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The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03
Final Rites at Fairview
For William ]. Mcdonald

Final rites for William James
Macdonald, ga, were held Mon
day, Oct. l, at 200 pm. in the
Fairview Chapel Of the Cloyd-
Gorder Mortuary. The Rev. Alan
VilleSvik, pastor Of Community
Presbyterian Church of Fairview.
officiated. Cloyd-G order Mortuary
had charge of arrangements and
burial in Fairview Cemetery.
Mr.. MacD Donald died Thursday.
Sept. p at Mercy Hospital in Will
liston. He had been in i'll health
for several years.
He was born July Is, 1898, in
Mont Eagle Valley, Ontario, Cam
ada, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
acDonald. The family came to
the Fairview area in 1902 and
homesteaded in the Four Mile
Community northwest of Fair
view. He married Hannah San
derson June 10, 1919, at Fairview.
Later they farmed near Trenton
and in the Fairview area, before
moving to Williston in 1943. There
he was employed for a number of
years by the Western Fruit Ex-
press. He retired in 1852 because
of i'll health. He was a member
Of the Presbyterian Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Hannah of WilliSton; two sons,
James of Portland, Ore, and Jack
of Olympia, Wash; one daughter,
Mrs. Leonard Berry and a brother,
Jonathan Macdonald, both OF
Faiuview; II grandchildren and
four great grandchildren.
At the service, Mrs. Duane Wit
was organist. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Johnson sang two duets.
'COme Ye DiscOuSOlate" and
more Love To Thee o Christ
Pallbearers were John Novak
William Severance, Lester Darr
Floyd Sullivan Edward Oaks, ano
Harry Payette. Burial was in the
Fairview Cemetery.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03
Ned luck and His Arkansas Travellers.
playing night for z weeks starting -
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Montana Nurses Mark
Fiftieth Anniversary

Registered nurses will celebrate
the fiftieth anniversary of the
founding of the Montana Nurses
Association at the annual conven-
ton scheduled for Billings, Oct.
SIS. Business and program meet
ing for the three-day session will
be held in the Northern Hotel
and a reception on Tuesday eve
ming, October 2, with nurses from
Billings as hostesses will start the
activities.
Featured speakers will be Mrs.
Judith Gage Whitaker, EXecu-
tive Director, American Nurses
Association and DR.. Gertrude Ros-
kie, Dean. Professional Schools,
Montana State College. Both are
expected to emphasize the re-
spOnsibilities of professional wom-
en- in today's society and Mrs,
Whitaker will elaborate on the
role of the professional organiza-
ton in meeting the chanllenges
facing nursing today.
Special tribute will be paid to
nursing leaders in the state al
the convention banquet planed
for Wednesday, October 3.
Presiding at meetings of the
house of delegates will be Presi-
dent Wava l.. Dixon, Helena.
Delegates from the associations
Is districts will have to decide
about an increase in member
ship dues; about changes in the
Nursing Practice Act to provide
more money for the Montana
State Board of Nursing, and about
the need for state legislation tc
protect nurses in their efforts tc
improve their economic position
through collective bargaining.
The six sections Of NINA, com
posed Of nurses working in SINH.
lar types of positions will hole
separate business and program
meeting on Thursday, Oct. 4
These include nurse educators
general duty nurses, nursing serv'
ice administrators, office nurses
private duty nurses and public
health nurses. These groups con
centrate on ways Of improving
their particular area Of practic'
and on setting standards of EN-
ployment for the specific NURSING
fields represented.
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~ sEg U 3
49, WIS

