Absence and Purge Rumors Hit Khrushchev Rival Suslov
Signs from Moscow suggest Khrushchev may purge Mikhail Suslov, long a top Kremlin figure. Suslov has been absent from leadership events since May 16 and from a recent summit, with replacements in his Central Committee area seen as a power shift toward Khrushchev.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Associated Press
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Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Mikhail Suslov
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Spellers Warm Up for National Bee Finals
Washington AP reports 68 regional champions prepare for two day National Spelling Bee finals starting Wednesday with morning and afternoon sessions and a Thursday final. Winners are expected by Thursday noon.
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Washington
Grasshopper invasion menaces Eastern Colorado wheat
Eastern Colorado faces a 110 million dollar bumper wheat crop at risk from a grasshopper outbreak across 16 counties. Officials warn swift action by federal and landowners is needed to exterminate by mid-June, or crop loss could be total. Cheyenne Wells reports grasshoppers have damaged fields and the landscape remains jeopardized across several states.
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Nebraska
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Montana
Paul W. Swisher
Tigers Fire Jack Tighe As Detroit Manager
Detroit fires manager Jack Tighe on June 10 and names Bill Norman to replace him. The Tigers, last in the American League, finished fourth last season under Tighe and are in Boston. Norman comes from the Charleston farm club while Tighe considers his options back in Spring Lake Michigan.
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Utility Users Hire Experts in Rate Case Fight
The Illinois Utility Users Association will hire consulting engineers and accountants to contest Illinois Power Company's 4.24 million dollar electric rate request. Hearings before the Illinois Commerce Commission start June 24, affecting about 300 000 customers in 455 communities.
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Linois Utility Users Assn
Illinois Power Company
Illinois Commerce Commission
Carbondale teen fined for stop sign violation
Karl Fox Kiefer a 17 year old of 802 West Chautauqua Street Carbondale was fined five dollars plus five dollars costs by Carbondale Justice of the Peace Pat Dwyer on a ticket issued by State Trooper Olen F Lampe for disobeying a stop sign. New Jersey has no lieutenant governor. The president of the state senate presides in the governor s absence.
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Karl Fox Kiefer
W. Chautauqua St
Justice of the Peace
Pat Dwyer
Olen F. Lampe
New Jersey
State Senate
Mrs. Ida Childers dies at 81 in Johnston City
Ida Belle Childers 81 died at 11 45 p m Monday at 506 East S Street Johnston City from a cerebral hemorrhage after months of illness. Born October 17 1876 near Marion she lived in Williamson County all her life. She belonged to Freedom Freewill Baptist Church and is survived by sons Francis Childers Marion Andy Rader Los Angeles Calif Rev Claude Childers Johnston City Church, daughters Cecile Walker Herrin Opal Campbell Marion, nine grandchildren three great grandchildren and brother John Guill Marion. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with calling after 6 p m Wednesday at Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Johnston City.
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E. S. St
Johnston City
Marion
Williamson County
Freedom Freewill Baptist Church
Jesse Childers
Francis Childers
Andy Rader
Los Angeles
Calif
Claude Childers
Johnston City Freewill Baptist Church
Cecile Walker
Herrin
Opal Campbell
John Guill
Murman and Wilson Funeral Home
Former Murphysboro Man Dies in Florida
James M. Welborn 63, a former Murphysboro resident, died at his St. Petersburg home Saturday morning. He leaves his wife Jennie Jones. Funeral services are set for Wednesday morning in St. Petersburg.
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James M. Welborn
Murphysboro
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jennie Jones
Fashion trends at the sea show diverse wardrobes
Fashion experts note women use coastal settings to showcase a different wardrobe. The article highlights latest seaside styles as pictured and described.
No Vienna born boy named Adolph since 1938
The text notes that no Vienna born boy has been given the name Adolph since 1938 the year of the Nazi annexation of Austria.
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Adolph
Austria
Father Son Take Over Top Insurance Offices
Bloomington June 10 AP The Rusts father and son have taken top jobs at State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Adlai H Rust was elected board chairman Monday vacating the post of president to which his son Edward was elected Edward Rust has been vice president in charge of operations The board chairmanship had been vacant since the death in 1951 of G J Mecherle the firm's founder.
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Bloomington
Rusts
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Adlai H. Rust
Edward
Edward Rust
G. J. Mecherle
Constant 56 Degrees at Carlsbad Cavern All Year
The Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico maintains a steady year round temperature of 56 degrees Fahrenheit regardless of surface conditions. This stability affects cave life and visitor comfort, offering a unique underground climate compared with surface weather.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Club appoints new head coach as season opener looms
In a transition announced ahead of tonight’s game, the club confirms a new head coach will take over starting with the current match. Neither Tighe nor McHale were available for comment.
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Tighe
McHale
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