Reds Offer Counter Truce Plan at Panmunjom
At Panmunjom the United Nations and Communist negotiators met for 1 hour 13 minutes as the Korean Republic delegate boycotted. The Reds proposed a counter to the Allies revised truce plan amid ongoing POW exchange talks and North Korea’s continued opposition to any plan leaving Korea divided. South Korean officials stressed Korea’s unity and Reds' removal from North Korea as a condition for real peace, warning the current talks face a critical moment.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
Panmunjom
Republic of Korea
U. N. Command
Seoul
Karl Hong Ki
U.S
U.N
North Korea
South Korea
United States
Ear
Syngman Rhee
U. S
Karl
United Nations
Choi Duk Shin
Edwards embezzlement trial postponed again
The embezzlement case of Joseph L. Edwards, 146 Forest Hill, in Circuit Court is delayed for the third time as Edwards seeks a writ of mandamus to force release of records. Prosecutor James T. Riley alleges four counts of embezzlement from Highway Commission funds. trial awaits Supreme Court decision.
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Joseph L. Edwards
Forest Hill
Circuit Court
Guy Lone
James T. Riley
Edwards
State Supreme Court
Riley
Edwin C. Orr
Columbia
Supreme Court
High Court
Highway Commission
Cole County Home Economics Clubs Picnic Planned
More than 100 women from 23 extension clubs are expected to attend the Cole Home Economics Clubs annual picnic at Mt. Hope Extension Clubhouse. The event opens at 10 a.m. Friday with a covered dish lunch at noon and a special program.
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Cole County
Extension Clubs
Cole Home Economics Clubs
Mt. Hope Extension
Weather Forecast for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Scattered thundershowers possible today or tonight with high temperatures. Details include Missouri River readings near Jefferson City Hermann Osage Lake of the Ozarks and river level changes through Thursday and into Friday with varying rises and falls.
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Jefferson City
Missour
Missouri River
Kansas City
Jefferson Cuny
Hermann
Osage
Lake of the Ozarks
Army Worm Reports Pour Into Cole Ag Office
Army worm reports continue to flood the Cole County extension office amid new worm waves across area crops. Farmers spraying report high kill rates while concerns rise over toxephane shortages and rising chemical prices affecting BACA Airline and other growers.
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Cole County
Hall
Callaway
BACA
J. Raymond Brummer
Alvin Lehmen
Osage Bend
Maurice Markway
Wardsville
Timothy
Roy Stockman
al Hoerner
Leo Kuebler
Jefferson City
Typhoid Vaccine Saves Children From Brain Fever
Doctors Evelynne G. Knouf of South Pasadena and Albert G. Bower of Pasadena report 50 recoveries from encephalitis after measles, using typhoid vaccine injections over two weeks to four months. The patients were previously deemed hopeless, with risks of lasting brain damage or mental decline.
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New York
California
Evelynne G. Knouf
South Pasadena
Albert G. Bower
Pasadena
American Medical Association
Ag Department Reorganization Approved During Eisenhower Era
The House approved President Eisenhower's Agriculture Department reorganization plan, allowing its immediate effect. Secretary Benson pledged no radical changes soon and outlined possible internal reviews to decide future shifts. The plan creates three assistant secretaries and aims to centralize control to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Benson named John H. Davis Romeo E. Short and Richard D. Aplin as likely appointees.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Benson
John H. Davis
Department
Romeo E. Short
Foreign Agriculture Service
Richard D. Aplin
65 Cole Countians Attend Dairy Meeting
About 65 Cole Countians dairy farmers and families attended a meeting at the Recreation Center sponsored by Surge Milking Company. The program highlighted pit type milking with films on modern buildings milking equipment and direct milk transfer into cans or coolers. A pit-type milking machine and an automatic can cooler were displayed and a farm safety film shown. Arnold Lenz represented the sponsor and presided.
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Cole
Surge Milking Company
Arnold Lenz
Auto Crash on W High St Causes 285 Damage
Police said an auto driven by George Miller, 27, of 913 E Capitol Ave, rear ended a car driven by Lillian Doris Shults, 32, of 419 E Capitol Ave, in the 200 block of W High St at 5 14 p m yesterday. Damage estimated at 85 to Miller and 100 to Shults.
