Americans Die In Crash Near Moscow Recalled In Girard Case
In Tokyo the Japanese Socialist party urged US troops to leave Japan citing the death of Mrs. Naka Sakai, 46, at a military firing range as proof. Illinois soldier William S. Girard faces a Japanesse court for allegedly causing her death with an empty cartridge from a grenade launcher. A new incident in Maebashi involves witness Hidetsugo Onozeki in a street brawl with Girard’s comrades, affecting the trial narrative.
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Tokyo
Girard
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Kishi
U.S
Naka Sakai
Illinois
William S. Girard
Ottawa
Ill
Sakai
Maebashi
Hidetsugo Onozeki
1St Cavalry Division
Onozeki
North Iowa Methodists open 102nd annual session Sunday
North Iowa Conference Methodists begin their 102nd annual session Sunday evening with about 700 attendees. Bishop F Gerald Ensley of Des Moines will preside and announce pastoral appointments Friday. The six day meeting covers 150000 members and 450 churches across 52 counties with Youth Day featured to involve high school youth from each church. Prominent speakers include Bishop Edwin Voigt Dr John Gross Rev J Vaace Hamilton and Mayor Ray Mills.
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Waterlook
North Iowa
Methodists
Cornell
Morningside Colleges
Wesley Foundation
F. Gerald Ensley
Des Moines
Ensley
North Iowa Conference
Edwin E. Voigt
Aberdeen
John O. Gross
Nashville
Tenn
National Methodist
J. Vaace Hamilton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ray Mills
Des Moine
Unscheduled Landing by Pilot in Sabrejet at Mason City
James KH Smith 27 Panama City Florida based at Sioux City Air Force Base made an unscheduled landing in his F86 Sabrejet in Mason City on Friday due to suspected fuel line trouble. He landed without incident as fire rescue crews stood by.
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Mason City
James KH. Smith
Panama City
Fla
Smith
Sioux City Aire Force Base
Weather outlook with scattered showers this weekend
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Sunday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms affect south and west portions Sunday, possibly starting Saturday night in the extreme south. Lows tonight 50s north, 60s to 65 south. Sunday highs around 75 to 65. Mon seeks partly cloudy and warm with more thunderstorms.
Soviet Radio Dismisses US Leaders Talk on TV
A Moscow English broadcast says Soviet listeners are not interested in anti Soviet voices from US figures like Dukes Radford and Norstad about America threatening Soviet towns. It notes Khrushchev’s Moscow interview on CBS and says Eisenhower would welcome a Russian invitation to speak on Soviet networks, while Khrushchev preaches peace. The piece accuses the US of stirring the cold war.
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London
Russia
Moscow
United States
Dukes
Admiral Radford
Norstad
America
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lauris Norstad
NATO
CBS
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Plutting
Training method tested for satellite watchers
Washington reports a cheap flashlight towed by a light plane simulated satellite orbits over two Moonwatch stations. Dr. Armand R. Spitz praised the initial tests as excellent. If successful, the method could train over 4,000 Moonwatch volunteers to locate and track satellites.
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Washington
Armand R. Spitz
Earth Satellite Project
Storms Cause At Least 10 Deaths In Midwest
The Associated Press reports at least ten deaths from weekend storms in the Midwest. A Franklin County sheriff says seven members of a farm family drowned near Beaufort Missouri when their car was swept into flood waters by a flash flood. A deputy noted a wall of water carried the vehicle a distance of about a quarter mile. Tornadoes and heavy rains hit Springfield Illinois causing two deaths and about fifty injuries while a separate St Louis rainstorm left one dead and several hurt.
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Franklin County
Sheriff's
Beaufort
St Lows
St Louis
Seven Drownings Amid Missouri Creek Flooding
Seven members of a farm family drowned near Beaufort Missouri as floodwaters swept away a parked car during a 13 hour, 1 hour downpour that dumped 38.63 inches of rain on St. Louis area. Over 1,500 families evacuated and 40,000 to 50,000 power customers lost electricity in St Louis while highways closed and towns like Belleville Caseyville Wood River and East St Louis faced isolation. Seven people were injured and many saved after cars became trapped.
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St. Louis
Roaring Creek
Weather Bureau
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Caseyville
Wood River
East St. Louis
Centeen
Illinois
Hillview
Here
Missouri
Wanda
St. Lews
Unman Electric Co
St Tous
St Louis
Darrell Cook Falls From Pole In Electric Work
Darrell Cook, 28, of 701 Olive Street, injured yesterday afternoon near eight miles north of Atlantic on Elk Horn Road while strapping a safety belt atop a pole. He fell after contact with a hot wire, suffering shock, concussion and burns, in critical condition at Atlantic Memorial hospital. he and partner Louie Poch worked for the Atlantic municipal utilities electric department.
