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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1955

Page

8

Eisenhower and grandson trout fishing at Fraser Colorado

President Eisenhower and 7 year old David prepared to fish with dry flies in the Rockies. They stayed at a lakeside Fraser ranch with a stocked rainbow trout pond built by a friend. Fraser welcomed the pair with a festive street reception before a quiet weekend at the dollbaby’s mother in law’s home nearby.

Fraser Colo Eisenhower David Rocky Mountains Isenhower Denver White House Continental Divide Estes Park President Aksel Nielsen Nielsen Charles Clayton Newmen St Louis Tsenhower John S. Doud Ft Belvott Washington

Truce Ends Between Church and Peronista Party in Argentina

In Buenos Aires the two month truce between the Roman Catholic Church and Argentina's Peronista party appears to end as the party's Supreme Council signals its anti church campaign will be revived.

Buenos Aires Argentina Peronista Supreme Council

Irish Nationalists Wage War of Nerves

Irish Nationalists attack British authorities with threats and church paired rhetoric while police warn of further raids on military camps in Britain. Anonymous calls claimed a plot to assassinate President Juan Peron and other leaders were reported as false, government says.

London Britain Har Juan D. Peron

Peronist party criticized by council in renewal pledge

A council statement condemns Peronista sympathy for criminal actions by leaders seeking power. It questions support for subjugation and reaction and pledges to resume the party's brilliant political role of 1946 when Peron became president.

Peronista Party Peron

Invaders Head Toward Goa From Belgaum

About 800 marchers urged to stay outside Portuguese Goa march toward the Banda frontier. Police report three Indians killed in recent incursions as about 3,000 protesters assemble near Belgaum seeking Goa's merger with India.

Belgaum India Goa Calcutta Goa Liberation Committee Banda

South Koreans Injure U S Officer on Inchon WoImi Crossing

A U S Army officer Lt Wayne N Hansen from Augusta Georgia received a slight brain concussion and bruises after South Koreans pelted rocks at eight U S Army vehicles crossing the Inchon Wolmi Island causeway where Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission inspectors are housed. Army doctors called his condition not serious in the wake of another demonstration.

Seoul U. S Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission Wayne N. Hansen Augusta Inchon Wolmi Island Hansen

Violence as South Koreans challenge NNSC convoy at Wolmi

The demand for ouster of pro Communist Czech and Polish NNSC members sparked clashes when about 100 South Koreans attempted to block Army supply trucks to Wolmi. The episode followed earlier mob rioting against NNSC personnel as Gen. L. L. Lemnitzer headed to Seoul for return to Tokyo.

NNSC Wolmi L. L. Lemnitzer U.N. Far

Ex Land Commissioner Giles Sentenced to Prison

Bascom Giles, former Texas land commissioner, was sentenced to two to six years after defense pleas for leniency and cooperation. He had a prior three year term for abetting theft of state funds and pleaded guilty to two counts for accepting a $30,000 bribe.

San Antonio Tex Bascom Giles Texas Land Giles Texas Veterans Land Program

New Court Action Over Equus Rights

In Topeka a Harvey County farmer and her tenant filed a suit against Robert V. Smrha chief engineer of the state water resources division. They seek to block Wichita water wells from the equus beds in McPherson Harvey and Sedgwick counties and to challenge the state's water appropriation statute as unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment.

Topeka Harvey County McPherson Harvey Sedgwick Robert V. Smrha State Board of Agriculture Division of Water Resources Marguerite Marie Jacobson J. H Baumann City of Wichita

YMCA criticized for lacking clear Christian witness in atomic age

Dr. Paul M. Limbert, international general secretary, told the YMCA's 22nd world conference that the organization has progressed toward maturity as a world movement but has not borne a clear and mature Christian witness on key social economic and international issues of the atomic age. He urged stronger confrontation of serious social evils to avoid internal harmony hampering progress.

Parisp Young Men’s Christian Association Paul M. Limbert YMCA

Appeasement Warning From VFW Commander in Kansas City

VFW commander Merton Tice warned that more give-away programs or appeasement in the Far East could lead to a terrifying war. He made the remark on returning from a two week visit.

Kansas City Merton Tice Veterans of Foreign Wars Far East

Leader’s Asia talks cited with Korea and Nationalist China

The official reported he spoke with top military and diplomatic leaders and conferred with President Syngman Rhee of Korea and President Chiang Kai shek of Nationalist China as part of regional discussions.

Far East Syngman Rhee Korea Chiang Kai Shek China

Strangers Run Tavern Bartenders Vanish With Cash

Emil A. Singer found his Cheektowaga tavern open on a Tuesday by two cheerful men who tended bar for nearly six hours before fleeing with $40 in cash and about $65 from over-the-bar trade. Police were notified. Tokyo population figure appears as unrelated text.

Buffalo N.Y Reguilars Emil A. Singer Cheektowaga Singer

Actors Guild Signs TV Contract Ending 12 Day Strike

The Screen Actors Guild approves a new television contract by vote 735 to 307 ending a 12 day strike. The pact grants residual pay for second runs of filmed programs, replacing the old scheme that only paid for third through sixth runs. The agreement extends through March 31 1960.

Hollywood Screen Actors Guild

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