RLS ADVENTURE Trailways Girl Scouts Prepare for Second International Roundup
Eight senior Girl Scouts from Will County set to depart Joliet Union Depot Tuesday afternoon for the International Senior Girl Scout Roundup at Pikes Peak Colorado. Betty Doyle Pat Vole Judy Hanley Judy Vole Judy Matthews and others will join 10 000 seniors from across states territories and 20 foreign countries. The site spans 1200 acres near the U S Air Force Academy ten miles above Colorado Springs. Activities include a tour of the Academy Garden of the Gods western campfire program and a 49 star flag raising on July 4 Colorado Centennial Day.
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Ailways Girl Scout Council
Colorado
Union
Joliet
Rockies
Pikes Peak
Atomic Pioneers
Trailways Patrol
Trailways
Morris
Dresden
Argonne National Labratory
Betty Doyle
Judy Hanley
Coal City
Pat
Judy Vole
Seneca
Ann Malmer
Becky James
Kankakee
Judy Matthews
Mary Gretchen Vancura
Lockport
U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Boy Scouts
Air Force Academy
Garden of the Gods
United States
Alaska
Pat Vole
Miss Matthews
Miss Vancura
Trailways Girl Scout
John C.martin
Waitress Wanted in Today's Want Ads Through a Keyhole
A brief classified notice seeks a waitress for immediate work. The ad requests applicants to respond to a listed contact and states the position involves serving in a dining setting with standard shifts.
Stratton Calls Leningrad Baptists Visit Most Moving Experience
Gov Stratton on his Russian tour describes attending a Baptist service in a 200 year old stone church in Leningrad as the most moving moment. An overflow crowd of about 500 attended the services as tears were seen among worshipers.
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Chicago
Stratton
Leningrad
Russia
Chicago Tribune
Moscow
New York
Morris Pool Draws 845 Plungers on Sunday Heat
Nearly a thousand people sought to escape heat with a Sunday swim at Morris Municipal pool. Steve Benz reports June attendance totals 12 995, compares to 5 138 in June 1958. Weekly attendance was 4 067. Pool hours and Monday Sunday closures noted.
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Morris Municipal
Steve Benz
Morris Pool
Weather outlook for Pyatt region hitting the 90s
A hot Sunday brings a high near 93 at Pyatt’s station with a drop to 74 later. At 9 am the temperature was 80 under cloudy skies with likely thunderstorms today and Tuesday. Tonight’s low near 60, with Tuesday highs in the 70s and Wednesday partly cloudy and warmer.
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Pyatt
Six Escape Serious Injury In Route 6 Crash
Six persons escaped serious injury when a stalled car on Route 6 nine miles east of Morris was rear ended by a second vehicle at 12 45 a m Sunday. William H Roy 18 Montrose Colorado drove the stalled car and Joseph D Ladd 33 Elmhurst drove the second car. Mrs Judy Altiery Joliet and her infant Mary Helen were treated and released at Joliet hospital. Roy was uninjured Jules Montay Gurnee owner of Ladds car was treated for a head injury and released. Ladd escaped injury.
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Morris
William H. Roy
Montrose
Colo
Joseph D. Ladd
Elmhurst
Roy
Edward Wilt
Ladd
Judy Altiery
Joliet
Mary Helen
Jules Montay
Gurnee
Morris Hospital
Enroll For Free Swim Classes At Morris Pool
Two hundred fifty four enrollments were recorded for Red Cross free swimming instruction at Morris Municipal pool to begin on Tuesday. The breakdown shows 176 beginners 50 intermediate swimmers 17 senior swimmers and 11 advanced swimmers. Bill Caisley will teach junior and senior lifesaving classes next week with times to be announced. Interested individuals may contact him at the pool for preliminary tests.
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Red Cross
Morris Municipal Pool
Donald Lindahl
Bill Caisley
Caisley
Man Ignites Smoke House Smoke Causes Stir
Floyd Schaible lit a smoke house at Grundy Refrigerated Locker plant on Sunday morning using a hickory log to smoke thuringer sausage. A brick wall crack let smoke into Straight Way Dairy, drawing fire department attention for about an hour before workers and firefighters found the source. The crack has been repaired.
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Floyd Schaible
Grundy
Straightway
Fire Department
Schaible
Senate OKs JP Revamp Measure in Illinois
The Illinois Senate approved House bills to revamp the justice of the peace system reducing JP numbers and switching to salaries. Counties would have 3-5 districts with at least one JP per district and up to 25 JPs in large counties. Salaries would range 600 to 12000 dollars and set by county boards. It also backed a 150 million dollar mental hospital bond issue and cut the state revenue fee on city sales tax from 6 to 4 percent.
