Pastore Busy With Civil Rights Rails and Nuclear Test Ban
Senator John C. Pastore, acting chair of the Commerce Committee and chair of the Atomic Energy panel, juggles civil rights, rail, and nuclear test ban duties. He projects civil rights passage with limited opposition, supports collective bargaining on rails, and views the nuclear treaty as adequate though not comprehensive.
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Washington
Dapper Little
John C. Pastore
Pastore
Commerce Committee
Senate
House Committee On Atomic Energy
Mike) Monroney
Oklahoma
On Rails
Coast Guard Busy At Lake Port Rescuees 18 From Boating Mishaps
Coast Guard units aided in a busy weekend on Lake Erie near Port Clinton Ohio rescuing 18 people from four vessels after boating mishaps. A Columbus family of four escaped a taking on water incident near Marblehead Light while two cruisers collided off Put In Bay sinking one vessel and scattering two couples to safety. The Dumar a 23 footer carrying the Shelberry and Snyder spouses sank. the Bob-O-Doba a 24 foot boat with Dr. R H Bright and spouse and two Dayton couples collided with the Dumar but kept afloat. A Grove City cabin cruiser struck Gull Island shoals. all four men aboard were rescued with a coast guard raft and cutter assisting.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Columbus
Marblehead Light
Fred G. Patton
Linda
James
Put-Bay
Dumar
Forrest Shelberry
Mansfield
Robert Snyder
Snyder
Magruder Hospital
R. H. Bright
Dayton
Grove City
Gull Island
Russell Thomas
Odell A. Loorey
Richard Smith
Arthur Arledge
Air Force perfects air snaring of space capsules
The Air Force reports recovery planes are now routinely snagging space capsules as they parachute from orbit. Hawaii’s Hickam base 6593rd Test Squadron earns the outstanding unit award for two years of operations recovering Discoverer-type satellites launched from Point Argu elby California into polar orbit.
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Washington
Air Force
6593Rd
Hawaii
Hickam Air Force Base
Point Argueby
Calif
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
Do your false teeth slip when you eat or talk. Sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plate. This alkaline non acid powder holds plates more firmly and comfortably. Gooey taste or sensation fades. Eliminates plate odor. Get FASTEETH today at drug counters everywhere.
Benefit party held by Marian Anderson
Danbury Connecticut saw singer Marian Anderson host a benefit lawn party on her estate. The event raised 3000 dollars for the Emergency Freedom Fund of the NAACP.
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Marian Anderson
Danbury, Conn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Duplicated Escape Scares Driver in Berlin and Beyond
Norbert Konrad, 22, an Argentinian who ferried his fiancée Helga Werner from East Berlin in a sports car under a border barrier, notes the same vehicle had previously aided an Austrian escape. Konrad, a West Berlin radio mechanic, reveals the car’s license plates and the uncanny parallel.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Norbert Konrad
Konrad
Germany
West Rlin
Helga Werner
Oxford Doctors Patton and Ramsey Die Over Weekend
Two Oxford physicians Dr. Frank Rauch Patton 77 and Dr. Arthur M. Ramsey 87 died over the weekend at McCullough Hyde Hospital. Funeral arrangements are by Marshall-Smith Funeral Home. Dr. Patton formerly a hospital pathologist and Spokane lab owner survived by a daughter Barbara Minnis a brother James and a sister Pauline and two grandchildren. Private services will be held with cremation. Dr. Ramsey a dentist of 50 years died after retirement three years ago with services at 2 p m at the funeral home and burial in Oxford Cemetery. He leaves three daughters Katherine Snook Polly Shanahan and Jane Staehle a sister and nine grandchildren.
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Oxford
Frank Rauch Patton
Arthur M. Ramsey
McCullough‘Hyde Hospital
Marshall - Smith Funeral Home
Patton
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Wash
Barbara Minnis
James
Pauline
Ilayden Lake Rt. 2
Idaho
Ramsey
Oxford Cemetery
Preble County
Morning Sun
Katherine Snook
Polly Shanahan
Redlands
Calif
Jane Staehle
Hazlet
N. J
Menifee Paper Editor Dies at 26 in Lexington
Jerry Ringo 26 founder of the Menifee County News while a UK student died Sunday in a Lexington hospital after a blood infection worsened by a heart ailment. He renamed his weekly paper The Mountain Journal last August and was the youngest delegate at the 1956 Democratic National Convention at 19.
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Frenchburg
Jerry Ringo
Menifee County
Ann Sothern Improving After Illness in Johnson City
Actress Ann Sothern, sidelined by illness from a play in Johnson City New York, continues to improve as dehydration subsides. A spokesman for Wilson Memorial Hospital said she probably would be discharged soon.
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Ann Sothern
Johnson City
N. Y
Wilson Memorial Hospital
Miss Sothern
Red Bloc to Finance Its Own Trade Bank
MOSCOW reports COMECON members plan a bloc wide bank to ease payments within the group. Khrushchev’s bid to control economic planning faced rejection by East European allies and Mongolia. Romania reportedly opposes Soviet led shifts toward lighter industry. Several governments resist further Moscow dependence.
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Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Khrushchev
Mongolia
Communist Party
Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
Comecon
Romania
COMECON approves bloc bank to ease trade payments
The COMECON conference agrees to establish a Soviet bloc international bank starting Jan. 1 to streamline payments for foreign trade. Current country-to-country settlements are cumbersome due to lack of a convertible currency among the Soviet Union, East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Mongolia.
