South Dakota primary tests flexible price supports
The nation watches the South Dakota primary for views on flexible price supports amid farm policy debates. Democratic candidates Ed Martin and E F McKelips vie for governor as Republicans seek a 100000 to 110000 turnout with Joe Foss and Sigurd Anderson as leading contenders.
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Washinton
E. F. McKelips
Alcester
Ed, Martin
Chamberlain
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Eisenhower
Joe Foss
Sioux Falls
Foss
Sigurd Anderson
Rex Terry
Pierre Banker
Harold O. Lund
Brookings
State Board of Charities and Corrections
General Taylor Leaves Tokyo for Vacation in U.S.
General Maxwell D. Taylor, commander of the U.S. 8th Army, departed Tokyo today en route to the United States via Honolulu. He characterized his trip as a vacation.
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Tokyo
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S. 8Th Army
United States
Honolulu
Soldier Rescued From Glacier After Mountain Fall
Brooklyn Pfc. George Argus was evacuated by Air Force helicopter after a May 16 fall on Mt. McKinley that left his hip broken and a companion dead. He remained unconscious during transport to Fairbanks followed by eight rescuers exhausted from the ascent.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Brooklyn
Mt. McKinley
Air Force
George Argus
Muldrow Glacier
North America
Argus
Minchumina
Ralph Searle
74Th
George Thayer
Reedsboro
Morton Wood
Les Viereck
Wood
Viereck
John McCall
University of Alaska
Frank Milan
Air Force Aero-Medical Laboratory
Ladd Air Force Base
Police Probe Death of Aged Nun at Convent Shed
In Baddesley Clinton England police investigate the mystery death of 63 year old Sister Athony whose kerosene soaked body was found burning in a shed at Poor Clare's convent. Priests and nuns returning from prayer reported smoke rising from the shed and an empty kerosene can at the scene. No immediate explanation given.
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Baddesley Clinton
England
Poor Clare's Convent
Sister Athony
Ferderer Resigns as Highway Official
Robert C. Ferderer, administrative assistant to State Highway Commissioner M. J. Hoffmann and head of the department's administration and personnel division since 1948, resigns to accept a private sector position. Kermit Bergstrath will serve as acting head of the administration division.
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ST. Paul
Robert C. Ferderer
M. J. Hoffmann
Highway Department
Hoffman
Ferderer
State Social Welfare Division
Kermit Bergstrath
Felderer
Hoffmann
Milk Dispenser Installed in Governor Office Launches Dairy Month
In St Paul a milk dispenser was placed in Governor Anderson's office to inaugurate Daily Month in Minnesota. Lannie F Norris of Norris Dispensers and William Rydell of Sanitary Farm Dairies co-chair Minnesota Dairy Month. Milk will be provided free during June.
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ST. Paul
Gov. Anderson
Minnesota
Lannie F. Norris
Minneapolis
Norris Dispensers
William Rydell
Sanitary Farm Dairies
Book match covers draw over quarter million U S firms
More than 250000 U S business firms advertise on book match covers a figure highlighting widespread use of cover ads. The statistic underscores strong market interest and broad participation across industries.
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U. S
Iowa Hit by Rain and Wind Over Holiday Weekend
Torrential rain and high winds swept Iowa during Memorial Day weekend with flooding in low areas. Storm Lake reported 4.5 inches Sunday night while Dillon near Gilman saw 3.5 inches in 24 hours. Des Moines recorded its heaviest rainfall since August 1949 and a thunderstorm knocked KGTV off air as lightning struck a transformer and three homes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Weather Bureau
Storm Lake
Dillon
Gilman
Marshall County
KGTV
Guatemala on Constant Alert for Uprising
Guatemala tightens watch on Latin American embassies for fugitives amid reports of a planned uprising. Five opposition leaders seek asylum in El Salvador and Ecuador as the government guards embassies and investigates alleged rebel activities.
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Guatemala
GUATEV@LA
Jacob Arbenz
el Salvador
Ecuador
Col
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Honduras
Honduran
Scorpion Jet Pilot Killed in Wisconsin Crash
A Truax Field F89C Scorpion Jet pilot was killed when his aircraft crashed in a field north of Madison about 200 yards from Highway 51. The victim's name was withheld pending notification of next of kin as officials launch an investigation.
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Madison
Wis
Truax Air Base
Here
Truax
Girl 9 Seeks Martians To Stop Earth War
Linda Sue Russell of Albuquerque writes to Martians asking them to land at a playground to end wars. She plans to build a spaceship and studies to become a scientist at age 12. Her mother notes her seriousness and resolve.
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Albuquerque
Linda Sue Russell
Linda Sue
Earth
Arthur Russell
Jap Climbing Team Fails At Ganesh Himal Peak
A 15 man Japanese expedition to Mt Ganesh Himal in the Himalayas failed to reach the summit. They withdrew from their third camp and could not find an alternative route. The team was returning to Kathmandu, Nepal.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Ganesh Himal
Himalayas
Red Invasion Berlin Sparks East West Clash
East Berlin Communists invaded the French sector early today and tore down and burned several anti Communist posters, West Berlin police reported.
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Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
Gen Anderson Relieved as Head of Sixth Air Force
Lt. Gen. Samuel B. F. Anderson turned over command of the U S Sixth Air Force at Osan to Lt. Gen. Roger M. Ramey in ceremonies at Air Force headquarters. Anderson left for Washington to become director of the Defense Department weapons system evaluation group on Aug. 1.
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Seoul
Samuel BF
Anderson
U.S. Sth
Roger M. Ramey
Air Force Headquarters
Osan
Washington
Tokyo
Defense Department
National Guard Puts Out Parking Lot Fire
National Guard firing squad members at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery during Memorial Day exercises spotted a car fire nearby. They used sand from their helmets to extinguish the blaze before continuing with ceremonies.
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National Guard
North Andover
Mass
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Greece Host to Tito for State Visit
Yugoslav President Tito arrived in Greek waters for a five day state visit. A 21 gun salute greeted the Galeb as it passed Corfu. Talks in Athens likely to announce a military alliance with Turkey and Greece as deterrence to Soviet influence.
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Athens
Greece
Tito
Greek
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Galeb
Corfu
Moscow
Balkan
Balkans
Mediterranean
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Elton Thayer
Tegucigalpa
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Wisconsin
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