outgoing President Oscar Olsen
Kept the Tuesday Toastmaster
meeting in order, in spite of the
members determination to hoo
MN down with parliamentary GRO
cedure during the election of
OFFICERS. The election results are
as follows:
President, Verne Roland; Fduca-
tlonal Vice President. Morris
Cross; Administrative Vice-Presi-
dent, Art Anderson: Achievement
Chairman, Gunnar Hansen. Score
tary, Stan Dreyer; Treasurer. Vim
cent Holmquist; Sgt. at Arms.
Cliff Denzine.
Morris Cross challenged the
POSTMASTER with Catchy Phrases
for tabletopics. c. r. Thiessen
caught the trophy for the eve
ming.
Art Anderson carried the for
nal part of the meeting serving
as POSTMASTER. The conflict and
difficulties of the South was pre-
sented very well by DR.. Watkins
in his speech Poor Old Miss
Many reasons why we should be
good stewards was the food for
thought in Gunnar Hansen's
speech 'Good Stewards in Our
World" A number of ways in
which we get homeSick was pre-
scented by Cliff Denziue in Home
sickness"
Evaluators for the speakers
Ralph Cross, VinceHolmquist and
Harry Johnson declared a tie for
the most improved speaker award.
The hOnOrs went to DR.. Watkins
and Gunnar Hansen.
The errors in grammar were
e~valuated by Dick Rielley. c. r.
Thiessen was general evaluator.
The guest for the evening was
r. L. Brekhus.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03

Mrs. Howard Sanders and Mrs.
Mary Sebring visited at Bradleys
on Friday.
Mrs. Mary Janet DotSon and
Mrs. Sam Simard called at the
Max Stewart home Sunday.
Mrs. Asa Bradley invited sew
eral old friends of her mothers to
her home for coffee on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ora Hartl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Bradley and Donna called on
Mrs. Florence Mooney on Satur-
day.
Rayetta Swigart spent the week
end with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Douglass.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03
CRANE AREA NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bradley and
Mrs. Ora Hartl were Sunday din
ner guests at the Dwight Howard
Mrs. Viggo Anderson entertain
ed seven ladies at a n O'clock
luncheon on Thursday in honor of
Mrs. Ora Hartl of Lebanon. Ore
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LaFreniere
ana son Vlrgel and his wife Ruby
visited Mrs. Anna Nelson We'd
neSday evening.
Mrs. Gordon Bradley and chill
dren of Scobey. Miss sharon
fiegle and Diane Gartner called
at the Asa Bradley home on Mon
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03
Lone Tree Local No. 5
Held REGULAR Meeting

The Lone Tree Local held its
regular meeting on September 8,
at the Walt Knopp residents at
100 pm. with nine members
present.
The regular order of business
was carried out.
The next meeting will be held
at the Orvald Norgaard home on
Sunday. October Z at 100 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03

star operation will test the relia-
bility of ~electronic equipment I'M
der the strenuous working condi-
tons of launch and orbit.
To date the Bell System has in
vested nearly $50 million in the
various phases of producing and
launching Telstar and commune
alton with the orbiting satellite,
Packard said.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Estate of JOHN E. LEE, Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given bv the
undersigned Hjalmar Lee, Executor of
the estate of John T.. Lee deceased. to
the creditors of and all persons having
claims against tn said deceased. TO
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four (4) months after
the first publication OF this notice. TO
the said Hjalmar Lee at the law office
Of Milton c.. Anderson, attorney for
Executor, located in The New Sidney
Drug Store Building. Sidney. Montana.
the place appointed for the transac-
ton of the business Of the estate.
Dated October 3. 1862.
HJALMAR LEE. Executor of the
Estate of John r. Lee, Deceased.
MILTON C.. ANDERSON
Post Office & Business Address
The New Sidney Drug Store Building
Sidney, Montana
Publish: oct. 3. 10. II. "a. 1852
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF RICH
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03

On any fabric, always remem-
Der to press with the grain of the
fabric, from bottom to top.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03

On any fabric, always remem-
Der to press on the wrong side.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03
Up-to-Date
TelstaY Facts
Now Available

Up-to-date Telstar facts are now
available, according to r. E. Pack
ard, local manager of Mountain
States Telephone. Most specta-
cular is Telstar's report on itself
it is in excellent condition in
space and is performing normally
in its hostile surroundings. Here
are some pertinent facts:
Telstar is DRIFTING with an apo
gee of 3,454 and perigee of $40
statute miles with air drag having
little effect on its performance.
Also, the pressure of sunlight and
"e~arthshine" have only a small
effect, and therefore, a time in
orbit of at least 200 years is pre-
dicted.
During launch, Telstar was set
spinning at a speed of 1T revolu-
tions per minute. The spin stab
lilies the satellite and keeps its
antennas pointed in the proper
direction.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-03
POWER SUPPLY

