Hagerty Foresees World Telecast by Satellite
White House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty forecast within 20 years a world wide instantaneous telecast using Earth satellites. He spoke at Allegheny College where his son Bruce Hagerty is graduating and quoted a 40 percent chance of such a broadcast before President Eisenhower leaves office.
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James C. Hagerty
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Allegheny College
Bruce Hagerty
Eisenhower
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Knoll Is New FFA President in Louisiana
Eddie Knoll of Simmesport was elected president of the Louisiana Future Farmers of America at the state convention. Other officers named include vice presidents Billy Quinn Greensburg Robert Ammons Many Marcus Strong Delhi Davis Jones Mansfield Kenneth McComb Cloutierville secretary Charles LaHaye Vidrine treasurer Donald Taylor Pleasant Hill parliamentarian Carl Langley Fenton.
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Baton Rouge
Eddie Knoll
Simmesport
Louisiana Future Armers of America
FFA
Billy Quinn
Greensburg
Robert Ammons
Many
Marcus Strong
Delhi
Davis Jones
Mansfield
Kenneth McComb
Cloutierville
Charles LaHaye
Vidrine
Donald Taylor
Pleasant Hill
Carl Langley
Fenton
Mississippi Southern College Awards 639 Degrees in Ceremony
Mississippi Southern College in Hattiesburg disbursed 639 diplomas in a Sunday graduation, the largest class yet. Sixty-two earned master's degrees, 577 bachelor’s degrees included seven with highest honors and 32 with honors. Dr. Richard A. McLemore spoke on national survival through frontier conquest.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
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Mississippi Southern College
Richard A. McLemore
Mississippi College
Mississippi Southern
Elder couple found dead in St. Louis apartment
Joseph M. Palmisano and wife Sabina were discovered dead in their second floor flat. No violence seen. bottles of medicine examined. Sabina Palmisano left a note lamenting inability to afford elder care and urging help for the sick and aged.
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St. Louis
Joseph M. Palmisano
Sabina
Joe
Woman Dies After Midget Car Ride
In Hamilton Missouri Gwen ith Stetina age 25 had enjoyed a ride in a midget race car on a dirt track. After exiting she told observers it was exciting and then fainted from a tailgate and died later at a doctor's office.
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Hamilton, Mo
Gwenith Stetina
Farmer kills two neighbors then ends own life
In Macon Missouri AP report, 70 year old Mike Kordash lured three neighbors with a fake cow search into timber Sunday. He killed two men, 68 year old Claude Inman and 55 year old Charles Herms, as a third neighbor fled while a bullet narrowly missed. Despondent after his wife’s death two weeks earlier, Kordash then shot himself.
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Macon
Claude Bloomberg
Mike Kordash
Kordash
Claude Inman
Charles Herms
Inman
Sickle
Forrest Vansickle
Chuter
Vansickle
Local Doctor Highlights Rise of Contact Lenses
Dr Heinberg reports a Chicago course on current contact lens techniques and science. He notes increasing demand due to advanced manufacturing and fitting methods as more than two million Americans wear lenses.
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Chicago
Man Shot During Farm Dispute Near Macon
Sheriff Bloomberg reports a fatal shooting after a dispute over a missing cow near Macon. Kardash visited Denver Orbin, asked for help, then argued with Forrest Vansickle and others. Kardash fired a .32 revolver, wounding Vansickle, then shot Hermis and killed himself.
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Inman
Kordash
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