Eisenhower and Kishi Agree to Withdraw Troops From Japan
A joint communique announced July start of pulling about 30,000 U S ground combat troops from Japan with a substantial force reduction within a year. The leaders also called for halted nuclear tests and a reexamination of the 1951 mutual security treaty guidance. Secretary Dulles noted about 100,000 U S service members are in Japan.
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Washington
U.S
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
U. S
State Dulles
London
San Francisco
Four Fort Sill Soldiers Die In Mock Attack Shelling
Late bulletin from Fort Sill Oklahoma reports four soldiers killed and 17 to 20 seriously wounded when a mortar shell exploded during a mock attack on the east firing range. Troops were evacuated by helicopters to the base hospital. no identifications available.
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FT. Sill
Okla
Anne Powell
Crash Claims Life Near Washington Iowa
A two car crash three miles south of Washington Iowa killed one person and injured others. Mrs Corne ia Lansing Morrison aged about 68 died of injuries sustained in the Tuesday collision. James Mulac 14, son of Otto Mulac of Washington, was driving the other car as officials investigated the circumstances.
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Washington
Iowa
Corne'ia Lansing Morrison
Here
James Mulac
Otto Mulac
Schools to close 40 small high schools this fall
Des Moines district reorganizations will close 40 small high schools in the state this fall. J. C. Wright, state superintendent of public instruction, said Friday.
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Des Moines
J. C. Wright
Fire Fund Donors List From News Telegraph
Donors include New King Electric 25.00 Whitney Insurance 25.09 piles Company 15.00 Cornelison Motors 15.09 Dr P T Williams 10.00 Glen Bell Motors 10.00 Owen F Meredith 10.00 Dr Welton H Knarr 10. Mrs M C Cardio 10.09 Travelers Best Motel 10.09 Culligan Soft Water Service 10.05 Darland Co Inc 10.00 Frank Auerbach 7.50 Hopeo Wholesale Supply 7.50 Cabin Sporting Goods 5.00 Blanche Buckley 5.00 Pete Hellman 5 Effie B Hancox 5.04 Mrs BE F Jones 5.00
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Cabin Sporting Goods
Blanche Buckley
Pete Hellman
Effie B. Hancox
Weather outlook shows cooler east tonight then warm weekend
A cooler night is expected in the eastern areas with lows near 58 to 63. Sunday brings little temperature change with highs from 75 to 85 and a partly cloudy, slightly warmer Monday ahead.
Parrot’s Land Lease Blocks Victoria Hotel Plan
In Victoria British Columbia a 96 year old parrot named Mike occupies a mansion site intended for a hotel and apartment block. Owner Doug Abrams promised Mike the mansion and aviary for life with a daily ounce of brandy, overseen by Wah Mong the servant, while the will’s terms keep the property intact until Mike’s death. The living obstacle to development remains as Mike squawks on.
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Victoria
B.C
Mike
Doug Abrams
Abrams
Miss Victoria Wilson
Miss Wilson
Wilson
Parrot Paradise
Wah Mong
Lawyer rejects boy's plea in Arizona tale
A 10 year old newspaper carrier visited attorney Ben F. Williams seeking an injunction against spankings. Williams explained state law on limitations and ethics and declined the case saying it would be unethical to affect an easement on punishment.
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Douglas, Ariz
Ben F. Williams
Ariza Fa
Indians Protest Road Claim at Fort Hunter Site
Four St Reis Reservation families allege land not sold to whites. Arrow, 24, chief, reports uprooted homes for the St Lawrence Seaway project. Indians pitch tents near a highway approach at Fort Hunter as a band member works with bridge crew.
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Fort Hunter
New York State Thruway
Arrow
St Reis
St. Lawrence Seaway
Mohawk Valley
Nixon Urges Deeds, Not Words in Red Dealings
Vice President Nixon told a Plymouth crowd that the United States must measure dealings with Communist nations by deeds not words. He cited Eisenhower’s test and urged pursuing peaceful changes while acknowledging debate at home and imperfect certainty in policy. The remarks came amid Mayflower II support discord.
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Plymouth
Mass
Nixon
United States
Eisenhower
England
Storm sweeps Hutchinson Kansas injures several and kills man
A cyclone-like storm swept across west central Kansas on Friday with winds up to 88 mph and damaging hail. Hutchinson suffered heavy property damage and one death as Steve Chlentzos, 35, was killed by a roof blown from a truck terminal. his wife and son were injured. Two motorists were trapped by live wires until rescue crews freed them.
