Lutheran Pastor and Wife Plan Month's Trip Abroad
The Rev. Clifford L. Schreck pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church Hulman Meadows and Mrs. Schreck will depart Dayton Ohio on July 23 by plane for New York City. From there they will board a jet for a month long tour abroad combining pleasure and official church duties.
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Clifford L. Schreck
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hulman Meadows
Schreck
Dayton
Ohio
New York City
Lutheran World Federation Fourth Assembly
Helsinki
Finland
Timothy
Mariam
James
Ruth
Paul
Glenn Mower
Hanover
Oslo
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lutheran Church In America
Schrecks
West Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Rhine River
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
France
England
Scotland
Glasgow
New York
Richmond
Defense Money Bill Faces New Obstacle in Congress
The House moved to pass a 47 billion dollar defense bill while reports claim the Kennedy administration plans to cut overseas deployments and overall manpower by about 60 thousand over two years. Lawmakers seek more explanation as trim changes are blamed on routine economy.
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Washington
House
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Subcommittee
Pentagon
Alaska
Florida
Defense Department
Congress
Flood
Europe
NATO Alliance
Man Held in Fatal Beating in Fort Wayne
Bud Douglas, 44, Fort Wayne, was held on a preliminary assault and battery charge in the fatal beating of Enoch Perry, 55, also of Fort Wayne. Perry died from a skull fracture after a scuffle last Saturday. Douglas admitted striking him as Perry fell and hit his head on the sidewalk.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Bud Douglas
Enoch Perry
Perry
Douglas
PUP VISITED BY TORMENTOR AFTER CRUELTY CASE
In Muncie Indiana Franklin Campbell 20 pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals for dousing a hound pup named Spunky with gasoline and lighting a match. He received 10 days in jail 20 lashes and a daily visit order from the court. Campbell has completed jail time and walks six miles daily to see the injured dog at a hospital.
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Muncie
Ind
P— Spunky
Franklin D. Campbell
Campbell
Walter G. Tanner
Spunky
Notre Dame Receives Blessing From Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul VI sent a blessing to Notre Dame faculty and students in a cable to President Theodore Hesburgh. He recalled his 1960 visit to the university and pledged paternal apostolic benediction.
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South Bend
Ind
Paul VI
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Pope Paul
Catholic University
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Judge Berry Sisk Dies at 67 in Sioux City
Sioux City judge and part-time composer Berry J. Sisk died in a local hospital at age 67. He wrote the Armistice Day Forever March and the Saxophone Waltz, a piece popularized by Paul Whiteman.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Berry J. Sisk
Sisk
Paul Whiteman
Governor Wallace urged to spare killer Cobern in clemency case
In Montgomery on June 26 Governor Wallace faced a clemency hearing for James W Cobern a 39 year old itinerant handyman convicted of robbing and killing Mamie Belle Walker The ex GI and combat veteran pleaded for mercy citing his World War II service and combat wounds while Cobern described a desire to prove he is not the person others fear
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Montgomery
Ala
Normandy
U. S
George Wallace
Wallace
James W. Cobern
Cobern
Mamie Belle Walker
Christ
Mortimer P. Ames
Ames
Protesting Discrimination Outside Local Plant in East Chicago
About 350 Negro mason helpers demonstrated outside the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co plant in East Chicago arguing discriminatory labor practices. They say their four day work week was set three weeks ago and extra work is being subcontracted to other firms. Local 1011 spokesman Thomas J. Hunt said it was not a strike and no one was blocked from working.
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Chicago
Ind
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Mason
Thomas J. Hunt
United Steelworkers of America
Noon Optimists Fish Fry Planned at Memorial Stadium
The Noon Optimists announce a July 12 fish fry at Memorial Stadium rain or shine. Inside serving runs 5 to 8 pm with a menu by Original Jonah Club including fish beans salad and beverages. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults 0.75 for under 12 and all you can eat. Proceeds aid the Boys' Work Fund. Babe Ruth League baseball fun 5 30 to 8 pm.
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Memorial Stadium
Jonah Club
Boys’ Work Fund
Rockefeller custody talks progress in children case
Mrs. Rockefeller and her first husband Dr. James S. Murphy are negotiating arrangements for custody of the children as part of their ongoing custody discussions.
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Sions
Mrs
James S. Murphy
Kennedy Will Find Changes At Irish Home
DUNGANSTOWN Ireland June 26 changes at the Ryan homestead forewarn of President Kennedy visit to Ireland. The barnyard now a concrete surface with a missing manure heap and no pigs in sight. A concrete porch and indoor tiled toilet mark alterations noted amid US Irish dispute over causation.
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Dunganstown
Ireland
Ryan
Martinez Sentenced for Illegally Entering U S Again
Samuel Martinez, a Mexican national living in San Francisco, was sentenced in Tucson for the 44th illegal entry into the United States. His wife daughter and son are American citizens. He faces deportation after completing an 18 month term.
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Tucson
Ariz
Samuel Martinez
San Francisco
Martinez
United States
Irish Welcome Sparked by Kennedy Kin in Cottage Row
Mary Ryan, a Kennedy relation and President's third cousin, plans to give a simple Irish welcome at a cottage near Patrick Kennedy's former hut now a storage shed. John’s addition to the cottage signals a family-linked visit in Ireland.
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John
Patrick Kennedy
United States
Mary Ryan
Kennedy
Ireland
Irreversible Dinner Request Cited In Brief Exchange
A brief exchange notes a man will receive only tea and tangy Irish soda bread, as described by the speaker. The statement emphasizes limited hospitality and a final, minimal offering.
Fire causes $25000 damage to Kokomo restaurant
A smoldering fire caused about $25,000 in damage to the Pizza King and Capri Room restaurant in Kokomo. Fire officials said a lighted cigarette left on a kitchen shelf started the blaze.
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Kokomo, Indl
Kokomo
Colonaid Advertisement Promises Relief For Constipation
Tense nerves block bowels causing constipation. Colonaid tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to relive symptoms overnight. Clinically proved relief advertised with introductory 43 cent price.
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Colonaid
Rockefeller children visit Happy at Tarrytown estate
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller reveals that his four children from his first marriage are visiting Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller at the Rockefeller estate in Tarrytown New York. He offered no new information beyond an earlier report on the matter.
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Albany
N. Y
Nelson A
Happy) Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
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