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George Miller
Capitol Ave
Lillian Doris Shults
W. High St
Miller
Shults
ROK Forces Fail to Drive Reds From Key Area
South Korean troops backed by Allied fighter bombers attacked on the Eastern Front but could not dislodge North Korean forces clinging to a narrow strip along the front. The 12th Division counterattacked four times to push them from Lake the Gook's Castle area, only for the North to retake the position hours later.
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ROK
Seoul
Lake the Gook’s Castle
Eighth Army
Kumhwa
Big Nori
Old Baldy
T-Bone Hill
Fifth Air Force
Luke's Castle
Carson
Elko
Vegas Hills
Red Cross Announces 15-Hour Water Safety Class
The Cole County American Red Cross chapter reports a 15 hour water safety class for instructors starts at 9 a m on Monday at Memorial Pool. James Nordstrom will conduct the course and graduates will become Red Cross water safety instructors. Enrollees must hold a Senior Life Saving Certificate and be at least 18. Contact Mrs James Gibbs at 1102 E Dunklin St or call 6 9703.
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Memorial Pool
Cole County
American Red Cross
James Nordstrom
Red Cross
James Gibbs
E. Dunklin St
Gibbs
Red Cross Chapter
Holts Summit Youth’s Condition Still Serious
Tommy Joe Drinkard a 10 year old Holts Summit boy remained in serious condition at St Marys Hospital last night and had shown some improvement Attendants say he has regained consciousness periodically He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Drinkard and was injured when he ran in front of an auto driven by Jackson Mc Daniels Jr 16 Holts Summit on Highway 54 Tuesday according to state highway patrol His injuries included a skull fracture a compound fracture of the right leg head lacerations and shock
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Tommy Joe Drinkard
Holts Summit
St. Mary's Hospital
Paul Drinkard
Jackson McDaniels, Jr
State
Senate blocked move to grant firing powers to three agency heads
Washington June 3 Democrats blocked a plan to give the State Commerce and Justice heads blanket firing powers over about 75 000 employees. Republicans failed to secure a two thirds tally 36 to 36 on a party line vote.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
Senate Republicans
Sen
Carlson
R-Kans
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate Civil Service Committee
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Monroney
D-Okla
Eisenhower
House
Senate
U. S
Mills accuses officials of lobbying law breach in tax debate
Rep. Mills charges treasury officials may have violated anti lobbying laws by seeking business groups support for an excess profits tax extension. Chairman Reed warns he will refer any proven violations to the Justice Department. The hearing follows warnings to the Treasury secretary and reports of group withdrawals and reconsiderations after talks with Humphrey.
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Washington
Mills
D-Ark
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Daniel A. Reed
R-Ny
Department of Justice
Reed
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Tragic Balloon Toy Death of Vega Boy in Kansas City
Charles Vega, five, youngest child of Mr and Mrs Victor Vega of Kansas City, died from strangulation when a toy balloon lodged in his throat at home. The father said the balloon was bought just minutes before the accident.
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Kansas City
Charles Vega
Victor Vega
Rosenbergs Reject Confession as Execution Looms
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg vow no confession and claim history will vindicate them. They say a government offer to trade life for guilty pleas was rejected and that their execution is imminent at Sing Sing on June 18 for conspiring to pass atomic secrets to the Soviet Union.
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Ossining
Atom
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
America
Soviet
Russia
Rosenberg
Emanuel Bloch
James V. Bennett
Donnelly Hopes Redbirds Glove Aids in Bills Fight
Governor Donnelly received an autographed baseball glove from the St. Louis Cardinals. He said the gift would help him field fast pitches in the final batch of bills passed by Missouri lawmakers last week.
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Gov. Donnelly
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinals
Donnelly
Missouri
Senate backs China ban from United Nations
The Senate approved a declaration by a 76 to 0 vote stating the Communist Chinese Government should not be admitted to UN membership. President Eisenhower, after opposing a tougher boycott, supported the declaration and urged leaders to back it.
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Washington
Senate
China
United Nations
Eisenhower
White House
Stevenson’s Quip Ends Anti-U.S. Denunciation in Lebanon
Adlai Stevenson visiting a refugee camp north of Beirut calms a hostile protest led by Jabbour Sabbagh. The refugee chief shifts from defiance to courtesy after Stevenson’s polite response and a shared cigarette, as Stevenson tours Lebanon during a world trip.