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Hutchinson
Kane
Kansas
Carl Spriggs
Steve Chlentzos
Spriggs
Tornado Ravages Fargo Area Leaving Massive Property Loss
A survey reports 1464 homes destroyed or damaged by a tornado sweep into a Par vo presidential area. Red Cross study indicates 329 houses leveled and 1135 others damaged with ongoing search for possible victims. Unofficial estimates suggest losses over 100 million dollars.
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Fargo
Byoiun
Parvo
American Red Cross
Plane Crash Kills Three Near Clarksburg Maryland
Capital Airlines DC3 on a training flight crashed into a backyard near Clarksburg. Three crew members died Captain C R Burke of Fairfax W R Thomas of Chicago and H A Podgurski of Pittsburgh. The Anderson family narrowly escaped injury as the plane struck two cars but caused no fire or house damage.
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Clarksburg
Capital Airlines
John A. Anderson
Frederick
Washington, D.C
Otis Norwood
Anderson's
Anderson
Wayne
Larry
Sharon
Washington
C. R. Burke
Fairfax
W. R. K Thomas
Chicago
H A Podgurski
Pittsburgh
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Fatal cistern tragedy in Nashville boy and rescuer die
An 11 year old boy Ralph Lewis William and neighbor Vernon Hogue 52 died after becoming trapped in an abandoned cistern in Nashville Tennessee. Four others on the rescue team were overcome by smoke or lack of air and hospitalized.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ralph Lewis William
Vernon Hogue
Postmaster Warns Carriers Against Dogs
Chicago report warns mail carriers about aggressive dogs during hot weather. Postmaster Schroeder cautions against trusting dogs near uniforms and mailbags, noting sleeper sneaker types and silent attacks. He advises carriers to stay alert, back away, and keep hands ready while delivering letters. Two people were injured in related storm disruptions.
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Chicago
Schroeder
Liithwick
Theu
Bach Ois
Schroeder Sant
Hells Canyon Bill Faces Uncertain Fate in House
Senate approves high federal dam plan to flood sites of three proposed private dams in Hells Canyon along the Snake River on Idaho Oregon border. House fate uncertain as presidential veto looms amid mixed Southern Democrat votes.
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Hells Canyon
Bill
Washington
Hells Canyon Dam
Senate
House
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Ho Othe
Fasenhower
Sen Watkins cht-Utaho
Rhetts Vanven
Hawe
Alabama Acts to Keep Short-Term Prisoners in County Jails
Fragmented remnants describe efforts in Alabama to keep short term inmates in county facilities. The garbled text mentions county systems and state actions, hinting at procedures or reforms affecting confinement and processing within local jails.
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Alabama
Supreme Court to hear Girard case on July 8
The Supreme Court postponed vacation plans to hear arguments on whether Army Specialist 3 William S. Girard should be turned over to Japan for trial on manslaughter charges stemming from the January death of a Japanese woman at a scrap metal site. The case raises constitutional rights and US Japan relations concerns.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William S. Gurard
High Court
Atty Gen. Brownell
Cheed
Ottawa
Girard
Abe
Los
Congress
Tral
Guirard Tak
Rapanse Brovnasd
Sumer
Joseph Co
Supreme Four
Crane Family Reunites At Zoo After Attack
The Crane family is back together at the zoo following a near miss and a brief period apart. Officials say others were safe as a small disruption prompted protective actions and a cautious return to routine routines.
Modern Planes To Counter Red Buildup
The United States plans to send modern jet interceptors to South Korea starting Monday to deter North Korean fighter and bomber buildup. F100 jets with upgraded radar will land at Osan along with other new aircraft and equipment, as Seoul and Panmunjom react to the U.N. Command’s armistice stance.
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Seoul
United States
South Korea
North Korea
U.N
Osan
U.N. Command
Korea
Panmunjom
U.S
Pyongyang
Kim Il Sung
Peiping Radio
Lutheran Merger Talks Advance Among Four Groups
Delegates at the 98th Augusta na Lutheran Church session report progress in merger negotiations with the United Lutheran Church in America, Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church and American Evangelical Lutheran Church. If consummated, the union would form a church over three million members, the largest Lutheran body in America. Dr Malvin H Lundeen of La Grange Illinois chairs the Joint Commission on Lutheran unity and emphasized meaningful union for American Lutheranism and the broader church.
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Omaha
Augustana Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Fiish Evangelical Lutheran Church
American Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Groups
America
Malvin H. Lundeen
la Grange
Ill
Lundeen
Joint Commission On Lutheran Unity
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Eienhower
Idaho Power Co
Sears
Senate Talleties
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Meg
Lord Pat
Montropr RY AG
Ben
Ted
Uoasts
Place Marte
Stort
Seto
Troep
Kim
Geneva
Red China
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