Eisenhower Rejects Informal Soviet Invite To Joint Chiefs
President Eisenhower, recovering after abdominal surgery, rejected an informal Soviet invitation to have the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff visit this month. He approved a reply that kept the door open for future visits by individual chiefs, but said the group invitation was impracticable for the moment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
James C. Hagerty
Pentagon
Moscow
U. S. Joint Chiefs
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Adams
Hagerty
Russia
Joint Chiefs
Adm
Arthur Radford
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Maxwell Taylor
Army
Senate Aid Bill Faces More Fights After House Vote
The House approved a 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid bill by 273 to 122, sending it to the Senate where debate is expected. Critics say the cut from Eisenhower’s request is too deep, while supporters push restoring funds and expanding military and economic aid overseas. Curtis LeMay urged more money for the Strategic Air Command and Senator Russell floated moving funds to the Air Force, arguing seven billion dollars could be covered by unspent prior appropriations. John Hollister warned the cut will impair essential defense programs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
George
D-Ga
Congress
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Sen
Russell
Armed Services Committee
Air Force
LeMay
Strategic Air Force
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
United States
Garnett Leaves for 4-H Meet in Washington D C
Rodney Garnett of Marion joins three Missouri delegates Juanita Snider Joe A Stewart and Martha Ann Davis as they travel by car to Washington for the annual 4-H Club camp in the nation’s capital. Marian Beebe and Robert S Stewart accompany the group. The event recognizes 4-H club work in achievement leadership and service.
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Rodney Garnett
Marion
Missouri
Washington, D. C
Juanita Snider
Parkville
Joe A. Stewart
Centerview
Martha Ann Davis
Bethany
Marian Beebe
Robert S. Stewart
Washington
Red Cross Election Delayed Until July
The Cole County Chapter of the American Red Cross reset a meeting to elect new board members and officers to July. President Mrs. Margaret Dallmeyer said the date will be announced later. The chapter, meeting at the Red Cross office, failed to gain the quorum required for the election.
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Cole County
American Red Cross
Margaret Dallmeyer
Red Cross
Weather Report for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Fair with little temperature change. High near 92 degrees, Monday. Low around 76 early Monday morning. Detailed readings include afternoon highs near 91, overnight lows in the upper 70s, and varying river levels for the Missouri River at Boonville Jefferson City Hermann Osage River and Lake of the Ozarks.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cersee
Seersee
Missouri River
Kansas City
Boonville
Hermann Ooo
Osage River Lake of the Ozarks
Jefferson
300 Face Trial In Armed Revolt
In Buenos Aires on June 11 military courts deliberated in secret on the fate of more than 300 rebels captured after a weekend revolt led by followers of Juan Peron. Government leaders said 38 have already been executed and warned of harsher penalties for those involved.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Pedro Aramburu
Adm
Isaac Rojas
Newark trio pleads guilty in theft of secret document
An Army sergeant and two East Orange men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to steal a confidential government document described as an all worldwide Air Force bases directory. Sentencing date not set. max penalty five years and $10,000 fine. Document allegedly a mailing list for business solicitations.
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Newark
N.J
East Orange
U.S. Atty
William F Tompkins
U.S. Air Force
Sydney M. Stern
Seymour S. Hindman
Harold E. Brill
Brooklyn Army Terminal
Alfred E. Modarelli
FBI
Military law applies to dependents overseas
Supreme Court rules civilian dependents accompanying military personnel abroad are subject to military trials for crimes. Dividing 5-3, the court upheld trials for Mrs. Dorothy Kreuger Smith and Mrs. Clarice B. Covert, differentiating from a prior civilian case, with Justice Clark writing separate opinions and Chief Justice Warren issuing a brief dissent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Dorothy Kreuger Smith
Walter Krueger
Clark
Robert Toth
Pittsburgh
Toth
United States
South Korea
Smith
Covert
Warren
Black and
Douglas
Frankfurter
Man swims nine hours to save fishing party near Key West
Ray Wraymond, 36, battled heavy seas for eight to nine hours to reach shore and rescue three fellow anglers after the Golden K sank off Boca Chica. Coast Guard then pulled Winford Bennett, Dorothy Snell, and Wraymond from wreckage. Frank Young and Allare were treated. the sinking occurred at 4:30 pm after noon collision in a squall.
