Queen Begins Tour Today of Newfoundland
Queen Elizabeth II starts a six week Canadian tour with a stop in St Johns Newfoundland after a cordial reception. Weather disrupted plans briefly as mist cleared before her arrival. She visits government House and tours parts of St Johns then flies to Gander to open a new airport terminal.
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Queen Elizabeth II
Newfoundland
Canada
London
Government House
Prince Philip
Gander
Mrs. Bonnie Gage Dies in Clinton Iowa native dies at 47
Mrs. Bonnie I. Gage 47 wife of Dr. Frank E. Gage died suddenly at 924 North Eighth Street Clinton Ind services set for 1 30 p m Sunday at Karanovich Funeral Home Rev Roy C Linberg to officiate burial in Walnut Grove Cemetery She was a native of Fairfield Iowa and member of the Order of Eastern Star Veedersburg and Hillcrest Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her mother Mrs Helen Sligg Davenport Iowa two sisters Mrs Lesta Klappel and Mrs Marguerite Gadient Davenport and several nieces and nephews.
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Clinton
Ind
Bonnie I. Gage
Frank E. Gage
North Eighth Street
Fairfield
Towa
Order of Eastern Star
Veedersburg
Hillcrest Presbyterian Church
Helen Sligg
Davenport
Iowa
Lesta Klappel
Marguerite Gadient
Karanovich
Roy C. Linberg
Walnut Grove Cemetery
Big Ben Clock Bell Strikes Hour in London
A 130 ton bell at London's renowned Big Ben marks the hours, tolling the time for the famous clock tower and landmark.
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London
Rockefeller boosts New York budget with $500 saving
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller announced a new $500 annual budget cut by ending state payments for calling cards used by deputy superintendents of the State Department of Insurance.
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New York
TPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State Department of Insurance
Agency Shop Upheld By Appellate Court In Indiana
The second division of Indiana's appellate court, with Chief Justice John S. Gonas and justices Bierly and Smith, upholds agency shop. Justice Kelly notes the right to work law prohibits compulsory union membership for employment and suggests explicit wording would be needed to bar nonmember fee payments to bargaining agents.
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John S. Gonas
South Bend
G. Remy Bierly
Decatur
Russell Smith
la Porte
Indiana
Kelly
Paralytic polio cases outpace 1958 figures nationwide
Public Health Service reports 55 paralytic polio cases last week, far above the 1958 week total of 25, with 265 paralytic cases this year through June 13 and 452 since January 1. Iowa leads with nine cases concentrated in Des Moines, marking the year's second Des Moines cluster after a Missouri religious sect cluster earlier.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Iowa
Des Moines
Missouri
Two Damage Suits Filed for Seventy Thousand Dollars
Two damage suits totaling 70 000 dollars were filed in Vigo County Superior Courts. One names Terre Haute physician Dr Paul Siebenmorgan as defendant and seeks 50 000 for damages to husband Forrest Bevis from surgery. The other, by Frances Jean Byrd, asks 20 000 against Beverly Shaw.
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Vigo County
Terre Haute
Mildred Bevis
Paul Siebenmorgan
Forrest Bevis
James P. Savage
Clinton
John R. Jett
Frances Jean Byrd
Beverly Shaw
North Twentysixth Street
Notre Dame Names New Religion Department Chairman
The Rev. Robert Pelton, 38, was named chairman of Notre Dame's religion department on Thursday to succeed Rev. Roland Simonitsch, who will join the University of Portland in Oregon. Pelton has been on the Notre Dame faculty since 1953.
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South Bend
Ind
Robert Pelton
University of Notre Dame
Roland Simonitsch
University of Portland
Oregon
Pelton
Notre Dame
Flying Robber Shows Remorse On Sentencing
Akron Ohio June 19 Frank Lorenz a 29 year old master of deception and on FBI ten most wanted list before sentencing before Judge William H Victor expressed remorse and warned that fear loneliness and regret accompany crime He received concurrent prison terms from one to ten to twenty five years on car theft armed robbery and jail break charges tied to a March 25 1958 bank robbery in Hamilton and a plane escape Lorenz captured in Mexico April 13 after a crash The other suspect Sprenz received longer combined terms for similar offenses and police record background
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Akron
Ohio
Frank Lorenz
Lorenz
FBI
Victor
Summit County
Sprenz
Hamilton
Toronto
Mexico
Injuries Fatal to Marshall Man
Marshall Illinois June 19 Special Robert Wyrick 77 of Marshall died at Union Hospital Terre Haute from injuries in a Monday truck car crash at Maple Street and Route 1. His granddaughter Roberta Jones 9 a passenger was injured and later released. Surviving: a daughter a son two more sons a sister and five grandchildren. Services 2 30 p.m. Sunday Moore Funeral Home burial Livingston Cemetery.
