Elisian Dies in Flaming Car at Milwaukee Speedway
Elisian, 32, Oakland born driver and 1959 Wisconsin State Fair feature racer, died Sunday in a Green racing car blaze at the Wisconsin State Fair Park. His 130 mph car skidded on oil, hit the wall, overturned, and burned after 28 laps in the 200 mile national championship event won by Rodger Ward.
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Judy Plumb among losses as Pat Boone babysitter missing
Audiences learn Pat Boone’s longtime babysitter Judy Plumb 18 of Irem has vanished while another 18 year old, Jen Mauck from Derby Kansas, wed here Saturday night amid the singer’s stay in Harlan Iowa.
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Pat Boone
Judy Plumb
Irem
Jen Mauck
Derby
Kan
Judy
Boone
Holkerood
New York
Mrs F D Roosevelt Bypasses Birthday Telecast
Arthur Godfrey Denny Kaye and other stars will host a NBC birthday telecast for Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt on Oct 25 to honor the Eleanor Roosevelt Institute for Cancer Research in Denver. Mrs Roosevelt declined participation, saying she has nothing to do with the show and it is run by the cancer group.
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F. DD. Roosevelt
New York
Arthur Godfrey
Denny Kaye
Franklin DeRoosevelt
Major baseball leaders and a note on Cuba relations
The AP lists 1950s era batting pitching and fielding leaders for both leagues with names like Kuenn Kaline Power and Aaron Banks, plus a brief dispatch noting Haiti's ambassador to Cuba returning home amid heightened speculation of a breaking point in Cuban relations and a separate line on China tea production.
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Ribicoff Predicts Kennedy to Win New England Support
Governor Abraham Ribicoff, a Kennedy backer, predicted that all six New England delegates will back John Kennedy for the Democratic nomination. He said a united New England delegation could offset New York and California delegates and that Kennedy would gain a substantial number of New York delegates as well. The remark came at the opening of the annual New England AP News Executive Association convention in Groton, Connecticut. New England had 104 votes among six states in 1956.
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New Hampshire
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Hambletonian purse climbs toward record in 3 year old trots
Harness racing news notes a 124,889 purse for the Hambletonian at Du Quoin, with at least 15 expected entrants and a potential 124,889 prize pool. Diller Hanover leads betting in a field that may include Bayson of Stars Pode and Emily's Pride pace. The event marks the third year at the Du Quoin track, known for speed records and large crowds.
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Cash
Goshen
N.Y
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Diller Hanover
Pride of Hall Stables
Watertown
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Springfield
Caeo
Hickory Pride
Lady Belsidere
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Lord Chutney
Pulaski Sees Light Showers Despite Nearby Storms
Pulaski recorded only light showers for about an hour starting at 4 30 p m yesterday despite heavier rain in surrounding areas. This follows a heavy steady rainfall three weeks earlier as a heat wave continues with limited showers on dry lawns and land.
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Pulaski
James Benson Plans Year in France Study
James Benson son of Mr. and Mrs. Dimon Benson and Hamilton College junior sails with a 42 student group for a year in France. Dr. Lorin Offenbeck will direct the trip as they first study six weeks in Biarritz then Paris at schools including Institute Brittanique and Ecole dEtudes Politiques living with French families. The Bensons accompanied him to New York to see him sail aboard the SS Flandre.
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James Benson
Dimon Benson
Hamilton College
France
Lorin A. Offenbeck
Hamilton
Biarritz
Paris
Institute Brittanique
Ecole d“Etudes Politiques
Benson
New York City
Postal Examination Four Substitute Clerk in Upstate NY
The Board of U S Civil Service Examiners announces a written test for substitute clerk or substitute city carrier in Oswego Jefferson Lewis and St Lawrence counties. Applications available at county post offices and returned to the Syracuse board.
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Church Supper At S Hannibal Wednesday Night
IRA A turkey supper will be served Wednesday evening Sept 2 at the South Hannibal Federated church beginning 6 p.m. The committee includes Mrs Isaac Blake Mrs Ray Parsons Mrs Mae March and Mrs Michael Dunn.
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John Bowman
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Sharon Kersten
Candy
Sharon
Caones
Hannibal
Marilyn Kyle
Wayne Kyle
Edward Blais
Peggy
Fulton
Edward Decker
New Hampshire
Sanford Baldwin
Windsor Trovesdale
Meridian
Lewis Cummins
Dover
N. H
Francis Erwin
J. Pach Mahan
Mexico Point
Erving
Stanley
Marvin Reed
Meteorites and Earthly Safety in Daily Transport
The dialogue notes that eight billion meteors encounter Earth daily, mostly burn up in the atmosphere while some land. It compares meteorite metals to automotive metals, and ends with a pledge to provide safe, economical transportation.
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Earth
Africa
Social guests and family news from area residents
The report lists visitors and relatives visiting homes of local families including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Ceylon Bradt. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Ayden Dickinson announcing the birth of Eleanor Lenton on August 20 and other callers from Auburn Syracuse and Windham Mass.
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Floyd Easton
Loren Baldwin
Ceylon Bradt
Harry Morrison
Clifford Kirby
Auburn
Nick Fusaro
Syracuse
Lucille McIntyre
Myde
Walter Pierce
E. W. Searing
Rainbow Shores Hotel
Ernie Ernest
New York City
Ayden Dickinson
Mark Lenton
Windham
Mass
Eleanor
Lenton
South Hannibal
Florence Gallup
Weedsport
Blanche Hewitt
Aubun
U S Sweeping Pan American Games Opens New Sports
Chicago describes the third Pan American Games adding swimming and boxing as new events while the United States leads with 11 gold medals, 12 in track and field, and record performances by Bill DelMayer Tom Murphy and Dave Edstrom. Women’s events see Earlene Brown and Lucinda Williams winning titles in discus and the 100 meters.
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USA
Argentina
Cuba
Chile
Bill del- Mayer
Tom Murphy
Dave Edstrom
Earlene Brown
Los Angeles
Lucinda Williams
Nashville
Tenn
Medal events spark likely winners at weekend games
Medal crabbers favor Lee Calhoun or Slayes Jones in the 110 meter hurdles with Ray Norton adding the 200 meter sprint title after his 100 meter crown. Al Cerler or Parry O'Brien loom in the discus while Mrs Prown is tipped to win the women shot put. Nelson Lincoln of Medford and Hal Goldsmith of New York City win other golds in free pistol and individual foil. The only living Ohioan named on a state Historical marker is John W Bricker, former governor and U S senator.
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Slayes Jones
Ray Norton
al Cerler
Parry O'Brien
Prown
Nelson Lincoln
Medford
Ore
U.S
Hal Goldsmith
New York City
Brothers steer music for Saratoga on Broadway
Two of the three main musical leads for the production Saratoga, arriving on Broadway in November, handle major chores. Harold Arlen wrote the score while the show orchestra will be conducted by his younger brother Jerry.
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New York
Threethers
Saratoga
Broadway
Harold Arlen
Jerry
Soviet schools start Moscow GP with 470000 enrollments
Soviet higher education institutions begin a new school year Tuesday with 470000 new enrollments. The Soviet news agency also said about one million students study through 300 correspondence schools.
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Moscow
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