Girls Pick A Governor In Sunflower Girls State
Lawrence im Linda Kay Seifers of Pittsburg a Federalist defeats Marcia Casey Hutchinson and is chosen as governor of Sunflower Girls State in a weeklong citizenship program sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Other officers named include lieutenant governor Patricia Speir attorney general Joan Faulconer secretary Beverly Mason treasurer Peggy Anselene auditor Linda Ate superintendent Jeanie Steele printer Charlotte Roberts and insurance commissioner Carole Barkman plus successors to the supreme court all Federalist and Nationalist candidates.
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Linda Kay Seifers
Pittsburg
Federalist Party
Sunflower
Miss Seifers
Marcian Casey
Hutchinson
American Legion Auxiliary
Patricia Speir
Newton
Joan Faulconer
Augusta
Beverly Jo Mason
Wichita
Peggy Anselene
Arma
Linda Ate
Wellington
Jeanie Steele
Scoti
Charlotte Roberts
Carole Barkman
Wanda Thompson
Baxter
Springs
Supreme Court
Kay Gibbs
Peabody
Mary Susan Lake
Pratt
Judy Batersford
Don Dyer
Atchison
Karlene Howell
Kengal City
Sandra Davis
Sedgwick
Nationalist Party
Dulles Says He Wasn’t Consulted On Girard Case
In a controversial case involving American soldier William S. Girard charged in Japan, Secretary of State Dulles says he was not consulted about letting Japan have Girard for trial. Defense officials argued the move aimed to pacify Tokyo and maintain relations.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington UP
Dulles
William S. Girard
Japan
America
Girard
Defense Department
United States
Army
Wilson
Defense
State Departments
Eisenhower
Stassen Returns to Conference Talks on Disarmament
Harold E. Stassen departs for London to resume five power disarmament talks with Britain France Canada and the USSR. He is under instruction from Dulles to limit private talks with Valerian Zorin as Allies seek early agreement on first step disarmament. The plan envisions reduced conventional forces and an aerial inspection zone in the Arctic with possible limits on atomic weapons production.
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Washington
Harold E. Stassen
U. S
London
America
Russia
Dulles
Valerian Zorin
State Department
S5tassen
Arctic
Solf Caddy Quizzed In Nurse's Death
Los Angeles police yesterday questioned a year old golf caddy about the strangling of nurse Marjorie Nippergon. They identified the man in custody as Charles A. Dahlquist, arrested in a stolen car Tuesday night. Dahlquist had been sought for questioning in connection with the slaying of three boys in Chicago. Investigators had considered the possibility the strangler of 24 year old Miss Hiperson frequented golf courses near her apartment and another victim’s room.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie Nippergon
Charles A. Dahlquist
Dahlquist
Polier
Chicago
Miss Hipperson
God
Ex GI Leaving China Tale of Turncoat Soldiers
The U S consulate general said Andrew Fortuna of Iowa is leaving Red China on Saturday. Fortuna was among 21 U S soldiers captured in the Korean War who refused repatriation after 1953. Seven returned to the U S, one died in Red China, and Samuel Hawkins of Oklahoma City crossed into Hong Kong last February. The Defense Department ordered dishonorable discharges for all turncoats on January 25, 1954, and the Supreme Court ruled they could not be prosecuted for their actions while in the forces.
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Hong Kong
U.S
Andrew Fortuna
Ionia
Mitch
Red China
Fortuna
United States
Samuel David Hawkins
Oklahoma City
Defense Department
Supreme Court
Taylor to Speak at Army CGSC Graduation Exercises
General Maxwell D. Taylor will be commencement speaker at the Command and General Staff College graduation in Leavenworth. June 18 exercises will honor 617 regular course students, including 79 officers from 40 Allied nations.
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Leavenworth
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S. Army
Army
Command and General Staff College
Boat and body found after refugees flee Hong Kong strike
Refugees from Communist China arrived in Hong Kong aboard a motorized junk stolen during a strike. One body was recovered, with reports noting the chaotic scene as people sought freedom from the mainland regime.
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Hong Kong
China
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