Annual reunion in Garnettsville cemetery draws oldtimers
In Garnettsville Kentucky about 150 former residents gathered at the Fort Knox cemetery to picnic and remember. H D Higbee 51-year iron shop worker from Louisville said the gathering is unique yet meaningful as old friends share memories under shade trees. The event funds upkeep for the one acre cemetery and includes a reunion business aspect for maintaining graves and funds.
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Lopez Mateos Elected Mexico President in Quiet Vote
Adolfo Lopez Mateos, 48, former labor minister, won Mexico's presidential race amid a largely peaceful election. The Government Party claimed a landslide victory between 70 and 85 percent, while the new congress would likely remain dominant but possibly include more opposition deputies. One fatality occurred in Ciudad Obregon during a local dispute, and women voted for the first time. turnout varied, with women’s participation ranging from about 10 to 40 percent in different areas. The government invited foreign observers to monitor the process.
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Runaway Heir Returns to Proud Mother in London
Craig Dahlberg, 19 year old heir to an American fortune, returns to his mother Mrs Gilda Dahlberg after a week away. He says he ran away after failing exams at a Miami college to travel England, spending six days touring and living on hamburgers, then notes he spent only 15 pounds while carrying $1,600 in traveler's checks.
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Small Bomb Attacks Kill Four in Algeria
Weekend bomb assaults across Algeria left four dead and twenty injured. French authorities described the scene as lively with no major clashes reported between forces and rebels.
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Valencia orange crop slim blamed on hot weather
Valencia orange production in Southern California is markedly down this year with an estimated crop of 24,500 cars versus a three year average of 42,090. Experts attribute the shortfall to last summer’s sustained heat from June 1957 that reduced blooms and fruit. Premium Valencia prices rise about 39 pounds per car, while Florida’s crop also fell due to December to January freezes. A St Louis obituary notes former bandleader Norman W. Houseman died of cancer. Sunkist Growers cautions the upcoming fall crop looks good but uncertain.
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