Eisenhower says air cover vital for invasion plans
Former president Eisenhower cautions no invasion can succeed without adequate air cover if opposing air power exists. He links the Cuba abortive invasion to this view and urges setting a date to resume nuclear testing, while attending a Cincinnati visit and a $100 plate dinner with Sen. Thruston Morton as the lead speaker.
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Father Dose of Ice Cream Warns Father and Son
In Middletown Ohio Sgt Carl Ennis says he will heed his son Chris six warnings after the boy bit his ice cream bar and the sergeant swallowed part of it The boy cried and warned that he had a loose tooth The unrelated defense story notes NSA employee William H Covington missing from Delaware Park race track near Wilmington and later located not under arrest with a brief return to work after medical leave.
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Missing Clerk Found at Race Track
A clerk who disappeared last week has been found at a race track. Washington AP reports the missing person is now located and authorities have been notified. The advertisement notes appear to be unrelated to the incident.
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Flood Control Projects Urged By Kansans
A Missouri Kansas delegation asked Congress for 52 million in flood control funds for Kansas and Missouri for the budget year starting July 1, with projects across the Kansas River Basin and Missouri River channels including Topeka Merriam and Pomona planning and construction items as well as Rathbun Iowa.
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Rathbun
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Indian Age 108 Dies Of Natural Causes
Lydia Sleeper an Omo Indian reported to be 108 years old died of natural causes in Lakeport California according to AP reporting. The death closes a long life noted for longevity and ties to local Native American community.
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Rest home report notes Lydia Mauldin's large family
Lake County historian Henry Mauldin described Lydia Mauldin as someone who had been married several times and, in her words, had many, many great and great-great grandchildren. The account appears in a Monday night feature about local heritage.
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Two Men Held on Defrauding Charge in Missouri
Two Illinois men Victor Ronald Bellefeuille and Kenneth George Wick are jailed in Macon County Missouri on a defrauding charge for operating a bad check scheme that defrauded owners of a safe barn at New Cambria. They admitted the scheme spanned Kansas Missouri Wisconsin and Illinois and says money was spent on women and liquor.
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Missouri
Macon County
New Cambria
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Victor Ronald Bellefeuille
Lake Bluff
Kenneth George Wick
Highland Park
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Wisconsin
Withdrawn BirchExposure Its Withdrawn
Washington AP reports that The Life of John Birch was pulled from the 24th Infantry Division in Germany troop information. The American Opinion is off division newsstands as discretion rather than a ban. No major change to the pro blue indoctrination program is noted despite Gen Walker’s removal. The birch figure is linked to wartime death in China. Water buffalo wander Lao airport landing strip.
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Chanute Tribune Pq June 13 1941
Chanute Tribune report dated June 13 1941 covers local news and notices from Chanute Kansas with brief items on community events and public notices, detailing civic matters and upcoming meetings in a concise town desk style.
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