Cardinal Stritch Dies After Prolonged Illness and Surgery
Cardinal Stritch died after an extended decline following a damaged surgery and stroke. He kissed a crucifix at the end as associates and relatives gathered, including two nephews Rev Morris Stritch of Memphis and Robert Emmett Stritch of Chicago. Pope Pius IX approved funeral plans under canon law.
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Memphis, Tenn
Robert Emmett Stritch
Chicago
Pope Pius
Stritch
College of Eee
Negro Graduate To Be Guarded At Central High
More than 200 National Guardsmen and police will guard the graduation as Ernest Green becomes the first Negro student to receive a diploma at the segregated Central High School in Little Rock. He is one of nine Negroes admitted last September and will be the sole Negro graduate in the ceremony at the high school stadium.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPD
Central High School
Ernest Green
Cemeteries Full Prompt Town Delays Burial Land Purchase
Egremont Massachusetts with 851 residents lacks burial space as Riverside and Town House Hill cemeteries are filled. Voters rejected a proposal to buy three acres of land for new burials, leaving the town without a site.
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Egremont
Mass
Riverside
Town House Hill
Resignations Rock Augusta Planning Commission
In Augusta Georgia May 1958 planning commissioner Berman and two others announce resignations effective June 14. The move follows friction with Mayor Henninger over the commission's independence and authority. Remaining members Dowley Bourke and Dr. Drisball provide continued, limited voting support amid pending zoning hearings and hospital planning efforts.
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Henninger
Planning Commission
City Planning Commission
Mead
Walter H. Blucher
Ike's Stand on Tax Cuts Faces Senate and House Split
Senate Republican Leader Knowland and House Speaker Rayburn backed no tax reductions this session citing budget deficits and recession risks. Treasury Secretary Anderson supports delaying anti recession cuts. Mills indicates Ways and Means will discuss a president requested tax extension bill in a Wednesday closed meeting.
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William F. Knowland
GOP
Congress
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Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Rayburn
Wilbur D. Mills
D'Ark
House
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Tthe
White House
Eisenhower
Bar Group Maintains Menshikov Speaking Invitation
The Baltimore City Bar Association votes 334 to 90 to keep Soviet Ambassador Mikhail A. Menshikov as a speaker at its annual meeting next month. Over 400 lawyers participated in the session after a day of protests and debate.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Subway art exhibit linked with advertising posters
Nine paintings from the Metropolitan Museum of Art will be displayed in New York subway stations next week alongside toothpaste advertisements. The program blends culture with daily transit life as riders encounter art during their commutes.
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New York
UPI
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Wind damage in plains down from last year says soil service
The U S Soil Conservation Service reports that high winds have damaged about one third as much land in the Great Plains this year as in the previous year.
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Washington
Great Plains
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Henry Parkman Jr. Dies in Boston at 64
Henry Parkman Jr. 64 former assistant U S high commissioner for Germany died at Massachusetts General Hospital after a heart attack.
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Boston
Henry Parkman Jr
U.S
Germany
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bus Lightning Fire Injures Passengers on Crowded Vehicle
A trolley bus was struck by lightning causing a large fireball inside the vehicle. Fifty passengers aboard reported smoke and thirteen were hospitalized for treatment of burns and smoke inhalation.
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Walter Nabors
State diary sends postcard to overdue book recipient
Albany UPI reports a postcard notice was sent to Harry O'Donnell press aide to Republican state Chairman L Judson Morhouse stating he has four books overdue since 1954. The titled volume is The History of Tammany Hall.
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Albany
UPI
State Diary
Harry O'Donnell
L. Judson Morhouse
Tammany Hall
Young man held on train derail attempt in Birmingham
Birmingham police arrested 18 year old J D Moore on a charge of attempting to derail a train. Moore posted bond under $1 500 and gave officers no motive beyond claiming he had never seen a train wreck.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
J. D. Moore
Bristol
Albert Rowe
Rowe
Plumb Nearly Official Road Name Near Charlotte
County commissioners made Plumb Nearly the official name for a road southeast of Charlotte. Residents along the road said the name signified the road runs nearly out of the city and county.
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Charlotte, N.C
Charlotte
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