Diploma Isn't End Of Learning At Miami Mid Winter Graduation
Miami University’s mid-winter graduates heard diploma is not the end but a step in continuous learning. Editor Louis B. Seltzer urged breaking barriers of fear and complacency and embracing ongoing intellectual and spiritual growth. Honorees included Charles Sawyer and Seltzer, with 105 degrees awarded plus a specialist certificate in education to Alicia Santiago.
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Cleveland Press
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Oxford
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Benton Hall
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Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
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Ohio
Sawyer
Belgium
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Troy
Margaret M. Efiglert
William W. Wayson
Ripley
Alicia Santiago
Philippines
Robel
John D. Whitlock
Miami University Board of Trustees
Lausche
Miami Audio-Visual Service
Wynn's Home Looted in West Los Angeles
Comedian Ed Wynn reported a burglary in West Los Angeles where burglars stole 60 neckties two coats and a violin Sunday night. He valued the theft at about 750 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Ed Wynn
Adlai Stevenson Builds Grass Roots Support In California
Adlai Stevenson roams southern California seeking votes ahead of the June primary. He turns 56 with eight LA area appearances from a public picnic to tea at the Beverly Hilton, then continues down the coast toward San Diego. Kefauver cancels a parallel tour as both vie for California delegates.
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State
Richard Richards
Los Angeles
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Samuel Whorty
Kuchel
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Yorty
Illinois
Farm price supports invite veto, Aiken says
Senator Aiken warns Congress may provoke a presidential veto by voting to restore rigid 9 percent parity supports for major crops while backing a new soil bank plan. The Senate Agriculture Committee voted 8-7 to resume rigid supports and accept the soil bank, despite Eisenhower’s stance.
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New Freiberger Library Opens at Western Reserve University
Western Reserve University dedicates a $1,000,000 four story Freiberger Library with 1500 visitors at Severance Hall. University President John S. Mills praises alumnus I F Freiberger as a humble leader and community servant who embodies the university’s service ethic. Freiberger, 76, chairs Forest City Publishing Co., Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland News, and Cleveland Trust Co.
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Western Reserve University
Freiberger
Severance Hall
University
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Forest City Publishing Co
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland News
Cleveland Trust Co
Woman Faces Kidnap Charge in Florida Extradition
Georgetta Kreglow 42 from DeGraff Ohio is jailed in Tampa on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for kidnapping her granddaughter Cristy Sue 4. The FBI arrested her, she faces extradition to Columbus Ohio, and custody arrangements permit temporary care of the child.
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Cristy Sue Kreglow
U.S
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Columbus
Pinkerton
Kreglow
She Was Puny Baby Yet Reaches 100 in Geneva
Geneva Ohio centenarian Cleora Webb recalled a doctor once warning her as a puny newborn. She celebrated 100 on Sunday crediting clean living, avoiding alcohol and tobacco, and a lifelong love of work as her formula for longevity.
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Geneva
Ohio
Cleora C. Webb
Cabinet urges stiffer jail terms to curb narcotics traffic
A White House backed report from a cabinet committee calls for tougher prison sentences and more federal narcotics agents to fight drug trafficking. It also urges tighter control of manufactured drugs and greater court authority to order hospital treatment and post release supervision for addicts.
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Washington
White House
Treasury
State, Defense, Health and Justice Departments
Humphrey
Not Too Old for Life Insurance Under 80
Kansas City lMo Let us tell you how you can still apply for a $1 000 life insurance policy to help take care of final expenses without burdening your family Mail postcard or letter giving age to Old American Ins Co 3 W 9th Dept L234B Kansas City Mo No obligation No one will call on you
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Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special report describes a healing substance that reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case by case, patients experienced pain relief and actual shrinkage, with many results described as thorough.
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