Heads for Home With 6 Children Husband Diploma
EVANSTON Lt Mrs Richard Kautz heads home with her husband and six of their seven children after earning a bachelor’s degree in education from Northwestern University. She returned to studies via correspondence then in Saturday classes at the University of Iowa 40 miles away in Muscatine. The ceremony was attended by her husband, a Grain Processing Corp executive, and six children Linda Judy Terry Tommy Stjsen and Skrah.
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Evanston
Richard Kautz
Northwestern University
Northwestern
University of Towa
Muscaline
Towa
The
Grain Processing Corp
Muscatine
Linda
Judy
Terry
Tommy
Stjsen
Skrah
Committed 29 Violations in 8 Mile Police Chase
LONG BEACH Calif In- Police charge that in an eight mile chase William B Centers 24 a refinery worker committed 29 traffic violations Officers said they caught Centers at a downtown road block after he allegedly drove at speeds up to BD mph He was also charged with making an improper turn winning 12 stop signs ignoring 12 signals driving on the wrong side of the street reckless driving and resisting arrest He pleaded innocent bail was set at 1000 and jury trial for June 28.
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Long Beach
Calif
William B. Centers
Dems to Ban Loyalty Oath Rules At 1956 Convention
Washington D C DNC Chairman Paul M Butler approves proposed rules to prevent a loyalty oath dispute at the 1956 Democratic Convention. Rules make state committees ensure nominees appear on ballots under the party label and urge laws requiring party nominees on ballots. Violations threaten committee seats after hearing.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Democratic
Stephen A. Mfistell
Humphrey Dminn
John S. Rattle
Virginia
Social Security Provisions Could Mean Extra Dollars
The 1954 Social Security law may boost benefits for several thousand Central Missourians. Retired workers on Old Age and Survivors Insurance could see monthly increases up to 16 if they prove total disability and meet work requirements. Benefits for survivors are protected if a disabled worker dies after applying before June 46. File by June 46 to lock in possible retroactive benefits dating to October 1941.
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Ford
Rebuild Road Around Table Rock Missouri Plan Approved
The Missouri Highway Commission accepted the Army Engineers plan to replace and relocate highways and bridges around Table Rock Reservoir in southwestern Missouri. The $7 million project includes five new bridges and relocation of highways, with design and construction by the Army Engineers.
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Missouri Highway Commission
Army Engineers
Table Rock Reservoir
Missouri
Table Rock
Branson
White River
Corps of Engineers
Springfield
Highway Department
Supreme Court Grants New Trials in Two Slayings
Missouri Supreme Court reversed 1945 convictions of James G. Maton and Glenn Chernick, granting new trials. Maton, jailed 10 years after a Buchanan County verdict for a tavern slaying, claimed witnesses were coerced by the prosecutor. Chernick, tied to a Southwest Bank robbery in St Louis, saw evidence of prior conversations by the circuit attorney ruled improper.
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James G. Naton
Drispy
Missouri Supreme Court
Maton
Buchanan County
Eaton
Wiliam van Ross
Joseph A. Sherman
van Ross
High Court
Glenn Chernick
St. Louis
Southwest Bank
Sst. Louis
Polinr
Shernick
Peróns Labor Party Rallies For Nationwide Walkout
In Buenos Aires massive Peronist labor support joined a nine hour nationwide strike to back their leader in a clash with the Catholic Church. Perón urged calm and vigilance as fresh clashes erupted around the Metropolitan Cathedral where Catholics and Peronists clashed. a number of injuries were reported and hundreds arrested amid weekend rioting.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Episcopal Palace
General Confederation of Labor Iccgtt
Peronista
Eva
CGT
Iranian Resident Visits Capital City
Morteza Madany of Tehran Iran visited Jefferson City while in the United States for 15 months researching at colleges and universities including Alabama Polytechnic Institute. He will depart New York City June 23 by air for Tehran to resume his teaching post, under a Iran US State Department exchange program.
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Morteza Madany
Tehran
Iran
Jefferson City
Madany
Abol Khan
Centertown
Alabama Polytechnical Institute
New York City
University of Tehran
United States
International
U. S. Department of State
St Louisans Plead To Kidnap Charge
St Louis men Grove Valiant and Elmer C Vincent pleaded guilty to kidnapping and robbery charges. Circuit Judge William Koerner sentenced Valiant to 120 years on two robbery counts and 1 year on kidnapping, and Vincent to 19 years on two robberies and 10 years for kidnapping, to run concurrently. Victim Ritz Gonzales was abducted last Nov 28 but unharmed.
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St, Louis
Grove Valiant
Elmer C. Vincent
St. Louis
Wiliam K. Koerner
Valiant
Vincent
Bliss Ritz
Falsehoods to Mother Adds Year to Sentence
Federal Judge Roy W. Harper sentenced Bartlett to 16 years in prison on a guilty plea for heroin selling and marijuana possession. Bartlett claimed he did not know what he was pleading to. the judge then set aside the sentence, Bartlett went to trial, and after testimony about two buys of heroin the defendant again pleaded guilty, with the judge adding a year for "lying to your mother and lying to this court." Two youths enlist in Navy. Jerry Tee Wallis Eldon James H. Glover and Terry D. Wallace enlist at local recruiter office.
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St, Louis
Nanvy
Carl M. Carson
Navy
Jerry Tee Wallis
Eldon
James H. Glover
Terry D. Wallace
Seralia
Great Lakes
Naval Training Station
Await Oklahoma action on youth arrest in stolen car
Oklahoma police awaited word on action against 18 year old Akron man David Burton Hough Jr. after trooper Farl Erickson arrested him driving a reported stolen car. The vehicle was traced to a local gas station incident in Lee's Summit Missouri.
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Mobely
Oklahoma City
Akron
Ohio
Farl Erickson
C. Tt. Phipps
Skishoma City
Erickson
David Burton Hough, Jr
Man Electrocuted Rescuing Raccoon in Montreal
William Mutcun y, 88, nf the flimane Society, died attempting to save a raccoon from a power pole in Montreal. He reached with a 14 foot metal rod to ward the animal from a building roof, an effort that ended tragically.
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Montreal 2
William Mutcuny
The
Flimane Society
Thornton-Minor Ointment for Pain Relief
A clinic tested ointment promises relief from pain burning itching and swelling. The Pine formula claims quick soothing action and offers suppositories priced at 97.00 at drug stores.
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Stotes
Thia
Thornton
Extended five day weather forecast with scattered showers
Forecast covers five days from Wednesday through Sunday with scattered westward showers and temperatures averaging 2 to Tuesday night or Wednesday. Temperatures rise to about 14 degrees above normal for the showers, then around 10 degrees above normal by Friday and remain warm through the weekend. Normal highs 84 and lows 64. Precipitation expected slightly below normal.
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Rolla
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Phil M. Donnelly
Chuck
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Tion
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Hay
Automonile Assn
Salina Journal
Clark
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ST Paul
Minn
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St. Paul
Col
E. B. Miller
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James T. Riley
James David Waters
W. Miller
Strong Brothers ‘Ands Tharp Lumber Co
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Waters
Orlando Hickey
Lumber Company
Louis Waters
Andrew Miller
Sehgal
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alissoliri
East School
Corraine Rice
Labor Party
Arlington
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Defense Department
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Dairy Queen
Onpss. Rational Camry Dalem Bevilopment Gruchteas
Mdae
Eagles
Shell
Ghelt
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Oklahoma
Business Training Institute
LeMoyne Weldt
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