Priests Freed as Reds Release California Missionaries
Peiping Radio said two American priests from California Father John William Clifford and Thomas Leonard Phillips were released after three years in prison. Authorities noted they completed terms June 15 and were freed at last, with U. S. consular officials awaiting arrival at the China border.
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Peiping Radio
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Father John William Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
John William Clifford
U. S
China
Hong Kong
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Geneva
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Peiping
Red Cross
Two Drivers Hurt in Knox County Truck Mishap
Billy Shellmaker 27 of 911 Olive street and Marvin Garrett 30 of Macksburg were hospitalized at Collins Memorial hospital Knoxville after a truck ran over them as they slept near their White Brothers Transportation vehicle en route to Chicago. Both suffered badly bruised feet. Garrett also sustained a fractured ankle and both are expected to be released Sunday.
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Cecil Shellmaker
Olive Street
Marvin Garrett
Macksburg
Collins Memorial Hospital
Knoxville
White Brothers Transportation Company
Cumberland
Chicago
Garrett
Trucker Killed Near Kimballton
A 33 year old Missouri man Delbert Reed was killed when a sand and gravel scoop rolled into a ditch on a highway near Kimballton. Reed drove for Gendler Stone Products of Des Moines and was en route from the Winterset quarry to Woodbury County. He was married with two children and was accompanying by his parents in Arcadia California.
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Kimballton
Eugene Delbet Reed
Barnard
Reed
Gendler Stone Products Co
Des Moines
Max Gendler
Winterset
Woodbury County
Missouri
Weather outlook with scattered storms and showers
Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered thunderstorms in the north and showers elsewhere through Saturday. Highs in the 60s, with lows in the 60s Friday night. Outlook shows little temperature change into Sunday.
Senate panel boosts foreign aid bill to four point five billion
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced a four and a half billion dollar foreign aid bill by nine to five, adding 100 million to the discretionary fund for Asian economic development and restoring a previous repeal. The panel warned it faces uncertain prospects on the Senate floor.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Congress
Senate
Administration
Sen. Bridges
R - NH
Asia
Near East
Africa
Free Asia
Shenandoah Considers Water Restrictions For Two Hours
The City Council votes to ban car washing lawn sprinkling and air conditioning use during a two hour period. A new well is planned while watering remains allowed for young trees and shrubs.
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Shenandoah
Omaha Youth Drowns in Iowa Slough
James J. Sydow, 15, of Omaha, died Thursday afternoon after entering a slough on Ira Thacker farm near the Missouri River on the Iowa side. He was with a group playing around a raft when the tragedy occurred.
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Omaha
Iowa
Missouri River
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Ira Thacker
Union Rejects Big Steel Contract
The United Steel Workers of America rejected the Big Three proposal as inadequate. President David J. McDonald said the offer raises take home pay by only five cents an hour, delays fringe improvements, and extends the contract too long. A 170 member Wage Policy committee backed the rejection unanimously, raising the risk of a strike before June 30 when current contracts expire.
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New York
United Steel Workers of America
David J. McDonald
McDonald
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem and Republic
Water restrictions amid heat in Spencer city
Glen Yarger, superintendent of the municipal utilities, said water use is higher than supply as hot dry weather continues. Car washes and similar uses are barred to conserve water.
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Spencer Im
Glen Yarger
Weils
Turkey supply for 6000 sandwiches to Kansas City event
Enough Iowa turkeys will be flown to Kansas City for the National Junior Chamber of Commerce convention on June 27. The Iowa Turkey Federation and the Iowa Jaycees sponsor the feast for attendees.
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Davenport
Iowa
Kansas City
National
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Turkey Federation
Iowa Jaycees
Air Force Noncommittal On H-Bomb Test In Bikini
Washington reports the Air Force gave only a noncommittal reply about whether the B52 dropped an H-bomb over Bikini missed its target. AEC declined to comment as speculation swirled about a possible 3500 yard error in the detonation point and its implications for test data.
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Washington
Air Force
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commission
Namu Island
Seek Vote On Vet Proposal
Des Moines reports the state moves toward a November vote on issuing 26 million dollars in bonds to pay a bonus to Korean War veterans. Secretary Melvin D. Synhorst says photographic copies of the 1955 act have been prepared for publication in all 99 counties for three months before the election.
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Des Moines
Melvin D. Synhorst
Synders
Paulsen Car Overturns Injures Driver and Passenger
Gladys B. Paulsen, 40, of 411 Maple Street, injured in a single vehicle crash when her car overturned in a ditch on highway 6 north of the Truck Stop at 11 45 last night. Robert L. Rausch, 30, of Bridgewater, a passenger, taken to Methodist Hospital in Omaha with a broken left leg. Mrs Paulsen drove north and swerved to miss a truck driven by Lowell B. Mitchell of Moburn leaving the Truck Stop. Estimated damage to the Paulsen auto not available.
