Rhee Bids for Mutual Defense Pact
Washington AP report says President Syngman Rhee urged President Eisenhower to sign a four point agreement promising a mutual defense pact and future military and economic aid to South Korea in exchange for dropping opposition to UN truce terms. The proposal would include a pledge to defend Korea, large ongoing aid, and a plan to withdraw foreign forces once a peace accord is in place.
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Greenfield Trial Jury Selection Opens in Historic Dedication
The Greenfield trial enters jury selection amid a ceremonial dedication of the Mormon Pioneer Memorial Bridge spanning the Missouri near Omaha. State and church leaders, including Gov. Berdsley and David O. McKay, led a multiday observance with parades, a cemetery dedication, a history pageant, and the unveiling of trail plaques near the bridge site.
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Nebraska
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Maxi Marti
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HL. Karver
North Omaha Tidge Commission
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Marvin G. Sehmidd
Ehademun
Curl M. Reinart Sol
Creighton University
Joseph Vielling Smith
Mormon Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Gordon C. Young
Brigham Young Family Associations
Mark McCallum
Omaha Council of Churches
Warns of Possible Liquor Raids Here
Iowa law enforcement considers raids on local taverns after reports of alcohol sales during a feverish period. Sheriff and chief deputies discuss search warrants and coordinated actions as investigators monitor tavern compliance and respond to community concerns.
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Fennily
Cone
Leo Hang
Iowa
Sherif Gay Stuelke
Red Oak Man Dies in Highway Crash
Chivonee 2, Havans, 43, of Rot Oul dies Monday at the WIE Hospital from injuries after a motor vehicle accident. His widow is hospitalized at DeWitt with back injuries.
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Monidliy Atthewie Hospital
Hides
DeWitt
Iowa Traffic Deaths By the Assaulted Dress
A compact 1983 item reflects on traffic fatalities linked to a dress style noted in Iowa records. The brief notes a notable June 1 event with references to earlier 1954 incidents, tying fashion trends to road safety concerns and public interest.
Pusey to Head Harvard University
Former Council Bluffs resident Dr Nathan Pusey named Harvard University president designate succeeding Dr James Conant. Pusey, 58, has led Lawrence College Appleton Wisconsin for nine years and is cited for liberal arts education reform and teaching revivals. He is married to Ann Woodward of Council Bluffs and has deep ties to American academia.
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Associated Press
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Germany
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New York City
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Claremont
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Midddleton
Hue Mainlies
Croc
Tr. Pu
Ann Woodward
Carlton Woodward
Canned Bluffs
John Pusey
Ives
2Lliot
Council Bluffs Man Drowns in Georgia
Timmy Welsh, 89, of Council Bluffs, died while swimming near Ashburn, Georgia. He worked in a clothing factory by Ashburn and was a resident of Colonel Tufts. Survived by widow Thilda, son Jimmy, mother Mrs. Nellig Welsh, sister Mrs. Louise Robinson, brothers Myek and Srl, and grandmother Mrs. Georgianne Cole, all of Council Bluffs. Services arranged by Ronald Cullin.
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Tunby Ave
Ratavilay
Ashburn
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Jimmy Jl
Cotuneil
Nellig Welsh
Louise Robinsons
Myek
Ronald Fi
Georgianne Cole
Cornell Bluffs
Ranalel
Kogey
Man Admits Killing Nebraska Patrolman in North Platte
James LeRoy Fish, 27, an itinerant worker, will face first degree murder charges in Lincoln County after admitting he fatally shot State Safety Patrolman Vernon Ralls, 28, on the eastern outskirts of North Platte. A 500-strong posse, 80 National Guardsmen and 14 airplanes aided the manhunt for Fish and Harvey A. Lovke, 31, of Albion, Ind., who were picked up for speeding before the shooting.
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North Platte
Neb
Dagree Nurder
Lincoln County
TG. Malintosh
James LeRoy Fish
Vernon Ralls
Alls
Four in Family Have Tonsillectomies to Get It Over With
The Spencer Vincent family from 545 Twenty ninth Ave saw four of five children undergo tonsillectomies at Jennie Edmundson Hospital on Monday. Judith Ann 10 Linda Dean 7 Barbara 6 and Melvin 3 were among the patients. Rita Diane 14 remains the other child. Vincent said they chose a mass procedure to finish it quickly and the children looked forward to recovering with plenty of ice cream after the hospital visit.
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Spencer Vincent
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Judith Ann
Linda Dean
Barbara
Melvin
Mir
Twentyninth Ave
Fine Weather to Continue Tuesday in Council Bluffs
A dry cool air from Canada will move into the Council Bluffs area Tuesday keeping conditions sunny and mild. Highs near 86 expected, overnight lows around 67, with May totaling 2 inches of precipitation and 75 percent of possible sunshine.
