Hollywood Marital Whirl Keeps Stars in Flux
AP reports a galaxy of film figures tied to splits separations and marriages. Deborah Kerr seeks divorce from Tony Bartley while Mickey Rooney announces marriage. Gordon Scott Vera Miles pursue trial separation. Dorothy Malone Jacques Bergerac reportedly plan Hawaiian wedding. Ernest Borgnine faces possible divorce and new marriage plans.
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Deborah Kerr
Mickey Rooney
Gordon
Tarzan
Scott
Vera Miles
Dorothy Malone
Jacques Bergerac
Ernest Borgnine
Kerr
Jet
Tony Bartley
California
Peter Viertel
Miss Kerr
Rooney
Barbar Thomason
Mexico
Elaine Mahnken
Scott Miles
Malone Bergerac
Miss Malone
Borgnine
Rhoda Borgnine
Katy Jurado
Delhi Native Dies In California
Monroe Harrell 37 a Delhi native died Tuesday in Eureka California He was the son of Mrs Hazel Harrell of Delhi Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at the Midway Baptist near Mitchner with the Rev Joseph Copes officiating Interment will follow in Stevenson Cemetery under Gay's Funeral Home He was a sawmill worker and had lived in California ten years He was a World War II veteran Survivors include his widow Mrs Monroe Harrell of Eureka two brothers J S Harrell of Vidalia and Archie Lee Harrell with the U S Army in White Sands N Mex two sisters Mrs Agnes Johnson of Delhi and Mrs Odell Hodges of Mer Rouge
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Monroe Harrell
Eureka
Calif
Hazel Harrell
Midway Baptist
Mitchner
Joseph Copes
Stevenson Cemetery
Gay
Harrell
J. S. Harrell
Vidalia
Archie Lee Harrell
U. S. Army
White Sands
N. Mex
Agnes Johnson
Odell Hodges
Mer Rouge
Boating Survey of Yazoo River Approved
The U S Army Corps of Engineers is authorized to spend 40000 dollars on a feasibility survey of Yazoo River navigation from Greenwood to Vicksburg Mississippi. Rep Frank Smith says funds available July 1 1960. The survey was authorized by the House Public Works Committee.
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Washington
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Yazoo River
Greenwood
Vicksburg
Miss
Frank Smith
D-Miss
House Public Works Committee
Tulsa Family Teaches: Seven-Year-Old Sees 20 Relatives as Educators
Seven-year-old Karen Cagle says she loves teachers. Her parents Mr and Mrs John Cagle teach in Tulsa elementary schools. The family counts about 20 relatives who also teach, including brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles and cousins.
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Tulsa
Okla
Karen Cagle
John Cagle
Baptist Schedule Mississippi Meet
The Mississippi Baptist Convention announced state finals in convention and assembly events promoted by the training union department. The south Mississippi session is set for June 9 in Laurel and the north Mississippi session for June 11 in Grenada.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Baptist Convention
Training Union Department
Laurel
South
Mississippi
Grenada
North
Second Shooting Victim Succumbs in Iowa Town
In LaCona Iowa the second victim of a shooting spree died Wednesday night. The 15 year old Donald Neer was wounded by 68 year old Ray Hardman who had earlier killed his daughter Grace 23. Donald's brother Merrill 8 was slightly wounded. Hardman is bound over to the grand jury without bond for murder.
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Ray Hardman
Hardman
Grace
Donald
Merrill
Senate Votes Ceiling on Price Supports for Farms
The Senate approved a $50 000 ceiling on price supports per operator per crop and discussions continue with a House-Senate conference on Stennis plan seeking a broader limit while preserving marketing features. National Farmers Union urged action, warning of presidential veto as Congress stalls. G R Milburn urged culling poor producers to prevent a future cattle price collapse at a Wyoming meeting.
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UPI
John Stennis
D-Miss
House-Senate
Senate
House
Stennis
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Patton
Congress
Laramie
Wyo
American National Cattlemen's Assa
G. R. Milburn
Grass Range
Mont
Milburn
Wyoming Stock Growers Assn
Condemned Men Denied New Trial in Rape Case
Two Black defendants Edgar Labat and Clifton Peret condemned to die for a 1950 rape were denied a new trial by the U S Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Their attorneys argued the conviction rested on an incompetent witness while the federal ruling upheld dismissal of habeas corpus petitions.
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New Orleans
UPI
United States
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Edgar Labat
Clifton Peret
J. Shelly Wright
Eisenhower and Kennedy See Food Aid in Crisis Debate
President Eisenhower defends Strauss nomination as unfair charges threaten public service legacy. Senator Kennedy urges a six point surplus crop plan to aid needy families, criticizing Agriculture for not using surpluses to feed the hungry.
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U.S
United Press International
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Secretary of Commerce
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Department of Agriculture
Department
Convicts Escape Iowa Penitentiary Using Saw
Fort Madison Iowa L H Pickard recounts four convicts who overpowered him and a cellhouse captain and sawed their way out. He notes the escapees "knew just what to do and they went about it."
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Fort Madison
Iowa
L. H. Pickard
Iowa State Penitentiary
Senate Kills Boat Register Bill 18-17
The Louisiana Senate voted 18-17 to indefinitely postpone a bill requiring registration for boats with 10 horsepower motors or larger. Senator Harry Howard urged overturning the committee report, arguing the bill is good and federal rules would push smaller craft to register. Critics argued it unfairly targets small skiffs and licenses.
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Baton Rouge
Senate
Harry Howard
New Orleans
Howard
Guy Lockrider
Lake Charles
A. O. Rappelet
Galliano
Noblin Enters Race Against Gov Coleman in Mississippi
C B Noblin re entered the Choctaw County race for state representative opposing Gov J P Coleman who seeks the post after his term ends. Noblin, manager of local soil conservation districts, filed papers near the deadline after withdrawing earlier due to pressure. A third candidate Elliott Murphy a northern county farmer also runs.
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Bennett Smith
Coleman
Elliott Murphy
Traffic Record Set On Bridge In New Orleans
A May record shows 518 658 vehicles crossed the new Mississippi River Bridge at New Orleans with tolls totaling 195 283 dollars. Since opening on April 15, 1958, 5 794 859 vehicles used the span, paying 2 175 246 dollars in tolls, per executive director Frank X. Armiger of the Bridge Authority.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Frank X. Armiger
Mississippi River Bridge Authority
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