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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
4
Dr. Thomas R. Hood warns Kan state residents of rising Culex tarsalis mosquito risk as encephalitis season approaches. He urges community and home measures including removing standing water, repairing screens, and careful use of oil-base insecticides, noting last year had 150 encephalitis cases.
Hillside New Jersey reports a tragic accident as a student driver struck and fatally injured Debra Mae Hiatt, 10 months, while she sat in a stroller near her home. The driver was 16 year old Neil Halvorsen. two construction firms faced suspensions after signing separate labor agreements.
The Po River burst its banks near Rovigo sending floodwaters through Portotello and Ariano Polesine. Thousands of families were hurriedly evacuated as muddy waters washed away cottages and farm buildings in the delta region.
A U S Circuit Court ruling upheld hot cargo clauses in a labor dispute involving Locals 338 and 680 of the Teamsters and Crowley’s Milk Co. The decision rejects arguments that such clauses clash with public policy, noting the nation’s dislike of coercive boycotts.
Lois and Richard Meyer, both teens, sought a marriage license in Sangamon County. They were deemed too young without parental consent, returned with telegrams from their mothers pledging approval, and left after being instructed to obtain proper consent. The article also notes a higher court ruling about contractual rights and employer coercion in relation to secondary employers.
An 86-year-old Tokyo pickpocket replacement story blends in a fashion model Lois and her earnings from 40 to 150 dollars an hour. It then shifts to Dr. John A. Hannah as a potential defense secretary candidate, and ends with Paris coverage of wolves in Bourges-Manoury’s tax agenda and fragile government.
Three Russian warships steamed through the Black Sea narrows toward the Mediterranean. The Soviet cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov and two destroyers were watched by Turkish jets as the movement prompted the U S Sixth Fleet to tighten security around its Mediterranean operations.
Col. Welwyn F. Dallam Jr. was expelled after photographing military objectives. The ouster follows Premier Janos Kadar’s government demand for a reduced U S legation staff. About half of the legation’s American employees will depart by July 6.
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