Long Hot Summer in Berlin Talks Breakoff
The Big Four end six weeks of Berlin crisis talks with stalemate and uncertainty over East West vessels. Khrushchev appears ready to push for a summit while the Allies, led by Eisenhower and Macmillan, weigh next moves and possible July 13 talks.
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Geneva
Berlin
Germany
U. S
Andrei A. Gromyko
Palace of Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Lloyd's
Macmillan
Eight Fishermen Drown as Northumberland Storm Hits
Newcastle New Brunswick June 20 AP eight fishermen drowned and at least fifteen more are missing after a Northumberland Strait storm. RCMP at Moncton reports sixteen boats missing and five washed ashore in Miramichi Bay. eight bodies recovered. Waves 50 to 60 feet, winds 65 mph, with rain and fog delaying search.
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Northumberland Strait
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Moncton
Miramichi Bay
RCMP
Long Talks To Lawyer In Hospital Ward
Louisiana Governor Earl K Long, 63, met with attorney Theo Cangelosi at Southeast Louisiana Hospital in Mandeville, with Hospital Director Jesse Bankston present. No immediate report followed the afternoon conference.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
State Capitol
Lonesome
Southeast Louisiana Hospital
Mandeville
Here
Theo Cangelosi
State Hospital
Jesse Bankston
Bride To Be Sees Rival Kill Sailor In NJ Shooting
A 23 year old sailor Jacob Browler was shot and killed in his mother's home in Guttenberg New Jersey while his bride to be Marianne Schabilon watched. The rival Robert Sharp 32 Union City was charged with murder after firing four rounds from an army rifle. Browler died from a gut shot. Mrs Sabina Glant 43 was critically wounded as she tried to defend him.
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Guttenbergg
N.J
Jacob Browler
Quonset, R.I
Naval Base
Sabina Glant
Robert Sharp
Union City
Sharp
Browler
Marianne Schabilon
German Musickers Entertain in Steeleville
A brief Steeleville feature highlights local talent dubbed the German Musickers performing for residents. The note appears among various Page 5 items in The Southern Illinoisan.
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Steeleville
Herrin
Pipes
Foulk
Braves
Yankees
Frankfort Girl Dies Of Injuries In Auto Mishap
Marilyn Rains 17 of Frankfort died in a LaGrange hospital after an June 13 auto crash that also injured Marion Gore 17. Both were Frankfort Community High graduates visiting near Chicago. the car driven by Robert Wagoner 19 struck construction barricades. Rains had operated a West Frankfort barber shop.
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West Frankfort
LaGrange
Chicago
Marilyn Rains
Lesley Rains
Miss Rains
Frankfort Community High School
Rains
Major Panama Canal Traffic Jam Delays 26 Ships
A large traffic jam at the Panama Canal blocked 26 ships at waterway entrances. Canal officials called it the biggest jam in ordinary peacetime operations.
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Panama Canal
Unlucky Suitor Forces Elopement Fails Heiress Weds Army Officer
Heiress Jean Shevlin, 21, married Lt. Col. James Gerard, 45, in Minneapolis as ex suitor P. Marvin Jr. faced questions after she claimed he coerced her to Iowa for a possible elopement. Shevlin described efforts to reach her fiancé and escape from Marvin at Park Hospital.
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Minneapolis
Jean Shevlin
Miss Shevlin
Vassar
James Gerard
Paris
Westminster Presbyterian Church
P P. Marvin Jr
Washington, D.C
Mason City
Iowa
Marvin
Jean
Gerard
Dr. Ching
Crystal Bay
Minn
Park Hospital
Casey Tibbs the Cowboys Cowboy
Ben Gelman profiles Casey Tibbs a famed rodeo champion riding at Rid- Com Rodeo in Marion. Tibbs, eight-time national champion and early star of Madison Square Garden, plans a smaller ranch life in Nemo South Dakota and aims for a televised rodeo finals and possible boxing venture. He recalls 24 broken bones and a long career with wife Cleo Ann Harrington supporting his ambitions.
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Ben Gelman
Southern Illinoisan
South Dakota
Casey Tibbs
Marion
Tibbs
Ft. Pierre
S. D
Madison Square Garden
New York
Life Magazine
Rodeo Life
Nemo
Jerry Ambler
Dallas
Tex
Cleo Ann Harrington
Colman
S. C
Sioux Falls
Casey
University of South Dakota
Integration Plans Hint at Little Rock Raney High Tuition
Officials of the private Raney High School say it will operate on a tuition basis next fall if public high schools resume integrated operation. Raney, a white school, enrolls about 850 of the 3,000 displaced pupils and plans a proposed tuition of 15 dollars a month or 135 dollars a year.
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Raney High School
Raney
Orval E. Faubus
Southern Illinois Weekend Weather Forecast
Cloudy with warm temperatures in Southern Illinois. Sunday and Monday expect highs near 90 with weekend lows in the 60s. Specific readings include 7 am Saturday at 63 and 6 pm Saturday at 85. Friday high near 81 and Saturday high near 89. Sunrise 5 32 am sunset 8 33 pm. Crab Orchard Lake level 1 inch below spillway and Little Grassy Lake 3 inches below spillway.
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Illinois
Atomic Kiwi A Rocket Engine Test In Nevada
American scientists conducted the first full scale test of an atomic rocket engine mounted on a rail flatcar at Jackass Flats Nevada. The Kiwi A engine ran four minutes emitting minimal plumes while Air Force observers timed fuel radioactivity and heat effects for space propulsion development.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Jackass Flats
Nevada Atomic Proving Grounds
Here
New Zealand
Margaret Preibe Wins Mrs America 1959 Title in Iowa
The slender Des Moines mother of four, Margaret Priebe, 36, was crowned Mrs. America of 1959 at War Memorial Auditorium. runner up was Elizabeth Stokes of Traverse City and Vera Vernell Jones of Milwaukee placed third. Priebe earns a South America tour with her husband and a Fort Lauderdale vacation plus home goods and appliances.
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Margaret Preibe
Des Moines
Iowa
America
War Memorial Auditorium
Helen Giesse
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Elizabeth Stokes
Traverse City
Wisconsin
Vernell Jones
Milwaukee
South America
Fort Lauderdale
Mother's Day sermon sparked Spokane Father's Day origin
Fifty years ago in Spokane Mrs. John Bruce Dodd proposed a day honoring fathers after a Mother's Day sermon. She recalled her father who raised six children alone after her mother died. A year later, on June 10, 1910, the first Father's Day was observed in Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
John Bruce Dodd
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Ence
Gromyko
Christian A. Herter
Washington
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Eisenhower
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Maurice Couve de Murville
Herter
Newcastle
France
Frankfort
Panama
Marines Army
Casey and
Cleo Ann Tibbs
Cowboy
Little Rock
Little Rock, Ark
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Fort Lauderdale, Pla
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