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Key West
Fla
Ray Wraymond
Golden K
Wraymond
Boca Chica Naval Air Station
Coast Guard
Winford Bennett
Dorothy Snell
Frank Young
Allare
Marathon
Cedar County School Superintendent Quits
Gov Phil M Donnelly received the resignation of Marvin A Roseburgh Cedar County superintendent of schools Roseburgh a Republican said he quits because I am expecting better employment and will leave his post.
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Phil M. Donnelly
Marvin A. Roseburgh
Cedar County
Roseburgh
District Roundup awards 4-H clubs for Share The Fun Night
Ambrose and Osage Bend 4-H Clubs earned spots to represent Cole County at the August 8 District Roundup after top skits at West School last night. About 200 attendees watched 160 entries from eight clubs, with Osage Bend’s Rock and Roll Waltz and Ambrose’s The Three Little Playmates winning. alternates were Back Seat Flying and The Story of Life Through Song.
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Cole County
West School
Martha Loethen
Candace Loesch
Alma Loethen
Stringtown Corinth Club
News-Tribune
Ambrose
Osage Bend
Osage Bend Club
Ambrose Club
Oak Grove Club
Betty Engelbrecht
Bernice Engelbrecht
Loretta Engelbrecht
Arlene Engelbrecht
Henry
Richard Trinklein
Larry Propst
Rt. 2
Billy Blockberger
Eugene
Jack Copeland
Judy Linhardt
Mary Rose Cassmeyer
Ann Braun
Bobby Siebenick
Osage
Bobby Crede
Dorothy Russell
Hubert Harris
Simonsen High School
Jo Ann Lehman
Jay Shannon
Judy Lindhardt
New Blood Test Tracks Hidden Heart Attacks in 1960s Chicago
Chicago June 1 A simple new blood test for detecting hidden heart attacks was hailed as a major step in diagnosis since the electrocardiograph. Dr. Frank P. Foster of Lahey Clinic described the transaminase determination at the AMA meeting, noting it detects myocardial infarction by measuring enzymes released from dying heart muscle. Dr. Robert Elman of Washington University cited potential cancer-preventing chemical advances during surgery.
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Chicago
Frank P. Foster
Lahey Clinic
Boston
The
American Medical Assn
Foster
Robert Elman
Washington University
St. Louis
Legion to Open 1956 National Convention in Los Angeles
The American Legion announced it will begin its 1956 national convention in Los Angeles with a ten hour Labor Day parade on September 3 aiming to draw nearly 100000 participants.
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Los Angeles
The
American Legion
Truman rejects go home talk in Paris speech
In Paris, 72-year-old former president Truman said he was too old to seek office again and urged that Americans support the current president. He dismissed the “U.S. go home” talk, noting Europeans still like the United States. He did not specify what age he considered young.
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Paris
Harry S. Truman
Europe
U.S
American Club
Truman
United States
Eisenhower
New Trial Ordered In St Louis Arson Murder Case
The Missouri Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Albert Paglino in a St Louis County arson murder case. Convicted last June and sentenced to life, the court ruled motive and opportunity alone were insufficient to prove guilt, noting the fire and circumstances did not show intentional setting.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Albert Paglino
Paglino
St. Louis County
Supreme Court
Paul W. Barrett
LeMay seeks $3.8 billion yearly for SAC expansion
Gen Curtis LeMay asked Sen Chavez to add 3.8 billion dollars annually for four to five years to the Strategic Air Command. He proposed more B52s, bases, and personnel, with the current plan listing about five billion and a six per month to twenty per month production target for B52s.
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Washington
Curtis Lemay
Strategic Air Command
Sen. Chavez
DNM
Chavez
Senate
Lemay
Allied Forces Disarmed by Obsolescence in Korea
In Tokyo on June 11, American leaders in the Far East warn that Allied forces in Korea are effectively being disarmed by obsolescence. Weapons fixed under the 1953 armistice are becoming outdated as new military advances emerge, prompting calls to revise the armistice and reassess peace hopes after three years of stalemate.
