Peiping demands reciprocity stall newsmen visas
Peiping demands reciprocal U S access for Chinese reporters as condition to allow American news men to work in China. The State Department rejects the demand and notes U S reporters already cleared for six months. Eleven Americans await visa replies as Beijing warns against what it calls U S interference. Forty one U S youths remain in Red China, plus twelve American war defectors.
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Peiping
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Peiping People’s Daily
Dulles
Washington
United States
Yates Center Driver Wins at Chanute Speedway Feature
Yates Center driver No 30 edged Chanute rival Ronnie Fowler in the feature at Chanute Speedway. Charles Van Gotten finished third. Bud Almond and John Arnett also ran strong. Arnett won the trophy dash and the consolation race, with Jim Wooten taking slow car honors. Fowler won the fast car event and Red Henderson finished second.
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Yates Center
Chanute
Ronnie Fowler
Chanute Speedway
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Charles van Gotten
Bud Almond
John Arnett
Arnett
Jim Wooten
Coffeyville
Almond
Billie Hilderbrant
Lola
Red Henderson
Colony
van Gotten
Joe Brunredge
Gas City
Spencer
Mike Morgan
Mutilated 15 Year Old Girl Found in Lake Michigan
Chicago detectives hunt for clues in the dismemberment slaying of Judith Mae Andersen a 15 year old schoolgirl whose severed body parts were recovered in oil cans from Lake Michigan and Montrose Harbor authorities identified her by fingerprint and dental chart while her father questions the evidence and timeline remains under investigation.
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Judith Mae
Montrose Harbor
Ralph Andersen
Andersen
Keeper of Turtles Fights Zoning Order
A Miami woman, Veronica Vladimiroff, protests a zoning department order to remove her 35 turtles. She argues the pets are quiet, clean, and non disruptive, defending their care for children whose parents object to keeping the animals.
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Miami
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Veronica Vladimiroff
Woman Keeps Snapping Turtles, Plans Neighbors’ Letter
A woman defends her collection of snapping turtles saying they are not dangerous or disease carriers. She keeps them at home or in her yard and plans to have neighbors sign a letter stating the turtles are not objectionable. She says she has cared for many found sick or injured and cannot give them up.
President Eisenhower to Receive Asiatic Flu Vaccine
President Eisenhower will be inoculated against Asiatic flu today after a White House briefing noted he had contact with at least two people believed to have contracted the disease. Surgeon General Burney warned heart or lung patients may face side effects. two presumed cases include Dr. Gabriel Hauge and Thomas Craven Jr.
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Eisenhower
White House
Leroy E. Burney
U.S
Gabriel Hauge
Thomas Craven Jr
Prairie Queen Learns of School Term Start Plans
Mrs. Hazel Creech, the upcoming teacher for the term, met district patrons Monday to discuss plans for classes beginning September 3. Visitors include the Briley and Tracy families, Ima Jane Webb, the Lasleys, and relatives from Chanute and Parsons, with activity around the new Midway school west of Chanute.
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Harry Briley
Robert Briley
Gene Tracy
Mark
Argonia
Forrest Stephens
Ima Jane Webb
Chanute
Calvin Webb
Parsons
Doris Brown
Wilma Durham
Kathy
Wayne Lasley
Terry
Luke Lasley
New Midway School
Lasley
Sara
Charles Mueller
Christy
Cathy
Fred Brown
Johnson Backs Boost in Funds For Foreign Aid
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson announced support for about a half billion dollar increase in foreign aid, after a private breakfast with President Eisenhower. He indicated willingness to exceed the House 2 billion total as part of mutual security funding, amid expectations the Senate will aim for a larger package.
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Washington
Senate
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Texas
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House
Fisenhower
White House
Knowland
California
Senate Appropriations Committee
Freak TV Signal Sparks Alarm in San Jose
In San Jose a couple heard a voice claim from outer space threatening to destroy their city within 24 hours during a KPIX ad. A KPIX spokesman said a freak signal bounce from a distant station may have leaked a space adventure into the Ungaris’ set.
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Helen
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Naval Reserve
San Jose Mercury
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Midland
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Louise Suggs Wins K C Golf Tourney
Louise Suggs of Sea Island Georgia wins the third annual Heart of America Invitational at Blue Hills CC in Kansas City. She posts a 54 hole total of 220 five under par and takes $880 prize. The event was a 6 394 yard layout. A separate note states the Royal Gorge Bridge near Canon City Colorado spans the Arkansas River at 1 053 feet high built in 1929 for $250000.
