California radio station offers free funerals to traffic victims
LCHIGO California radio station near Paradise announces a plan to provide a $750 funeral for any traffic victim registered with the station. Ned Richardson, the owner and general manager, says the offer began Monday after an agreement with a local undertaker. Police chief notes a call about the program and states all participants must sign a card like everyone else.
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Calif
UPA
Paradise
Tonerne
Ned’ Richardson
Richardson
Khrushchev Visits Austria in Quiet Welcome
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Vienna for a nine day visit amid a cool but courteous reception by President Schaerf and Chancellor Räät. He vowed peaceful coexistence and closer ties, while Austrian officials planned limited talks and a quiet program including a Mozart performance at the Vienna Opera House.
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Khrushchev
Tecepion
Vienna
Schwechat
Schaerf
Raat
Moscow
Paradise
Heushif ‘Iehev
Netzoitrea
Touris
Opera
Habsburg
Hell
Upper Michigan
John Takacs
Schaert
Austria
Russia
Soviet Union
Nina
Yelena
Moscow University
Ruséla
Ekaterina Furtseva
Alexei N. Kasygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Valerian Zorin
Geneva
United States
Mozart
Vienna Opera House
Ringstrasse
Canny HST Still Grabs Headlines Amid Convention Talk
Read as fragments of a political roundup from Glacier National Park with mention of Nelson Rockefeller declining to bolt the GOP, criticizing aged care policy, and interest in a Stevenson Kennedy ticket. Adlai Stevenson expressed disbelief at lingering obituary talk while Sen. Proxmire called Congress adjournment a power play. Rhode Island’s del Sesto backs a Mike Mitchell VP bid. Collins’ convention chairmanship is debated amid party tensions.
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Glacier National Park
Mont
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Adlai Stevenson
Steveson-Kennedy
William Proxmire
D- Wis
Congress Ag
Johnson
Christopher del Sesto
Rhode Island
Pas
Wirls
James F. Mitchell
Florida
Bob Johnson
Paul M. Buller
Leroy
Collins
Thruston
B. Morton
Kenticky
Nelson
A. ‘Rockefeller
Elsenhower Administration
New Name Adopted for Liberty Island Statue Site
In impressive ceremonies on Wednesday the old name of Yedloe s Island disappeared. The renaming was approved by the duly Congress and signed by President Eisenhower. The site will henceforth be known as Liberty Island housing the Statue of Liberty.
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Liberty Island
New York WI
Yedloe's Island
Eisenhower
Cash Woes Face U S Foundation Expenditures Rise
Charles Massey National Director cites years of activity in medical research while patient care costs stay high and funds raised plunge. He reacts to a Boston Globe report claiming the foundation owes hospitals two million dollars for poliovirus care over three years and notes a 65 million dollar goal for vaccine development since 1955.
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Massey
Boston ‘Globe
Ital
Beech Hotel Huntington Ocean Elvon Offers Private Baths
Hotel brochure describes rooms with writing desks and telephones plus daily service. Public catering includes breakfast and regular dinners priced at $220.
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Beech
Huntington
Ocean Elvon
Fatel Tone Firmsi i GF Sante
Otean
Sur
Fanny
Cas
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