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The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 31

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Louisville, Kentucky
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31
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KIJ 'I 1 I SECTION 1 THE COURIER-JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE. MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3. 1962 31 INSURED SAFEHUP TO $10,000 LINDA LASWELL Henderson WILMA GIBSON Hemingsburg LINDA HOPPERTON Verona SANDI DZIL'RGALSKI Ekron BETTY WILLOUGHBY College Hill KAREN ISAACS Lebanon pWft yy rv) 1 i I Ui it Contest Sept. 11 For Title Of Miss Kentucky R.E.C.C.

Firecrackers Fail To Halt Evil Spirits Taipei, Formosa, Sept. 2 iffi While firecrackers popped to ward off evil spirits, the overhauled 184-ton freighter Li An was launched at Kaosiung port Saturday. The vessel glided into the harbor, keeled over, and sank. All aboard were rescued. and Loan Association DOWNTOWN: Fifth and Jefferson SUBURBAN: Bardstown Rd.

at Buechel, Shelbyville Rd. in Shelbyville Rd. Plaza Linda Laswell, Henderson, rs -Union; Karen Isaacs, Lebanon, Inter-County; Kitty Gregory', Coopersville, South Kentucky; Dianne Mabe, Sonora, Nolin; Maryland Judy, Cynthiana, Harrison County; Wilma Gibson, Flemingsburg, Fleming-Mason; Nancy Snuff, -A If j-L 1 '4 'f ip Rural beauties will compete for the title of Miss Kentucky R.E.C.C. (Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation) in the 13th annual contest at the State Fair. The contest will be at 2:30 p.m.

Tuesday, September 11, in Freedom Hall. The entrants are winners of local contests conducted by cooperatives. The winner will be crowned by Mayor William O. Cowger and she will represent Kentucky in the national R.E.C.C. beauty contest at Las Vesas in January.

The contestants and cooperatives they represent are: Hickman, Hickman-Fulton; Mary Jo Rudd, Burkhart, Licking Valley; Betty Williams. Flat Gap, Big Sandy; Sandi Dziurgalski, Ekron, Meade County; Betty Jean Willough-by, College Hill, Clark County; Linda Hopperton, Verona, Owen County, and Carolyn Sue Witt, Shelbyville, Shelby County. CAROLYN SUE WITT Shelbyville DIANNE MABE Sonora KITTY GREGORY Coopersville BE DOUBLE THRIFTY SAVE ON GRANT'S LOW PRICES SAVE GREEN STAMPS Psychologists Honor Scientists At Sub Base AMOCitttd rut St. Louis, Sept. 2.

The man who introduced red goggles to pilots in World War II was given the highest honor in American psychology Sunday at the American Psychological Association convention. Ml mm ii A gold medal was given Dr. Walter R. Miles, chief scientist cerned with the problems of of the United States Submarine color blindness and night Base at New London, in vision. He demonstrated thai recognition of his contributions fighter pilots standing by for to psychological research on mht alerts did not need to aging and on sensory processes, to wait in total darkness in As a consultant to the armed ordeF to their cves for forces during World War II, mht vlsl0n- Miles was particularly con- Allowed Diversions USE ONE OF 3 CONVENIENT PLANS 1 30-Day Account 2.

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Jerome Seymour Bruner of Harvard University, and Dr. William Kaye Estes of Indiana University. The awards were given for "distinguished scientific contributions in the field of psychology." Dr. Quinn McNemar of Stanford University was announced as the president-elect of the association. He will take office next year.

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Coaster Brakes Miss Anderson, 28-Year Teacher At Western, Dies Courier-Journal South Kentucky Bureau Bowling Green, Sept. 2. Miss Frances F. Anderson, 74, a member of the Western Kentucky State College faculty 28 years, died Saturday at City-County Hospital. She taught history at Western from 1930 until retiring in 1958.

Miss Anderson, a native of Versailles, received a bachelor's degree from the University of Kentucky and a master's from the University of Cincinnati. She taught at Newport High School from 1925 until 1928 and was dean of women at Cumberland College in 1928 and 1929. The funeral will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Burgess-Moody P'uneral Home here. Graveside services will be at 3 p.m.

Tuesday at Highland Cemetery, Fort Mitchell. Man Kill Wife, Self Glendora, N. Sept. 2 UP! A 77-year-old man shot his 54-year-old wife of a week to death Sunday in their home, then took his own life. Authorities said George Campisi, retired, fired three shots from a revolver at his wife, Grace.

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