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Marshall
Robert Wyrick
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Wyrick
Maple Street
Roberta Jones
Olen Joens
James
Wade
West Terre Haute
Fred Liggett
Moore Funeral Home
I. E. van Wey
Livingston Cemetery
Lutherans Retain Behnken as Leader in Ninth Term
In San Francisco at the Missouri Synod convention on June 19, Dr. John W. Behnken of St. Louis won a fourth ballot 377 to 311 to secure a ninth three year term as president. He defeated Dr. Oliver Harms of Houston in a bid to change leadership of the 2½ million Lutherans.
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San Francisco
John W. Behnken
St. Louis
The
Missouri Synod
Synod
Oliver Harms
Houston
Tex
Behnken
Fred Pfotenhauer
Deaths Sister Mary Pierre Ruppel
Sister Mary Pierre Ruppel died at 6 40 Friday morning at St Marys. She taught in the primary department of the Providence schools and last served at St Anthony's in Indianapolis. Funeral at St Mary of the Woods Monday at 9. No immediate family. three grand nephews who are priests survive.
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Mary Pierre Ruppel
Sister of Providence
St. Anthony’s
Indianapolis
St. Marys
St. Mary-of the-Woods
Hilary Vieck
Loogootee
Ind
Lawrence Vieck
Washington, Ind
Vincent Herr
Loyola University At
Chicago, Il
Death notices for Otis C. Steele and infant Robert E. McKenzie
Miss Cora Steele reports the death of her brother Otis C. Steele of Cedar Rapids Iowa formerly of Terre Haute. Survivors include two California sisters and a Cedar Rapids brother. Funeral services in Cedar Rapids Monday. Infant Robert E McKenzie son of Eugene and Mrs McKenzie died Thursday. Survivors include four sisters and grandparents. Graveside services held Friday at Highland Lawn cemetery.
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Cora Steele
South Center Street
Otis C. Steele
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Terre Haute
Howard Preston
Howard Rustad
California
Ray N. Steele
Steel
Dixon Company of
Chicago
Robert E. McKenzie
Eugene McKenzie
Second Avenue
Mary E
Connie J
Debra A
Coretta M
Ray Schoffstall
Earl McKenzie
Gillis Memory Chapel
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Agnes Van Allen
Funeral services for Agnes Van Allen 67 of 1506 College avenue will be at Immanuel Evangelical Church at 2 PM Monday Rev Arnold F Kluge officiating Burial at Highland Lawn cemetery Friends may call at Gillis Chapel after 6 PM Friday Body to be taken to church at 12 30 PM Monday
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Agnes van Allen
College Avenue
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Arnold F. Kluge
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Gillis Chapel
Services for Ernest A Red Williams
Ernest A. Red Williams 75 of 120 North Twelfth Street died Thursday. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday at J N Hickman and Son Funeral Home. Burial in Cottage Hill Cemetery Brazil. Friends may call at Hickman Chapel.
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Ernest A
Red) Williams
North Twelfth Street
J. N. Hickman and Son
Cottage Hill
Brazil
Hickman Chapel
Death of Mrs. Joseph Wrinkle in Fort Lauderdale
Word arrives for Senator and Mrs. W. Dewey Annakin of the death of Mrs. Joseph Wrinkle of Fort Lauderdale Florida. Mrs Wrinkle was formerly Mrs. Charles Clives of North Seventh Street. Survivors include husband a son Donald and two sisters all of Fort Lauderdale. Funeral services were held in Fort Lauderdale.
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W. Dewey Annakin
Joseph Wrinkle
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Wrinkle
Charles Clives
North Seventh Street
Donald
John E. Allen Dies at 75. Rites Saturday in town
John E. Allen 75 of 1529 Woodley avenue died Wednesday. Services set for 1 pm Saturday at Thomas Funeral Home with Rev. Virgil Hall and Neil Kuns officiating. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park.
