Eisenhower Urges Free Nations Unite Amid Korean Tension
President Eisenhower addressed the National Junior Chamber of Commerce in Minneapolis urging unity among free nations to counter Communist aggression. He defended military spending cuts, warned against going it alone, and framed the United Nations as a dual forum seen differently by Communists and the free world. The trip includes stops in North Dakota New Hampshire and New York as part of a five day tour.
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Syngman Rhee
North
South Korea
Eisenhower
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Washington
North Dakota
South Dakota
New Hampshire
New York
White House
Minneapolis
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Germany
United Nations
Taft
U. N
Ohio
United States
European Defense Organization
Free Nations
Large Crowd Greets Ike at Minot North Dakota
President Eisenhower arrived by plane from Minneapolis and planned overnight in Minot with two more speeches ahead at Garrison Dam and Mount Rushmore. A large, staunchly Republican crowd lined streets from the airport to the hotel where he would stay.
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Minot
N. D
Eisenhower
Minneapolis
Garrison Dam
Mt. Rushmore
Rapid City
S. C
Weather forecast for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Weather summary for Jefferson City and central Missouri notes warm, fair conditions with high near 85 to 90 today. Forecast includes hourly temps and river readings for Missouri River tributaries near Boonville Hermann and Osage River with overnight lows around the upper 60s to upper 70s and daytime highs in the 80s.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Mercienseses
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Jefferson CY
Hermann
Osage River
Lake of the Ozarks
Thomas
Taft Leaves Floor Duties as Knowland Takes Senate Lead
Sen. Robert A. Taft disclosed a serious hip ailment and will relinquish day to day floor leadership of Senate Republicans. Sen. Knowland of California became acting leader as Taft, hobbling on crutches, will stay on as majority leader in name while medical treatments proceed.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate Republicans
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Taft
Blood Drive Plans Surface As Donor Registrations Lag
Cole County officials push to reach a 600 pint goal as the Bloodmobile opens at noon at the Methodist Church for a three day drive. 231 people had registered for appointments to give blood on the first day with transportation and volunteer coordination announced to boost turnout.
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Cole County
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Louise Campf
American Red Cross
Roy Lone Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Emasse
Jefferson City Automobile Dealers’ Association
Worcester
Mass
Missouri
Benson Wood
Fairmount Ct
Margaret S. Dallmeyer
Wood
Joseph R. Nacy
Dallmeyer
William Sappenfield
Arthur Hohenstreet
First Aid Committee
Julius Meyerhardt
Home Service
Jean Duensing
W. Noland Chappell
Mildred Gholson
Sam Cook
Arthur Trippensee
H. S. Haralson
Leonard Wood Council
Capital City Man Discovers Stray Oil Drum
Hub Miller of the Highway 50 Drive In reported finding a stray 30 gallon drum of oil just east of his business. The black drum with orange heads is painted with Well Drillers Oil. The State Patrol asks the owner to contact Miller to recover the drum, which may have fallen from a passing truck.
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Highway Patrol
Hub Miller
Miler
Miller
Water pressure again drops on Green Berry Road
Residents on Green Berry Road report ongoing low water pressure during heat, with some receiving only a pencil-thin stream. Capital City Water Company president Walter Helmreich says crews checked pipes and cites high water use in hot weather. a new pipeline had been connected previously.
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Green Berry Rd
Walter Helmreich
Capital City Water Company
Helmreich
H. P
Pete) Lauf
Green
Hume Duval
G. W. Scheppers
Duvals
Senate OKs Foreign Aid Bill Despite Reductions
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a 5.312 billion foreign aid program, trimming Eisenhower’s request by 162 million. Major military and economic aid items cleared, signaling early admin support. Substantial cuts are anticipated in the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Wiley called a favorable path and a likely report to the Senate next week.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Wiley
White House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Stassen
Massachusetts Tornado Toll Rises to 86 in Worcester Area
Worcester Mass as 2 000 National Guardsmen aided night patrols after a massive tornado plowed through Central Massachusetts. Officials pegged injuries at 800 and homelessness at 2 500 while damage was estimated at 50 million dollars. The disaster area was declared and emergency loans opened.
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Worchester
Mass
New England
Massachusetts
Irving Kats
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Eisenhower
Christian Herter
Electric Company
Civil
Worcester
Shrewsbury
Westboro
Northboro
Rutland
Barre
Southboro
Holden
George Bulgarelli
U. S
Pittsfield
Massachusetts Berkshires
Flint
Michigan
Michigan and
Ohio
Letter From Father Killed in Korean War Moves North
In Columbus Georgia a letter from Sgt Terrell Anderson written to his three year old son Michael reaches its destination amid news of a possible cease fire in Korea The letter expresses a father's desire for his son to serve his country if needed and to grow up with values and duty.
