Welcome Home Cornealy Family Sparks Block Parade
Kansas City residents along Concord Avenue celebrate the Cornealy clan returning from a two week visit to Decatur Nebraska with a noisy homecoming. About 69 children mobbed the station wagon and lined the block while banners and caricatures greeted the family and their seven children Joseph 14 Dan 13 Kathy 10 Kevin 9 John 7 Terry 3 Tim 48 months. A beer offering and warm welcome followed as neighbors crowded the doorway. Meanwhile a Three Little Pigs figure at Tampa Fairy Land Park found relief from heat by soaking in a watering tub while spectators passed by.
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Decatur
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Fairyland Park
Steep Grade Fells Utah Couple in Canyon Fire
UW Henry Tellee Tyler and his wife drove down a steep Spanish Fork Canyon when brakes failed. The Modesto man stopped using emergency brake and low gear, but a tire blew, tires were swapped, and brakes overheated igniting the car. A Denver Rio Grande Western freight train helped with extinguishing. the Tylers lost their car luggage and gear before a Springville fire truck gave them a ride to town.
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Grand Jury Probe Ties Torch Case to Labor, Business
Detroit prosecutors consider a grand jury to probe an arson linked to labor and business interests. The case centers on the February fire that killed a Teamsters member and involved alleged shakedown schemes with aims to influence labor-control legislation. Prosecutor Samuel Olsen leads the inquiry with Jerome O’Rourke and Frederick Ziem assisting.
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Herman Kierdorf
Arms Race Deplored by Wilson Ends Labor Bill Move
The House on Monday killed a Senate passed labor bill after AFL C IO leaders meeting here urged its passage. They argued the measure would serve public interests and the decent element in both labor and management, but the session appears to end without the bill.
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Clerks plan third person join missile site protest
Kenneth Calkins and his wife Ellanor joined by Rev. Theodore Olson plan leaflets urging workers not to work at missile launch sites. Federal authorities debate how to keep the Chicago pair from entering the Cheyenne installation where they were briefly escorted off the site.
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Pills Kill Wife of Gabel's Manager
Burbank report: Mrs Gwendolyn O Malley fifty, wife of comedian George Gabel's business manager, died after overdosing on sleeping pills. Her husband found her unconscious in Studio City and she was taken to St Joseph Hospital. The coroner's deputies classified the death as by overdose.
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UPI
Gwendolyn O’malley
George Gabel
David P. O'Malley
Studio City
St. Joseph Hospital
Californians Die in Oklahoma Traffic
Two Southern Californians were killed and one injured seriously in a road crash near Miami Oklahoma. Victims were Morris Elgort 54 of North Hollywood and Dugenia Ochs 25 of Pomona. Elgort’s son Howard 24 was seriously injured in the collision on the Rogers Turnpike Monday.
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Okla
UPI
Sheriff's Office
Morris Elgort
North Hollywood
Dugenia Ochs
Pomona
Elgort
Howard
Wail Rogers
I Wanted to be Somebody by Althea Gibson
The Saturday Evening Post spotlights Althea Gibson in I Wanted to be Somebody detailing her Harlem youth, battles with hardship, and race barrier break as she recalls her rise in tennis with candid opinions about players and the world tour.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Harlem
Althea Gibson
Can Nasser Take It All Behind the Headlines
An overview asks if Gamal Nasser solidifies power in Egypt and the Middle East amid economic strain and regional tensions. It promises a behind-the-headlines look at his motives, leadership, and potential impact on world peace.
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Nasser
Middle East
Egypt
Mitzi Gaynor’s comeback at twenty five to stardom
Five years after Hollywood written her off Mitzi Gaynor remade herself at 25 rising to a top role in South Pacific. The magazine celebrates her inspiring return with seven articles four stories two serials cartoons and photos.
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Hollywood
Mitzi Gaynor
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