Baker University Announces 97th Commencement Speaker
Baker University sets June 6 Memorial Hall for its 97th commencement with Rev. Charles Ray Goff of the Chicago Temple as speaker. The June 5–6 events include a Baldwin church procession, a Bac calaureate by President Nelson P. Horn, and a Baker choir performance led by Dr. W. C. Rice. Lists graduates headed for Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music Education, totaling 73 candidates from multiple locations.
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Baker University
Satean TD Tarn
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Charles Ray Golf
Chicago
Mémorial Hall
Goff
Akone
Kansas
Ottawa
Northwestern University
Rockford College
Garrett Biblical Institute
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Methodist Church
Baldwin Methodist Church
Nelson P. Horn
Dougs Wagoner
W. C. Rice
Mary Ann Benham
Wellsville
Janet Vaughn
Rockford, I
Leslie Templin
Alice Ajifu
Hawaii
George R. Allen
Kansas City
Walter M. Ball
MacFarland
Kas
Saral Bosserman
Junction City
Ralph Braman
Leavenworth
Peggy L.burchett
Osawatomie
Charlene Callahan
Independence
Betty J. Campbell
Kathryn Carlson
Carol J. Cook
Louis Crawford
Curtis Culling
Bethel
William Darlington
el Dorado
Huss J. Davee
Donald Davis
Lorene W. Deckwa
Eudora
Paula Dick
Oakley
Wayne Dutt
Russell
Elinor Suzanne Ebright
Kiowa
Verna R. Enos
St. Marys
John Robert Endbank
Little Rock
Jessie K. Fenton
Carolyn Fraser
Lenexa
Yasuko Fukada
Japan
Galen Gabriel
Clyve Gardner
1. Louis
James Greer
Robert H. Guest
John Hann
Burlington Junction
Larry Haskin
Quiet Election Casts Shadow Over Derby as Britain Weighs
Predictions of a Conservative victory dominate Britain’s press in the final days before the election while focus shifts to the Epsom Derby and looming strikes. The Amalgamated Stevedore and Workers Union calls port walkouts, with TGWU divisions on picket lines. Labor party voices warn of wider walkouts under a Tory win, and some outlets favor Eden’s return to lead the government.
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Britain
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Liverpool
Manchester
Hull
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el Salvador
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Piremen
National Society For
Eden
Winston Churchill
1600 Strikers End 119 Day Genoa Strike
Genoa harbor returned to normal as 1,600 ship repairers ended a 119 day strike. A compromise agreement halted the strike and kept the free choice rule in place, with a commission to oversee its operation.
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Genova
Italy
Genoa
French Hit Algerian Rebels In Night Battle Near Khenchela
News agency reports French planes annihilated a group of about 60 nationalist guerrillas after they attacked a post at Kheirane southeast of Constantine on Saturday night. French riflemen repelled the assault and planes finished the job.
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Khenchela
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Kheirane
Constantine
Morocco
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Igeria
Italy
Johnson urges end to confusion over defense program
Sen Lyndon B Johnson calls Secretary Wilson to intervene and stop confusion about the national defense program. He says committees will probe whether Russia threatens air superiority and asks for clear leadership so the right hand knows what the left is doing. Aviation Week warns Russian air developments have shocked Pentagon leaders amid debate over truth of claims.
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Symington
D-Mo
West
Eisenhower
Italy and U S Sign Agricultural Treaty
Rome Italy and the United States signed a 50 million dollar surplus agricultural commodities agreement today Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce said the accord shows ongoing friendship between Italy and the United States and will bolster food aid and trade.
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Italy
United States
Clare Boothe Luce
United
Johnson Criticizes Eisenhower Highway Plan as Narrow
Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson criticizes the administration highway plan calling it bonds for boulevards and neglecting farm to market roads. He cites a 21 billion bond issue to finance 40,000 miles of interstate highways over ten years and predicts a Senate test vote against the plan in favor of Gore’s 17.9 billion five-year program with 300 million yearly farm-to-market aid.
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One Killed 14 Injured In Tri‑Vehicle Collision
In Blythe California a fatal crash occurred early today involving a car a truck and a Greyhound bus. The car driver identified as Robert Green of Blythe died the passenger Lucy Lewis also of Blythe was critically injured. Eleven bus passengers were hospitalized and the truck driver Garnett Hinton 45 of Phoenix had minor injuries. CHP said the car ran a stop sign entering the highway struck by the truck which pushed it into the bus. The bus was en route from Los Angeles to Phoenix. Thailand's farmers compose 85 percent of its population compared to five percent in the United Kingdom.
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Calif
Robert Green
Lucy Lewis
Greyhound
Garnett Hinton
Phoenix
Ariz
California Highway
Jack Hannum
Green
Lonto
Los Angeles
Dearborn Pogo Champion Retires After Record Jump
Dearborn Michigan ten year old Eddie Kozlowski, a local pogo stick jumping champion, retires from defending his title after bouncing 4 013 times. His stomach continued to move up and down when he stopped, leaving him unable to eat for two days. His mother plans him to do more useful chores.
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Dearborn
Mich
Eddie Kozlowski
Eddie
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