Telstar's $500 solar cells, which
convert the SUMS engery to cleo
tricity needed to power the satel-
lite's equipment, survived the
launch without damage. Results
so far show that the cells, shielded
from radiation damage by syn
thetic sapphires, are operating in
accordance with Bell Laboratory's
celebrations.
Temperatures inside the satel-
lite r averaging IS degrees, with
in five degrees Of what was ex-
pected. Temperatures on the outer
skin, measuring by IL themistors
at six places on the surface. have
been ranging from 10 to 48 de-
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In jonfzen's curvuine Lycro@ Spondex
erdIe with side poneIs for firm control.
White. S-M-L, 1890
Motchine Iong-Ieg panty girdIe. S-M-L.
1895
Accent eontour-cup bra. White. ABB, S.9S
CORSETS AND BRASSIERES-Wd Washington, Third
Floor; Langley Park, Second Floor; ShtrLtngton,
First Floor
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HELP MEN

INSURANCE UNDERWATER, cas-
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Attractive company benefits. Ex-
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INSURANCE-Young man to be
trained as fire and casualty In
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terested IN his future than pres.
ent earnings. For appointment call
RAY FRIDLEY, FE. $1,000.
ms. SALES TRAINEE st. 500
MOT. TRAINEE, single = to $500
MAILRM, CLERK, exper. 1896 up
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INTERVIEWER = Must be inter-
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Call ST. 3-7050. MR.. CALLAHAN
INTERVIEWERS, yng. men with IL
nance for bank exper. to interview
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2334 Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. B.
1000.
IRON WORKER. metal stair con.
structlon. Structural steel layout
and filter Joist exper. helpful.
Must be q capable welder. Perm,
lob Good pay. Profit sharing
plan, etc. Call OF. 4-7723 for
personal interview.
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HELP MEN

DRAFTsMAN-MECHANICAL. exper-
fenced in tooling and mold areas
desirable. Must be able to work
closely with engineers preparing
necessary layout and detailed
, TSrcins Cravings Cravings from simple
gressive, located in washington,
d. C Area offers permanent flu
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profit-sharing plan. Working con-
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stating experience, previous SAL
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ENGINEERING
STANDARD PRACTICE

To develop and improve en-
gineering instructions cover
Ing MANAGEMENT OF engineering
data. Includes drawing prepa-
ration, processing, recording,
microfilming, and submitting
data to customer. Previous
experience in one or more OF
the following mandatory. Prep
aration or checking OF draw
lngs; preparation OF drafting
standards or manuals: imple-
mentation Of MIL-D-70327 re-
qulrements; engineering busi-
ness systems; systems and pro-
eedures; augmentation OF
mlcrofilm system; technical
writing, EDP systems. Degree
IN engineering or business ad-
ministration preferred.
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DYNAMICS
ENGINEERING

BIS. or MS. in engineerinE,
physics or math with two or
more years Of experience and
familiarity with the appliea-
ton OF analog and digital
computer techniuues for OPEN
ings in the following areas:
STABILITY AND CONTROL:
to conduct theoretical studies
on the control dynamicS OF
large space boosters and space
vehicles. To determine stabil-
ity and transient response Of
space boosters in the presence
OF propellant sloshing, elastic
bending modes, and non-linear
servo characteristics. Must be
familiar with analysis and
synthesis techniques for estab-
lishins and evaluating control
system parameters. BACKGROUND
In theoretical dynamies is re-
CURED 10 simulate control syS-
tenn environments and general
dynamic behavior OF space
boosters.
STRUCTURAL DYNAMIcS: 10
determine response OF an elias
tic space vehicle TO transient
loadings such as atmospheric
turbulence. engine ignition.
vehicle STAGING. Openings also
exist In establishing vibration
environment based upon test
or empirical data for eyalua-
tion OF components and sys-
TENS and for monitoring
tests OF complete or scaled
dynamic models OF space We
hleles, including layout OF test
plan, Instrumentation require
n1snts, scaling factors, etc.
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HELP MEN

