Seven Missing In Small Boat Found Near Memphis
Two men and five children missing for five hours in a 14 foot motorboat were found safe near Memphis Tennessee. The group from Fort Benning and their families set out to reach the river channel but ran into motor trouble and landed in an inlet. Wives notified authorities after a three hour wait. Coast Guard and rescue boats conducted a two hour search until the party was located safe.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Mississippi
Memphis
Bill Urdak
Johnny
Michele
Army
Virgil Green
Ft. Benning
Billy
David
Diane
MéKeller Lake
Urdak
Green
Coast Guard
City Marine Rescue Squadron
Funeral for Bertley A. Hay in West Monroe
Bertley Anton Hay 40 of West Monroe died Tuesday after a short illness. Funeral services were held at 4 30 p m on Wednesday at Highland Church with Revs Filer Seals and M J Martin officiating. Burial followed at Hasley Cemetery with Masonic rites. He worked as shift foreman at Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. Survived by wife two sons Bertley Jr and Gary two daughters Alice and Jeanette three brothers Charles John Jr and Hugh six sisters Edna Murphy Lois Watkins Mary Byrant Ruby Fitzpatrick Sue Garris and his parents John Hay Sr and Mrs Hay.
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Bertley Anton Hay
West Monroe
Monroe
Highland Church
Filer Seals
M. J. Martin
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Hasley Cemetery
Hay
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Bertley, Jr
Gary Hay
Alice Hay
Jeanette Hay
Charles
John Jr
Hugh Hay
Edna Murphy
Bienville
Lois Watkins
Quitman
Mary Byrant
Ruby Fitzpatrick
Sue Garris
Jonesboro
Randy Price
Shreveport
Arents
John Hayr
Drunk Driver Fined In Court By Judge Garrett
Judge David I. Garrett fined Thomas M. Hunt, 24, Ruston, $300 and court costs or 60 days in parish jail after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Carl Manning, 52, Downsville, was fined $50 and costs for speeding. Thomas B. Rhodes, 33, Baton Rouge, pleaded not guilty to reckless driving. trial set for June 19. Court observed Confederate Memorial holding.
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David I. Garrett
Ruston
Thomas M. Hunt
Hunt
Fourth District
Garrett
Carl Manning
Downsville
Thomas B. Rhodes
Baton Rouge
Tornado Rains Leave Damage Across Coastal States
Drenching rains and two tornado tunnels disrupted North Carolina farms at Old Dock. In Washington a car crash into a school bus injured 56 children and killed the car driver. Far West hail battered Curry County New Mexico destroying crops with over a million dollars in damage.
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North Carolina
Old Dock
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Virginia
New England
Far West
Curry County
New Mexico
Texas
West Texas
Kansas
Midwest
Cleveland
Ohio
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Compulsory Driver Safety Ed For Neville and Carroll High Students
Monroe City School Board voted unanimously to require students aged 14 and over at Neville High and Carroll High to attend driver safety education courses starting next year. The move aims to focus on safety aspects of driving alongside the mechanical knowledge.
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Neville High
Carroll High
Monroe City School Board
James A. Noe
T. H. Scott
Lincoln School
Smith Venetian Blind Co
Cooley Printers
Monroe
MTV
Standard Office Supply
Dew Music
Paul Hewitt Music
Warline Music
New Orleans
Last Resort School Closure Bill Reemerges in Senate
In Florida the Senate moves a revived last resort school closing plan as a constitutional amendment to be voted in November 1960. It would let county residents trigger a referendum to close all schools with petitions from 25 percent of voters, and would bypass a gubernatorial veto.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Senate
House
Senate
Leroy Collins
Collins
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Gtat
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
North Atlantic States
Upper Great Lakes
Tennessee
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Central and Southern Plains
West Gulf Coast
B. A. Hay
Dacron
Sterlington Bank
Macshore Classics
Miss Palace’ Shop
Beauty
Pat Seab
Mgr
Dhonal O' Donnell
Mary el
Rosamong Colone
Addres
Evantity
New York
Ing Office
Raglan
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