Knife Fight Case Bound Over In Municipal Court
Two men, 73 year old John M. Wilson and 40 year old Fred Miller, were bound over to the grand jury after a knife fight at the First Avenue Grill following a dispute. Bond set at 1500 each. Police report Miller allegedly slashed Wilson and himself. witnesses say Miller also struck Miller's wife Lounell.
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J. T. Lamb
John M. Wilson
Church St
Fred Miller
Tytus Ave
First Avenue Grill
Detetives
Miller
Cate
Wilson
Marvin Bowman
Booneville
Leroy Childs
West Middletown
First National Bank
Dallas Reffitt
Gideon Rd
Bank Pays Bills Plan Proposed by Dallas Executive
E B Andrews, a Dallas advertising executive, suggested in The American Banker that banks handle a family’s monthly bills. The plan allows bank payment of bills up to a preset limit or monthly bill lists for customer approval, reducing checks from about 25 to 5 or 6. Businesses would save on bills, envelopes, notations, and deposits.
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Dallas
E. B. Andrews
American Banker
Andrews
Hargitay Raises Child Support For Tina
Hollywood AP Mickey Hargitay agrees to raise monthly child support for his daughter Tina from $20 a week to $300. The weightlifter turned actor and Mary A. Hargitay were divorced in Indianapolis nearly three years ago. the order was issued Monday with his consent.
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Hollywood
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Hargitay
Tina
Mary A. Hargitay
Indianapolis
Columbus Boy Killed In Indiana Accident
A 17 year old Columbus Ohio youth Phillip Mills was killed and his passenger Fred Bryant Shanks 17 Brazil Indiana critically injured in a car truck collision on U S 41 at Terre Haute E. Terre Haute. The crash occurred Monday night near the city edge and involved a truck.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Columbus, Ohio
U. S. 41
Terre Haute
Phillip Mills
Fred Bryant Shanks
Brazil
Union Hospital
Salton Sea Valley Rich in Crops Sheltered by Basin
The Salton Sea north of Brawley California lies 244 feet below sea level and spans about 20 miles. The fertile valley supports a thriving cultivation of cantaloupes and fruits.
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Salton Sea
Brawley
Calif
Fee Lifted On Appeal Of Life Termer
The U S Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that a life term convict may appeal without paying a $20 filing fee, directing the Ohio Supreme Court to docket the case. William W. Burns, sentenced in 1953 for burglary and related larceny, argued due process and equal protection under the 14th Amendment. The Court appointed attorney Helen G. Washington to argue Burns’s appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Warren
Frankfurter
Harlan
Stewart
William W. Burns
Hamilton County
Burns
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Helen G. Washington
Body of 11-year-old found in Black River
Two 14 year old boys found the body of Leroy Love in the Black River at Cascade Park Elyria Ohio. Leroy had been missing since May 30 and is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders.
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Elyria, Ohio
Cascade Park
Leroy Love
Black River
Leroy
Elizabeth Sanders
Grad Pritchett Wins Purdue Teaching Assistantship
Middletonian William A. Pritchett Jr who graduated from Western Michigan University with a B S degree has secured a graduate teaching assistantship in organic chemistry at Purdue University Lafayette Ind worth 2670 dollars for the academic year He received the American Cyanamide Co outstanding senior student prize of 500 dollars early this year and other honors His wife JoAnn earned a education degree from WMU and the couple plan a summer move to Tarrytown N Y where he will work as a junior technologist at General Foods R D center
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William A. Pritchett Jr
Western Michigan University
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Pritchett
American Cyanamide Co
Western Michigan Paper Tech Alumni Assn
Kalamazoo
TAPPT
Middletown High School
William A. Pritchett
Thorny Acres
Pritchetts
Tarrytown
N. Y
Prichett
General Foods
Wyoming Pilot Flies 500th Mercy Run to Denver
Tom Knight of Riverton Wyoming flew his single engine plane to Denver on a mercy mission for his wife Winifred Knight. She was strapped to a stretcher behind the pilot seat and taken to St Luke's Hospital for exploratory surgery.
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Denver
APP
Tom Knight
Riverton
Wyo
Knight
Winifred
St. Luke's Hospital
Burglary disrupts Seattle home as mother pursues thief
Ethel Adams woke to a burglar in her bedroom and chased him to the back door. The intruder escaped as neighbors and her daughter Diane Usher gathered. Adams cried for help while the scene drew a crowd. The daughter urged the mother to return inside.
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Seattle
Ethel Adams
Man waits long time for degree in 85th year
Roger G. Harley of Morgantown West Virginia seeks to return to Millersville State Teachers College to complete his degree after 110 credits earned at Millersville Cornell Hood College and Shepherd. If verified he may join a July 20 Summer Session and graduate next January after earning teaching certificates in Virginia and West Virginia and teaching 30 years. He would live in a dormitory and accept rowdy dormitory life.
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Millersville, Pa
Roger G. Harley
Millersville State Teachers College
William Duncan
Harley
Morgantown
W.va
Duncan
Millersville
Cornell University
Hood College
Maryland
Shepherd College
West Virginia
Harey
Virginia
Kiwanis Clubs Win Top Honors at International Meet
Kiwanis Clubs in nine states and Canada earned top achievement awards at the Kiwanis International convention. First places went to Roseland Chicago in 101 plus members, New Bedford Massachusetts 71 to 100, Bethany Oklahoma 4 to 70, Lake Weir Florida 31 to 45, and Reseda California 30 or fewer. Honorary mentions included Troy and Xenia in Ohio.
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Dallas
Tex
Kiwanis Clubs
Canada
Roseland Club
Chicago
New Bedford
Mass
Bethany
Okla
Lake Weir
Fla
Reseda
Calif
Troy
Ohio
Xenia
Death Up To Jury Says Rape Trial Prosecutor
Tallahassee prosecutor William D. Hopkins said he never sought the death penalty in rape cases and left capital punishment to the jury. Four white youths convicted of raping a Black coed await sentencing as motions for new trials are filed. An AP poll shows no white man received the death penalty for rape in the U.S. to date.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Tallahassee
William D. Hopkins
Hopkins
W. May Walker
Willion Collinsworth
Patrick Scarborough
David Ervin Beagles
Ollie Stoutamire
Associated Press
United States
Florida
Bexar County records surge in personal crisis reports
In San Antonio, Dr. Robert Hausman predicts a bumper year for personal crisis reports. Three suicides occurred Monday, bringing the yearly total to 29, surpassing the figure at the same point in 1958. Hapless cases include Nathan Lerner, 64, and shootings of Alfrida Thomas, 31, and Harry C. Martin, 77.
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San Antonio
Water heater fumes blamed for two deaths in Cleveland
Fumes from a gas water heater flue improperly installed according to a company official caused the deaths Monday night of 23 year old Mrs Theorus Gulley and her 2 year old son Willie Earl in Cleveland. Their other son Terry aged 3 was reported in poor condition at Lakeside Hospital.
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Cleveland (Ap
Theorus Gulley
Willie Earl
Terry
Lakeside Hospital
Wishing Well Puzzle by William J Miller 1959
A short syndicated puzzle from 1959 by William J. Miller explains a daily fortune message game. It guides readers to count the letters in their first name, adjust the number, and follow a grid to read a hidden message.
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Columbus
Indiana
Middletown Food Service
Grad
JoAnn
Purdue
Mercy Flier
Harper's Bazaar
Studebaker
Barton Sales & Service, Inc
Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
Kiwanis
M.L
Ross
Quality Mattex & Cannon
Patent Office
William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate
Aliso
Velon
Revere
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