Ray Manleys On Tour of Europe Photo Trip Begins
Tucson photographer Ray Manley will fly from New York to Frankfurt to start a three to four month photo tour of nine European countries. He travels with wife Ruth and 12 year old Carolyn. They will drive a car from Frankfurt and visit both remote areas and famous sites.
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Thanks for kindness during our loved one's illness and death
We express gratitude to friends for help and kind deeds during our beloved husband and father's illness and death. We appreciate the sympathy messages and floral offerings. Special thanks to Dr W C Finn and staff at Southern Pacific Hospital and to the Red Cross Mrs H F Lundquist and Family.
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High Court Bars Ex-Reds Ouster
The Supreme Court blocked the deportation of Frank Bonetti a Los Angeles resident and former minor Communist official from 1932 to 1936 The 6 3 decision credited Bonettis return to the United States in 1938 after serving with the Abraham Lincoln Brigade in the Spanish Civil War The ruling drew a dissent from Justice Clark with Justices Furter and Harlan.
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U S Optimistic On De Gaulle Rise Hopeful France Avoids Civil War
White House and State Department voiced relief at Charles de Gaulle becoming French premier. Officials stressed De Gaulle remains largely unknown and will require future moves to assess his role. McElroy called his rise beneficial to Western defenses and NATO ties. Eisenhower and Dulles prepared for talks on continuing Franco-American cooperation.
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Car Not Stolen, Just Strayed
Powell Wyoming. Bob Robertson left his stalled car by the highway and later reported it stolen. A morning check revealed the car in his own garage door ajar, with friends likely bringing it home during the night.
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House Votes Civil Service Pay Boost
The House unanimously approved a retroactive 10 percent pay raise for about one million classified federal employees at an annual cost of roughly 542 million dollars. The measure mirrors the 10 percent boost given to 530,000 postal workers and extends to foreign service, Veterans Administration medicine, and legislative and judicial employees. The pay change is retroactive to last January.
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Decatur girl questions cheese over curing time
In Decatur Illinois a girl reads a cheese label while preparing a salad and says it was cured in nine days. She questions eating cheese if it was so sick. Her mother asks why and the girl explains her worry about the cure time.
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