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Columbus
Korea
Columbus Ledger
Terrell Anderson
Joyce Anderson
Phoenix City
Ala
Terry Michael
Michael
Patricia
Mike
Donnelly Signs Bill for Missouri Government Study
Gov. Phil M. Donnelly signed a bill creating a 12 member bi partisan commission to study Missouri's executive departments. The panel, four from the House, four from the Senate, four appointed by the governor, must report by January 1955 and exclude judicial and legislative branches.
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Phil M. Donnelly
Missouri
Hoover Commission
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Donnelly
Commission
Swiss Shift Position May Take Truce Role
Swiss officials moved toward serving on a five nation POW repatriation commission as truce talks progress. U N Command delegates split visits to Tokyo and Panmunjom. South Korea’s Maj Gen Choi Duk Shin boycotts sessions while Swiss stance shifts to avoid armistice delay. Prime Minister Nehru signals India may supervise repatriation if agreed. President Rhee proposes U S forces remain in Korea to deter aggression.
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Munsan
U. N. Command
Tokyo
U. N
Panmunjom
William K. Harrison Jr
U. S
John C. Daniel
Egbert Glenn
Ralph M. Osborne
Choi Duk Shin
Switzerland
Sweden
India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Red
Peiping Red Radio
Washington
United States
Korea
Erik Boheman
State Department
South Korea
Max Petitpierre
Bern
Nehru
United Nations Command
Syngman Rhee
United Nations
Panmunjam
Rhee
Eisen‘hower
Scions Told Atomic Tests Have Not Caused Tornadoes
Congressmen said atomic tests did not cause tornado outbreaks as experts testified no link exists. Rep Madden asked for a House inquiry, but Chairman Short said weather causation is outside his panel’s jurisdiction. Senate Atomic Energy Chair Cole called such an investigation a wasted effort.
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Washington
Madden
House Armed Services Committee
Short
R-Mo
W. Sterling Cole
RNY
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Scant Hope Seen for Heat Relief in Missouri
Kansas City June 10 Hopes for relief from the Missouri heat spell are scant with temperatures near 100. A cool front steadies only the northeast where a 99 degree reading tied the all time high. Springfield 95 and most of the state upper 90s with Kirksville at 87 after morning rain.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Springfield
Kirksville
Joplin
Mauldin
St. Louis
Columbia
Jefferson City
Italy Premier Pledges Middle Way Policies
Rome reports Premier Alcide de Gasperi will keep his middle‑way government with slim majorities in the Senate and Chamber. He criticizes resurgent Monarchists and notes continued Communist strength after the two‑day elections.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Christian Democrats
de Gasperi
Maniac who threatened presidents caught in New York trap
Albert J. Drevney, 40, described as a homicidal maniac by Secret Service, was seized north of New York in New Rochelle after a nationwide manhunt. He had previously written threats to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman and was jailed in San Francisco in 1951 for threatening letters to Roosevelt.
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New York
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Truman
Albert J. Drevney
Denver
New Rochelle
Washington
U. E. Baughman
Drevney
Summer 4-H Camp Readied At Lake of the Ozarks
The 4-H camp site at Glover Point near Kaiser in the Lake of the Ozarks area was checked as 1,000+ youths prepare to move in Monday. Cole County Agent Hensley Hall and others praised the camp's improvements and listed counties sending youths for a four day stay from June 24 to 27 with 30 to 40 Cole County participants expected.
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Camden
Laclede
Dallas
Webster
Wright
Hickory
Hall
Cole
Miller
Moniteau J
Morgan Cunties
Cole County
County
Oscar Engelbrecht
Steiner
Fischer
600 to Attend GOP Meet Here
More than 600 Missouri women will attend the State Federated Republican Women's Club meeting Friday and Saturday in St. Louis. National committeewoman Katherine Kennedy Brown of Ohio will speak at a Friday evening reception at the Missouri Hotel. The two day program includes an officer election Friday and a luncheon Saturday at 12:30 pm, with all events at the Missouri Hotel. The organization is led by president Ann Becker of St. Louis.
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Missouri
Federated
Republican Women's Club
A. L. Carnes
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Ohio
Carnes
Missouri Hotel
Ann Becker
St. Louis
Memorial Post to Install Officers Tonight
Memorial Post No. 207, American Legion, will install its first roster of officers at Hillbilly Village with a 6:30 p.m. dinner for members and a public 9 p.m. dance. The installation of officers is set for 7:30 p.m. Clyde W. Tucker of Monroe Street will be installed as commander, with Roy Carver, Eighth District Legion commander, officiating.
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Memorial Post No
American Legion
Hillbilly Village
Clyde W. Tucker
Monroe St
Veterans Organization
Roy Carver
Eighth District Legion
Topeka man cools off by jumping into river
In sweltering heat a man fled a Topeka tavern and leaped into the Kansas River. Four policemen waded to the water’s edge ready to rescue but he told them he only wanted to cool off and stayed in the water.
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Topeka
Kansas River
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U. S. State Department
Italy
Maniac
N. Y
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