Woman found dead after bed floats in Wolf River
The body of Mrs. Mary Leona Huff, 33, of Neenah, was found floating in the Wolf River near Winnebago County. A witness, Wilhyn Sternhagen, saw a car at the scene and later found a rug, fishing tackle, cigarettes, and shoes. Autopsy planned to determine cause of death. Funeral arrangements announced. survived by husband Harold and five children. service Tuesday at Whits Memorial Baptist Church in Neenah.
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Mary Leona Huff
Ahnaip St
Mena- Isha
Wolf River
Winnebago
Waupaca County
Minnebase
Wil
Looeting
Stenhagen
Iank
Charles L. Lowry
Eau Claire
Huff
Neenah and Menaspa
Milwaukee
Eau, iChaire
Diane Marr
Zana Jean Lee
Harold, Jr
Steven Jean
Randy Blaine
Mathilda Moen
Menasha
Truman
Moen
Washington State
Whits ‘Morial Baptist Church
K. Aart van Dam
Greenlawn Memmorial Park
Neenah
Kessler Funeral Home
Death in truck crash near Oshkosh on Oregon Street road
Caryl Sylvester DeKeyser 39 of 754 W 20th Ave died at Mercy Hospital after his truck crashed and burned on the Oregon Street road two and a quarter miles south of Oshkosh. Witnesses said he swerved to avoid a dog, applied brakes, skidded, and lost control. Firemen extinguished the blaze but the truck was beyond repair. DeKeyser, a World War II veteran and local resident born November 13 1923, is survived by his wife Lee Ann Fenrch, his parents, a sister Marie Deome, two brothers Frank Jr and George, and nieces and nephews. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mallerr & Seefeld Funeral Home with burial in Lakeview Memorial Park.
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Caryl Sylvester DeKeyser
20Th Ave
Mercy Hospital
Oregon Street
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Deherser
Russel Senet
Algoma
Frans de Kexrser EK
Iss Lee Ann Fenrch
Germany
Courtney & Plummer
Ser Ivin
Lee
Marie Doeme
Frank Jr
George de Keyser
Mallerr & Seefeld Funeral Home
Algoma Blvd
New Embassy to Open as Ivory Coast Neighbors Gain Independence
Washington reports the American Consulate at Abidjan will become an embassy on August 7. The new mission will represent the United States to four newly independent republics: Dahomey, Niger, Upper Volta, and Ivory Coast, per the State Department.
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Washington
UPI
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
United States
Dahomey
Niger
Upper Volta
State Department
Ada Team Ends Abrupt Engagement After Wedding Ring Incident
In Bedford England Ada Team, 81, apparently rushed decisions after a dispute over a wedding ring with her 7 year old swain. She opted to call the marriage off, saying she wants to rush into new life choices instead.
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Bedford
England
UPI
Ada
Swain
Jock Mearthy
Blame Speed in Auto Crash Killing Youth
James Albert Trambauer aged 18 died after a car carrying Linda Deyo 16 left a town road near New London. Undersheriff Meating said excessive speed likely caused the crash on the Cutoff Road. Deyo sustained brain concussion and facial injuries and was treated at New London Community Hospital.
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New London
James Albertt Trambauer
Warpaca
Nouth
Here
Trambauer
Linda Lee Deve
Appleton
County Trust
George Meating
Deyo
New London Community Hospital
Washington
ANPA New York Appoints New General Manager
Irmaith, 41, takes office today as general manager of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York. He succeeds Cranston Williams, who retires after 31 years in the post, ending a long tenure guiding national press policy and industry affairs.
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New York
CPD
Stanford
Irmaith
Associat Hes
Cranston Wiliams
South Korean mobs spread violence after vote chaos
mobs jammed streets as post election unrest swept South Korea with police injured and 522 arrested. tear gas drove back crowds at Namwon vote counting site while 45 ballot boxes were burned. demonstrations targeted Liberal party candidates tied to ex president Rhee as 5 000 mob attacked a police station and official homes.
