Girard Denies Enticing Woman To Her Death
Camp Whittington Japan GI William Girard denies Japanese charges that he enticed a scrap collector to her death. He says the fatal shooting was accidental and seeks a fair trial in Japanese courts. U.S. and Japanese lawyers clash over custody as habeas corpus petition tests the Status of Forces Agreement.
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United States
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Cooler Air Moves Into State
Showers and thunderstorms moved eastward across Iowa bringing rains of half inch to about 1.5 inches. Cooler air followed, with early Friday lows from 53 at Mason City to 65 at Ottumwa and Thursday highs from 84 at Dubuque to 93 at Sioux City. rainfall totals varied across communities including Oakland 1.44 inches and Corydon 1.30 inches.
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Guthrie Center
Y Teen Conference Opens at Simpson College
About 250 girls from 75 communities are expected for the week long Iowa Y Teen summer conference which opens Sunday at Simpson College.
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Simpson College
Weather forecast scattered rain and storms regionally Friday
Occasional rain or drizzle in the extreme north with showers and thunderstorms central and south Friday night. Cooler night in the north to 48 degrees, south to 85. Saturday partly to mostly cloudy with more showers and storms in the south. Highs in the 70s. Outlook: partly cloudy, continued cool Sunday.
Foreign aid fight shifts to funding totals and authority
Senate committee backs a two billion dollar revolving fund to lend for three years of economic development abroad while extending military aid authority to free world allies for at least two more years. Debate centers on yearly funding limits and emergent military and technical aid items.
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Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Sparkman
Lone la
Senate
Alumni Offered Four Day Yale Seminar Program
Yale University in New Haven invites alumni to a four day seminar. Twelve professors will teach courses on literature American tradition energy policy and United States foreign relations. The program aims to engage alumni with background lectures and focused discussions.
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Yale
Gore
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Scientist Pauling Won't Face H Bomb Petition Question
The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee dropped plans to question Linus Pauling about a petition by 2000 scientists to halt H-bomb tests. Pauling had been subpoenaed for June 15 but could not appear. The panel said it would wait on the joint AEC hearings, with no plans to call him.
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California Institute of Technology
Robert Morris
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Morris
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Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Ambush on Spirit Lake reenactment march near Emmetsburg
Webster City and Emmetsburg participants reenacting the Spirit Lake massacre rescue march were surprised by 30 Emmetsburg businessmen in war paint who opened a symbolic ambush with bows and arrows. The group was escorted to town and fed after the encounter as the 130 mile hike toward Spirit Lake continues toward its Centennial celebration.
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National Guardsmen
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Des Moines
Here
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Dixon Dies In Corning Rites Sunday
Victoria Dixon 8 of Bridgewater area died at noon Thursday in her Corning home. She is survived by grandson Clyde Dixon and two great grandchildren Jimmy and Vicki Lee Dison. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Sunday at Lines Funeral Home in Corning and 2:30 pm at Carl Methodist Church with burial in Carl Cemetery. husband and son preceded her in death.
Loveless Speaks on Traffic Safety in Des Moines
Gov. Loveless urged considering denial of driver licenses to those unable to demonstrate safe driving. He told the Iowa Safety Council that Iowa’s motor vehicle system should be re-examined and cited traffic experts who identify risk-prone drivers as a basis for stricter action.
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Des Moines
Herschel Loveless
Iowa Safety Council
Iowa
Loveless
Gruenther Seen as Ike’s Pick for GOP Nomination
Rumor in Washington says Alfred Gruenther retired general and head of the American Red Cross is President Eisenhower’s choice for the Republican presidential nomination. Grunетher, Nebraska born and a Republican Catholic, is described as a leading thinker.
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Washington
Alfred Gruenther
American Red Cross
Fisenhower
Gruenther
International
US Signs Aid Pact With Poland Amid Cold War Tensions
The United States signed an 18.9 million dollar aid agreement with Poland and pledged a further 46.10 percent more if Congress authorizes funds. The deal signals US support for Poland against Soviet control and includes terms on postwar property settlements and blocked assets. Also noted are labor contract gains for Solar Aircraft workers with wage increases and plans for joint negotiations.
