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A damaged OCR line shows unclear phrases about a local transit event or schedule. It mentions Cove Union, Ac eor poy, and a numeric hint 33 but remains largely unreadable for precise details.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
6
A damaged OCR line shows unclear phrases about a local transit event or schedule. It mentions Cove Union, Ac eor poy, and a numeric hint 33 but remains largely unreadable for precise details.
Laymen from varied backgrounds joined a Lancaster seminary for a week of lectures and discussions, marking the first time American seminaries opened regular courses to laypeople. Fifty participants studied eschatology antinomianism syncretism and other terms, with professors explaining Greek words and keeping rigorous instruction.
The Republican National Committee argues in its Battle Line publication that the heavily Democratic Congress has abandoned aggressive spending plans on airport aid housing and low income areas. It cites public opinion against inflationary spending and a strong economy as forces driving a retreat from prior promises.
In Joliet Illinois thieves stole a horse sculpture used for children's rides outside a department store. The mechanical pony, valued at $40, was left behind after the robbery.
Redwood City California AP Carl H Franklin a paroled convict is jailed again after driving a $12000 Rolls Royce astride a center strip near Menlo Park Patrolman Maynard Enos arrested him on charges of larceny theft parole violation and drunken driving He claimed he parked his 1954 car beside a British car in a tavern lot He was paroled three weeks earlier after serving a sentence for a Cadillac theft in 1952.
Los Angeles AP reports stripper Candy Barr, 27, appeals a Dallas narcotics conviction sentenced to 15 years for marijuana possession. She remains free on 15000 dollar bond pending the appeal as her attorney argues evidence was illegally seized without a warrant. Barr now performs at a Hollywood nightclub.
In Philadelphia officials led by Ezra Taft Benson to dedicate a 100 million dollar food distribution center replacing Dock Street. The event recalled Ben Franklin and the waterfront’s past while signaling a transition from a bustling fish market hub to a redeveloped, modernized district with stores warehousing and a restaurant.
Hollywood AP reports actress Betty Hutton, 38, is in hospital for a long overdue checkup after telling friends she had been tired. Doctors expect she will likely be released this weekend, with she entering the hospital on Thursday for evaluation.
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