Deaths Father Of Mt. Vernon Resident Dies In Local Hospital
Henry Morrow 70 of Metropolis died 9:30 am Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. He was father of Mrs. Glen Kotter of Mt. Vernon and survived by son H. A. Morrow of Champaign and daughter Mrs. Glen Wotter. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 pm Mikins Funeral Home Metropolis with burial in Masonic Cemetery. He was a member of First Christian Church and Masonic Lodge. wife Irma preceded him in death eight years ago.
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Indonesia Moves to Seize Dutch Property amid West Irian Row
Indonesian Premier Preter Djuanda declared Jakarta will eliminate Dutch economic interests unless the Netherlands yields West New Guinea. He said nationalization of Dutch assets including shipping and utilities would stay, with compensation only if West Irian is handed over. Spokesmen said a rubber sale to Communist China of 45,000 tons annually is arranged, and about 700 Dutch evacuees left Surabaya as Dutch residents prepare to depart.
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Christmas chaos at Oklahoma City post office
Oklahoma City officials report holiday chaos at the post office. A man entered with cards and cancelled checks and mailed the checks while leaving with the cards. A woman demanded fragile stamps on socks to keep them safe for Christmas. A man learned his wife mailed his weekly pay check with Christmas cards and asked what to do next.
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Fabulous Texas Millionaire Dies
Houston report states West, a 55 year old billionaire who owned a fleet of 49 cadlacs and earned wealth from cattle timber and glass stores died today after a coma. He had diabetes and reportedly left a fortune around 10 million dollars. his habit of heavy tipping was noted.
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Hospital Notes at Jefferson Memorial
Admitted patients include Mrs Naomi Crance and Ralph Henrys Bronk man along with Marc Jackson Marian Tea Connelly Delbert L Collard Rand Sterment Larry Davis and David Merritt Davis. Discharged patients include Miss Wanda Loppin Bonnie Pat Fletcher Ewing Fisher Ruby Irene Marlow Delma Lucille Savage.
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Edwards Welcomes Eight Pound Fifteen Ounce Son
Mr and Mrs Charley Edwards of 1913 South 28th Street welcomed a baby boy weighing eight pounds eleven ounces born yesterday at Jefferson Memorial Hospital.
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Dope Crazed Robber Attacks on Chicago’s South Side
A brick wielding attacker described as dope crazed stalked Chicago’s South Side injuring three victims in separate assaults. Leroy Carter, 29, fought back with a razor after being struck on a stairwell. Rev. George Graham, 57, remained in critical condition after Monday’s robbery. Gregg Rybar ski, 22, and Harry Lindberg, 65, were among others attacked as police hunt the suspect. The man is about six feet tall, 160 pounds, wearing a three quarter length coat.
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Navy Rocket Reaches 105 Miles in Sunflare Study
In Point Mugu California the Navy completed a 105 mile high rocket flight for Project Sunflare to study solar effects on radio and weather. Fifteen firings from Nike Deacon and Nike Asp rockets began July 1 off San Nicolas Island. Missile crews measured X rays and ultraviolet data as observers tracked solar flares for the International Geophysical Year.
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Weather Bureau outlook for 30-day mid-December to mid-January
The Weather Bureau forecasts above normal temperatures east of the continental divide with near normal in the northern tier and extreme Southeast. Western regions may see below normal temperatures. Precipitation likely to exceed normal west of the divide and across the northern third, with subnormal amounts in the southern third east of the divide. Mild wet weather also hits Chicago with fog disrupting travel and limited air traffic.
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Grandson Hurt In Accident Is Now Improving
Michael Satterthwaite aged 16 of Salem, badly injured in a November 23 auto crash, is reported improving. He is the grandson of Mrs. Carl Hammond of 229 South 19th Street and son of Mrs. Cecil Satterthwaite. He had been at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis and is now home. One Salem boy was killed and three injured in the Centralia road crash.
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Whittier Appointed Veterans Administrator in DC
Washington Sumner G Whittier former Massachusetts lieutenant governor has been named veterans administration head. The 46 year old Republican leads the VA Insurance Division and will earn 21000 dollars yearly after a recess appointment by President Eisenhower. He succeeds Harvey V Higley who resigned in Marinette Wisconsin.
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Marion Daily Republican Editor Seeks 39th District Seat
G Homer Butler, Marion Daily Republican news editor and former state senator, announced Tuesday his bid for the GOP nomination for state representative from Illinois 39th District. Temperatures were forecast to run 7 to 12 degrees above normal with light rain and a few showers through midweek. Normal highs and lows vary by region, with cooler turns expected Sunday or Monday.
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Appoints VA Administrator Chicago arrival of Pvt William Girard
Pvt William Girard 22 arrived in Chicago from San Francisco amid a media frenzy after a Japanese firing range incident and trial in Japan. He expects discharge within hours, saying no bitterness toward the Army as reporters and cameramen mobbed Dearborn Street Station. His 24-year-old Japanese wife clung to him as he spoke in uniform.
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Dulles Franco To Meet Friday In Madrid
Secretary of State Dulles will meet Generalissimo Franco in Madrid on Friday after NATO summit talks. The United States Embassy announced Dulles would travel from Paris to Madrid for about five hours before returning to Washington.
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ICC Kills "Hot Cargo" Clause Of Truck Union
The ICC barred Oklahoma City common carriers from refusing shipments from Galveston Truck Line and revoked the right of nine local carriers to operate beyond the city for a six week period in 1995. The agency said carriers must be accountable for performance and retain authority to operate. Also noted: forty million valentines were emailed in 1957.
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Oil Producers Take Action Protest Crude Price Cut
The Tri-State area oil producers association led by C. E. Brehm protests Sohio’s reduced crude oil price, arguing the cut harms producers and benefits buyers. The letter, signed by multiple regional producers, urges fair pricing and questions monopoly power of Sohio in the region.
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