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United States
Poland
Congress
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Batap
Vna
Mouse of
Eisenhower Gains GOP Support for 71.8 Billion Spending Plan
President Eisenhower won renewed backing from Republican party workers for his 71.8 billion dollar spending program. Some dissent arose at the GOP national conference but influential delegates downplayed an anti-budget revolt as rank and file sentiment. Vice President Nixon urged gratitude Democrats would have spent more. National Chairman Meade Alcorn touted fresh GOP financial support and urged a modernized, issue focused campaign.
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Four Hurt In Truck Crash Near Nostinabolla Bridge
Four people were hospitalized after a two-truck crash south of the Nostinabolla bridge on highway 7 near Hamlin about 1 a.m. The injured include Bell Pavey 44 Omaha facial cuts and abrasions Howard May 62 Omaha abrasions and cuts James Wright 38 Council Bluffs abrasions and shock Walter Earl 62 Council Bluffs foreman fractured shoulder. John Dennis 20 Audubon driver of a 157 International escaped with a finger injury. The Omaha truck was a total loss and the Audubon truck sustained about 10 000 in damage.
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Nostinabolla Bridere
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Arelude Bell Pavey
Omaha
John Dennis
International
Williams Truck Lines
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International Roofing Co
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Denis
McEvoy and Beck Refuse to Answer Senate Panel Questions
Joseph McEvoy nephew of Mrs. Dave Beck appears before a Senate labor investigation in Washington and invokes the fifth amendment 90 times including a question about a $30,000 two year payment from the Teamsters union. Dave Beck Jr. also objects with 130 fifth amendment refusals while Dave Beck Sr. earlier posted about 200 noes.
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Dave Beck
Senate
Washington
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck, Jr
Nationwide Search On For Omaha Murder Suspect
Omaha man John David Phillips 32 sought nationwide after being charged with first degree murder in Rita Kappenman slaying. Police tied case to a shirt button and .30 caliber Luger bullet found at the basement apartment scene. Phillips, a former Arkansas Navy veteran with Kansas City employment, had no prior record.
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Omaha
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Philips
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Carrier Boy Injured When Car Hits Bicycle
Dennis Beekman a 12 year old News-Telegram carrier boy son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Beekman of 711 East Tenth street suffered cuts to the mouth and two broken teeth when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Mrs Hubert P Shirley at Seventh and Cherry streets about 5 PM yesterday He received treatment at the Atlantic Memorial hospital Police report says Shirley was driving west on Seventh when Beekman crossed from the south on his bike The bumper struck the rear wheel pitching Beekman onto the driveway in front of the Snyder motel ahead of the car
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Kenneth Beekman
East Tenth Street
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Hubert P. Shirley
al Seventh
Cherry Atreets
Beekmands
Atlante Memorial Hospitality
Murs Shirey
Seventh Street
Witness details claim of 60000 dollar benefit dinner tied to union
Senate investigators report a New York Bakers Union dinner in June last year at the Waldorf Astoria raised about 60000 and funded Max Kralstein capital assets. Frank Dutto refused to answer questions about his Communist past while claiming propriety of accepting gifts. Probed gifts included a car, plaque, ring, watch and silverware for union officials. Robert Kennedy notes Kralstein received over 61000 to buy a home.
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Max Kralstein
Frank Dutto
Kralstein
Dutto
Communist Party
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Dutt
William F. Schnitsler
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Bakers Union
Schnitzler
Brooklyn
Joseph Tenczar
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Three Tons Of Live Fish Spill On U S Highway 71
A Stoller Fisheries truck from Spirit Lake overturned on U S highway 71 south of Fletcher Chapel at 1 15 this morning scattering about three tons of carp in water filled tank compartments. Driver Arthur Emerson and companion Ivan Gustafson were uninjured as the truck rolled onto its wheels after being crowded off the roadway by an approaching car. The load was destined for a Missouri fish concern and was later iced for return to Spirit Lake aboard John Wheatley’s truck of Atlantic.
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Stoller Fisheries
Spirit Lake
Arthur Emerson
Ivan Gustafson
Emerson
Missouri
John Wheatley
Atlantic
Train Derailment Disrupts Milwaukee Line Near Muscatine
Seventeen cars of the Milwaukee Railroad No. B6 eastbound freight derailed about a mile west of Muscatine early Friday. No injuries reported. Service on the line was disrupted and Milwaukee passenger train No. 34 was halted before reaching the accident scene.
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