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Tokyo
Far East
Korea
United Nations Command
U. N
North Korea
Reckless Driving Triggers Drastic Action by Husband
In St Joseph on June 11 a Kansas City man reportedly took drastic steps during a car trip with his wife and two nieces. After she sped at 90 to 100 mph on the way back from Iowa the husband removed the ignition key at State Patrol headquarters. The couple argued, he left the car, and she drove on with the children as he arranged a ride home with a Kansas City friend.
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ST. Joseph
Kansas City
State Patrol
Iowa
Ousted ASC Members Heard in Washington
Senators pressed the Agriculture Department to defend its position on charges against Boone County Missouri Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee members. Lynn Crane and F E Wilcoxen testified that state officials fired them for alleged manipulation of wheat yields, while detailing confrontations over a county manager dismissal and subsequent mail withholding allegations.
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Symington
Agriculture Department
Washington
Sen
D-Mo
Boone County
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Senate Agriculture
Benson
ASC
Lynn Crane
Wilcoxen
Boone County Committee
Missouri
Crane
Crane and Wilcoxon
L. E. Cunningham
Cunningham
State Committee
State Director
Murray C. Colbert
Colbert
Crane and Wilcoxen
Cunninghham
Sen. Humphrey
Parolee Revoked After Demanding His Own Release
ST JOSEPH June 11 Johnny Curtis 25 had his parole revoked after requesting to serve his two year burglary sentence instead of living with a relative he was paroled to. The county parole board ordered his return to jail.
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ST. Joseph
Johnny Curtis
Curtis
County Parole Board
Crop Prospects at 11 Year Low Warn of Reduced Yields
The Agriculture Department reports June 1 crop prospects at an 11 year low due to drought and cool weather. If harvest trends hold, total production could fall about 12 percent from last year, with major surpluses buffered by government price supports. Wheat seen at 92 million bushels, 2 percent below last year and 20 percent under the 10 year average.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Leader praises Soviet gains at Stalingrad station
Communist party chief Nikita Khrushchev with President Tito of Yugoslavia told cheering crowds at the Stalingrad hydroelectric station that the United States is rich now but will be surpassed. He said the USSR faces troubles but will conquer them by its own might and warned against asking capitalists for help saying they would bite off a hand if given a finger.
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Stalingrad
U.S.S.R
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Khrushchev
Mrs. Raymond Sapp Heads Clerk Auxiliary
Mrs. Raymond Sapp of 404 Jordan St. was elected president of the Missouri auxiliary of the National Federation of Post Office Clerks at its annual convention. Her husband was elected a vice president. Jefferson City attendees included Roy and Mrs. Henley, Raymond and Mrs. Hager, and Ernest Frank. Mrs. Henley was elected historian.
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Raymond Sapp
Jordan St
Missouri
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Jefferson City
Sapps
Roy Henley
Greenberry Rd
Raymond Hager
W. Atchison St
Ernest Frank
Dawson St
Henley
Escaped Missouri fugitive tracked near Paragould Arkansas
Mare Greer a 23 year old Missouri reformatory escapee from a Bartlett service stop chase is being hunted near Paragould Arkansas with bloodhounds. He had earlier escaped from Oklahoma authorities while being transported back to Missouri and was last reported seen at Bard six miles north of Paragould. Police say he is not believed armed and involve Greene Clay Randolph County officers Arkansas State Police and Paragould police in the search.
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Paragould
Ark
Mare
Greer
Missouri Reformatory
Oklahoma
Polic
Sam Hunt
Peach Orchard
Arkansas City
Bard
Here
Greene, Clay
Randolph County
Arkansas State Police
Howard Brothers
Kennett
Los Angeles
Bartlesville
Okla
Missouri
Baseball Scores From Tuesday’s Games
American League results show Washington 4 to 3 over Kansas City 3 to 6, Cleveland 4 to 1 over Boston 1 to 5, Baltimore 5 over Detroit 4. National League matches Brooklyn 8 versus St. Louis 6 and Philadelphia 6 over Milwaukee 2.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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Manchuria
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