Eisenhowers celebrate 41st anniversary at Gettysburg
President and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower observe their 41st wedding anniversary at their country Gettysburg home. Acknowledging Civil War memory, Gen Maxwell Taylor spoke at Gettysburg High School on peace in a nuclear age. The couple recalled Denver marriage in 1916 and hosted guests Maj Gen Leonard Heaton and wife. The trip ties to hurricane relief efforts in Louisiana.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Meade and Lee
Gettysburg High School
Maxwell D. Taylor
Army
Taylor
William G. Weaver
Eisenhowers
Denver
West Point
Leonard D. Heaton
Heaton
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington
Louisiana
Youths Fed Low Morals at Seventh Day Adventists Meet
Mount Vernon Ohio reports a youth editor from Washington DC warned at the 93rd annual Ohio Seventh Day Adventists conference held at Mount Vernon Academy that modern teens are fed the lowest moral diet by Hollywood and Broadway. F Donald Yost, MV Program Kit editor, urged restraint as he described teens racing from entertainment to entertainment and failing to ponder lasting philosophy. The ten day conference ends July 7. Fruit spraying history noted as introduced in 1878.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Hollywood
Broadway
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon Academy
Here
F. Donald Yost
General Conference of Seventh- Day Adventists
16 Die On Highways 6 Drown In Ohio Fatalities
An Associated Press survey of the weekend deaths in Ohio lists 23 fatalities, 16 from traffic accidents. Included are Wiley Price of Cleveland struck by a freight train, Jerome Williams in Cleveland, and multiple drownings in rivers and ponds across the state along with a carbon monoxide poisoning case during well cleaning. Names cover Cleveland, Newark, Springfield, Elyria, Cincinnati, and other communities, with ages from 3 to 54.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Wiley Price
Cleveland
New York Central
Sandusky Bay
Jerome Williams
Memorial Shoreway
Arnold Turley
Hamilton
Fairfield
Leroy Barner Jr
Bellaire
Shadyside
Charles David Riley
Newark
Ohio 13
Paul Stamper
Springfield
U.S. 40
Elva Guthman
Christopher J. Guthman
Elyria
Stanley Miller
Cincinnati
Stephan Hughes
Marion Hughes
Cumminsville
Green Twp
Hamilton County
John Henderson
Jerry
Fairborn
Wright View
Dayton
Robert Schaffer
Dover
Paul Martin Welsh
Herbert A. Young
Bucyrus
Attica
Seneca County
Wilson H. Poling
Delhi
Whitewater
U.S. 51
Melvin Frederick Nussbaum
Berne
Ind
Lake St. Marys
St. Marys
Russell Price
Wilshire
Ronald Mozer
Lorain County
535 Dead Predicted On Holiday
CHICAGO The National Safety Council predicts 535 traffic deaths over the upcoming long Independence Day weekend. The 102 hour period begins 6 pm Wednesday and ends midnight Sunday. NSC president Ned Dearborn cautions extra care is needed to avoid a new high, citing prior four day records.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
NSC
Ned Dearborn
Wilton Eisenhower Takes A Vacation
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower president of Johns Hopkins University began a month long vacation today at a Wisconsin fishing lodge after being hospitalized for a kidney infection. He is the youngest brother of the President.
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Baltimore
Milton S. Eisenhower
Ohns Hopkins University
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Nor mandam[e] Avenue church resigns over Negro pastor
In Los Angeles the Norma ndamie Avenue Methodist Church specifies the entire active membership and board of trustees resign in protest after Bishop Gerald H. Kennedy appoints Pastor Harold B. Higgins, saying the decision bypassed the church and its members. The group removes church furnishings to the previous pastor, Rev. John W. Grande, now at a suburb outside El Monte. They deny anti Negro stance while noting no Negro adults sought membership though Negro children attend Sunday school.
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Los Angeles
Normandie Avenue
Rald H. Kennedy
Seal
John W. Grande
el Monte
House panel approves Yugoslav aid clause in foreign aid bill
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a provision allowing continued U S aid to Communist Yugoslavia if the President finds it in U S security interests and keeps committees informed. The panel met in a closed session to act on Eisenhower's 3.865 billion dollar foreign aid request and voted to reduce the overall 12 month appropriation by 600 million dollars, 400 million less than the Senate.
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Washington
U.S
Yugoslavia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Comic Book Splint Parents Face Juvenile Hearing
In Columbus Ohio a 9 month old boy Michael Bunch was found with a broken right thigh after a four foot kitchen window fall. His parents fashioned a crude splint from two comic books and rags then left to seek a doctor. Neighbors heard the baby crying and he is reported in good condition at White Cross Hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio
Juvenile Bureau
Michael Bunch
Raymond Bunch
Michael
White Cross Hospital
Farmer Plows Wrong Furrow in Concord DUI Case
Concord police charged Earl Doc Webster a 38 year old Kansas farmer with driving under the influence after witnesses said he steered a farm tractor down the wrong side of Concords main street.
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Concord
N. C
Earl
Doc) Webster
Kannapolis
Oil firm drills to 4411 feet in Fayette County
Representatives of Kewanee Oil Co report drilling to 4411 feet on a Fayette County farm without locating oil or gas. They plan to continue drilling to 6000 feet before abandoning the search.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Kewanee Oil Co
Fayette County
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