U S Watches for Clues To Trujillo Death Results
U S policymakers monitor the post Trujillo Dominican Republic for a move toward democracy or potential revolution. Secretary of State Dean Rusk delays Paris trip to shape U S strategy as Kennedy and Rusk weigh the impact on Latin American affairs. Consul reports calm in Ciudad Trujillo amid uncertainties.
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Dean Rusk
Paris
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Ciudad Trujillo
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Jesuit Editor Patrick Ryan Dies at 88 in Mobile
The Rev. Patrick A. Ryan E.J. died in Mobile Alabama at age 88. He served as associate editor of Jesuit Missions, the national mission magazine of the Jesuit order.
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Ala
UPI
Patrick A. Ryan
E.J
Jesuit Missions
National Mission Magazine
Jesuit Order
Kenosha Evening News May 1961 Classified Rates Notice
Advertisement rates and mailing costs listed by Kenosha News Publishing Co. for daily delivery and mail subscriptions. Rates show weekly, in town and out of town prices, with regional county coverage and state totals. No news events or articles are included in this snippet.
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Kenosha News Publishing Co
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
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Wisconsin Daily League
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Wisconsin Weather Shifts With Showers Ahead Of Cold Front
June brings patchy rainfall across Wisconsin with showers and thundershowers. Milwaukee reports .14 inch by 7 am amid a morning downpour, while Lone Rock, Wausau, Madison, Green Bay, Superior show smaller amounts. Temperatures reach 87 in La Crosse and Beloit. cool air follows with low 50s to 70s statewide.
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Beauty Queen Escapes As Parade Float Burns
In New Britain Connecticut Miss New Britain Marcia Michlowski escaped injury when a bystander tossed a firecracker at a Memorial Day parade float. The crepe paper float burst into flames as Michlowski, in an evening gown, leaped into a firefighter's arms and was unharmed.
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New Britain, Conn
New Britain
Marcia Michlowski
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Eisenhower to Rally Republicans in 1962 Campaign Kickoff
Washington reports Republican leaders plan to use Dwight D. Eisenhower at a $100 per plate dinner at the National Guard armory to energize the 1962 campaign. Proceeds benefit the Republican Senate and Congressional Campaign committees as the party convenes in Washington for the first two day session and the selection of a new RNC chair.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Kentucky
Milwaukee fare increase hearing set for June 15
The Public Service Commission announced a hearing in Milwaukee on June 15 regarding Milwaukee & Suburban Transport Corp. fare hike. The request asks for a 25 cent cash fare and a weekly pass of 12 tickets for 2.65 dollars. Belgrade Yugoslavia ends its Maritime Fair.
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Milwaukee & Suburban Transport Corp
Brass Band Greets Stewardess' Last Run
Patricia Goveris, 23, of Pontiac Michigan, an Eastern Airlines stewardess, finished her final flight on Wednesday night before leaving to marry George Mirageas, 32, of Boston. He kept his promise to meet the flight with a four piece brass band. The couple plans a June 25 Pontiac wedding.
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Patricia Govenis
Pontiac, Mich
Eastern Airlines
George Mirageas
Miss Goveris
Pontiac
State Firm Sued On Feeder Patent
An Indiana inventor and partners sue Rockwood & Co. of Chicago in U S District Court alleging a Rockwood division James Manufacturing Co. of Fort Atkinson Wis. makes an automatic poultry feeder without permission or royalties. The 1956 patent covers feeding device for chicken houses. suit seeks injunction and accounting.
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U.S
Indiana
Wisconsin
Rockwood & Co
Rockwood
James Manufacturing Co
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Kenneth E. Reese
Elkhart
Ind
Charles E. Iffert
Portland, Ore
Everett A. Johnson
Park Ridge II
Reese
James Co
Ex Slave Matthew McLendon Dies at 106 in Ansonville
Matthew McLendon, born a slave, died at 106 and was buried in Ansonville this week. He recalled being “about big enough to plow” when the Union Army passed through Anson County.
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Ansonville
N.C
Matthew McLendon
Anson County
Generals Get Prison Term in Algeria Mutiny Case
Former French generals Maurice Challe and Andre Zeller began 15 year prison terms at hard labor for leading the military mutiny in Algeria. Observers saw leniency as recognition of the Army's changing role. the maximum penalty could have been death. Challe and Zeller remained calm as they were escorted to their cells at Saintes prison. Two other rebel leaders Salan and Jouhaud remained at large with six former colonels. Kingston Jamaica bans switch blade knife imports.
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Paris
UPI
Maurice Challe
Andre Zeller
Algeria
Challe
Zeller
Sante
Raoul Salan
Edmond Jouhaud
Fred Miller Theater Opens The Boy Friend in Milwaukee
The Fred Miller Theater began its song and dance season in Milwaukee with The Boy Friend. The light hearted satire of the jazz age features Helen Strine and John Baylis to a capacity audience, marking a marked success for the season opener.
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Milwaukee
Fred Miller Theater
Helen Strine
John Baylis
Ase Miller
Hodges Sees Tourism Boost With Friendly Helpers
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges proposed placing a few attractive women at airports and customs to improve visitor experiences. He argued staff who speak foreign languages and courteous hotel employees would help foreign guests enjoy their stay, contrasting with tough superficial policing.
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Washington
Upi—Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
America
Hodges
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