Ten year old fires pistols in small town but injures none
A 10 year old boy in MULE Pa attacked town with two Colt pistols Sunday night firing over 20 rounds. He was restrained after an hour and taken to hospital then juvenile detention. No injuries reported. authorities note a nervous disorder history.
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Mule, Pa
Pennsylvania
Joseph Colemane
Canonsburg
Pittsburgh
Washington, Pa
Washington County
Joey
E.C.T
Bernard Coleman
Maple Street
James Rathmund
Charles Donella
Chuck Curchella
Chuck Tatana
Curchella
Tatana
Cordella
Fleet Leaves San Francisco for Home Ports
The 1st Fleet slipped out of the Golden Gate early today after four days of festivities and the first fleet review since 1938. The 32 vessel armada heads to Long Beach and San Diego.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
Long Beach
San Diego
Clapsaddle Named Superintendent in Indiana Methodist District
Dr. Gerald L. Clapsaddle, pastor of First Methodist Church in Vincennes, was named superintendent of the Indianapolis District by Bishop Richard C. Raines, completing the Indiana Methodist Conference session. Retirement was granted to several named ministers. A proposed counseling program received mixed votes but was allowed to pursue funding via lay solicitation with a planned annual cost of about 19,500 dollars. The conference also set a new minimum pastor salary at 3,200 dollars and approved pastors’ one weekly day off after discussion with local boards.
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Bloomington
Ind
Gerald L. Clapsaddle
First Methodist Church
Vincennes
The
Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Richard C. Raines
Clapsaddle
Indiana Methodist Conference
Charles T. Alexander
First Methodist Church of
Hammond
Edward Elsworth Aldrich
Sullivan
Mearl P. Culver
Evansville
Edwin Fletcher Shake
Madison
Edward Duane Thislewaite
French Lick
Glen C. Baron
Bowling Green
Hamilton R. Burton
Elnora
C. O. Carnes
Dillsboro
E. C. Montgomery
Jeffersonville
John Sutch
Shoals
Indiana
North
Northwest
Car Inventories Rising Across United States
Detroit June 17 11 Dealers of new passenger cars nationwide show mounting inventories with factory output tightened. Only Chrysler Corp. bucks the trend as overall stock sits at 792 902 on June 1 compared with 798 902 a year earlier, marking a rise of over 55 200 since May 1.
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Detroit
United States
Chrysler Corp
Automotive News
Italy's President Expands Role in Crisis
President Giovanni Gronchi breaks with tradition by seeking a say in government formation beyond naming a premier. He proposes a preliminary mandate for a planned coalition or one party government, signaling a shift in constitutional limits and stirring debate over presidential powers.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Italy
Gronchi
Eft
Gaetano Martino
Eisenhower
United States
Mideast
French Pressure Escalates in Algeria With Heavy Casualties
In Algiers on June 17 French forces used planes bombs and rockets to press the struggle in Algeria. The week end fighting left an estimated 319 Arabs dead and 14 French soldiers killed with 57 French and loyal Arabs wounded. A major Saturday clash near Cheria saw 1 500 paratroops and infantry fight 250 guerrillas. casualties exceeded 260 with 14 Frenchmen dead and many wounded and captured guerrillas.
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Algiers
Algeria
Tunisian
Morocco
Cheria
Marshall residents visit relatives and welcome new arrival
Mrs. Jack Cline spent days in La Grange with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. John Cooney and others. Elizabeth McDaniel visited her son in Rockford due to illness. Edd Zimmerly and wife stayed in Gary Indiana with their son Gene. Don Garwood and wife welcome their son Thomas Jay at St. Louis Hospital, the couple's second child. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Garwood of Marshall.
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Edd Zimmerly
Gary
Ind
Gene Zimmerly
Don Garwood
St. Charles
St. Louis Hospital
Thomas Jay
William Garwood
Marshall
Kelp Surpasses Redwoods in Ocean Reach
A scientific note states that giant kelp grows taller than California redwoods, extending from the ocean floor to the surface, making it the world’s largest plant by reach.
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California
Daily Across and Down Clues Puzzle Brief
A compact crossword style prompt lists across and down clues. Across clues include Seapor(’), satisfie the full, benefit, positive electra, session, planet, vex, norma, cirrus abbr, cuddied up, thrice mus, public, owned, bounds line, temple chin, gate, edge, like, wheel groove, snappish, pronoun, rough lava plural, solar deity, country Eur, claw, lucky number, aside, rub out, and more. Down clues cover film on copper, affirmed, and song birds.
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Temple
Chin
Strangest Famous Hand in 1954 Hel sinki Match
In a 1954 Hel sinki team match Austria versus Germany Karl Schneider declarer at six hearts. After a bold ruff in dummy and a spade overtrump, he faced two club losers and a heart overtake as the defense ran out.
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Helsinki
Austria
Germany
Karl Schneider
Hearts
West
Schneider
Bridge play yields Austria win with late three tricks
In a trump ending Austria scores 1 430 points as Schneid er leads trumps and West discards diamonds. East must choose a discard on the last trump with Q 1 9 of diamonds and king of spades. South takes the last three tricks.
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Schneider
West
Austria
New Drug Claim Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
NewYork special reports science has found Bio Dyne in Preparation H that allegedly reduces hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors observed prompt relief and gradual shrinking lasting months across many long standing cases. The claim notes non narcotic use and nationwide drugstore availability with guaranteed satisfaction.
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New York, N. Y
U.S
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