Missionary Finds No Proof in Dead Sea Sodom Claim
Jordanian antiquities chief says Dr. Ralph Baney and his American team offered no photographic material or evidence for locating two lost cities under the Dead Sea. Baney claimed underwater remnants and structures but officials dispute the findings and note earlier, nonconfirming photographs.
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Amman
Jordan
Dead Sea
Sodom
Gomorrah
Diya Rifai
Baney
John Harding
Antiquities
Global Briefs From Asia To Africa On A Range Of Uproar
The dispatches report Panama’s election returns delayed amid tension with Ricardo Arias Espinosa leading Roberto Chiari by about 200 votes. Eisenhower donates a golf trophy to the America Japan Society. Chou En Lai and Chen Yi start a four day visit to North Vietnam. About 100 laborers oppose martial law in Seoul demanding wealth confiscation from profiteering businessmen. In Johannesburg, 21 white women held under emergency rules threaten a hunger strike awaiting charges or release.
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Panama
Ricardo Arias Esponsosa
Roberto Chiari
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Chen Yi
Jin Hanoi
Nam
Peiping
Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Johannesburg
South Africa
South Korea Assembly invites Eisenhower to address during June visit
The South Korean National Assembly agreed to invite President Eisenhower to speak during his June 22 visit to Korea. Ottawa reports Foreign Secretary Howard Green warned the U S aerial spy incident highlights the need for a world disarmament accord and cautioned that another such case could trigger a nuclear war.
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South Korean National Assembly
Eisenhower
Korea
Ottawa
Howard Green
U.S
Little Girl Rescues Four Small Children
A 12 year old girl ran into a burning building in East St. Louis and saved four small children. She could not reach their infant brother who died. Ida Belle Buchanan a Negro sixth grade student was returning from school when smoke poured from the top floor. She guided the four sisters to safety and then attempted to reach the baby. Fire Chief Gerald M Fallon said the mother was away when the fire started.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
Ida Belle Buchanan
Gerald M. Fallon
Humboldt Observes Mother's Day Across Churches
Humboldt churches marked Mother's Day with services led by Rev. Elmer of St. Paul at St. Joseph's, a Living Rosary by children, and a crowning of the Blessed Mother by Judy Magill attended by Madelene Ostrander and Ann Hess. At Assembly of God, Mrs. Richard Doty was named Queen for Mother's Day with Loetta Doty, 10, as winner. First Baptist gave corsages to mothers. Mrs. Ervin Headley also named in attendance.
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Humboldt
St. Joseph's Church
Elmer
St. Paul
Mother
Judy Magill
Madelene Ostrander
Ann Hess
Richard Doty
Dewey Clements
Frank Stevens
Orville, Mason
Lin Lewis
Christian Church
Howard Houdashelt
Walter Naff
Dwight Lewis
Gene Taylor
Humboldt Methodist Church
Charles Bardwell
God
Kenneth Gibson
Richard Rogers
United Presbyterian Church
Robert Sharp
Robert E. Osborne
Robert Hiller
William Towles
Bertha Griffitts
Lola
Minnie Towles
Junior High Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
First Baptist Church
Arthur Solomon
Albert Middendorf
Linda
Ray Middendorf
David
Minnie Munson
Dave Munson
Nellie Kester
Barbara
Bridget
Marty
Wichita
Diana Osborn
Ottawa
Charles Bartholomew
Ernie Eskelin
Assembly of God
Ray Eskelin
Sioux City
Iowa
St. Petersburg
Fla
Not a Candidate in 1960 O'Mahoney Withdraws
Joseph C. O'Mahoney 75 notified party leaders Monday he will not seek reelection this year. He suffered a stroke in June 1959 shaping his decision and political plans.
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Een Aes Wye
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
O'Mahoney
Teller urges underground shelters to save most people
Dr. Edward Teller told the Midwest Research Institute meeting that building underground shelters within walking distance of all citizens could save the majority even in a worst case nuclear war. He urged storage for food surpluses and argued fallout fears are exaggerated. He also predicted space nuclear tests to observe effects from up to ten miles away.
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Kansas City
Edward Teller
Midwest Research Institute
Dr. Teller
Teller
University of Cali
Earth
Postmark Shows Christmas Greeting on May 4 Card
Stanton B. Patterson paid postage on a stamp and found a Merry Christmas wish from 1968 in Albany. The card bore a May 4 postmark at Albany.
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Albany
N.Y
Stanton B. Patterson
Theard
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