Goodrich Names New President
AKRON Ohio Alabama born Jefferson Ward Keener 48 will become president of Goodrich Aug 1. He succeeds William Richardson retiring after 31 years with Goodrich but still on the board. John L Collyer remains chairman and CEO. Reuben D Robertson Jr elected to the board, former deputy secretary of defense and president of Champion Paper.
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Akron
Ohio
Alabama
Jefferson Ward Keener
Ohio Wesleyan University
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
Keener
William §. Richardson
John L. Collyer
Reuben D. Robertson Jr
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Hamilton
Defense
Robertson
Washington
Operation Andrew Lifts Crusade At Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham's Operation Andrew spreads by invites from businessmen and churchgoers to bring skeptical friends to the Madison Square Garden crusade. Notables like Gen. John Reed Kilpatrick and Perle Mesta attend. 445 more people decide for Christ, totaling 19 545. Regular church groups run free buses from Brooklyn and other areas to the nightly meetings.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham
Andrew
Peter
Jesus
Graham
Christ
Manhattan
Execu
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden Corp
Drew
Brooklyn
Methodist Conference Admits Woman Pastor
In Atlanta the North Georgia Methodist Conference votes to admit Ruth Rogers a 52 year old pastor of Hyatt Memorial Methodist Church as the first woman member. She will be on trial for two years and also teaches mathematics at Sylvan High School.
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Atlanta
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Ruth Rogers
Hyatt Memorial Methodist Church
Sylvan High School
Rannard Brothers Disaster Delivers River Tragedy
Gene Allan Rannard 20 of Dayton drowned in the Scioto River seven miles south of Delaware Ohio while swimming with brothers Donald 16 and Ronald 16 Tuesday night.
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Delaware, Ohio
Gene Allan Rannard
Dayton
Scioto River
Here
Donald
Ronald
Dulles Documents Outline Aswan Actions
Secretary of State Dulles provided three secret document batches to a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee probing U S Middle East policy. The materials include a record of canceling a 1956 loan to Egypt for the Aswan High Dam and earlier Truman era decisions on Palestine’s Jew and Arab tensions. A State Department task force plans nine more document groups for Fulbright’s panel, with confidentiality to protect policy interests.
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John Scali
Washington
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations
Middle East
Eisenhower
Rcord
Egypt
Aswan High Dam
Nile River
Truman
Palestine
Israel
State Department
Bernard Noble
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Amercan
Aswan Dam
Eve
Nasser
Suez Canal
Sabrina Enters Royal Enclosure Stuns Ascot Crowd
Sabrina also known as Norma Sykes known as Television’s Dumb Blonde caused a stir at Ascot by entering the royal enclosure without a ticket. Her appearance drew shock from duchesses and viscountesses as she forages for the ladies’ powder room amid a cheering crowd of dukes and earls. Queen Elizabeth II reportedly did not react.
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Ascot
England
Royal Enclosure
Sabrina
Norma Sykes
British Isles
Joe Matthews
Opera star Lauritz Melchior victim of Hollywood home invasion
Three gunmen bound Lauritz Melchior his wife and two employees at their Mulholland Drive home in Hollywood taking furs cash and jewelry valued about 250000 The Danish born singer said he escaped his bonds in under a minute grabbed a rifle but could not stop the bandits as they fled in an old sedan
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Hollywood
Lauritz Melchior
Melchior
Kleinchen
Mulholland Drive
Money Missing Then Kimono Dealer Dies in Tokyo
A 70 year old Tokyo kimono dealer died of shock after discovering a payment money roll worth 200000 yen had vanished. At the morgue the cash was found sewn inside the lining of his old trousers, having slipped through a pocket hole.
Moby Dick the Bronx Zoo's Oldest Sea Lion Dies
Moby Dick 21, the citys oldest sea lion, died yesterday in his quarters at the Bronx Zoo.
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New York
Moby Dick
Bronx Zoo
Machines Only Tools at Fenn Graduates Ceremony
Harold T. Clark, a Cleveland attorney, told 190 graduates at Fenn College commencement ceremonies Tuesday night that machines, for all their greatness, must remain tools to make man more effective.
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Cleveland
Harold T. Clark
Fenn College
Auction Yields 82 000 Pounds From Farouk Treasures
Cairo officials report the Egyptian treasury gained 82 000 pounds from a five day sale of 1 016 items left by exiled King Farouk. Items ranged from goggles to emeralds and diamond encrusted cups and the total intake exceeded the articles' original value.
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Cairo
Farouk
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