Burial set for Cardinal Stepinac in Zagreb Cathedral
Zagreb Yugoslavia AP reports government reversal allows Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac to be buried in Zagreb Cathedral rather than Krasic village. Stepinac died Wednesday after a wartime collaboration conviction. paroled to Krasic since 1951, his burial in the cathedral marks improved church state relations.
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Kennedy and Church Face Serious Matter
In Dayton Ohio Dr Ramsey Pollard head of the Southern Baptist Convention said it would be a serious matter if church leaders influence the presidential hopeful Senator John F Kennedy Kennedy's religion and convictions are under scrutiny by millions of Americans Pollard spoke to a audience of about 9 3 million congregants but did not name any church leaders directly.
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Troop 17 Holds Court of Honor at St Marys Church
Scout Troop 47 of St Marys Church held a court of honor. Robert Barnes Drew Barnickle Pat Engush earned first class awards with Eddie Beier receiving star rank. Merit badges went to Barnes Beier and Amatulli amid Boy Scout Week activities and career day events.
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Drew Barnickle
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Beier
James Amatulli
Holy Trinity Church
Lemon
Monroe High School
Obituary of Peggy Lou Fitzgerald Former Middletonan
Peggy Lou Fitzgerald 29 former Middletonian died yesterday at U S Air Force Base Hospital Westover Massachusetts after one day as patient She is survived by her husband T Sgt John H Fitzgerald stationed at the base her parents Mr and Mrs Clay Lyons Middletown two brothers Robert Middletown and Ernest serving in Iceland in the Air Force and two sisters Mrs Emma Jean Foreman Newark NJ and Miss Betty Lyons Detroit Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Middletown
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Ernest
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Emma Jean Foreman
Newark
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Detroit
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Roper 78 retired PRR station agent dies in Hamilton
Allen F. Roper of Morrow aged 78, a Pennsylvania Railroad station agent for 56 years, died yesterday at Mercy Hospital. Services set for 3 p m Saturday at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna two daughters Mrs Allene Stewart of Flushing New York and Mrs Betty Stilling of Hamilton and a grandson.
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Allene Stewart
Flushing, N. Y
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Morrow Services for Polly Ann Snowden Morrow
Mrs Polly Ann Snowden 83 died Wednesday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. Services 1 p m Saturday at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. Survived by husband Charles seven sons Clayton Dayton James Franklin Joe Germantown Shelby John Morrow Floyd Somerville Robert Miamisburg four daughters Sue Della Dich San Jose Margar et House Miamisburg Alma Christopher Camden Fannie Bucher Bellbrook, 28 grandchildren, 0 great grand children and two great great grandchildren
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Morrow Cemetery
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Joe
Germantown
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San Jose
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Margaret House
Alma Christopher
Camden
Fannie Bucher
Bellbrook
Obituary Notices for Lovejoy and Blanton in Huntington and Williamsdale
James W. Lovejoy age 85 of 284 Augs burger Ave. services tomorrow at Kuntz Funeral Home Huntington W V. Robert F Blanton age 49 of 3845 Trenton Rd Williamsdale services 10 am tomorrow. Coligan.
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Huntington
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Coligan
Dead Soviet Scientist Sends Papers to Britain Before Death
Dr. Igor Kurchatov, a Soviet atomic scientist who directed the team behind the first Soviet atomic bomb, sent important research papers by mail to Captain Maxwell, a British publisher, before his death last Sunday. Maxwell said the papers described recent hydrogen bomb work for civilian use and involved no Soviet security breach.
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Igor Kurchatov
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Lan. Maxwell
Maxwell
Soviet Institute of Atomic Energy
Hearing Begins In Bribery Case Involving Corsaro
Cleveland AP reports County Prosecutor John T. Corrigan began hearings with principals in a bribery case. Corsaro, a liquor enforcement agent who resigned and withdrew his resignation, is named alongside Peter Red, cafe manager, and Ivan W. Smith, Ohio liquor enforcement chief.
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Soviet Magazine Has Few Buyers in Boise
Newsstand vendors in Boise report slim demand for the February issue of a Soviet Union magazine distributed ahead of a visit by Soviet officials. Dealers recall only a few sales, with one seller reporting three copies and another five.
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Boise
Cincinnati Bus Driver Dies After Work
In Cincinnati Harley Florea aged 39, a bus driver, died Thursday shortly after finishing a route at a busy turn around. He apparently suffered a heart attack following the last passenger drop off.
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Deaths in England and New Hampshire
Dr. Walter Baddeley aged 65 Anglican bishop of Blackburn who was decorated by the United States in World War II died Thursday in Clayton le Dale England The Rev Robert H Dunn aged 64 Episcopal priest who twice portrayed men of his calling in motion pictures died Thursday in Portsmouth New Hampshire AP report
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England
Walter Baddeley
Blackburn
United States
Portsmouth
Robert H. Dunn
On The Beach Delivers A Wallop Of Moral Nuclear Warning
Film frames Australia as the last outpost awaiting radioactive extinction. Stanley Kramer’s sober, forthright direction shows a world doomed by war with no heroes or villains, only people facing certain death. Tony Perkins Gregory Peck Ava Gardner Fred Astaire Donna Anderson.
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Tony Perkins
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Rockefeller press aide dies at 44 in Nassau home
Richard Amper, 44, press secretary to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, died of a heart attack at his Nassau County home in Great Neck. A former New York Times reporter, he worked 1944 to 1963 for United Press International. This followed the Jan. 30 death of Francis A. Jamieson, 55, Rockefeller aide and Pulitzer winner.
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Nassau County
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Rockefeller
Francis A. Jamieson
New York City
Jamieson
Associated Press
Reading boy found dead in garage rope
Police say 12 year old Joseph F. Kollar apparently sought to learn how TV cowboys were hanged without injury. He was found dead Thursday hanging from a rope tied to a garage rafter in Reading.
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