Iraq's new government not pro Communist, AP reports
Rock Hill editor Patrick Talbot, arriving before Iraq's July revolution, notes the new regime rejects Communist influence. Army leaders suppress Communist slogans, appoint capable opponents to cabinet, and expect distant goals of Arab unity without Egypt dominance.
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Erie and Vicinity News Highlights From Erie Area
Local notes report Col Gene Craven and family arriving from Naples Italy at Fort Holabird Maryland ahead of a visit with relatives in Iowa and Kansas. Other items cover residents visiting relatives in St Paul Lyons and Topeka, hospital stays, and county court activity with citizens traveling to Chanute for court sessions.
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Dorothy undergoes major surgery. Erie residents relocate
Former Erie residents now in Anderson Missouri report Dorothy Dor othy underwent major surgery at a Joplin hospital and is recovering satisfactorily. Byrd H Clark builds a 40 by 40 foot shed and hay barn a mile northeast of Erie. A 30 acre alfalfa field yielded 1,700 bales on first cut with second crop ready. The shed will store equipment and serve as an implement barn.
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Crouch Campaigns for Governor Nomination in Kansas
Harvey F. Crouch a Minneola farmer and school teacher runs in the Kansas Republican governor race. He predicts Clyde Reed or Fred Hall will win the nomination but says votes for him offer GOP voters a chance to voice dissatisfaction without staying home during a campaign stop in Norton.
Editor J. W. Murray Dies After Car Wreck
Lawrence Kans AP Joseph W Murray aged 79 editor died after injuries from a Tuesday night crash in a creek bed near Winchester He retired as Lawrence Journal World managing editor in 1956 and later ran the Winchester Star Surviving are his widow two sons Andrew James of Kansas City two daughters Mrs Ian Elliot Ithaca NY and Miss Jean Murray Seoul Korea a sister and two grandchildren
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4 H Club Tour Highlights High Prairie Pioneers
The High Prairie Pioneers 4-H club hosted a tour with 15 members and parents. Members displayed dairy cows sheep hogs beef calves dairy foods clothing and garden projects. County Agent Lester Griffith assisted with judging and about 48 projects were shown. Gary Morton reported.
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Officials Named For Election Posts At Chanute Polling Places
City Clerk Howard Parsons lists election officials for the Chanute Aug 5 primary. Each ward and precinct provides receiving boards, judges, and clerks including Josie Siler Katie Montague Ethel Johnson Eva Disney Hazel McFarland Evelyn Lovett and many others across First Second Third and Fourth Wards with named individuals serving in receiving counting and judge roles.
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Vera Frederick
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Louise Gill
Ruth Campbell
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Ethel Green
Helen Taylor
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Louise Coonrod
Bessie. Muker
Four Scouts Honored with Order of the Arrow
Four local boys were chosen for the Order of the Arrow at Camp Wilderness: Larry Seefeldt Troop 25 Pat Cathers and Gene Wolfe Troop 3 and J Long of Humboldt. The ceremony followed OA join criteria of camping days and First Class rank. A Lucky Beginners 4-H tour Sunday featured numerous demonstrations and projects from 36 attendees.
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Only Light Fails Not Landing Gear
A warning light failure caused 23 people to fear a landing emergency as Central Airlines flight crew attempted a safe approach in Joplin Missouri. Pilot Glenn Cox contacted air traffic control and requested standby emergency procedures when the gear signal failed to illuminate during descent.
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Alley Rescue After Plane Malfunctions Over Belmar
Flight DC-3 operated by Alien Signal Corps on a Kansas City to Little Rock route circled Belmar New Jersey after an engine problem. Passengers Joyce Moore and Tommy Moore were injured. Carolyn Moore and Cloyce Moore were unconscious. The crew quickly landed at the airport and resumed the flight. Stewardess Jean Mehaffery was praised for calm handling.
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Radio Waves Bounced Off Moon From Fort Huachuca Team
Army signal corps technicians and Collins Radio Co claim to have bounced ultra high frequency radio teletype messages off the moon and back to earth. They sent a test from Fort Huachuca to Encino New Mexico using the moon as a passive relay.
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Rumor Swirls Over Iran's Next Queen
London AP reports Lilly Mythra Fallah an 18 year old Iranian girl from Teheran eyed as future queen. She may travel to Paris for a wedding trousseau with the Shah, who outsiders say is considering marriage to succeed Queen Soraya. Tehran denied any decision.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Attend International Convention in New York
Four members of the Chanute group Jan et Starr Helen Kennedy Arlene Hurley and Erma Nicklin depart for the international convention in New York City from July 27 to August 3. Arlene Hurley the group’s presiding minister announced plans of the delegates and said all local meetings are canceled from July 23 to August 8.
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Two More Victims Of Closet Trap
Two more children died Wednesday from being trapped in a stifling clothes closet, bringing the total deaths to four. The children were trapped when the door handle fell off the closet where they were playing as their mother Mrs Cardie McDade returned home and found the scene.
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New Facts Disclosed About Atlas Missile Propulsion System
CANOGA PARK Calif AP new facts disclosed about the Air Force Atlas missile propulsion cluster of liquid propellant engines includes a twin chamber booster sustainer and two stabilizing engines. The thrust power of the system designed by Rockwell adds to the undisclosed performance details.
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First B52G jet bomber rolls off Boeing line
The B52G jet bomber, capable of flying half the globe without refueling, rolled off the production line at Boeing in Wichita. Boeing claims the plane is in the 650 mph class, climbs above 50,000 feet, and surpasses its predecessor’s 6,000 mile range, with aviation writers estimating up to 10,000 miles.
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Old Telephone Book Not Safe for Savings
Philadelphia AP reports Mrs Peter J Maida turned the 1957 directory over to a kitchen note as the newspaper copy intertwines a quirky item about a telephone directory and a chicken a la king recipe. The piece fuses consumer life with culinary detail in a period style.
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