Eisenhower to attack Kennedy policies at GOP dinner
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is slated to criticize the Kennedy administration's domestic program at a $300000 fundraising dinner in Washington. Rep. Bob Wilson's committee reports 3000 seats sold at $100 each with 73 percent to House and 25 percent to Senate candidates. The event signals GOP unity ahead of the June 30 Gettysburg conference to form an all Republican bloc.
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Jack Bell
Associated Press
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Bob Wilson
California
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Wilson
Tional
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Gettysburg
West Coast Pact Clears Sea Trade Dispute
A West Coast maritime dispute ends with a contract nine months into a Taft-Harley cooling off period. The agreement boosts wages by 2 percent retroactive to Oct 1 for about 10 000 seamen, raises vacation to five days monthly, and increases the October pension from 125 to 150 per month, affecting ships and crews after a four week strike that idled 60 ships and thousands of workers.
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Taft-Harley
Hawaii
Rockefeller's Last Child E. Parmelee Prentice Dies at 91
Mrs. E Parmelee Prentice, 91, the final surviving child of John D Rockefeller, died Thursday in Midtown Hospital after months of illness. Her brother John D Rockefeller Jr. had died in 1960, leaving her as the last of that generation. three sisters had died earlier.
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New York
E. Parmelee Prentice
John D. Rockefeller
Midtown Hospital
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Three Chicago Nazis Guilty of Defamation
Three men claiming membership in the American Nazi party were found guilty of criminally defaming Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. The Chicago defendants Malcom Lambert 20 Wayne Mueller 18 and Clifford Athene 25 were charged with carrying defamatory signs while picketing a theater where Davis appeared in a film last March 22. Sentencing was deferred pending a pre sentence investigation by Criminal Court Judge Daniel J Ryan.
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Chicago
Sammy Davis Jr
Malcom Lambert
Wayne Mueller
Clifford’ Athene
Davis
Criminal Court
Daniel J. Ryan
Kennedy popularity drops amid stock slump says Gallup
Gallup Poll reports Kennedy's job approval at 71 percent, down from 73, with an eight point fall since March and a four point dip after steel price controversy. The nationwide survey tracks trends through periods of market decline and public sentiment about the President's performance. Graveside services 1:30 p.m. Saturday for infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Choate of Cora, born Wednesday in Marshall Browning Hospital in Du Quoin, funeral director Schroeder Funeral Home Chester.
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Princeton
N.J
Kennedy
Gallup
Coun
Buchsanan
Robert Choate
Cora
Marshall Browning
du Quoin
Schroeder Funeral Home
Chester
Frank McLaughen
Two Teenage Girls Slain in Morris Township
Police found Margaret Ann Kennedy 16 and Noreen Buckley 17 dead in a wooded area off a rural road near Morris Plains. Both students of Bailey-Ellard High School in Madison had set out on a shopping trip and did not return. Two hikers discovered Buckley’s body and alerted authorities, who later found Kennedy about 300 yards away. Authorities reported they were fully clothed and investigations consider possible weapon use. sexual assault not yet determined.
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Morris Township
N.J
Margaret Ann Kennedy
Noreen Buckley
Morris Plains
Buckley
Kennedy
Morristown
Val Bailey-Ellard High School
Madison
Former Ava Resident Dies in Michigan
A.J. McCaleb 74 a former Jackson County resident died in Muskegon Michigan after a period of illness He was born November 2 1887 in Ava He leaves sons Donald and LeRoy both of Muskegon and Alfred of San Juan Puerto Rico plus two grandchildren Services were at White Chapel Memorial Garden in Muskegon Tuesday He died Saturday
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A.J. McCaleb
Jackson County
Muskegon
Mich
McCaleb
Ava
Donald
Leroy
Alfred
San Juan
Puerto Rico
White Chaps Memorial Garden
Rites Set Sunday for Mrs Borum
Mrs Kate Borum 65 of Marion died at home at 3 a m. She was born December 23 1896 in Williamson County and married Oscar Borum in 1918 at Marion. She belonged to Shiloh Christian Church and Royal Neighbors Lodge. Survived by husband, a brother Harold Pritchett of Marion and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Sunday at Mitchell Funeral Home Marion, Rev Earl Ligon and Rev Jim Moore officiating. Burial Shiloh Cemetery. Friends call after 7 p.m. today.
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Kate Borum
Marion
Williamson County
Borum
Oscar Borum
Shiloh Christian Church
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Harold Pritchett
Mitchell Funeral Home
Earl Ligon
Jim Moore
Shiloh
Population Minimum Set By Illinois Junior College Plan
The School Problems Commission voted unanimously to draft a bill requiring a minimum population of 30 000 to establish a junior college district. The move, supported by the Illinois Association of Junior Colleges advisory committee, aims for the 1963 Legislature. Separate plans for Olney remain with a September referendum. The commission also considered higher state reimbursement, from 7 60 to 10 per semester hour per student.
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C. T. Banton Lindsay-Schaub
Législative
Chicago
School Problems Commission
Olney
Illinois Association of Junior Colleges
James D. Logsdon
Thornton Township High School
Harvey
Lawyers urged to campaign for Illinois judicial reform bill
Gerald Snyder of the Illinois Bar Association told about 400 members at the 86th convention that lawyers must campaign intensively to back the Judicial Reform amendment in November. He urged informing voters to secure passage after the measure failed narrowly in 1958.
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Chicago
Illinois
Gerald Snyder
Waukegan
Ilinois Bar Association
Snyder
Two Chicago Men Die In Crash Near Neoga
Two Chicago men Howard Hatcher aged 25 and Ernest Johnson 24 died in a morning crash on U. S. 45 near Neoga Illinois. Carroll Sapp of LaClede was driving the other car. he survived with two passengers. Six others were injured and taken to St Anthony's Hospital in Effingham with serious injuries.
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Neoga
Tll
Youth Sentenced on Burglary Charge in Randolph Court
Walter Lee Spinne 18 of Fayetteville was sentenced to six months at Vandalia Penal Farm after pleading guilty to burglary in Randolph Circuit Court. Judge Quinten Spivey placed him on two years probation following a break in theft at Purina Feed Store in Sparta.
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Walter
Lee Spinne
Fayetteville
Vandalia
Randolph
Spinne
Quinten Spivey
Purina
Jin Sparta
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