LOCAL FOOD BROKER needs 81
day per week retail merchandise
err for chain store calls. Pre-
vlous supermarket experience pre-
fered, No age limit. Must have
car. Write BOX BOG. Star.
ZIMMERMAN. experienced, inside
store work, some outside calls.
Start immed. MARLBORO LUM-
Der Co, Upper Marlboro, 30l--
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HUMAN FACTORS
SPECIALIZATION

Specialists with an MA, or
Ph.D. In experimental psychol.
oey or b.s, IN engineering, with
minimum OF 2 years industrial
experience, Work includes
hardware, human engineering
and mAintAinability, analysis
OF procedures, investlKa tion
and correction OF human fac.
tors problems In the field.
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COMPONENTS:

Reliable Hardware Design, Hardware
Analytic Evaluation, Component Test
and Evaluation, Parts and Materials
Selection, Specification Criteria,
Supplier Evaluation.
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HELP MEN

ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS for
new house and apartment work in
Washington ID. c. area. Top
wages, permanent employment for
experienced and competent per-
sonnet. For interview contact, 4
to $3.50 daily. NEIL ELECTRIC
CO., 1872 3Sth ST.. Brentwood,
Md. Phone AP. 7-7511.
ELECTRICIANS. steady Job for ex-
perienced men, old and new wiring.
Call RE. 5-77l6 for interview.
COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNICIANS
A well-established and expanding
radio communications service Or
sanitation desires several tech
should be csngenial,
possess q broad knowledge OF
electronics and hold q first or
second class radio-telephone IL
cense. Company offers Blue Cross
insurance, liberal vacation pro-
gram and profit-sharing plan.
Call DE. Gibbs for appointment
or apply at 1882 Ontario I'd. NV,
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DISCIPLINES:

Reliability and Individuality,
Human Factors, System Safety, Value
Engineering, Mathematics and Sta
tiSticS.
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Executives
Engineers

II you are planning 9 change in
D DSSsSh ev ssnG No Es'q 9etsn tGI
Cali Mr., Johnson. NE. 1870
Columbia Empl. 1341 G. NV
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ENGINEER, civil, mechanical, chem
ical or chemist. Must have . years
experience physical measurements
In laboratory. Salary open State
qualifications, location Rockville.
Box $3.50, Star.
ESTIMATOR - Lge. Metropolitan
Area builder needs experienced
construction man for overall
field supervision OF commercial
work. Must be familiar with
bidding and executing contracts
Only men with proper qualifica-
tons should apply. Company
benefits. Replies win be confi-
dental. Box 5000, Star.
EXECUTIVE TRAINEE
National co. Is looking for q young
man with 2 yrs. college who Is
ambitious and willing to train for
an exec. position. Excel. fringe
benefits. Xmas bonus, and start
ing salary. Call Annette Eastrieht,
779-S4S4, WILLIS a. HARTWELL,
lie, empl.. 371s r. I. ave, Mt.
Rainier, Md.
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EXECUTIVE

DC. Corporation is
seeking an outstanding executive
TO manage their business office
operation. Individual will report
directly 10 President in charge
Of operations.
Applicant must have highly sue
cessful experience In manage
ment. Must have an excellent
background In accounting, pro-
curement, Must show competence
all experience in these areas
must show at least s yrs. Of
high-level responsibility. Excel
lent growth potential and career
Tor right person. Salary open.
Write to Box 2b5-G, Star, giving
FULL details Of training, expert
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NORTHUMBERLAND
ENGINEERING

BIS. or MS. In ME. or A.E. 10
develop design eriteria and
perform methods DEVELOPMENT
In the area Of thermodynamics.
Particular considerations are
recently heating, heat dissipa-
ton IN free space and aero
lhermal heat sources. Should
nave two years OF experience.
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In the Following:
SYSTEMS:

Incorporation Analysis, Reliable
System Design, Effectiveness
Evaluation, Manufacture Analysis.
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HELP MEN
ENGINEER
E.N,iCINEER. ciyiI mecbaniceI chsm-

9th class. AGE limit 80. Experience
and references required. Box n
v, Star.
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ENGINEERING DATA
PROCUREMENT AND
ANALYSIS

