Plans Progress On Forrestal Trophy Presentation
For Lorain Division Naval Reserve the Forrestal Trophy will be presented by Secretary of the Navy Robert Anderson. A luncheon at Moose Hall in Lorain yesterday gathered Willard Zimmerman as general chairman and committee chairmen from Lorain and nearby Elyria to coordinate finance printing and events. Lt. Cmdr. E. C. Keeves and Lt. R. P Beaman led publicity and security plans as the group reported steady progress and another meeting will be held early next week.
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Naval Reserve
Secretary of the Navy
Robert Anderson
Willard Zimmerman
Moose Hall
Im Lorain
A. J. Plocher
Elysma
Television
Radio National
Henry P. Webber
Alfred Parkdale
Lo Train
Naval Reserve Division
Joseph Mitock
Cmdr. Keyes
Zimmerman
Elyna
Chambers of Commerce
Keyes
Naval ‘Reserve
R. E. Bovlan
Simple Funeral And Marriage Rites Favored
Parishioners of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church voted to simplify funeral and marriage services to emphasize religion and economy. The Social Relations Commission proposed minimal funerals with no embalming except delayed cases, simple caskets, no church floral pieces, and music free of sentimentality. For weddings, they urged Holy Communion when possible, removal of processionals lacking religious content, religious music, no flash photography, and a post honeymoon reception where feasible.
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Oxford
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
A. L. Kershaw
Holy Trinity
Rickenbacker Named Big Brother of the Year
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker was named Big Brother of the Year by Big Brothers of America. Charlies G. Berwind announced the honor for his youth service and inspirational life. President Eisenhower will present the award at the White House next Tuesday at 2:30 pm.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Rickenbacker
Charlies G. Berwind
Big Brothers of America
Rickenbacker
Eisenhower
White House
Berwind
Nixon's Famous Cocker Becomes Mother to Five Pups
Washington report notes Richard Nixon's pedigreed cocker spaniel Checkers has given birth to five black and white puppies. The mother, living in the Nixon basement near the furnace, and the litter are reported to be thriving. The arrival arrived around Nixon's 41st birthday noted in the piece.
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Washington
Checkers
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Yugoslav Engineer Seized Over Jet Plans Bound for U.S.
Yugoslav engineer Dusan Premovic, 33, was detained after crossing from Canada into Vermont with a suitcase of jet engine and fuselage drawings. Immigration officials say he intended to deliver the plans to the U.S. Air Force, claiming they would revolutionize aircraft design. He was held in Chittenden County Jail after an arraignment on illegal entry and faces U.S. district court.
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U.S. Air Force
Dusan Premovic
Premovic
West Berkshire
Canada
Ernest E. Salisbury
Vermont
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Salisbury
Border Patrol
St. Albans
Chittenden
Rouses Point
N.Y
France
Yugoslavia
U.S. Britain Promise France NATO Pact After 20 Years
Paris reports the United States and Britain agree to assure France that NATO remains in force beyond the minimum twenty years. They plan a final debate after 1969 but will not set a fixed end, with France seeking assurances and a public declaration of indefinite continuation.
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Britain
France
NATO
Paris
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Great Britain
Itheir
Berlin
Europe
Jan. D. Bur
John Foster
Iit
Dulles
Durles
North South Pike Turnpike Dispute Ignites State Politics
In Columbus the proposed north south turnpike valued at 500 million dollars rises as a hot issue in state government. Campaigns of Governor Lausche and challenger Rhodes are involved as the plan ties to a major highway program funded by a bond issue. Board of Control money for study faces partisan debate among key officials and legislators.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
James A. Rhodes
Highway 1
Samuel O. Linzell
Board of Control
House
Senate
Tom V. Moorehead
Zanesville
J. Frank McClure
Rushland
Linzell
Lausche
Moorehead
McClure
Prays As Miners Search For Trapped Husband
In Ravensdale Washington the wife of coal miner Harry J English prays as 39 year old English remains buried 300 feet underground after a cave in at the Landshore mine. Fellow miner Roy Coutts escaped the same accident. Crews work in pairs in a slow rescue effort with owner J H Morris saying it may take hours or days. English's father Edward English plans to fly to the scene.
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Ravensdale
Wash
Harry J. English
J. H Morris
English
Edward English
Tonawanda
N.Y
Buffalo, N.Y
Oil Heir Happy Bobo Accepts 5.5 Million Settlement
New York oil heir Winthrop Rockefeller says he is pleased that his estranged wife known as Bobo has accepted a 5.5 million dollar settlement in their marital dispute. The agreement provides 5.5 million in cash and trust funds for Bobo and their five year old son, with either a 70 thousand dollar yearly income or an extra 500 thousand dollar fund.
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New York
Standard
Oil
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bobo
Rockefeller
Edwin E. Dunaway
Winthrop Paul
Eisenhower Near Taft Views, Taft Says
Pittsburgh shrine luncheon club speaker Charles P. Taft, brother of the late Senator Robert Taft, said President Eisenhower is approaching Bob Taft’s thinking on several issues. He cited withdrawal of two divisions from Korea as a good example and noted Ike’s stance on social security and public housing while stopping short on public education.
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Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Charles P. Taft
Taft
Bob
Tait
Korea
Army trims trailer maker jobs as army production cuts
The Army said mid year cutbacks will end military trailer production at Fruehauf Trailer Co and other firms including Checker Cab of Kalamazoo and GM Pontiac Reo Willys and Dodge divisions. About 140 million dollars in savings are planned though exact vehicle counts remain unavailable. International Harvester at Fort Wayne remains the sole five ton truck producer.
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Army
Fruehauf
Checker Cab Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
General Motors Corp
Pontiac
Reo Motors Corp
Lansing
Micch
Willys Motors Inc
Toledo
Dodge
Chrysler Corp
International Harvester Co
Fort Wayne, An
Army Truck Orders Cut Noted By Union Leaders
Detroit report says Army slashed truck and trailer orders 33 to 50 percent saving 140 million dollars. Chrysler Hudson and Studebaker cut thousands of jobs raising Detroit unemployment to about 93,000 in 60 days. CIO UAW leaders urged action, while auto industry officials saw no broad slump, noting Ford and GM ramping up output.
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Army
Chrysler
Hudson
Eisenhower
Ford
General Motors
Studebaker
Dodge
Kaiser, Nash and
Michigan Employment Securty Commission
East Berlin Eggs Found To Be Expensive
A 21 year old East Berliner bought 720 eggs from a Communist state store. He and his partner unknowingly sold a few eggs daily to West Berliners. A West Berlin court ruled this an intrusion of East Berlin products, and he received one day in prison for each egg. Separately, US officials announced John Foster Dulles and Georgi Zarubin will confer in Washington soon to discuss groundwork for Eisenhower’s proposed peace time atomic pool ahead of the Big Four talks.
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U. S
John Foster. Dulles
Georgi Zarubin
Washington
State Department
Eisenhower
Moscow
Berlin
Gunman Denies Knowledge About Tipster's Murder
In Phoenix, Joseph R. Reilly, 33, denied knowing who killed Arnold Schuster, the tipster who led to Willie Sutton’s arrest. Reilly, questioned by New York police, changed his statements about the case, claiming he was mentally unstable and had only read about the murder in newspapers and magazines.
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Ariz
Willie
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