Parade Big At Franklin Parade Big At Franklin
Franklin staged a grand Quasi Sesquicentennial parade drawing an estimated crowd near 10 000 as Main Street traffic halted for an hour of marching and floats. Lola Eversole led the celebration queen float while dignitaries Maj Gen Forest Harding and State Treasurer Joseph Ferguson watched from the reviewing stand.
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Franklin
Main
Fourth
U.S. 25
Main Street
Gene Griffith
Lola Eversole
Eagles Lodge
Ireland
Forest Harding
Gen. Harding
Leland Orendorf
Joseph Ferguson
Airman Admits Slaying of Wright Patterson Girl
Airman 21 confesses to strangling Joyceanna Dieterle in her Dayton apartment last Wednesday after an argument over his relationship with another woman. He signed a detailed confession and was charged with manslaughter. Dieterle, 21, was found in a one room unit with a pillowcase around her neck by fiancé Airman 24 Joe Sheppard.
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Dayton, Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Richard Grundish
Jerold Carl Handran
Seattle
Wash
275Th Air Base
Joyceanna Dieterle
Joe Sheppard
Grundish
Handran
Miss Dieterle
Sheppard
Soviet Tankers Headed For Cuba
Soviet tankers from the Black Sea fleet have left Odessa for Cuba, Radio Moscow said. They will carry several tens of thousands of tons of oil bought in the USSR, according to a German language broadcast, with no further details provided.
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London
Black Sea
Odessa
Cuba
Radio Moscow
Ussr
Fourth of July programs and Liberty Bell feature
A summary page notes a quiet Fourth of July with a strong Independence Day lineup. Carl Thomas details Barnitz Stadium’s annual program tomorrow night and its arc from 1940. Hugh Mulligan follows the Liberty Bell’s noisy wanderings.
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Carl Thomas
Barnitz Stadium
Associated Press
Hugh Mulligan
the Journal
Tom Hopkins
Congress Hopes For Adjournment Dashed
Washington AP report says the House abandoned plans for preconvention adjournment over a sugar quota dispute and scheduled legislation for Monday. The Senate resumed after a brief recess as White House aides and a State Department emissary urged a quick sugar bill agreement and Eisenhower warned of a special session if adjourned.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
The
Congress
Senate
Esenhower
White House
State Department
Canitol Hill
Charles A. Halleck
America
Castro
Eisenhower
Cuba
United States
50 Star U S Flag to be Raised in UN Event
The 50 star U S flag will be raised at noon Monday in the UN area with Lt General Edward J ONeill first Army commander to speak.
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U.S
United Nations
Edward J. O'Neill
1St Army
Ike Not In On New Red Note
Washington notes show the United States asking Khrushchev to revive the Geneva disarmament conference. Khrushchev likely to reject. Western allies also pressed Moscow as talks collapsed last Monday. The cold war diplomacy deepens amid the U2 incident and prospects of nuclear tests talks.
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Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Stop Kennedy Drive Starts Stop Kennedy Drive Starts
Washington AP report notes reaction to Harry S Truman charging the Democratic National Convention is prearranged. Capitol leaders react while Kennedy forces push Lyndon B. Johnson for the nomination. Truman signals intent to attend, not as delegate, amid party tensions.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Wisal
Capitol Hill
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Paul Butler
Senate
Kennedy
Truman
Stuart Symington
Johnson backs Truman on delegate agreement
Senator Johnson said he aligned with President Truman on the delegate arrangement, endorsing the positions and confirming unity within the party ahead of the upcoming convention. He stressed adherence to the party line and coordinated strategy with allied leaders.
Mother Of 9 Shot Slain By Husband In Cincinnati
Ester Campbell 37 mother of nine was shot and killed late Saturday in her five room home by her husband Bernard Campbell 42. Three children witnessed the slaying as the couple argued over buying food or liquor and spending an unemployment check. Detectives say he claims the shooting was accidental after she tried to seize the gun. Campbell is a metal worker who had been out of work six months. The children were placed with a neighbor.
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Truman
Symington
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cincinnati
Ester Campbell
Bernard
Campbell
Sloppy Raul Goes Formal In Military Makeover
Havana AP reports Maj Raul Castro Cuba's armed forces minister abandoned his relaxed attire for a formal military look. Photographs from Prague published Saturday show the younger brother of Prime Minister Fidel Castro wearing a tailored uniform and a gold braided cap.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Cuba
Iron Curtain
Prague
Fidel Castro
Four Years Learning Society Rules and Lost Etiquette
A humor line laments a girl who spent four years learning polite behavior and the rest of her life seeking it, echoing social pressures and the quest for proper conduct.
Truman Questions Readiness as Kennedy Faces Convention
Former President Truman denounces fixed conventions in a nationally televised press conference aimed at stalling Kennedy’s bid. He questions Kennedy’s readiness for 1961 and urges patience while backing Missouri Senator Symington. aides say Kennedy will demand equal air time.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Sen
Kennedy
Truman
Hyannis Port
Mass
Cape Cod
White House
LeRoy Collins
Florida
Collins
War Would Destroy World Khrushchev Says No War
In Vienna Khrushchev told Austro Soviet Society a major war is unthinkable as nuclear arms would render the world small and vulnerable. He rejected Leninist aims of capitalism vs communism through conflict and warned that any war would destroy civilization and leave only radiation poisoned survivors.
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Khrushchev
Vienna
Eisenhower
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremium
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Kennedy Drive
Harry Truman
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New York
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New Jersey
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
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Minnesota
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