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Darrell Cook
Olive Street
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Cook
Louie Poch
Atlantc
Elk Horn
Atlantic Municipal Utilities Electric Department
Judge Delays Bribery Trial Of Hoffa
A federal judge granted a postponement in the conspiracy bribery trial of James Hoffa and Hyman Fishbach from Monday to Wednesday. The ruling also allows Hoffa and Fishbach to examine FBI records about information provided by John Dye Cheasty, a New York lawyer, to help map their defenses. Government prosecutors argued against pretrial access, but Judge Matthews said the defendants must see the Cheasty FBI disclosures before trial.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James Ro
Jimmy) Hoffa
Burnita Sr
Wattheus
Hoffa
Hyman
Fishbach
Miami
FBI
John Dye Cheasty
New York
Supreme Court
Cheasty
Senate
Officia
Matthews
Western style square dancing reshapes ballroom scene
About 12,000 dancers from the United States Mexico Alaska and Canada attended the St Loomis National Square Dance Convention in a shift toward ballrooms upscale attire blue jeans offstage and a purist approach to traditional moves. The event reflected a new flavor in western style dancing amid a calmer, less noisy atmosphere.
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Podner
United States
Mexico
Alaska
Canada
St Loomis
Audit Claims County Official Misused Public Funds
State Auditor Akers said a special audit of Monona County Recorder Paul McFarland found he converted public money for private use. The report cited a $500 private firm check to replace cash and delayed quarterly reports, with deposits irregular and two personal checks totaling $55. McFarland asked for time to address the checks.
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Des Moines
Cor. Akers
Attorney General’s Office
Monona County
Paul McFarhend
Akers
William Kelso
Kelso
McFarland
McFarland Dil
McParland
Recorders Office
Boy Drowns In Cesspool At Home Basement
A boy named Pogpeda Jr. reportedly fell head first into a two feet deep cesspool in the basement of his home on Friday. Neighbors say a likely obstruction or debris trapped him as he tried to reach something near the pool.
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James Fire Pogpeda Jr
Tragic Jealous Rage Ends in Double Tragedy in Flint
Barbara Moss aged 19 and John W. Cooper aged 22 are pictured at a Flint dance in happier times. Police say Cooper killed Moss in a downtown park during a jealous fit and then took his own life. Moss was found battered in a creek after Cooper's mother notified authorities.
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Barbara Moss
John W. Cooper
Flint
Mich
Cooper
International
Byrd Sees 1958 Tax Cut Tied to Ike Spending Plans
Sen. Byrd of Virginia says a 1958 tax cut hinges on President Eisenhower reducing next year's budget outlays. He rejects Treasury Secretary Humphrey's view that tax relief is unlikely before 1959 and urges economy measures to pave the way for possible tax reductions if public pressure curbs spending. The administration must decide whether to curb spending to enable tax cuts and a national defense program.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Humphrey
Youth receives $980000 trust fund at 21
In Santa Ana Superior Court a final accounting shows Jim Ford, born to Norton Simon, reached age 21 and inherited a trust fund created 20 years ago. The fund, curated by Hunt Foods executives, includes five states of stock in a can company and various stock investments and splits.
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Santa Ana
Donava Fils Simon
Jim Fod
Santoon Donald
Santa Ana Supera Court
Norton Simon
Enaiitan O
Hunt Foods
Canon
Tien Vattens Investments
Donald Koedosw
Berkeley
Truck Car Crash Kills Woman in PaulinA Area
A fatal crash Friday night near Paulina kills 68 year old Ernest Kamndbors and injures three others. The collision involved a truck and car overturning a track near Ros Wester. Paulina residents 35 year old Lundbert Wester and Willian Hoephler were among the injured. Howard Themens of Oren County reports the front wheels tore off the vehicle and sent the car into a ditch.
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Pauldin
Ernest Kamndbors
Bamdhberg
Eaoby
Ros Wester
Paulina Farmer
Lundbert
Wester
Willan Hoephler
Isu
Pataca
Family On Tour of Soviet Union airliner crash in Moscow
A twin engine Polish airliner carrying eight passengers including three Americans crashed in a Moscow storm. Surviving Americans were Mrs. Margaret Tremper, her daughter Michelle, and Richard Cheverton of Grand Rapids with Beaker listed dead. Rescue was aided by AP and NBC staff. survivors described a descent into trees and a mud-filled ditch before reaching a road and hospital.
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Moscow
Margaret Tremper
Michelle
Richard Cheverton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cheverton
WMT
Wmt-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Soviet Union
Wood-Tv
Irving R. Levine
National Broadcasting Co
Harvey Beaker
Beaker
Harold Milks
Roy Essoyan
Associated Press
Tremper
Warsaw
Rock Island Dismisses 14 Crews Across Three States
The Rock Island Railroad dismissed 14 section crews in Iowa Missouri and Minnesota with 28 laborers affected. The spokesman said workers may be recalled when new jobs open. Discontinued crews were at Reach Buckeye Seymour Sigourney Spirit Lake Lester Dowds and Goldfield Iowa Nettleton Clarksdale Spickerds Missouri and Glenville Bedford Minneapolis Minnesota. The Iowa Parole Board freed Jesse K Parks 23 Lengview Tex after a 25 year term for participation in a $400 drugstore hold up in 1954.
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Rock Island Railroad
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Reach
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Sigourney
Spirit Lake
Lester
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Goldfield
Nettleton
Clarksdale
Spickerds
Glenville
Bedford
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Des Moines
Tlowa Parole Board
Jesse K. Parks
Lengview
Tex
State Penitentiary
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