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Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Royal Gorge
Arkansas River
Canon City
Colo
Detroit Newspapers Return to Regular Deadlines After Settlement
Detroit News Times and Free Press resumed normal schedules after a labor dispute involving mailers and publishers. Hoffa helped broker a settlement following a weekend shutdown caused by extended shifts and fired mailers. The trio had coordinated operations under a joint contract with their unions.
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Detroit News and Times
Free Press
News and Times
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James R. Hoffa
the News
The
News
Teamsters
Community Visit Notes and Farewell Gatherings
Leanna Richardson visited sister in Wichita recently. A farewell party honored Bruce and Jacquette Spence as they left. Hostesses were Kenneth Ingels and Barbara Matlock. Thirty six mothers and children attended. Hazel Priest and Emma Jean rode the Mound City fair and rodeo. Webb Johnson of Salina and George Olson of Lavonburg visited Esther White. Ingels and Pamela visited Tuesday evening. Major Tolbert and wife Topeka spent weekend with Mrs Tobert’s parents George and Mrs Alford. Clara Burghart of Kearney New Jersey visited friends. Mrs Henry Alford joined her sister Mrs George Alford. Harry and Barbara Ingels weekend in Bartlesville visiting son Robert Ingels.
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Mound City
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Salina
George Olson
Lavonburg
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Major
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Topeka
Girard Denies Japanese Charges in Sakai Shooting Trial
William S. Girard of Ottawa Illinois rejects indictment facts in a Japanese District Court manslaughter case over the January 30 death of Mrs. Naka Sakai at the Somagahara firing range. Prosecution claims he enticed targets with empty shell casings and opened fire. The court adjourned until September 6 for extended recesses.
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Ottawa
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Naka Sakai
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U.s.supreme Court
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Owner Retrieves Car After a Long Journey
Eddie Dickerson 41 recovered his stolen car after a long trip. Police traced the vehicle to Scotten Avenue near Toledo Street in Detroit and notified him. Dickerson thanked officers and planned to pick up the car, then said he was in Toledo Ohio unable to locate Scotten.
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Eddie Dickerson
Dickerson
Scotten Avenue
Toledo Street
Toledo
Ohio
Scotten
Fair Rodeo Opens At Coffeyville
The Inter-State Fair and Rodeo opens in Coffeyville for a six day run starting tomorrow. The Southeast Kansas Racing Association stock car races are set for tomorrow night. A talent show is planned for Wednesday. The four day rodeo program begins on Thursday.
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Coffeyville
Southeast
Kansas
Docking Open House At Topeka Free Fair
Topeka visitors will tour the governor's mansion during the Kansas Free Fair open house announced by Mrs. George Docking. The executive mansion will be open September 9 and 10 from 9 30 to 11 30 a m with guided tours.
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George Docking
Te Executive Mansion
Kansas Free Fair Visitors Invite Tour Of Mansion
Mrs. Docking notes hundreds of Kansans have not visited the mansion and many will visit Topeka for the Kansas Free Fair, planning the mansion tour as part of their schedule.
Island in Indonesia Photographer's Gift
Photographer John Florea says he owns Pulau Psiang, a four mile by two mile Indonesian island given by President Sukarno for aiding rebel forces in the Dutch fight. The island is inhabited by fishermen and Florea may seek foreign aid.
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Honolulu
John Florea
Indonesia
Florea
Southeast Asia
Sukarno
Pulau Psiang
Accidents Cut Workers Pay Across United States
Chicago report shows workers lost 1.1 billion dollars in pay last year due to time lost from work accidents. The figure reflects widespread wage declines across industries and regions amid increasing safety concerns and accident-related disruptions.
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America
Acci
Safety Council notes rise in work accident costs
The National Safety Council reports costs of work accidents increased about eight percent in the last year. Accident Facts shows medical expenses near 400 million dollars and insurance overhead around 450 million. Damaged equipment, production delays, and lost time add up to 1.8 billion, totaling 3.75 billion dollars.
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National Safety Council
Council
Saskatoon Bird Count Sets Provincial Record
The Saskatoon natural history society counted 2,703 birds across 104 species in the spring survey, described as an amazing total and a provincial record.
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Saskatoon Natural History Society
Province
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