Armed Forces Day Showcases U S Military Power Across Nation
The United States marked Armed Forces Day with civilians viewing 16 missile types at Andrews Air Force Base Md including the Bomarc and Nike Hercules as defense leaders warned against spending cuts and urged higher pay for skilled soldiers. Ralph J Cordiner of General Electric urged long term savings by cutting turnover of personnel while Deputy Defense Secretary Donald A Quarles warned against radical cuts amid fears of direct attack potential.
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Washington
Russia
Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Company
Cordiner
Defense Department
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Budget Bureau
New York
Donald A. Quarles
United States
Congress
Andrews Air Force Base
America
Air Force
Army
Flood Damage In Tulsa Area Hits Millions
The Arkansas river overflow reached Tulsa causing street flooding in low areas as storm sewers backed up. Ten people died during four days of violent storms and hail while property, highways and crops suffered millions in damage. Forecasters warned of a crest six to seven feet above flood stage by Sunday morning. The flood, linked to a 200 mile long surge from Cimarron river, was expected to be the worst since 1923.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Cimarron River
Jap Warbride Reunited With Airman Husband After Poison Plot
In Independence Missouri a Japanese warbride named Mrs Tomiko Samuel aged 28, who had administered poison to herself and three children, was tearfully reunited with her airman husband Sgt Roy Samuel after he arrived on emergency leave. The hospital said her condition was poor while the children aged 4, 3 and 2 were reported recovering.
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Independence
Raymond Ashenhurst
Tomiko Samuel
Roy Samuel
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Latter Day Saints Church
Samuel
Roy Eugene
David
Dorothy
Western Grocer Building Sold to Smulekoff's
The Western Grocer building at 508 520 First Street SE was sold to Smulekoff Furniture Company for cash with possession before July 1. The four story warehouse built in 1925 and measuring 76 by 140 feet on a 160 by 140 foot lot was listed at 250000, previously owned by Consolidated Foods since 1942. Yuill and Gohmann and Cy McCalley handled the sale.
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Cedar Rapids News
Western Grocer
First Street
Smulekoff Furniture Company
Satuday
Consolidated Foods Corporation
Ae Cai Fi Hichie Cago
Davenport
Smulekoff's
Third Avenue
Aa Eice
Yuill and Gohmann
Cy McCalley
U S May Seek Longer Recess In Arms Talks
The United States may seek a longer recess in East West disarmament talks to craft new proposals such as an Arctic aerial inspection zone. Officials said decisions on initial moves could come by May 27 in London, with possible extended deliberations by the joint chiefs and U S agencies.
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Washington
United States
London
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Soviet Union
Harold E. Stassen
US. Department
State Department
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Stassen
el London
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Russia
French Seek Firm UN Ruling on Suez Canal
Paris Foreign Minister Christian Pineau travels to New York to press the UN Security Council for a clear ruling that single man control of the Suez Canal is temporary. A favorable decision could allow French flag shipping to resume using the canal while awaiting agreement on its international status. France remains the sole major maritime power boycotting Nasser's authority, intensifying pressure on French shipowners.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
New York
Security Council
Suez Canal
France
Nasser
Suez Canal Authority
BPW Urges Iowans Embrace Modern Progress
Loren Hickerson of Iowa City told about 690 attendees at Memorial Coliseum that Iowa must shed ancestral traditionalism to keep pace with national progress. He urged business and professional women to adopt broader outlooks beyond pioneer self sufficiency.
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BPW
Lowan
Cedar Rapids
Loren Hickerson
Iowa City
University of Iowa Alumni Association
Hickerson
Memorial Coliseum
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Stay Out of Trouble Benny Handed Fatherly Advice After Rescue
Henry Price reports in Manorville New York that Samuel Woodson a 39 year old construction worker pulled 7 year old Benny Hooper from a sand filled well. Benny blamed for danger while Woodson urged him to obey parents and watch out in everything you do. Benny awoke in hospital hungry and hopeful for home after being saved Friday night.
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Manorville
N.Y
Benny Hooper
Samuel Woodson
Benny
Woodson
Lee
Three Dead as Bus Collides with Car in Virginia
In Colonial Heights Virginia a double deck Greyhound bus struck a car killing three people and injuring 16 others. One identified victim was Earl Crutchfield of Lutherville Maryland. A woman passenger remained unidentified with two children among the casualties.
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Colonial Heights
INS
Washington, DC
Earl Crutchfield
Green Spring Road
Lutherville
Crutchfield
Pneumonia Delays Return for Well Rescue Boy Benny Hooper
Benny Hooper, the boy rescued from a 24 foot well, remains in hospital with a touch of pneumonia on his right lung. Doctors at Bayview General Hospital in Mastic Beach, Long Island said he is kept in an oxygen tent and needs quiet after the ordeal. The 7 year old, once lively and asking for a toy car birthday gift, was pulled from the sand Friday night and is improving after the harrowing experience.
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Associated 88
Sam Woodson
Benjamin Hooper, Jr
Benny
Bayview Hospital
Patchogue
N.Y
Long Island
Woodson
Little Benny Hooper, Jr
Francis Stilley
Manorville
N. Y
Benny Hooper
Bayview General Hospital
Mastic Beach
Joseph H. Kris
Kris
Benjamin, Jr
Bay
Michael
Idark
Mommy
In Memoriam Messages Across Local Groups and Clubs
Notes list donations and memorials from Parlor City lodge Auxiliary to the Brotherhood Club and several organizations. Amounts range from 3.00 to 20.00 with several entries honoring mothers, sons, and friends. A corrected report credits Home Rebekah Lodge 79 and the C.S.A. degree staff with 5.00 and 20.00 respectively.
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Milner Sopousek
Louise Leibert
King’s Tional Assn
Floyd D. Fillmore
Paul D. Fillmore
Parlor City ‘Lodge No. 58
Parlor City
Na- van Vechten Guild
Peoples Church Mission
U.S.A
W.S.C.S
Trinity Methodisthood
Rebekah
Martin Winger
C.S.A
Bees Sting Boy as Hemophilia Cure
In Clearwater Florida a 14 year old boy named Jackie McAllister is treated with bee stings for hemophilia under Dr Vernon L Hagan. The bies are applied to the arm or leg to induce stings about 10 to 15 times per treatment with treatments spaced three weeks apart. Bleeding from the kidneys stopped within 48 hours of the first treatment and there has been no further bleeding for six weeks.
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Clearwater
Fla
Vernon L. Hagan
Jackie McAllister
Hagan
David Phillips
Jackie
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Arts
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Ascsreeees
Iowa
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Jap Warbride
Western Grocer Building
Smulekoff
Suez
Temely
Sam
Henry Price
Myrtle
George Hanson
National Assn
Mother
Anna M
Lilia
Janet Sue Jones
Marjorie P. Jones
Winter Temple
Pythian
de Terr
Sue
van Buren Pta
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Mary A. Lane
Jack L. Burman
Borghild
Mrs. Nixon
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
University of Southern California
Hemophilia
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