Queen Elizabeth II Greets Toronto Crowds On Canadian Visit
Queen Elizabeth II arrives in Toronto to the largest crowd of her Canadian tour. More than 6 000 spectators fill a temporary grandstand as Britannia ties up. The queen and Prince Philip plan a busy day including Queen's Plate racing and a Stratford festival performance.
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Toronto
Prince Philip
Canada
Philip
Stratford
Kingston
United Church
Richard H. N. Davidson
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Eisenhower
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence
Digest to Finish Series on D Day Invasion
Reader's Digest concludes its gripping history presentation in July with the final installment detailing the invasion. It explores what happened on both sides, why Hitler acted, and why Rommel faced critical decisions during the amphibious assault.
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Reader's Digest
Hitler
Rommel
Four Children Inherit Estate In Probate Action
Letters of administration were petitioned in Probate Court for the estate of Mrs. Mary R. Thompson who died June 23 at 85. The estate valued at 10000 in real and personal property with annual income 300 will be sold to four children Esten Thompson Hubert Thompson Anna Wesley and Myrtle McCoy with Sam Beecher Sr. as counsel.
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Mary R. Thompson
Esten Thompson
Oakland Avenue
Hubert Thompson
South Seventh Street
Anna Wesley
North Seventeenth Street
Myrtle McCoy
Mattoon
Ill
Sam Beecher, Sr
Leonardo da Vinci’s Early Steam and Auto Vehicle Ideas
The text notes that Leonardo da Vinci envisioned the potential for cars and steam-powered machines about 400 years ago, highlighting his forward thinking on mechanized travel.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Honeymoon Shelter Couple Plans Underground Wedding
A Miami couple will wed Sunday and spend their honeymoon in an underground bomb shelter as a tribute to civil defense. Kelley Geiger, 25, a University of Miami Russian major, and Nancy Bellmyre, 23, a dance band singer, will move 10 feet below North Miami after their wedding and reception funded by shelter manufacturers.
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Miami
Fla
Kelley Geiger
University of Miami
Nancy Bellmyre
Court Grounds Two Youths on Traffic Counts
Two youths faced traffic charges with licenses pulled by City Judge Edward S. Everett. Robert Marshall 16 and Franklin Wehr 17 were ordered to return to court on later dates. Marshall received a one week advisement on driving without a license. Wehr faces reckless driving charges with a July 11 return date. Several other motorists were fined for speeding stop-sign violations and license issues.
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Edward S. Everett
Everett
Robert Marshall
South Ninth Street
Marshall
Franklin Wehr
RR 7
Terre Haute
Gene F. Summers
Arthur Lee Allen
Tippecanoe
Floyd P. Brown
Jerome V. Lentz
Third Avenue
Marsha R. Certain
RR 1
West Terre Haute
Bobby L. Kirby
North Twelfth Street
Rotary to Install Biel as President
Terre Haute Rotary Club will install John G. Biel as president at its regular luncheon in the Terre Haute House. Biel will preside at his first meeting on July 7. New officers include John J. Goeres, William S. Symon, Lawrence F. Elliott, Robert E. Dewey, and F. T. Hegeman. Board directors are William M. Grimes, Paul E. Humphrey, John F. Murphy, Gordon Belles, Ralph A. Nolte, John M. Phelps, John M. Swander, and John B Hunter.
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John G. Biel
Terre Haute
John F. Murphy
Gordon Belles
Ralph A. Nolte
John M. Phelps
John M. Swander
John B Hunter
Three Steps Urged to Curb U S Inflation
A Nixon chaired cabinet group told President Eisenhower Congress must act quickly in three ways to fight inflation. 1 protect dollar buying power and aim for price stability. 2 balance the budget and reduce debt. 3 remove the interest ceiling on government bonds to avoid moneylike short term issues.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Treasury
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Arthur E. Summerfield
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Commerce
Lewis L. Strauss
James P. Mitchell
Raymond J. Saulnier
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
W. Allen Wallis
Will AID OF FUND CAMPAIGN Names Unit Accounts Leaders
James F. Conover announced J. S. Lamb as Unit Accounts Division chair with Lloyd York as associate chair. The division will solicit firms with 10 to 24 employees and be staffed entirely by life insurance salesmen. Lamb and York bring insurance industry experience to the 1960 Torch Drive.
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James F. Conover
United Fund
J. S
Pete” Lamb
Lloyd York
Conover
Lamb
Massachussets Mutual Life Insurance Company
Indiana State Teachers College
York
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Boy Suffers Lung Puncture From Fall On Fence
Six year old Stephen Kosco, son of Mr and Mrs John Kosco of 1824 South Fourth street, fell while reaching for a baseball and landed on a picket fence. Surgeons at St Anthony Hospital closed the chest wound and he is listed as doing very well.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Stephen Kosco
John Kosco
South Fourth Street
Garfield graduate wins nursing scholarship at Union Hospital
Marilyn Bracken, a June graduate of Garfield High School, earned a three year nursing scholarship to Union Hospital School of Nursing from the Terre Haute Exchange Club. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bracken of 1410 Maple Avenue and was active in Y Teens and the school band.
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Marilyn Bracken
Garfield High School
Union Hospital School of Nursing
Terre Haute
Plans Set for 4-H Camp at Shakamak State Park
Plans for the 1959 4 H Club camp at Shakamak State Park were finalized for Harrison and Sugar Creek Township members. About 300 campers will be accepted on a first come, first served basis with camp dates set for July 19 23 and July 22 25 for other township clubs. The camp fee is 5 75 dollars.
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Shakamak State Park
Harrison and Sugar Creek
Harrison and
Sugar Creek Township
Hunley Submarine Sunk Union Frigate Housatonic in Charleston
The Confederate submarine Hunley, built during the Civil War, became the first to sink an enemy vessel by attacking the Union frigate Housatonic in Charleston harbor.
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Charleston
Accuse Convict of Killing All Seven in Family
STETTLER Alta June 29 AP A ex convict Robert Raymond Cook 22 faced murder charges for killing his father Ray Cook 53 mother Daisy Mae 37 and five children Gerald 9 Patrick 8 Christopher 7 Kathy 5 and Linda Mae 3 The bodies were found Sunday morning under tires in the family garage after police checked the scene The post mortem said the Cooks were slain late last Thursday Cook had been released eight days earlier from Prince Albert Penitentiary after a second three year term.
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Stettler
Alta
APD
Robert Raymond Cook
Cook
Ray Cook
Daisy Mae
Gerald
Patric
Christopher
Kathy
Linda Mae
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Thief Steals TV From Indianapolis Fire Station
A thief stole a television from Fire Station 14 in Indianapolis while firefighters battled a blaze at a dentist’s office. Police noted no injuries and urged witnesses to contact authorities. The incident occurred Sunday, and investigators are reviewing station security footage.
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Indianapolis
Kellogg All Bran Helps Dieters Beat Constipation
When dieting and eating less, constipation can occur from reduced bulk. A half cup of Kellogg's All Bran provides daily bulk at 95 calories. Try All Bran with milk for 10 days to stay regular, as millions have.
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A&P’s Dependable Groceries
Jane Parker
Twin Pack
Trefsweet
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Heinz Ketchup
Heinz Cuke
Heinz
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Stokely Ping
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Reynolds Aluminum
Great Atlantic &, Pacific Tea Company
America
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