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John E. Allen
Woodley Avenue
Thomas Funeral Home
Virgil Hall
Neil Kuns
Roselawn Memorial Park
Funeral services for Mrs Eunice Bradfield Weidt
Mrs Eunice Bradfield Weidt 50 died Wednesday funeral at 10 30 Saturday at Gillis Memory Chapel Rev Raymond Stiffler officiating burial in Highland Lawn cemetery
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Eunice Bradfield Weidt
Gillis Memory Chapel
Raymond Stiffler
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Minnie May Johnson at Gillis Chapel
Funeral services for 89 year old Mrs Minnie May Johnson who died Wednesday will be held at 1 30 PM Saturday at the Gillis Memory Chapel with Rev Don Duggelby officiating. Burial follows in Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Minnie May Johnson
Gillis Memory Chapel
Don Duggelby
Roselawn Memorial Park
Funeral services for Clinton boy Frank Nardi 8
Frank Nardi eight year old former coal miner and farmer died at his Clinton residence. Surviving are two daughters and four sons, three brothers, a sister, and nine grandchildren. Body at First Funeral Home with services Monday at 1 30 p m Rev Roy C Linberg officiating with burial in Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Clinton
Ind
Sal
Frank Nardi
Mike Rendaci
Sam Iaconetti
Rosedale
Ben
Frank Nardi Jr
James
Terre Haute
Joseph Nardi
Eli
Nev
John
Joe
Cleveland
Ohio
Anton Nardi
Italy
Mary Nestler
Roy C. Linberg
Roselawn Memorial Ark
Mrs. Dora Cunningham Dies at 85 in Sullivan
Dora Cunningham 85 died at 11 Thursday morning at her daughter Mrs. June Engle’s home in Grass Valley Cal. She belonged to the First Christian Church of Sullivan and is survived by daughter Iva Burnett of Sullivan two grandsons and two great grandsons. Body to be taken to Alexander Funeral Home.
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Sullivan, Ind
Dora Cunningham
June Engle
Grass Valley
Cal
First Christian Church of
Sullivan
Iva Burnett
Alexander Funeral
Funeral services set for Mrs Gladys Hollingsworth
Mrs Gladys D Hollingsworth 68 died Wednesday in Newport Indiana Funeral services will be at 2 pm Saturday at the Newport Methodist Church Rev Kenneth Burns to officiate Roselawn Memorial Park body is at Watson Funeral Home and will be moved to the church one hour before services
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Newport
Ind
Gladys D. Hollingsworth
Methodist
Kenneth Burns
Roselawn Memorial Park
Watson Funeral Home
Death of Jack Taylor in Clinton Indiana
Jack Taylor aged 38 of 905 Walnut Street Clinton Ind died at 8 42 p m Thursday in Vermilion County Hospital after an extended illness He is survived by his son Jack Allen of Whiting Ind and two aunts Mrs Richard Boyd of Melbourne Fla and Mrs Jack Drummond of Los Angeles Calif The body was taken to the First Funeral Home
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Clinton, Ind
Jack Taylor
Walnut Street
Vermillion County Hospital
Jack Allen
Whiting
Ind
Richard Boyd
Melbourne
Fla
Jack Drummond
Los Angeles
Calif
Funeral services for Carl W. James
Carl W. James aged 63 died Wednesday. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Saturday at First Funeral Home with Rev. John Campbell officiating. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Clinton VFW and Clinton Masonic Lodge will conduct graveside rites.
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Clinton
Ind
Carl W. James
John Campbell
Roselawn Memorial Park
Clinton Vfw
Clinton Masonic Lodge
Claude Waggoner dies at 83 in Montezuma funeral
Special funeral services are set for Claude Waggoner aged 83 who died yesterday afternoon at Brown Funeral Home. The Rev. Earl Raney will officate and burial will be in Oakland Cemetery.
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Montezuma
Ind
Claude Waggoner
Brown Funeral Home
Earl Raney
Oakland Cemetery
Funeral services for James Amyx in Marshall Illinois
James Amyx 80 died Wednesday in Marshall Illinois. Funeral services set for 1 p m Saturday at Marrs Funeral Home with burial at Norman Able Marshall cemetery.
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Marshall
James Amyx
Marrs
Norman Able
Marshall Cemetery
Catherine Zelia Clinton 80 dies in Blanford funeral planned
Mrs. Catherine Zelia Clinton of Blanford Indiana dies Wednesday at age 80. Special funeral services are pending at Karanovich Funeral Home in Ind. on June 19.
