Survived 5 Nights Pilot Believes Rescue Came
Joel T. Honey, 52, of Needles, Calif., survived four days on Mt. Timpanogos after a plane crash that killed his friend William Royal. He credited prayer and signaling with his rescue, noting rescuers feared abandoning the search before a passing aircraft spotted his beacon. Honey sustains injuries and reflects on perseverance amid a harrowing, cold ordeal.
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Provo, Utah
Utah
Joel T. Honey
Calif
Mt. Timpanogos
William Royal
Needles
Provo
Honey
Bruce
Royal
Air Force
Toastmasters Hear Two Speakers At Area 11 Meeting
At the Toastmasters Club meeting held at J and J Bowling Lanes, two speakers presented. Robert Moore spoke on A Good Fishing Rule and William Lutz on Get it Wholesale while Earl Brewer presided, Arthur Thomann served as toastmaster, and Lloyd Nolan as topicmaster. Members were urged to bring lunch for the Area 11 picnic on October 22.
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Toastmaster
J&j
Robert Moorehead
William Lutz
Earl Brewer
Arthur Thomann
Toasitmaster
Lloyd Nolan
Lebanon Parents Club To Meet
Election of officers for the new year will highlight the Lebanon Parents Club meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Lebanon High School auditorium. All club officers, board members, team managers and coaching staffs of Farm League, Little League, Babe Ruth and Teen-Age leagues are urged to attend. Reports of 1961 year will be made and plans aired for 1962 activities. More than 350 boys participated in league play this summer from 23 teams.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Parents Club
Lebanon High School
Banta
Kindergarten Club Elects New Officers
Mrs William Burley was named president of the Monroe Kindergarten Mothers Club at a tea and business session yesterday. Other officers include Mrs Francis Mulligan as vice president and Mrs William Housh Jr secretary treasurer. Committee chairs are Mrs W B Stone ways and means Ms John Patrick and Mrs George Rue party and Mrs George Butts and Mrs William Hendrickson telephone.
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William Burley
Monroe Kindergarten Mothers Club
Francis Mulligan
William Housh Jr
W. B. Stone
John Patrick
George Rue
George Butts
William Hendrickson
Judd calling Red China UN seat madness draws crowd
WILLOUGHBY Ohio AP Rep Walter H Judd R Minn warns that admitting Red China to the United Nations would be madness at a Republican rally of about 1500 at Eastlake High School He questions UN influence of the Russians and brands Red China as part of a worldwide Communist conspiracy The article oddly adds a fact about pocket gopher teeth growth unrelated to the political remarks.
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Ces
U.N
U. N
Judd
Meany criticizes Finegan deal over resignation and books
AFL-CIO President George Meany said Cleveland official William Finegan’s resignation terms are unacceptable and the federation still wants to audit his accounts. Meany warned the Jan 1 date could let Finegan attend the AFL-CIO convention as a delegate, while Cleveland’s federation approved the plan and set him to be paid $16,900 for the second year. Finegan has pleaded guilty to evading $32,000 in federal income taxes for 1957, with 1955 and 1956 charges dropped.
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Cleveland
William Finegan
Afl-Cio Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
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Meany
New York
Finegan
Cleveland Federation
AFL Cio
Aflcio
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