Planners Shift Arms Emphasis in Continental Defense
U S military planners told the Senate Armed Services Committee the defense plan shifts focus from antiaircraft to antimissile weapons. The Nike Zeus project would receive about 457 million dollars, while Nike Hercules and Bomarc face about 1.52 billion dollars in cutbacks, timing unspecified, amid interservice debates and White House review.
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Tunnel Roof Collapse After Train Passes in Arkansas
In Harrison Arkansas heavy rains blamed for a tunnel rock fall that collapsed the mile long tunnel near Crickett after a Missouri Pacific train from Pleasant Hill Missouri passed. Dillon sworn in as undersecretary of state in Washington with Herter as secretary prior.
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Washington
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Denel
Christian A. Herter
Hhe
John Foster Duiles
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Newport
Kansas City
Stock Falls
White schools to get Negroes in Charlottesville desegregation plan
Charlottesville Virginia AP report says Negro students were assigned to two white public schools for the fall term under a court approved desegregation plan. Nine of the 11 plaintiffs in the Charlottesville case were ordered into white schools by U.S. Judge John Paul. Two others gained admission to Lange High and Venable Elementary under the plan which excludes race as a factor. The city school board rejected one Negro’s application to a white school.
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Lake Searched For Missing Boy
Shawnee Kansas AP firemen and divers searched Lake Quiyira Friday for Van Kiene 11 son of Constance Kiene Hutchinson who visited his uncle Dr James Kiene at the lake. A fishing pole and snagged line were found near an underwater brush pile in about six feet of water. The boy had not been seen since 10:30 A.M. Firemen and three divers were at the scene.
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Lake Quiyira
van Kiene
Constance Kiene
Hutchinson
Kan
James Kiene
United States extends loan to Yugoslavia for locomotives
The United States granted Communist Yugoslavia a five million dollar loan Friday to help it buy 20 diesel locomotives and spare parts.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Bandits steal crushed ice from Royal Oak station
Royal Oak police report eleven 20 pound bags of crushed ice were removed from an ice vending machine during a hot spell. The thieves ignored the cash box contents and exited unnoticed. Meanwhile at Gettysburg Farm, President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived to spend the weekend and planned to return to Washington Sunday.
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Ike
Gettysburg
Hisenhower
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ICrust Piercing Plan Gets Boost
Birmingham based project Mohoe aims to pierce earth crust with diesel electric gear supplied by General Motors EM division at 1 dollar year. N C Dezendorf, GM officier, says equipment costs between 800000 and 1 million dollars. Dr Gordon G Lill heads geophysics for ONR overseeing the deep drilling plan to locate a site under the sea for a massive bore. The exact hole depth and location remain undecided.
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Southern Research Institute
General Motors
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Genereral
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Office of Naval Research
Dutch Couple Given Six Years For Slaying Four Babies
In Rotterdam a Dutch court sentenced 86 year old Gerrit Schaeffer and his wife Lina to six years in prison for killing four of their newborn children to ease family pressure. The couple's six living children aged eight to thirteen remain in care as the court noted the leniency aims to allow eventual family reunion.
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Kansas Man Dies After Auto Crash
Forrest Ferguson of Osawatomie Kansas died from multiple injuries after a motor vehicle collision two miles north of Spring Hill on U S 169. He succumbed at Olathe Community Hospital.
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Forrest
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Osawatomie
Spring Hill
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M A Staffer Named To Penn State Post
Dr. Peter W. Fletcher of Missouri, 46, was named director of Penn State University School of Forestry. He succeeds Maurice Goddard who resigned last year to continue as state forests and waters secretary. Fletcher joined the Missouri faculty in 1948.
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University of Missouri
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Penn State
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Missouri
Teenager Claims Attack Planned Continued from Page 1
A Jefferson City court heard confessions from four white defendants in a rape case involving a Black coed. Testimony described the crime scene near a dirt road and a parked car where the assault occurred as jurors debated the defendants' actions and potential penalties. Funeral notices and local highway commission plans were also noted in the same issue.
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Beagles
Raymond Hamlin
Unloaded truck drops girders after inch miscalculation
TARZANA California AP flagmen misread an unloaded trailer’s height and allowed it under a 13 foot 6 inch underpass. The truck struck four 20 foot steel girders, tearing them down and delaying freeway construction by about a month. The track was damaged but driver Tony Esparza was unhurt.