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Clinton
Ind
Karanovich
Catherine Zelia
Blanford
Man 27 Fatally Burned In Hammond House
Wayne L. Burris, 27, of Hammond, was found dead from burns when his home burned in the middle of the night. Firemen said the blaze started in the front of the house and Burris likely crawled from a bedroom trying to escape. he was alone as his wife stayed with relatives.
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Hammond
Ind
Wayne L. Burris
Burris
Vessel Becalmed Described as In the Doldrums
The phrase refers to a ship stuck with no wind, leaving the vessel motionless in calm seas. It marks a period of inactivity or stagnation, often used metaphorically for stalled progress.
Approval For Housing Bill Compromise Seeks Eisenhower OK
Senate conferees approve a $1.375 billion housing bill to win Eisenhower's signature. Sparkman and Capehart back the compromise despite GOP criticism as details ease spending while boosting FHA loan authority and VA mortgage terms. The plan includes large grants for public housing and measures to aid private homebuilding.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate House
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Conference
Insurance Authority
Veterans’ Administration
Quick Delivery Plan Expands Central Indiana Service
Indianapolis notes a new system delivering first class mail the day after mailing across a 33 county area. Twenty sectional centers plus 20 outlying centers will route mail locally instead of through Indianapolis, serving over 1.7 million people. The change, already tested since spring, expands regional channeling to improve speed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Anderson
Bedford
Bloomington
Brazil
Columbus
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Greencastle
Greensburg
Kokomo
Lafayette
Marion
Muncie
New Castle
North Vernon
Richmond
Rushville
Seymour
Shelbyville
Terre Haute
Herbert C. Rundl
Cincinnati
Danville man seeks divorce after sudden separation
NO REASON DANVILLE IN June 19. P Joe Lee Boles 24 a Danville hod carrier who was married last Friday filed suit for divorce in Hendricks County Circuit Court He said his wife Patty Ann left him for no reason the day after they were married.
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Danville
Ind
Joe Lee Boles
Hendricks County
Patty Ann
Syndicate Trial Set As 57 Extra Jurors Drawn
The syndicate faces charges of evading over 325000 dollars in tax and failing to register for a 50 wagering stamp. Defendants risk up to 21 years in prison and 41000 dollars in fines if convicted on all counts. Jury selection may take time with 57 additional names plus 200 witnesses expected and a two month trial.
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Tabbert
De Valera Wins Narrow Victory in Ireland Election
In Dublin voters chose Eamon de Valera president by a smaller margin than expected, rejecting his plan to end proportional representation. Final tally: de Valera 538,058 votes to Gen. Sean Mac Eoin 417,482, a gap far below forecasts.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Sean Mac Eoin
de Valera
Children Find Huge Arms Cache in Seoul
Two children uncovered an underground cache in Seoul containing enough U S Army ammunition to supply an infantry regiment for three days. The Army believes the cache was left by U S forces when they withdrew from Seoul in 1951 during the Korean War.
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Seoul
Junior Chamber chooses Robert Clark as president
The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce convention ended with Robert Clark a 32 year old Des Moines lawyer elected president after six hours of balloting in Buffalo New York on June 19.
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Buffalo
N. Y
U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Clark
Des Moines
Russia Proposes Wider Dialogue On Berlin Timeframe
Khrushchev floated general principles for a German peace and Berlin withdrawal, not a fixed deadline. Western diplomats weighed timing against a broader framework, as Herter faced mounting pressure from Washington and Lloyd pressed for an early summit to counter Soviet shifts.
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Geneva
Berlin
Khrushchev
Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Christian A. Herter
Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
Herter
Western leaders edge toward high level summit talks
Progress toward a meeting among Eisenhower Khrushchev De Gaulle and Macmillan is noted as France and West Germany oppose an East West summit under current conditions. Menzies travels from Bonn to Paris to press for talks while Moscow hints at a cautious reaction through Pravda.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
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West Germany
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Robert G. Menzies
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Konrad Adenauer
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de Gaulle
London
Moscow
Berlin
Pravda
Russia
S Korean Soldier Killed in DMZ Crossfire
A South Korean soldier died and six were wounded Thursday in a gun battle with three unidentified intruders about 12 miles south of the Korean DMZ.
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Seoul
North
South Korea
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