Two Mothers Sentenced to Dwight Reformatory Trade Training
In Rock Island Illinois two young mothers, Bonnie Engel and Catharine Estranke, pleaded guilty to burglary and were sentenced by Judge George to serve one year in the Illinois Women's Reformatory at Dwight. They hope the program will teach them a trade while keeping custody of a young son. Public Defender Joseph G. argued the sentences, noting the women's lack of prior record. The case stems from a July burglary and jewelry theft involving rings valued at 860 and 600 dollars.
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Three steps to happiness from Reader's Digest
A noted pastor presents three welding principles for full living and lasting peace of mind. The article asks if you have a clear picture of the person you wish to be and why the world yields to a man who knows his direction.
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Retired U.S. Ambassador Thompson Leaves Air Force Academy Hospital
Llewellyn Thompson, former U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union, exits the Air Force Academy Hospital today after an 18 year career diplomat was hospitalized September 4 for a kidney stone attack suffered while playing golf at the academy.
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Labor Divided Over Britain’s Entry to Common Market
London reports show Labor Party splits over Prime Minister Macmillan’s bid to join Europe’s common market. Supporters hail strength in unity with Western Europe while Hugh Gaitskell questions entry. About 80 MPs threaten rebellion against an anti common market line. The piece also notes David M. Blumberg of Knoxville elected president of the National Association of Life Underwriters.
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De Gaulle urges referendum on presidential election by people
Paris France President de Gaulle in a radio address urged voters to elect his successor by popular vote through a referendum. He linked the move to attempts on his life and said the next president should receive a direct mandate from citizens, with a referendum possibly set for Oct 21 or 28 and an electoral college currently selecting the president.
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Big bank error nets baby’s tiny dividend tale
In Baltimore Saul Stern aged 14 months received a 2 cent stock dividend from a single share. His father mailed the 20 cent check and Saul’s bankbook to Uptown Federal Savings and Loan. The bank credited Saul’s balance as 1425.85 due to an accounting error later confirmed by the bank. The father kept the 20 cent check as a keepsake.
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Pilot libel dispute and photos prompt case in Los Angeles
Disputed libel claim involves Meier Serf AA and aviation photos of pilots. The tangled report mentions Eastern airlines, FAA questions, and a confrontation over published images and accusations. Names and details are partially garbled but point to an air industry quarrel in Southern California.
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