Governors To Report To Ike On Korea Aid
Three governors who visited Korea report to President Eisenhower around July 1. They praised Korea as a potential powerful ally and outlined areas of aid program critique, noting improvements in health, housing, and industry while stressing the need to keep a steady pipeline of materials and equipment for recovery.
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Phil Robertson
Denver
Korea
Eisenhower
Dan Thorton
Colorado
John
Fine
Pennsylvania
Allan Shivers
Lowry Air Force Ses
Succesa
Thornton
Tre
Indo- China
Syngman Rhee
Shivers
United States
Washington
John Foster
Dulles
U.S
United Nation
Moisture Content Of Texas Soils Is Best In Years
DALLAS June rail line farm expert CB Senter, Texas and Pacific Railway agriculture agent, reports top and subsoil moisture in West Texas rolling plains is the best in years. Despite a long drought, the region remains economically steady through early 1954 as farmers seed, plant, and cultivate. He predicts 1954 yields may not be 3 percent lower than 1953 and that West Texas acreage may expand due to improved moisture conditions.
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Dallas
West Texas
CB. Senter
Texas and Pacific Railway
Sentex
Texas
Senter
West Temas
Mail Swamps Skipper of Bennington
QUONSET POINT RI June. Captain William F Raborn is overwhelmed by about 40000 letters, postcards, and telegrams from admirals, public figures, and citizens after the carrier Bennington disaster killed 101. Messages express sympathy and some offer help, including a Texan inventor of a burn ointment.
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Quonset Point
R.I
William F. Raborn
Sawyer
Innington
Raborn
Lord Mountbatten
Josephine Wilkins
Washington
Fla
David Young
Bennington
Newark, N.J
Gloria Gerauldo
T. G. Brown
Dumas
Tex
Oklahoma
92 U S Cities Seen As Targets For Reds
Washington June 8 Up Civil defense planners say a Soviet atomic attack could aim to wipe out nine principal U S cities and be backed by biological chemical and psychological warfare The CDA notes Russia lacks a large hydrogen bomb stockpile but expects such bombs to become more available Meanwhile the agency emphasizes not predicting an attack but outlining capabilities and says the initial strike would target industrial population and government centers
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Washington
Russia
United States
Civil Defense Administration
Civil Defense Agency
Soviet Union
CDA
Medical Cancer Study Urged For Children By Doctors
Dr George T Pack and Dr Irvin M Ariel urged medical science to study childhood cancer, challenging myths that it is rare or universally fatal. They reported a 42.1 percent cure rate in soft tissue tumors in children ages under 1 to 15, based on 39 evaluable cases with long-term survival.
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Delos Smith
New York
George T. Pack
Irvin M. Ariel
50 Year Romance Ends In Vancouver Wedding
A 72 year old woman Prudence Coker and 70 year old John H Edgecombe wed in Vancouver after reunion two hours earlier. They had not met since engagement broken in Plymouth England in 1906, the romance halted by her stern father. Prudence traveled from Philadelphia to meet John who arrived from New Zealand.
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Vancouver
B. C
Prudence Coker
Philadelphia
John H. Edgecombe
New Zealand
Plymouth
England
Sun Patterns dress pattern guide for size 16
Simple two piece dress pattern with a waistline shaping mipped in. No 2914 offers sizes 10 12 14 16 18 20 and uses 35 inch bust with 3 percent yield.
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Thibon
New Jet Unveiled by McDouglas Aircraft at El Shgundo
In El Segundo California on Tuesday McDouglas Aircraft announced the AID-1 Mighty Midget the smallest jet combat plane yet built and set stage for flight testing. Navy officials disclosed a swept wing atomic-capable design at a separate reveal claiming it is under half the size of typical fighters. Designer Edward A Heinemann Douglas chief engineer said the bantam fighter will likely be first test flown next week.
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EL Shgundo
Calif
S— McDouglas
Navy
Edward A. Heinemann
Douglas
Herman
Officials From 15 States To Meet In Segregation Study
Richmond June UP Top officials from 15 states meet in Richmond for a segregation strategy conference amid the Supreme Court ruling that school segregation is unconstitutional. Governors Talmadge Byrnes White plan attend while others push for information exchange without a formal plan.
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Richmond
Dixie
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Stanley
Supreme Court
Herman E. Talmadge
Hugh White
James F. Byrnes
Gordon Persons
Alabama
Francis Cherry
Arkansas
William B. Umstead
North Carolina
Allan Shivers
Texas
William C. Marland
West Virginia
Florida
Louisiana
Maryland
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Tennessee
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Talmadge
Byrnes
White
Legion backs all out action in Indo China crisis
National Commander Arthur J. Cornell of the American Legion urged an all-out war without boundaries to defend democracy if the United States intervenes in Indo China. He warned a full conflict could lead to a world war, opposed limited police actions like Korea, and said the Legion favors all weapons including atom bombs and missiles to ensure victory.
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San Francisco
Arthur J. Cornell
American Legion
Legion
United States
Indo-China
Saarheart
Agia Son
Riz
Connell
Ncessary
Legion Io
Korea
California
CSS CROSS Rules Puzzle
Using the 16 letters provided and the given clues AA EE iL you must form as many valid words as possible in rows or columns. Each word uses each letter at most once, no plurals, and duplicates are not allowed. Verify distinct horizontal and vertical entries and list the number you can form.
Houston Sees One Million By July 3
Houston based Chamber of Commerce population committee predicted the city will reach 4 million residents by July 3. As of Saturday the population was estimated at 994,650, with plans for celebratory events and decorations. Edlington Field will send four planes over the city.
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Houston
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Edlington Field
Maury Maverick Sr. Dies in San Antonio at 57
Maury Maverick Sr. former San Antonio congressman and mayor died at Nix Hospital from a heart ailment. A member of a long Texas family he coined gobbledygook during his 1935 to 1939 congressional term and was a staunch supporter of Franklin D. Roosevelt. He is survived by his son and daughter.
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San Antonio
Aia
Maury Maverick
Nix
Maverick
Texas
Fesidon
Stevenson
Dwight
40Mry Jr
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Texas Folice
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Guardian Financial Corp
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Pasadena
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General Psychology
Association of Texas Colleges
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American Association of Junior Colleges
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King Features Syndicate
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Merriam-Webster Dictionary
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