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Seoul South
South Korea
Hub Chumg
National
iPelice
Eng Su-ryong
Namwon
Seoul
Democratic Party
Sungman Rhee
Rhee
Sam Chon Po
Boy Drowns After Fall From Resort Pier
Kevin Willem McFadden age 3, son of Mr and Mrs William McFadden of 751 Wilson St Menasha, drowned when he fell from a 4 pier at Island View Resort Town of Lincoln Forest County near Crandon at 3 45 Saturday afternoon. He was pulled from the water by his father but could not be revived. Born April 16 1955 in Neenah he is survived by his parents a brother Craig William grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph McFadden Milwaukee and a great grandmother Mrs Minnie Gotschal Milwaukee. Funeral services will be Tuesday at Laemmrich Funeral Home at 9 30 with a class of the Angels at St Johns Catholic Church. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 this evening at the funeral home.
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Menasha
Kevin Willem McFadden
William McFadden
Wilson St
Island View Resort
Lincoln
Forest County
Crandon
Neenah
Craig William
Ralph McFadden
Milwaukee
Minnie Gotschal
Laemmirich Funeral Home
St. John’s
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Nixon Gathers Strategists To Map Campaign
Vice President Richard M Nixon planned a presidential campaign meeting with his running mate and key strategists to map out a White House bid. The session included Henry Cabot Lodge and campaign aides to set themes, schedules, and assign responsibilities as Nixon prepared a broad national tour and formal agreement with networks on campaign issues.
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Washington
Richard M. Nine
White House
Nuon
Henry Cabot Ledge
Nixon
Segregation Protests Rise At Hearings
In Petersburg Virginia a small resumption of antisegregation protests emerged as court hearings for 35 arrested Saturday during a sit-in at a bus terminal and restaurant proceeded. The Petersburg Improvement Association pledges continued demonstrations wherever segregation persists, as the seven protesters faced trespassing charges for occupying lunch counters at Woolworth and Grant stores where Negro diners were previously barred in Norfolk and Peters burg.
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Petersburg
ibis s@t
Virtinie Cit
Fredericksburg
F. W. Woomorth
W. T Grent
Woolworth and Grant
Norfolk
Segis Ip
Carolina Tralaats
Delay Departure From Congo 1 Day
Dag Hammarskjold delayed his Congo departure by 24 hours as talks moved toward a compromise in Katanga’s secession dispute. He sent Hans Wieshoff to Brussels to press Belgian authorities while U.N. forces held back from immediate action. Belgian troop withdrawals from three Equator towns and Kitona Kamina bases continue as Congo protests Belgian bases.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Katangaya
Banningville
Libengi
Coquilhauville
Equator Province
Brussels
Belgium
Katanga
Kitona
Kamina
Kasai
Baluba
Tough on pets directive spreads through London police
Scotland Yard issued a directive prohibiting police stations from housing prisoners' cats and dogs. Prisoners must arrange homes for their pets before being locked up, creating extra steps for inmates and potential last minute rehoming.
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London
UPN
Scotland Yard
Yard
Queen Mother May Get British Pension
A London report suggests the Queen Mother may receive a weekly pension of 2 pounds 16 shillings if eligible, with courtly notes on her dignity, humor, and public reception. The piece also recalls her 64th birthday and a moment at Selmore Castle where she greeted officials with grace.
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Queen Elizabeth
Anne George VI
Hke
E.onzy Ine Wells
Kennedy weighs cabinet picks as vacation continues
Sen. John F. Kennedy uses a labor and foreign policy focus during a work-rest vacation in Hyannisport. He planned political talks with Bernard Boutin and Rep. Chester Bowles, met four hours with Adlai Stevenson, and considered cabinet roles without specifics. Stevenson pledged support to the Kennedy-Johnson ticket. Kennedy attended Mass at St. Francis Xavier Church and defended his right to private church attendance.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Bernard Boutin
New Hampshire
Rep
Chester [Bowles
Connecticut
Boutin
Kennedy
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Hyannis
Stevenson
California
Nedy
Rew
C . New York
Perssylverie
Denoiz
Grate
St. Francis Mayer Roman Catholc Church
Johnson calls farm surpluses a national disgrace
Democratic vice presidential nominee Lyndon B. Johnson blasted farm surpluses as a national disgrace and said Republicans lack a solution. He pledged that if John F. Kennedy wins, Democrats will push a food for peace plan using American abundance to aid other nations. Johnson spoke to about 10,000 people in dusty 90 degree heat at the Jones County Fairgrounds during a baked beans and barbecue fundraiser for Rep. Leonard Wolf.
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Monticello
Iowa
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnson
Jones County Fairgrounds
U.S
Leonard Wolf
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ANPA
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