Pig Girl Wins British Finishing School Makeover
A 17 year old French author of Beau Clown arrives in London to study manners and English courtesy. Berthe Grimault, once pig farmer’s daughter, will enroll at a finishing school in Kent after meeting postmaster Elizier Fournier and Mrs. Hugh Orr Ewing.
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Berthe
Rently
Elizier Fournier
Midi District
Hugh Orr - Ewing
Seat
Kent County
Fairness Promised In Baseball Probe
Washington hearing opens on baseball as Rep. Emanuel Celler states the goal is to strengthen professional sports and bases recommendations on evidence. Rep. Kenneth Keating warns antitrust coverage could cause chaos but supports separating business from sports. Rep. John Byrnes criticizes last year's trust law as unfair to pro football.
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Washington
INS
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Celler
Brooklyn Dodger
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
John W. Byrnes
Wis
Man Dies In Court After Testimony In DWI Trial
A 67 year old Baraséta man, Harris E. Jacobs Sr., collapsed from a heart attack during his DWI trial in county court after the arresting officer testified. He died at Memorial Hospital about 10 minutes after collapse. His body was later moved to Robarts Funeral Home.
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Baraséta
Harris E. Jacobs Sr
Ohio
Florida Highway
Warren R. Fox
James E. Woods Jr
Jacobs
Chester I. Thompson
Lamar Dozier
Edwin J. Kennedy
Fox
Thompson
Robarts Funeral Home
Links Ave
Commerce Secretary to replace 25 WOC executives in department
Secretary Weeks announced that about 25 without compensation executives in the Commerce Department's Business and Defense Services Administration will be replaced as their terms end this year. The move ends the practice of industry executives serving in government without pay while drawing salaries from private firms. Weeks says the change should improve relations with Congress and curb criticism of WOC arrangements.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce Week
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Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
Congress
Wocs
Pretty Tennessee beauty crowns Sarasota visitor
A Tennessee gal wearing a beauty queen crown enjoys the Sarasota beach. The photograph appears on Page 9 with related notes about a Caribbean political hotspot story on Page 3 and veterans’ officer selections on Page 9.
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Sarasota
Caribbean
Battle Expected On Senate Floor
The House is set to pass President Eisenhower's civil rights bill after a 199-167 vote that defeated a Southern effort to require jury trials. Southerners threaten further amendments while the bill faces a wary Senate with opposition from Sen Eastland and possible maneuvering by Nixon and Knowland.
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Washington
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Judiciary Committee
U.S
Roll Call
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Knowland
California
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Missing Fort Walton Beach crash survivor feared in shock
An 11 year old Sarasota youth Howard Toney, survivor of a fatal highway crash, was missing today after a truck he rode in collided head on with another car. His mother fears shock may have unsettled him and hopes he returns home soon.
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Fort Walton Beach
Howard Toney
Clarence A. Toney
Golf St
Florida
Western Panhandle
Young Toney
San Luis Obispo
Calif
California
Nasser Purges Pro-Left Candidates From Election Lists
Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser removes at least 50 pro communist and left wing hopefuls from parliamentary race lists. The July 3 election looms as Jordan Syria rift widens with embassies closed and aid standoffs.
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INS
Gamal
Abdel Nasser
Jordan
Osing
Minnie Raps Ball Probe
Minnie Mermaid flirts while questioning why authorities probe baseball. She jokes Sarasota should instead focus on summer attractions. Weather for Sarasota shows partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon storms with highs near 92 and a low around 70.
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Minnie Mermaid
Sarasota
Midwest Downpours Flood Iowa Farms
Widespread Midwest rains flood western Iowa and nearby states as more downpours move across Minnesota the Dakotas Montana and Wyoming. In St Louis flash floods leave 19 dead and thousands homeless record rainfall hits 8.72 inches in 13 hours with over 13 inches in some towns. Tornadoes touch down near Ayrshire Kansas Garden City and Sherburne causing damage and highway closures.
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Midwest
Plains
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
St. Louis
Churchgoers Survive Tornado In Italy Amid Floods
In northern Italy, floods and a rare tornado left at least 14 dead and about 60 hospitalized. A Passo Valle Scuro family of five perished when their home collapsed. in Rebecco Pavese the tornado struck as residents left church, tearing the bell tower and roof.
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Pavia
Europe
Passo Valle Scuro
Robecco Pavese
Rebecco Pavese
Girard Writ Decision Due Today
Federal judge Joseph C. McGarraghy may decide today on a petition for a writ of habeas corpus to return GI William Girard to the U.S. The Washington district court has had the case under advisement since last Tuesday and heard additional documentation Friday to support the petition.
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Washington
INS
Joseph C. McGarraghy
William Girard
U.S
Washington District Court
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