Responsible for procurement,
analysis and approval OF ali
vendor engineering data. Duties
VIII include preparation Of
outline guides based on Mi
specs and Standards for pro-
eurement OF vendor engineering
data and auditing compliance
Also responsible for estimating
costs ana for approving quotes
from and payment to. vendors
WIZ assist Design Engineering
Dept. IN evaluation OF vendor
proposals and will prepare
technical exhibits for Inclusion
IN major proposals. Must un-
derstand and have working
knowledge OF Nil Specs and
standards as related to data
preparation and It's downStrean
ettects---pTovisioning, mainte-
nance inspection, overhaul,
etc, Previous experience in one
OF the following areas manda-
tory. Preparation Of drawings,
application OF military require
ments or data processing,
Mieroiilming and ensineering
business systems experience
ues lrAble, Engineering degree
preferred, with advanced de-
sree in business adminlstTa-
tlon, engineering manaRement,
or law contracts desirable.
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HELP MEN

HARDWARE MAN, experienced, for
atsiS M4 MAR SoFS IShVt aRm g.,
uppegro Marlboro, Nd. BONA.
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MANAGEMENT
METHODS:

Design Review, Task Progress Control,
Organization and Work Flow.
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TECHNICAL WRITING

ALNIIINIOhI WHITING
Immediate openings for men
WIN q minimum OF . years
eelleFe enaineerlna, plus
70 . years technical writing
experience, ASSIGNMENTS are IN
maintenance, operation and
ion manuals, speclPl en-
Elneerina reports and I.P.B.
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All positions require minimum of a
BIS. degree; quality control experience
is not applicable.
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Send resume or cali McDONAL,D's
DRIVEN, 1897 Chillum ri. NV
Washington, D. C. S29-ll14.
FURNITURE statesmen, EXPERT
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tons. Apply Box 252-G. Star.
FURNITURE FINfSHER to work in
shop Of exclusive furniture store.
Must be experienced in furniture
toueh-up and repairs. Five-day
week, group disqualification and
pleasant working conditions. Call
Mr.. JOHNSON, UN 4-7344.
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN TO work
on the outside servicing customer
complaints for exclusive furniture
store, must be experienced. Five
day week, group hospitaliza ton,
pleasant working conditions. Call
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FURNITURE SALESMAN, expert
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the areas largest Early American
store. No phone calls.
GRAY FLANNEL SUIT MAN / O.
year old national concern is look
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caliber man to associate with our
office in this area. Sales man.
agement: law or accounting back
ground helpful. Sales personality.
Resident Of WASHINGTON Metro
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tic, industrious. imaginative, and
have demonstrated ability to make
progress and money. Enclose brief
resume to Box 353-V. Star. Con-
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GROCERY MEN, $50. Meat cutters,
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apprentices, $50. GREENS EMPL.,
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WWDc 'copter
Reports Curbed

BY Walt Kelly
AL Smith


District Court Judge Leonard
P. Walsh has issued a tenn
porary restraining order to pre-
vent Washington Baltimore
Helicopter Always Inc. from
entering into an agreement
with radio station WWDC to
broadcast police traffic infor-
nation from the air.
The order is in effect pend
ing a hearing on a more per-
manent Injunction. 1t was
signed on the complaint of ra-
dio station WMAL, which cur
rently broadcasts the rush hour
traffic reports. WMAL charged
breach Of contract and asked
the court to enjoin any new
agreement between the helicop-
ter company and a competing
radio station.
According to papers filed
with the court, the contract
between WMAL and Helicopter
Always expired July 20 but was
extended for 90 more days
while negotiations we're pro-
ceeding on its renewal. wMAL
said 1t was notified Thursday
evening that the helicopter
company was entering into 6
new contract with wwDc, ef-
fective the next morning.
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LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are listed in Tv
Magazine with Sundays
Star. Following is supple
mentary information on
today's programs received
after TV Magazine went to
press.
4:3O, WRC (4)-Special.
Mrs. F. D. R." Video-taped
coverage Of the funeral for
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and
tributes by Harry Truman
AdlAi Stevenson. Henry
Wallace, Jim Farley and
others.