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O U R N E I G H B O R S INTERESTING ITEMS GATHERED BY THE RECORD’S CORRESPONDENTS ' Bristol Springs Ju ly 5, I960. Mr. and Mrs. WiHniaim Fox entertained tihe Fox family re union, of Sunday. Mr* iand Mrs. J. E. Miller and family are at 'their cottage for' summer. Mrs. Jack McKenna eruteirs the ho&pioail dn Gaoandjargiua to day, for surgery. t Ingleside July 5, 1960. Dennis Burke has been enter taining the mumps. \ . Mr. and Mrs. Hairleyr 'Olney. amd daughter, Kay, of Italy-Na- ples, called on Mr. and Mrs. W illett Stanton amid family on Sunday afternoon. Little Miss Debbie Yacuzzo, _ . of Academy, visited hier gmand- Mns. Alfred Cook and family, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence of Rochester, spent Sunday Ghfapman, from W ednesday un- with her sister, Mirs. H erbert til Monday. Coye, and Mr. Coye. , Whiile playing oiutsd.de liast Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Imscho, Thursday, Miss Susie Graves of Dundee, visited Mrs. Doirleah fell, breaking her arm. Winds of humriqane force dur ing the downpours of Janie 24, • toppled—mot one—but (two trees on one hom e' in ‘ EDoineoye Falls, th e (two u p rooted, trees about an half-hour apart. K. Simmons last 'Thursday, On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Paul i0, is spending the sum m er with Schic'ker and son,* Brent, of his aunt, Mrs: .Howard Burke, CTWi+ +VnaT r&anr nri+Vi __ I i __ l __ ■» Rochester, spent the day w ith and husband Mrs. Sr.mmiCMis. Shelley Sdhefctler, of Roches ter, is expected 'to spend part of thds w eak with her grandmoth-, er, Mrs. Dorleah K. Simmons. July 5, 1960. Mrs. Francis MaoCa/uley and son, John, of New York, are vis iting friends in th is viicintiy thds week. ■ Miss Phyllis Tiberio was home from Rochester . over the week-end. Alfred Haggiith, otf Rochester, spent the week wiith hiis sister, Miss Edna M Hagignth. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hyde, with granddaughter and her mother, Mrs. .Hieber Hyde, of Fulton, N. Y., called on Miss Grace Gelder and Mrs. M argar et Turner on Sunday. NEIL GLEASON Neil Gleason, 72, prom inent Homell merchant, died unex pectedly Tuesday, July 5, 1060, in St. Jam es’ M ercy Hospital, in Homel'l, shortly aifiter being stricken at his home. 4 If a middle-agied man could only sell h/is experience for half what i t cost him, he oouid retire in luxury.—Burton HSMds. Honeoye Lake , folks held an annual flare display on July 4. Canesus held its “ring, of fire” (flares) on Sunday, July 3. lat ter had some 600 fireworks dis plays on ten’ floats, strategically located on the lake. F o r Thou, Lord, wilt bless the righteous; w ith favor wilt Thou compass him as with • shield.— (Psalm 5:12) ^ Those who love God and obey Him, who worshit) and g l o r i f y Him in all th e i r thoughts and acts, are over- flowingly filled with His lov© and His guidance; they know ab u n d a n t joy and stren g th beyong all mortal compare— because the Almighty is with and within them. My Neighbors 6 “W hich one w a s i t who fa vored no increase in taxes?” Jam es Brihckerhoff, of Buffa- The men of the church met today, and paiimited the building. The ladies served for them, at the ohurch. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch, of Na ples, visited Mr. and Mins. Lewis Drake on 'Sunday evening. ------- —o --------- INTERESTING ITEMS * ^ FROM OUR EXCHANGES Dedication of th e newj Jna Davenport M emorial Hospital, in Bath, will be held oil August 6, 1960. \ A camaaign ds under way. in B ath to acquire land suitable for use and ^development .as a picnic ground. The Interlaken School Board, ait a special' meeting voted unanimously to request thie im position . otf thie telephone ,tax fo r school utste. Savona residents and school board have also ap proved such a tax. Miiss Phyllis Wickes, of Inter laken, was graduated on June 12, 1-960, w ith a degree of bach elor of science from Buffalo University OoHege of Pharm a cy. Thds As th e second or third y tim e we have read, recently, otf women pharm acists in area stores. The Orient invented faoe-sav ing, but it took the U. S. beauty Some tribes otf India eat the w# ___ __ _ _ __ ______ larvae of the bee dn preference industry to m ake it pay.—Ken to its honey. ' K raft. TEN KILLED IN CONGO UNREST —Congolese troops block the way in Leopoldville to tribesmen who were protesting that they were not represented in the newly-independent government of the Congo. Ten members of the Munongo tribe were killed and 20 wounded in Coquilhatville when they were fired upon during a demonstration for a new province they could rule themselves. The government of Premier Patrice Lumumba has acted vigorously to halt activities by splinter movements. LLEWELLYN W. BASSETT GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 2061 Naples, N. Y. COMPLETE SERVICE A modem and com plete Funeral Home for the comfort and convenience of our public. ROBERT B. ALLEN Funeral Service , TELEPHONE ,7001 . NAPLES, N .\y. ... ~ ' , FRIEND HAS A CRUSH ON KHRUSHCHEV-Mrs. Tatjana Vlavit- skaya, 60, gives Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev a hug in Linz, Austria, after she had broken through police lines. She showed the Russian leader a picture they had taken to gether 30 years ago. Khrushchev said he remembered her per fectly. Otherwise, his day in Austria was uneventful, with a few persons cheering his caravan but most watching silently. LIVING UNDER LAW FALSE CONFESSIONS Every rule of evidence goes back to som e . injustice which the rule seeks to remedy. Take confessions. A couple \ of years ago, a man confessed killing his wife and got sent up for life. Later a n o th e r m a n confessed to the sam e m u r d e r , and clearly proved the hus band's innocence. crime charged has been com mitted. . In, one case/ an officer made . a superstitious man yiew.a Vic- f tim’sbody; in another, a drug j addidt got no narcotics until h e ' “confessed.” In both cases the I courts upset the convictions.' ‘ Appellate courts have also held that forced confession* The governor pardoned the husband. Such cases do happen from time to time. Our courts have set up the rules of evidence as safeguards against false confessions. W hat makes a person confess to a crime he has not committed? A confessor may be drunk, mentally ill or mistaken; he may even think to gain fame or to. protect someone. In New York a confession of a defendant can be given in evidence against him, unless made under the influence of fear produced by threats, or unless made upon a stipulation of the district attorney, that he shall not be prosecuted therefor; but is not sufficient to warrant his conviction, with out additionil proof that the were denials of “due process” of law. 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