Shouse obituary and other regional notices
Jouett Shouse former Kansas congressman and Democratic leader died in Washington at 88 after a brief illness. He chaired the Democratic National Committee 1929 to 1932 and led the Amelia Liberty League opposing many New Deal measures. Shouse was a Kentucky native and Kansas senator and representative, later practicing law in Washington. Police report a teen girl shot and killed fleeing robbery suspects in St Louis. Monica Hollingshed, 17, of University City, identified. Suspects fled, four escaped, Aaron Srowder booked on assault and robbery. Gen William C Westmoreland attended his daughter Katherine Westmoreland’s Bradford College graduation. Marguerite Beneke, wife of Tex Beneke, died in St Louis after long illness. A golf-enthusiast buried at the 18th green of Stow Acres in Massachusetts per his will. Justice William Douglas joined a Bucks County march against closing the Delaware Canal. Paul Spinner, paroled fugitive, surrendered in East Lansing after strolling Michigan.
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Jouett Shouse
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
Kansas
Washington, D.C
Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Amelia Liberty League
Kentucky
Lexington, Ky
Senate
U.S
Washington
ST. Louis
Monica Hollingshed
Ofversity
Pollca
James Thomas
Aaron S<rowder
Tex
Beneke
Billy Rose
Marguerite Beneke
Tex Beneke
Gir Miller
Ihe Benekes
John Range
Robert Page
Faber
Page
Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Wiliam
Bristol
Delaware Canal
Cathy
Grundy’s
Citizens Committee
State Department of Forests and Waters
France Faces Vote De Gaulle or Communism in June
Premier Georges Pompidou urged French voters to choose between totalitarian communism and the republic in the June 23 parliamentary elections. He pressed for end to nationwide strikes, urged students to leave seized universities, and said Gaullists would campaign on an anti Communist platform while promising to honor wage and benefit commitments. The strikes, centered on railways and Renault, persisted with mixed settlements and stalled work resumption. In other news, London church spire replicas were installed at St James Church Pacaddilly, costing 160,800.
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Paris
UPI
Georges Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
Communist Party
France
de Gaulle
Popular Republic Movement
Perry Subway
Renault Auto Works
Renault
London
Christopher Wren
St. James Church
Paccadildy
Belgrade Students Riot Over Open Social Problems
Belgrade Yugoslavia saw renewed student protests as youths clashed with police near Belgrade University. Ambulances ferried injured protesters while demands included the resignation of security chief Nikola Burgaric and open social reforms. Police sealed the sector and traffic was halted.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Sava
Belgrade University
Nikola Bugarcic
Ignt
Father Gives Life for His Children on Mt Rainier
In Paradise Washington a Seattle dentist, Dr James M Reddick, died at the cave entrance he dug to shelter his two children Sharon 12 and David 11 during a Mt Rainier snowstorm Rescue veteran Low Whittaker said Reddick sacrificed himself to keep the kids warm and safe while the storm raged over the mountain Rescue teams reached them at the 9 000 foot level after days of peril the children were found wet and cold but unharmed
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Paradise
Wash
Seattle
Mt. Rainier
Low Whittaker
James M. Reddick
Sharon
David
Whittaker
Reddick
John Dake-Moile
Camp Muir
East Berlin Frees U.S. Educator
Ronald Wiedenhoeft, 30, a former Columbia University art instructor, was released by East Berlin and crossed at Checkpoint Charlie into West Berlin at 2:30 p.m. A New York attorney, Maxwell M. Rabb, with State Department help, aided the release, following a similar settlement for Peter Feinauer in May.
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State Department
Wiedenhoeft
Rabb
Peter Feinauer
Providence, R.I
West Berlin
East Berlin
Brush Fires Burn 275 Acres Near Newhall
Two fires scorched 275 acres of Southern California brush Sunday as heat raised hazard. Quigley Canyon Road blaze near Saxonia Park burned 200 acres in three hours with 200 firefighters. A second fire in Texas Canyon northeast of town burned about 76 acres and was controlled late Sunday. no structures or injuries reported. Temperatures expected to stay high with dangerous fire conditions per Weather Bureau. Brownie Girl Scout author Kathryn Kellett Templeton dies at Mount Kisco hospital.
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Newhall
UPS
California
Quigley Canyon
Saxonia Park
Texas Canyon
Here
U.S. Forest Service
Brownie Ride
Mount Kisco
N.Y
UPI
Kathryn Kellett
Templeton
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William C. Westmoreland
Bradford Junior College
Haverhill
Mass
Vietnam
Aap
Wiverhole
Paul Spinner
Michigan
Spinner
Southern Michigan
Jackson
East Lansing
Joseph W. Grigg
Regcuers
Cathi Hagenbuck
Pottstown
Shirley Heckman
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles
BullOcKs Lakewood Center
Laguna Tea Room
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