Boonville Bride and Local Obituaries Highlight Community Life
Mary Lou Croft and David Strostwell wed in a Mississippi ceremony to begin air force life with future base assignments. Jennie Clay, Boonville pioneer, dies at 91 and services set at Boonville Methodist Church. The issue also notes community visits, illness, weddings, workforce moves, a Grange meeting on dial systems, a local ball game, and residents’ activities in Boonville and nearby towns.
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University of California
Mary Lou
Boonville
David Strostwell
Memphis College
Memphis
Tennessee
University of Florida
Air Force
Eenville Air Force Base
David
Air Corps
Air Force Base
Jennie Clay
Dent
Woodland
Boonville Methodist Church
William
Pay Area
Eva Simpson
Courtland
Mitte Blodgett
Calistoga
Ernest Wiese
C. B. Callum
Coronado
Twink Charles
Lite River Inn
Callum
Catholic Church
Philo
Chilva
William Rapp
Dale Gardner
I Hob Rawles
Warren Ingram
Edmund Hopper
Ee Held
Ei Score
Ornbaun
Steven
Bruce
US urges uncensored TV radio exchanges with Russia
Washington reports the United States has asked the Soviet Union to agree in principle to a regular exchange of uncensored radio and television broadcasts. Ambassadors Lacey and Zaroubin would work out mechanics if Russia accepts, with programming left to networks and Soviet system. The aim is freer exchange of information on world affairs.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Georgi N. Zarowbin
Williams. Lacey
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Lacey
Zaroubin
U.S
Ghana’s Kwame Nkrumah Wields Multiple Roles At Once
Ghana’s leader Kwame Nkrumah serves as prime minister foreign and defense minister and head of the ruling party. Supporters defend the cost of renovating the old castle Christiansborg for his residence and his image on stamps and coins. Opponents warn of potential dictatorship and taxpayer burdens. Nkrumah, 47, frames a pro Western stance while critics question ties to communism. He trained in the United States and United Kingdom before returning home to politics and imprisonment during early strikes.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Kwame Nkrumah
Africa
Ghana
Gold Coast
Convention People's Party
Christiansborg
Nkrumah
Elizabeth III
Duchess of Kent
Elizabeth
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Achimota College
United States
Lincoln University
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
London
London School of Economics
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Bud Grass
Cloverdale
Fair Grounds
Odd Fellows
American Legion
Hopland
Odd Fellow Legion
Redding
Ray Richards
Lloyd
A and M College
Fort Collins
Helen Savage
Jean Fouris
Lloyd Parker
Calo
Fecars
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Britain
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Talmage Road
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Libby
Tin
Kretschmer
Jar
Usda Choice
Loin End
Snow
M&m Candies
Nabisco
Yacht Club
Freestone
Peaches
Swift
USDA
Zee
Jonny
Parson
Skippy Dad
Westinghouse Radio
Reg, Bell
BBC