Quaker Board Rejects Wilmington College Nominee
Wilmington Ohio trustees must seek another president as the Permanent Board of the Wilmington Yearly Meeting rejected the trustees' candidate Richard Gottschalk. The two groups will form a joint committee to nominate, seeking an early meeting to resolve the presidency issue. Gottschalk, a Syracuse educator and businessman, was deemed unsuitable due to sectarian policy concerns.
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Wilmington, Ohio
Wilmington College
Wilmington Yearly Meeting
Richard A. Haines
G. Richard Gottschalk
Syracuse
N.Y
New York
Haines
Gottschalk
Richard Gottschalk
Syracuse Board of Education
Dr Arthur H Compton in Good Health After Illness
Dr Arthur H Compton, noted developer of the atomic bomb and former Washington University chancellor, spent a good Sunday and is reported doing well at Barnes Hospital. He was flown to St Louis Friday after fainting at his summer home near Gaylord Michigan. Officials withheld the illness type.
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St, Louis
Arthur H. Compton
Barnes Hospital
UAW Opposes Third Party Move After Convention
The United Auto Workers 1.2 million members reject forming a new major party. Lobbying to overhaul the two party system, UAW calls for AFL-CIO to seek a labor farm liberal national conference in 1960 while some delegates push for a broader labor allied party.
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UAW
Afl-Co
National Conference of Labor
Emil Mazey
Woodcock
Mazey
Ernest
Paul Silver
Resolutions Committee
Third Slaying Admitted By Newlywed Ex-Bellhop
James Palmer a 21 year old newlywed former bellhop and ex soldier admitted to a third murder. Police recount his capture after a cement plant siege where he held eight men at gunpoint for ninety minutes. He had earlier killed Thomas Nelson and Hazel Riley and shot a Humboldt Tennessee filling station attendant. Palmer described using a semi automatic pistol and rifle to steal under 300 dollars with alleged rape of Riley denied by him. He faces murder and assault charges.
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Jerseyville, Ill
James Palmer
Palmer
Jerseyville
Louis Gorman
Gorman
Thomas L. Nelson
St. Louis County, Mo
Hazel Riley
Wood River
Iil
Mel Leach
Humboldt
Tenn
Billy Marshall
Nelson
Riley
Marshall
Mrs. Riley
Former Film Actor Dies in Oklahoma City Hospital
OKLAHOMA CITY AP C V Lanarr a former motion picture actor and organist died in an Oklahoma City hospital Saturday after a heart attack. Lanarr known as Dave Daggett went to Hollywood in 1923 and appeared in 143 films before later performing on the New York stage. He returned to Oklahoma City two years ago and worked as an organist for radio stations and restaurants.
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Oklahoma City
C. V.lanarr
Lanarr
Dave Daggett
Hollywood
New York
Rookie Patrolman Delivers His Own Son at Home
Kansas City AP report details rookie officer Galen Heiman born in 1931 who learned first aid in recruit school and delivered his own baby son at home on Saturday, highlighting practical emergency training in early police work.
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Kansas City, Mo
Galen Heiman
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