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Gladys B. Paulsen
Maple Street
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Highway 6
Robert L. Rausch
Bridgewater
Paulsen
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Relief Seen In Heat Wave Across Great Lakes Region
The Associated Press reports relief from the first summer heat wave moving into the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi Valley while the Eastern half swelters. Highs reached into the 90s in New York Newark and Philadelphia with many cities breaking heat records.
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Associated Press
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Mississippi River
New York
Newark
Columbus
el Paso
Phoenix
San Antonio
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minneapolis
Rockies
Pacific
Plains
Park Falls
Wis
Hartford
D.D
Rhinelander
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Agreement Reached on Toll Roads in Interstate Plan
Senate and House highway conferees reached an accord to include toll roads in the interstate system. Sen Gore of Tennessee said the morning session focused on toll road provisions and links to the system, with conferees largely accepting House language and minor revisions.
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Senate
Sen
Gore
Tenn
Argentine Government Honors Political Asylum Tradition
BUENOS AIRES provisional government returned rebel Gen. Raul Tanco and six fugitives to the Haitian embassy after abductors delivered them 40 hours earlier. President Aramburu said the rebels were guilty of political crimes and entitled to asylum. Haitian Ambassador Brierre expressed relief as the group was kept safe in the embassy garage.
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Argentina
Raul Tanco
Ater
Pedro Aramburu
Jean Brierre
Tanco
Aramburu
Brierre
Uruguay
Wife Allergic to Her Husband at Beverly Hills Court
A Santa Monica housewife testified in Superior Court that she is allergic to her husband and showed a rash to prove it. The court granted an interlocutory decree to Mrs. Virginia H. Miller of Beverly Hills after she separated from Daniel G. Miller in March. Dr Charles J. Murray described a diffuse rash and linked the ailment to her highly nervous state since 1953 marriage.
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Santa Monica
Callum
Superior
Virginia H. Miller
Beverly Hills
Labor Leader Given Nine Month Term
John T. Gojack a Fort Wayne labor union leader was sentenced to nine months in jail and fined 200 dollars for Contempt of Congress by U S District Judge David A Pine. He refused to answer questions before a House Subcommittee on Un American Activities in 1955 and had been convicted on six counts.
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Washington
John T. Gojack
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cotempt
Congress
U. S
David A. Pine
Gojack
United Electrical and Machine Workers Union
CIO
AFL
House Committee
House
Frank Donner Toli
Pine
Air Force
Donner
Couple Wed Under Heavy Police Guard in Dayton Area
A Dayton area couple Sara Louie 24 and Andrew Dixon 27 secretly wed last Saturday at St Albert the Great Church as police guarded entries. Dixon was wounded when a bomb wrapped as a wedding gift exploded in his living room last April 28, described by his parents Dr. and Mrs Richard Pfarrer of Kettering.
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Dayton
Theride
Richard Pfarrer
Kettering
Sara Louie
Andrew Donald Dixon
Englewood
St Albert the Great Church
Dixon
Assaibant
Eisenhower Doctors Report Normal Intestinal Function
President Eisenhower’s physicians announced that normal physiological activity of the intestinal tract had returned a week after abdominal surgery. White House press secretary James Hagerty said no intravenous feeding was used Thursday evening and the President was listening to radio music in his Walter Reed hospital room. Hagerty declined to discuss future plans or the President’s extension of stay, noting he would relay views if asked.
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Eisenhower
Army
Walter Hospital
White House
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Hagerty
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el Rein
Prée
Brownell quits education post
President Eisenhower accepted Samuel M. Brownell’s resignation as commissioner of the Office of Education. Brownell, recovering from abdominal surgery at Walter Reed, asked for a Sept 1 1966 effective date. He is brother of Attorney General Herbert Brownell.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Samuel M. Brownell
Ofte of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Brownell
Army
Walter , Reed
Herbert Brownell
Lincoln
Senhower
Disciplinary Action by ISC over Panty Raid Incident
The State Board of Regents council in Council Bluffs unanimously approved disciplinary action by Iowa Mist College following a panty raid incident last month. Four suspensions affected ten students including John Marshall, 19, of Cedar Rapids, who denies participation. The board upheld its policy role and拒 to intervene in administrative matters.
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State Board of Regents
Frige
Iowa Mist College
John Marshall
Ceda Rapids
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