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Springfield
Illinois Senate
House
Judicial Advisory Council
Jp’s
Senate
Stratton
State Revenue Department
19 Dead After Rail Car Butane Blast at River Site
Rescue teams pressed to locate additional victims after a freak explosion involving two Seaboard Air Line tanker cars at a river trestle recreation area. The blast killed 19 with at least 10 in critical condition and left several unidentified.
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Meldrim
Ogeechee
Seaboard Air Line
Harold M. Smith
Smith
Savannah
Wayne Smith
Terry Lane
Tools stolen from contractor shed at Saratoga school site
Thieves stole several hundred dollars worth of tools from the tool shed of Jean A. McCoy & Sons at the Saratoga school site under construction. Entry was gained by removing the door lock during the weekend. Sheriff Edward Wilt and Chief Deputy Gerald Bitner investigated.
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Jean A. McCoy & Sons Contracting
Saratoga School
Edward Wilt
Gerald Bitner
Soviet Premier Kozlov Walks Across Manhattan In Diplomatic Spin
First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov walked from the Soviet diplomatic headquarters to the Coliseum for a cultural exhibit, accompanied by aides as police kept pace. The visit includes meetings with Eisenhower and Herter, with Kozlov touring cities and opening an exhibition signaling thaw in U S Soviet ties.
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New York
Soviet Union
Frol R. Kozlov
Kozlov
Park Avenue
68Th Street
United Nations
Central Park
60Th Street
Broadway
Russia
Eisenhower
Nixon
Kremlin
Washington
Fisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Moscow
Manhattan
United States
San Francisco
Detroit
Pittsburgh
FEPC Bill Killed by Illinois Senate vote
The Illinois Senate killed the fair employment practices bill backed by Gov. Stratton, with a 24 to 22 vote. The measure would have barred job discrimination by race creed or color and created a five member commission to investigate complaints and issue orders.
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Stratton
Senate
Illinois Labor Board bill killed by Senate committee
Springfield Illinois a bill to establish an Illinois Labor Relations Board was killed today by the Senate Industry and Labor Relations Committee. The measure passed the House last week but the committee voted 7 to 3 to defeat it. The bill would have created a three member board appointed by the governor to oversee union election procedures and define unfair labor practices while excluding the closed shop and restricting strikes against government entities and hospitals.
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Springfield
Illinois Labor Relations Board
Senate Industry and Labor Relations Committee
Anthony Scariano
R-Park Forest
House
Senate
Soviet Leaders Plan Farm Tour Of Grundy County
Several prominent Soviet leaders will inspect six Grundy County farms next week led by First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov. Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov and 15 others will accompany him on a tour of mechanized corn, dairy, soybean, and beef operations conducted by Farm Bureau and extension staff. Public access is restricted due to Kozlov’s status and scheduling.
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Grundy County
Illinois Agriculture Assn
the Herald
Soviet Union
Frol R. Kozlov
New York City
Mikhail Menshikov
United States
U. S. State Department
Kozlov
Chicago
State Department
IAA
Farm Bureau
Coal City Youth Rescued From Silo
Daniel Hoffman a 9 year old hunter with friends Jimmy Taylor and Scottie Parks was rescued from a 75 foot coal silo at Berta Lumber Co after falling inside and being unable to reach the rope. Police Chief Wayne Gabehart and the fire department and emergency squad assisted with a coal bucket rescue.
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Daniel
Jimmy Taylor
Scottie Parks
Berta Lumber Co
Hoffman
Wayne Gabehart
Fire Department
Young Hoffman
19 year old escapes injury in Pine Bluff road crash
Russell Maberry, 19, of Riverside, escaped injury when his car left center and overturned after crashing through a farm fence on Pine Bluff road nine and a half miles east of Route 47. The car traveled about 235 feet total. Maberry was cited for failing to keep his vehicle under control.
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Pine Bluff Road
Sheriff's Office
Russell Maberry
Riverside
Harry Brown
Maberry
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Grundy Farms
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
NEA Telephoto
Frol A. Kozlov
Idlewild
Nikita Khrushchev
New York Coliseum
By Perry Mullen
Rio
Margot Fonteyn
Roberto Arias
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Arias
London
Panama
Miss Fonteyn
FEPC
Ill
Kill Bill
Illinois Labor Board
Silo
Daniel Hoffman
Carl Hoffman
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