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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1959

Page

5

President Eisenhower Hosts Oklahoma Teacher of the Year

Mrs. Aaa Donley of Alva Oklahoma, a math and speech teacher and president of the Oklahoma Education Association, visited the White House to discuss geometry and education with President Eisenhower. Donley described the talk as enjoyable and said the President was well informed on education and enjoyed geometry memories from his boyhood. She was selected as teacher of the year by McCall's magazine.

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Two Airmen Killed Flying Up Funeral

A Hamilton Air Force Base crew, Capt. Charles R. Malloy and Airman 2C Richard W. Cahill, died when their single engine civilian plane crashed near Livermore due to dense fog. Malloy, 36, lived in Novato with a Denver license. Cahill’s home was Weston, Massachusetts. Malloy had attended a goddaughter’s funeral in Pomona last week. Cahill was a passenger.

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Police Chief Quits After State Gambling Raid

Piermont, W Y. police chief John P. Smith resigned after a state raid on a Piermont gambling parlor. Forty men from New York and New Jersey were cited for disorderly conduct. three dozen fined, one held for possessing an improper revolver permit. Jacob Gromel, commission chair, called the raid part of the fight against organized crime.

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