St Matthew Lutheran to Dedicate Addition Sunday
St Matthew Lutheran Church plans a Sunday dedication for its new sanctuary and educational unit, a $225 000 project completed in 1956. Guest ministers from several Lutheran churches will lead services, followed by a fellowship dinner and reception.
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St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Paul Warner
Stewardship and Finance
American Lutheran Church
Columbus
C. F. Lauer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Houtzdale
Thomas Smallsteed
Messiah Lutheran Church
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Matthew Luitheran Church
St. Matthew's
Howard Blum
Earl Elberfeld
Charles Rauch
Clarence Blosser
William Dennis
Frank Mantor
Margaret Primmer
Smallsteed
Harley Meyer
Willard O. Drefke
Warner
Lauer
Mary Knapp and Crawfis
New Philadelphia
Kennedy Loses Bid For California Votes On Opening Day
In Los Angeles supporters of Senator John F. Kennedy failed to secure California's 81 votes on the first Democratic ballot. Governor Edmund G. Brown reportedly resisted Kennedy pressure to switch from his preferred candidate as the convention opening countdown began. A top Kennedy strategist warned Brown was leaning one day toward Kennedy and reluctant the next.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Caliornia
Edmund G. Brown
Kennedy
Brown
William A. Munnell
California State Central Committee
John B. Connally
Johnson Citizens Committee
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Collins
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Meyner
Navy blimp crashes off New Jersey coast. 1 dead 17 missing
A PG3W class Navy airship crashed into the Atlantic off the New Jersey coast during a search mission. One crew member was killed and 17 were feared missing. three survivors were rescued. The cause remains unknown, with a possible ruptured helium line cited by a survivor. The Doris Mayer recovered survivors minutes after the crash as grappling efforts began to retrieve the wreckage.
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Lakehurst
N.J
Navy
New Jersey
Atlantic
Doris Mayer
Frank Mikuletzky
Barnegat Light
Newport
R.1
Bermuda
Italy Faces Civil War Threat as Riots Rage Across Rome
Police brace for more clashes after a night of rioting between Communists and Fascists. Rome, Genoa, and Sicily saw hundreds injured. Parliament fights and strikes halt major cities as leftists demand Premier Tambroni's resignation.
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Genoa
Sicily
Rome
Emilio Lussu
Senate
Fernando Tambroni
Gaspare Pignatelli
Italy
Chamber of Labor
Halian Federation of Labor
Civitavecchia
Chamber of Deputies
Red
Giuseppe Spataro
Communist Party
New US Strategy On Cuba Pondered
The United States weighs new moves against Fidel Castro's Cuba after Eisenhower cuts the Cuban sugar quota by 700 000 tons for the year. Benson to source sugar elsewhere as shifts consider concerted Latin American action, further quota reductions, or new Congress measures to weaken Cuba's U S sugar market position.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Benson
Brazil
Philippines
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
State Department
Organization of American States
Congress
Boy's Leg Trapped by Bannister Posts
Five year old Kevin Berry of 493 Warner Ave. became stuck with his left leg in a stair bannister last night. Police freed him by prying apart the posts and maneuvering the limb.
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Logan
Kevin
Cecil Berry
Warner Ave
Russia Names New Soviet Ambassador to Cuba
Moscow reports the selection of Sergei Kudryavtsev as Soviet ambassador to Cuba. Kudryavtsev is a seasoned diplomat with postings in Paris Bonn and Vienna and service in the Polish-C Czechoslovak department of the foreign ministry.
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Moscow
Tass
Sergio Kudryavtsev
Cuba
Kudryavtsev
Europe
Paris
Bonn
Vienna
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Earhart Evidence Labeled Inconclusive by U.S. 5th Air Force
The U.S. 5th Air Force called the new Earhart data incomplete and inconclusive. Captains Joseph Gervis and Robert Dinger say it supports a claim Earhart and navigator vanished after 1937 Saipan mission. Data is withheld pending evaluation, officials said.
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Tokyo
U.S. 5Th Air Force
Air Force
Amelia Earhart
Saipan
Joseph Gervais
Tyngsboro
Mass
Robert Dinger
Vero Beach
Fla
Bonbon Bandit Nabbed In New York Robberies
Gerald P. Zarkin aged 24 was arrested after admitting to robbing 30 candy stores in the last two months. Police had dubbed him the Bonbon Bandit.
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New York
Gerlad P. Zarkin
Weather Outlook for Ohio Delivers Cool, Shower-Favored Skies
Official Weather Bureau summary notes temperatures about 10 degrees below normal across Ohio. Skies are partly overcast with isolated thundershowers in the Hocking Valley this afternoon and evening. Highs will reach upper 70s to low 80s with nights in the 50s, fair Friday expected after isolated eastern and southern showers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Cleveland
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Zanesville
Youngstown
Thor Delta Satellite Series to Launch from Cape Canaveral
NASA announced the full 12 Thor Delta satellite launches will be fired from Cape Canaveral Florida. Five planned West Coast launches were canceled to save time and money. Polar and semi equatorial orbits determine launch sites at Vandenberg and Cape Canaveral.
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Washington
Cape Canaveral
Fla
West
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pacific Missile Range
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Vandenberg Base
U S Denounces Khrushchev Attacks During Austria Visit
The United States protested Khrushchev's slanderous attacks on the U S during his Austria trip. Ambassador Matthews delivered the note to Austria's Bruno Kreisky, seeking disassociation from the Soviet statements and noting U S concerns over American bases in Italy threatening Austrian neutrality.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Austria
State Department
H. Freeman Matthews
Christian A. Herter
Matthews
Bruno Kreisky
Khrushchev
Paris
Geneva
Lincoln White
Italy
White
Kreisky
U. S
About 100 in Arizona sect hide in underground shelters
In Benson Arizona about 100 members of the Full Gospel Assembly remained in underground bomb shelters after barricaded homes were entered by police with search warrants. The sect leader Glenn Scott said they expect a Soviet nuclear attack within days and would stay sheltered if needed. City Atty. Fred Talmadge ordered police to guard the houses to prevent vandalism and burglaries.
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Glenn Scott
Scott
Soviet Union
United States
City
Fred Talmadge
Talmadge
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Fresno
California
Munnel
Glenn M. Anderson
Adlai K E. Stevenson
Anderson
David L. Lawrence
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Russia
Earhart
Thor
Khrush
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