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Comecon
Soviet Union
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Mongolia
Leo Horoscope Sketch for Tomorrow and Year Ahead
The star forecast urges readiness to seize chances to boost prestige and work quality. Leo individuals may gain financially and professionally with birthdays suggesting mastery of talents, but face finances restrictions in mid fall and late year. romance and travel periods and domestic notes are outlined with emphasis on practicality and courage.
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Leo
Leoites
Dix River Dam Rated World’s Largest Rock-Filled Structure
The Dix River Dam near Darville Kentucky is described as the largest rock-filled dam in the world and rises 275 feet high. This claims the structure’s prominence among earth filled and concrete dams in the era.
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Dix River
Darville
Fred W Becker Dies at 82 in Dayton Visit
Fred W Becker 82 of 208 Baltimore St Middletown died on arrival at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a day visiting his daughter and son in law. He was a longtime Middletown civic leader. Services will be 10 30 a m Thursday at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. He was a former Middletown city treasurer and longtime member of local clubs. He and his wife Anna observed their 50th anniversary in 1958. Surviving are two daughters and five grandchildren.
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Frederick
Fred) W. Becks
Baltimore St
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Becker
Calvin D. Beck
Middletown
Mr. Becker
City
Old Oglesby Paper Co
Sorg Paper Co
Fox River Paper Co
Appleton
Wis
Orono Pulp & Paper Co
Orono
Maine
Middletown Savings & Loan Association
City Treasuer
Jefferson Lodge
F&am
First Presbyterian Church
Anna E. Blair
Beck
Daniel W. Fenner
Framingham
Mass
Riggs Funeral Home
R. W. Galloway
Woodside Cemetery
Mrs. Anna Matherly Rites Scheduled in Middletown
Mrs. Anna Matherly 79 of 3207 Yankee Road dies Saturday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at McCoy Lefler Funeral Home with Rev. Jenkins officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Survivors: husband Benjamin. Born in Kentucky, resident of Middletown since 1911.
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Anna Matherly
Yankee Road
McCoy-Leffler
Haske
Jenkins
Woodside Cemetery
Matherly
Middletown Hospital
Kentucky
Middletown
Benjamin
Edward L. Miller 74 Dies at Middletown Hospital
Edward L. Miller age 74 of 208 Garfield Street died at 9 45 p m yesterday in Middletown Hospital after a year of illness. He retired in 1954 after 43 years with Armco Steel Corp and was a World War I veteran. Surviving are his wife Myrtle two sisters Miss Cora Miller and Miss Della Miller both of Dayton and a brother Harry of Eaton. Services at the residence with Rev Clifford Stearns and Rev Jerome Schulz officiating burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the rest-
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Edward L. Miller
Garfield St
Middletown Hospital
Miller
Armco Steel Corp
American Legion
Armco Association
First Eub Church
Gratis
Middletown
Myrtle
Harry
Eaton
Cora Miller
Della Miller
Dayton
Clifford i Stearns
Jerome Schulz
Woodside Cemetery
Zanesville Man Named Ohio DAV State Commander
Jack Heydenreich of Zanesville elected as state commander of the Disabled American Veterans succeeding Charles Lind of Cincinnati as the DAV closes its 42nd annual convention in Akron Ohio.
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Akron Ohio
Jack Heydenreich
Zanesville
The
Disabled American Veterans
DAV
Charles Lind
Cincinnati
Mrs. Laura Whitesell 91 dies in Middletown England born
Mrs Laura Whitesell aged 91 died after a life rooted in Putney England She was a member of Viola Rebekeh Lodge and Prosser Chapter 367 OES Her husband Lewis died in 1936 Surviving relatives include a sister Mrs Lillie Byrum of Middletown two brothers Thomas Lawson of Middletown and Horace Lawson of Edgewater Florida and two grandchildren Services set for 10 am Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial to follow A Rebekah Lodge service will be held there Wednesday at 7 pm.
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Laura Whitesell
Whitesell
Putney
England
Viola Rebekeh Lodge
Prosser
OES
Lewis
Lillie Byrum
Middletown
Thomas Lawson
Horace Lawson
Fdgewater
Fla
McCoy - Leffler
Woodside Cemetery
Rebekah
Paul L. Smith 67 of Kings Mills Dies
Paul L. Smith 67 of Kings Mills died Friday at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. Survived by wife Mary daughter Paula Jean Smith at home and son Paul L Jr of Dayton. Services at 2 p m tomorrow at Gallimore Funeral Home and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Home today 4 to 9 p m.
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Paul L. Smith
Kings Mills
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Mary
Paula Jean Smith
Paul L. Jr
Dayton
Gallimore Funeal
Rose ‘Hill Cemetery
Requiem High Mass for Theresa Winterhalter
Mrs. Theresa Winterhalter aged 79 of 1119 Franklin Street will attend a Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Mar parish. The service honors the deceased with local church participation and prayer.
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Theresa Winterhalter
Franklin St
St. Mar
Off the Shelf Cars Offer Instant Delivery and Deals
The piece promotes buying cars in stock for immediate delivery and better trade-in value. It argues dealers stock showroom models to bypass three to six week wait times and emphasizes customization options already available without factory orders. It also suggests ordering early in the model run if a factory build is desired.
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Wilson Memorial Home
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Brown - Dawson
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Mark W. Cresap Jr
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Walter A. Riddell
League of Nations
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Ethiopia
ST. Louis
Mary Vincent Delaney
Sister of Charity Hospitals
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