European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 4, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Page 7 Ilene claims spotted of. I m5ton. Is Herald York news Codutti jilt Art advised a fact Lolous Little of one of the nost letters Ever written to a or. " " " your Little Friend Caroline is wrong. She Lias been affected by he scepticism of a sceptical age ust because she can t see the opened is8ra?Ute, schools " to negroes months ago As had Wake Forest. Negroes will be. Admitted to Ade graduate schools for the line in the history of either tool _ Jn-,3announcing ithe decision tee chairman Jbv s. Won Ible of in Salem said i Uke a r Nei-.�. Oru precedent nor Valt Atli last to make this item out that other major and universities in the if Eady Nav Evriade such is in their admissions policies est t give a Hoot of Chimney spot f. Fly a t a Ariz a heard of 1mt8 la Liei Lel. In Carl?6hdrfc family. Owl stuck in the Chimney _ Toisto Engen looped a rope Arbuna. And a Pic a film free ale Morgan dubbed Jim Oswald tie owl and took Ald appeared indifferent Buti tiie idea. Firemen theorized too to Rcd u of Glye � shoot Modesta Calif. A Here s Orie for the books arid , daughter and grand daughter All will be graduated from to ugh school in one . Alvin Gardiner of grass Valley and her daughter mrs. Edward pro Halca of Ceres will get diplomas this week from Modesto evening High school mrs. Prohaska ? daughter Janet will be graduated for inv Ceres High school thursday -. A _ mrs. Gardiner a technician at de Witt state Hospital at Auburn quit High school to her third year. She commuted to class two nights aweek., mrs Prohaska quit High school to get married when she was a senior. A Janet says she v May enrol in Beauty College this summer. Mrs. Prohaska has plans for More evening classes when her infant son is a Little older and mrs. Gardiner said she May o of to College. K and no matter what your friends n Washington Tell you the new York Herald Tribune is every where. Not believe in the Herald trib Une you might As Well not be Leve in David Lawrence or by Gardner you could get your a her to watch Day and night to see f the Herald Tribune is placed on he White House Lawn but even of he never saw it this still would t be proof that it does t exist. The most real things in the world Are those that neither Chil Dren nor presidents can see. Did you Ever see steel executives danc no on the White House Lawn of course not but that s not proof hat they were not there. Not believe in the Herald trib l eath toll rises to 6 in car crash Gladwin. Mich., up the death toll of a two car memorial Day crash mounted to six when Paul w. Ekstrom 2g, Bay City mich., died local Hospital. Five lives were snuffed out Al most immediately after the Acci Dent wednesday on Michigan 18 near beaverton., Ekstrom according to authorities lost control of his car swerved across the Center line and struck another vehicle head on earlier victims were John Ivan 65, Rural Freeland his wife agnes59, Opal Bartosek 57, Freeland and her husband Charles,-57, and Arnold b. Mcdonald 25, Midland 3 youths get prison for 2-Cerit robbery Poughkeepsie . A for assaulting a House Painter and robbing him of two cents and a bottle of pills three youths were Given prison terms of up to five stiff terms resulted from the fact that the crime was a com panted by violence. The youths All of Are Donald m Ellis 16 John a Beaity -jr., 17, and Russell Dur Niaki 17. The victim of the robbery and assault last february was Edward Vincent Carey 51, Une it s like saying you Don t 3clleve in Billie sol Estes or Pecos sex. Only Faith fancy poetry love Romance and Beauty can push aside he curtain and View the glory of his great american newspaper. No Herald Tribune thank god t lives it lives and it lives for Over a thousand years from now Virginia 10,000 years from now it will continue to make Glade heart of every american presi your i Dies when rain turns tree into hot wire Fairfield Ala. Up Jack Tucker jr., 13, was electrocuted when his foot became wedged in a tree Fork and he came in Contact with Power lines during a rain boy s father was forced to watch helplessly from below officials said the youth dangled unhurt among the Power lines As emergency units summoned by his father rushed to the said the tree did not con duct enough electricity from the wires to electrocute the boy an eighth Grade student then h began to rain officers said and the Rains a