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Death of Thomas M. Riley at City Home
Thomas Michael Riley 26 son of Mr and Mrs Don F Riley Hobbs died at home after illness. Survived by his parents and brother Don B Riley Jefferson City. Rosary 8 pm Sunday family home. Funeral 10 am Monday St Peter Cathedral with Rt Rev Msgr J A Vogelweid officiating. Burial Resurrection Cemetery. Educated at St Peter's High School and Central Missouri State College Warrensburg.
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Jefferson City
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St. Peter's High School
Central Missouri State College
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Services Sunday For Mrs. Haldiman
Mrs Jacob T. Haldiman 79 died at home near Sandy Hook on Friday. Born July 26 1879 in Switzerland she came to Monireau County as a child. Survived by husband Jacob Haldiman two sons Raymond of California and Jacob Jr of Jamestown a daughter Mrs A M Meyer five brothers and three great grandchildren. Services Sunday 2 pm at a California funeral home with burial in Evangelical Cemetery Jamestown.
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Sandy Hook
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Mrs. Ethel Carter Dies in Vienna Hospital
Mrs. Ethel Louise Carter, 69, of Vienna died at 2 30 am Friday at Charles 3 Still Hospital likely from cancer. Born June 24 1889 in Salina Kansas, she was the daughter of Worth and Sarah Summers and a Vienna Methodist Church member. She married William Carter November 4 1944 in Clayton. Survived by one sister Mrs Worth Butler of Dallas. Funeral at Vienna funeral home Sunday with Rev Travis John. burial in Vienna Cemetery.
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Missing Girl Found After Four Days In Field
Susan Lawrence, 14, was located by a passing motorist in a weeded field near Detroit after four days of search by police and volunteers. She was unharmed aside from scratches and bite marks, emotionally distraught but not assaulted, and was taken to Oak Park police then hospital for evaluation. Her shoes and purse were missing and her skirt torn as authorities assess whether running away or other factors caused her disappearance.
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Susan Lawrence
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Oak Park
Seymour S. Adelson
Lester Lawrence
Steam From Earth's Depths Proposed as Energy Source
Earl F. English outlined geothermal power prospects at the Southern Research Institute conference in Birmingham Alabama. He stated geothermal steam offers a cheap energy source with heat millions of times greater than any known fossil fuels and could serve multiple industries if a suitable steam supply location exists.
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Earl F. English
Southern Research Institute
Geothermal Steam Power Talk Sparks Debate
The discussion centers on transferring steam over long distances and the potential of geothermal energy for electricity. Experts note uncertainty in sustained steam sources, cost estimates, and the need for detection in testing ban talks while addressing unrelated Cold War tensions.
Former Resident Held On Fraud Charges
Four man identified as Ted Williams, a part time furnace man who had recently worked in Jefferson City, was held in the country jail Friday on charges of fraud. Williams failed to post 1000 bond set by Magistrate Judge Forrest Wheatley after he was charged with moving mortgaged furniture without the furniture company's permission. Williams will appear in circuit court sometime in the near future.
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Jefferson City
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Forrest Wheatley
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President Extends 4th of July Holiday for Federal Workers
President Eisenhower signed an executive order Friday extending a federal holiday weekend for most workers. Government employees will have Friday July 3 off, creating a three day break around Independence Day.
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Eisenhower
Abbott to Form Team With Eddie Foy Jr
HollywoodAP Bud Abbott plans a comedy team with vaudeville veteran Eddie Foy Jr to ease tax troubles. Abbott, the longtime straight man for Lou Costello, said he hopes Eddie and he can produce jolly material despite back income tax claims of 500000.
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Puppy crushed in crevice dies after eight hour attempts
A tan and white week-old collie died Friday trapped between two downtown buildings in Washington. Rescue teams worked eight hours to free it but brick removal required a court order the owners refused, ending the effort.
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Resicuers
Washington Animal Rescue League
Reds Bombard Kaoteng Island in Matsus
Chinese Communist forces fired 430 shells at Kaoteng Island in 45 minutes as a 5500 yard distant three masted junk joined the attack. Nationalist gunners returned fire, the vessel fled, and the defense ministry said the junk was damaged. Kaoteng, a tiny outpost near Huangchi Peninsula, has faced shelling before to cover Communist supply ships.
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Kaoteng
Matsus
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Yangtze Bridge Built Across China Reported Near Completion
Peiping radio reports China's second Yangtze River bridge nearly finished at Chungking. The half mile span will connect two railways and is expected to be completed before October.
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