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Stevenson
U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
Adlai Stevenson
Jabbour Sabbagh
Bassa
Acre
Sabbagh
B29 Crash In Idaho Kills Pilot as 13 Escape Injuries
In Mountain Home Idaho a B 29 bomber struck a power line and crashed after takeoff. Thirteen of fourteen airmen escaped with noncritical injuries while one crewmember died in the burning wreckage Captain George Russell Roche 29 aircraft commander identified as the deceased. He leaves a wife Helen Roche of Boise and parents Henry L Roche and Anna May Brown of Columbus Ohio.
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Mountain Home
Idaho
Air Force
George Russell Roche
Helen Roche
Boise
Henry L. Roche
Anna May Brown
Columbus
City businessmen tour MU Farm in Columbia today
Ten Jefferson City civic leaders and businessmen will tour the University of Missouri south extension farm in Columbia today. Ray Wheeler, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce agriculture committee, organized the event and the group will gather at 4 p.m. at the extension office in the county courthouse.
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Jefferson City
Columbia
Eisenhower vows no appeasement in television address
President Eisenhower in his first TV address from the White House pledges no settlement with the Communists on appeasement and warns against a general war. He says the nation will keep its temper and build strength, stressing the horrors of modern war and national resolve. The remarks were delivered with Cabinet members present.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Munich
White House
Air Force
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Oveta Culp Hobby
No charge to be filed in Pulaski killing case
Waynesville June 3 Special Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney Wayne Waldo said he will not file charges against 16 year old Mrs Trene Manes in the fatal shooting of her 34 year old husband Chad Franklin Manes. A coroner jury ruled the death caused by a 22 caliber bullet fired by the wife during a farm home incident near Duke. The only other person present was Mrs Manes brother Donnie Brandit 14 who testified she fired after Manes attacked her. Funeral services for Manes were held at Duke Church of God and he was buried at Watts Cemetery. The article also references Eisenhower remarks on defense spending and tax policy.
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Hall
BACA
Callaway Bottoms
Cole County
Missouri Farmers Association Exchange
Farm Bureau
Waynesville
Pulaski County
Wayne Waldo
Trene Manes
Chad Franklin Manes
Duke
Ft. Leonard Wood Military Reservation
Manes
Donnie Brandit
Young Brandit
Brandit
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Russia
Treasury
Mendes France Faces Delay in Premier Confirmation Vote
Paris June 3 The French National Assembly delayed its vote on Pierre Mendes France to allow more time for speeches. Assembly recesses until 9 30 am as Mendes France prepares to answer questions in a general discussion that has lasted since early afternoon. Odds of confirmation about fifty percent.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Pierre
Mendes- France
MoPac Trustee Aide Quizzed at Hearing
At an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Washington on June 3 an Alleghany Corp attorney cross examined P. J. Neff chief executive of the Missouri Pacific System trustee. Neff estimated the 1955 net income around 14 million dollars versus 18.6 million in 1952. The hearing reviews whether the 1949 reorganization plan should be revised given changed conditions. Alleghany owns nearly 50 percent of Missouri Pacific stock.
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Washington
Alleghany Corp
Missouri Pacific Railroad System
John L. J. Hart
Alleghany
P. J. Neff
Missouri Pacific System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Neff
Missouri Pacific
Queen Elizabeth II Visits War-Torn London Districts
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip toured a dingy London dock area where residents had pooled pennies to celebrate her coronation. Crowds surged through police lines as the royal couple greeted ecstatic locals before a state banquet with leaders including Gen. George C. Marshall and Prime Ministers of the Commonwealth.
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London
Duke of Edinburgh
George C. Marshal
Matthew B. Ridgway
Adm
Lynde McCormack
U. N
Day- Hammarskjold
Rate hike approved for Laclede Gas customers
The State Public Service Commission approved gas rate increases for Laclede Gas Company affecting 400,000 customers in St. Louis and St. Louis County. The change, effective next Sunday, raises the annual revenue by 2.5 million dollars and boosts the average gas bill by 8.3 percent.
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Laclede Gas Company
St. Louis
St. Louis County
State Public Service Commission
Laclede
Churchill Gives Hussars A Large Imperial Cigar
Prime Minister Churchill toasted the Queen's Own Hussars escorting him in the coronation procession by presenting each officer and NCO with a large imperial looking cigar as a keepsake.
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London
Churchill
Hussars
No. 16 Downing Street
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Princess Margaret
Queen Elizabeth II
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Spurn
Justice Department
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Bennett
Herbert Brownell
Redbirds
Pulaski
Waldo
Mendes
France
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