood reports Cleopatra’s Barge will resume in late August after delays. Liz Taylor’s health and plastic surgery prevent filming earlier, with exteriors planned in Rome and Egypt and interiors likely shot in Hollywood, as Walter Wanger and others push a renewed production despite past setbacks.
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Cleopatra
Nile
Elizabeth Taylor
20Th Century-Fox
England
Liz Taylor
Wal
Joe Mankiewicz
Wanger
Greta Garbo
Ingrid Bergman
Liz
Rome
Reypt
Youth Stabbed to Death by Gang in Queens Fight
In New York a 14 year old boy from Ozone Park Queens named John Panico was stabbed to death Tuesday night after he defended a friend being slapped by gang members. Dennis Lubchuck 15 of Brooklyn admitted the slaying and was held for questioning.
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New York
John Panico
Ozone Park
Queens
Dennis Lubchuck
Broklyn
Medal for Dr. Dooley Authorized by House Panel
Washington AP The House Banking Committee approved a bill to authorize a gold medal honoring Dr. Thomas A. Dooley III who led medical aid for Southeast Asia before his death from cancer on January 18. The measure now goes to the House floor for action.
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House
Thomas A. Dooley III
Southeast Asia
House Banking Committee
Dooley
Family Terrorized By a Prowler
A prowler shelled a North Carolina home early today firing a shotgun blast into a bed where seven children hid. Three children were wounded, none seriously, as the assailant threatened to kill the family and fled. Anne Grimes 13, oldest of the siblings, was seriously wounded along with cousins David Grimes and Tommy Hartigan, both 12, who were treated for head wounds and released. Police said the attack occurred as a man demanded Mrs. Grimes come outside before the blast struck the bed.
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Gonoshoro
N.C
Anne Grimes
Darwid H. Grimes
Tommy Hartigan
Shariff
Namphy
Jman
David Grimes
Body in Water Identified in Highway Ditch Tragedy
A body found in a roadside ditch near Ferndale was identified as Herman Cosby, about 40, who worked at a local lumber company. Deputies said the death appeared to be drowning with investigation ongoing to determine how Cosby entered the ditch. The discovery followed a child’s sighting of the body after a shot through a closed school window narrowly spared two riding children.
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Ferndale
Richard
Howard
Cosby
Ted
Cos
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