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Canada
Gulf of Mexico
W Weatherman
Lingering Illness Threatens Eden's Post
Lingering illness casts doubt on Anthony Eden's ability to stay prime minister and may force Churchill to name a new foreign secretary. Thelen undergoes a third major operation in the United States, delaying Eden's political timetable and heightening concerns among backers about R. A. Butler's potential rise.
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Anthony Widen
Chivchill
Churchill
Thelen
United States
Richard Bartley Channing Cattell
Lahey
Bastery
Tyan
Sie
Winston
Church
Stile
Balwyn Lloyd
Nden
R. A. Butler
Theechequer
Three Injured in Red Oak Collision
A crash on Highway SW seven miles east of Red Oak injures three people. Charles Wiliam Kyger, 68, of Indianapolis, and Md Lehman, 43, of Emerson, were in one car. Wygar, 69, was hospitalized for facial lacerations, and another passenger, Mrs Hithel Weaver, 63, of Indianapolis, suffered a concussion.
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Charles Wiliam Kyger
Indianapolis
MD Lehman
Emerson
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Tda
Kuiwer
Rgger
Hithel Weaver
Ammonia Gas Fog Forces Evacuations In Seaton Addition
A heavy fog of anhydrous ammonia from a 33 000 gallon tank at the Ameniated Ferrizer Plant chased about seventy four residents from their beds in Seaton Addition early Monday. Firemen evacuated people in the east town section as crews repaired a valve leak and dispersed gas. Wind shifts and a limited alarm could not reach all areas. residents returned home by 6 pm with some irritation but no serious injuries reported.
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Missouri Valley
Seaton Addition
Hugh Frey
Valley Mill
Highway 75
Riley
Thousands stake out claims for coronation day in London
London crowds gathered along the coronation route days before the event. Queen Elizabeth accepted honors and met Commonwealth leaders as Buckingham Palace prepared. The city bristled with festivity while security guarded the crown and Abbey ceremony setup amid bedrolls and hammocks of waiting queues.
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Churchill
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Margaret
Verushand Wes
Elizabeth
Ali Hon
Pakistan
Five drown when boat capsizes in Missouri River
Five Omahans died when a 16 foot hunting boat capsized in the Missouri River about 24 miles southeast of the city. Two other persons were rescued. Names identified include Ann Boeck 88 and Catherine Politica 23. A Cornell Bluffs couple witnessed the tragedy and aided survivors as rescuers were alerted.
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Nefate
Missouri River
Yai
Here
Ann Bocak
Wesley Napravinsky
Jeannie
Joseph
iValenta
Catherine
Joh Boeek
Ann
Lar Vonne Tusegol
Karl Russell
Omana
Boeck
Vines
Missouri
Rlocek
Julionne
Cornell Bluffs
Dennis Green
Sharon Mnotek
Dennis
Richard W.grean
Min
Mr. Green
African Tribal Prince Falls Off Radio Tower
A Nigerian student Mashood Ombisi Ajala, 24, fell about 435 feet from a radio tower near Los Angeles after perched for nearly 13 hours. He cried out in pain as immigration officers aided him for first aid.
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Los Angeles
Mashood Ombisi Ajala
Dulles proposes new agency to handle foreign aid policy
President Eisenhower urged Congress to reorganize foreign aid and information operations under close State Department guidance. The Mutual Security Administration would become the Foreign Operations Administration, with Harold Stassen to lead. four reorganization plans were submitted, including transfer of air subsidies and a shift to a three member council under state oversight.
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Dulles
WASHINGTON /P
Eisenhower
Overseas Information Agency
Mutual Security Administration
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Congress
White House
Counaid
Jsconomic Advisers
Att Yoo
State Department
advi/International Information Adminsory
Listration
Voice of Heads
America
Ecel
Civil Revol Foreign Aid Agency
Robert Lamanthes Bear
Johnson
Mitital Security
Humphrey Backs Ike Tax Plan Ahead of Committee
Secretary Humphrey argued before the House Ways and Means Committee that extending the excess profits tax would be unsafe for national economic security. He urged a six month extension of the business profits tax beyond June 30, aligning with President Eisenhower’s proposal. The committee has opposed the extension, and Humphrey urged support to avoid inflation and protect the dollar. Weather notes from London forecast cool, showery Coronation Day conditions with gusty northerlies.
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Washington
Treasury
Humphrey
House Committee
Jumphrey
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means ‘Committee
London
Final atom blast in LAS VEGAS postponed by weather
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the final blast of its spring series in Las Vegas until before dawn Tuesday due to adverse weather. It had been set for Monday morning.
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Las. Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Honorary Degrees Awarded at Simpson College Ceremony
Simpson College conferred honorary degrees during its commencement exercises on Sunday Part 3. Giddens, president of Hamline University St Paul Minn. Dr Lyle A Weed Rochester Minn. and F Gerald Ensley Des Moines bishop of the Iowa area of the Methodist Church were named.
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Giddens
Hamline Lniversity
St. Paul
Minn
Lyle A. Weed
Rochester
F. Gerald Ensley
Des Moines
Bishon
Lown
Methodist Church
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