Saudis Threaten Break With Syria Over Press Attacks
Amid rising tensions over a Damascus backed campaign against Saudi leaders, Saudi Arabia threatens a break with Syria. Damascus warns of consequences if Syrian papers persist. Saudi envoy withdraws from Damascus and moves family to Beirut as emergency cabinet meets.
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Lebanon
Eisenhower Swaps Planes After Ground Electrical Failure
At Langley Air Force Base Eisenhower switched private aircraft due to an electrical starting problem while on the ground. He left Williamsburg after a major address at the Governor's Conference and arrived at Langley, then flew to Washington aboard Columbine with Col. Draper and Capt. Ganci piloting different aircraft. The issue was being traced and isolated, officials said.
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Columbine
Washington
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Special Tax May Not Pay for Flood Repair
Oklahoma City highway director C A Stoldt says the emergency one cent per gallon gas tax may not cover Bowtown roads repairs. He notes 4 million already programmed with another 6 million likely needed. tax expected to net about 3.5 million in seven months plus 2.5 million from the federal government.
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Second Murder Trial Opens for Oklahoma Doctor
McAlester heart specialist Ben T. Galbraith faces a second murder trial today for the death of his youngest son Jere after earlier conviction for the killing of his wife. Psychiatrists testified he was sane before the first trial, while officials note his tough prison record and prior claims of possible death sentence.
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Jere
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Oklahoma City
Eastern State Hospital
Vinita
State Penitentiary
Army Pvt George L Novotny in basic training at Fort Riley
Army Pvt George L Novotny 2 wife Alta of Deerfield is in eight weeks of basic training with the 1st Infantry division at Fort Riley. Novotny is the son of Mr and Mrs Ed Novotny Lakin and a 1953 Deerfield high school graduate.
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1St Infantry Division
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Deerfield High School
Nagy Refuses Soviet Plea Amid Hungarian Revolt Reports
A Paris based paper cites Imre Nagy in jail awaiting trial in Budapest after a move from Romania. It says Nagy rejected a direct appeal from Soviet Defense Minister Zhukov to confess Western meddling and Fascist provocation led the fall revolt. The Warsaw byline reports Zhukov pressed Nagy in Sinaia Romania while Soviet troops faced disobedience.
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Humphrey on Chair Again for Longtore
Sen Kerr questions the secretary about portages of goods amid inflation concerns. Kerr claims no major shortages exist and states the only item in short supply is credit, calling it the greatest inflationary force.
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Oklahoma
Instructors Work In Swimming Program At Garden City
A volunteer crew of 23 teaches 960 Garden City fans to swim this summer in the Red Cross water safety program. Ramona Drees leads the effort and also directs senior and junior life saving classes while supervising all beginners classes.
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Bribe Offer by Hotta Recalled in Senate Probe
Testimony described a plan where Hotta allegedly offered $18 000 to influence a Senate investigation and to prevent Cheasty from testifying. The witness recalled Hoffa supporters proposing spying on the committee staff and a short term labor probe that would fizzle out by summer.
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Two Girls Drown In Sandpit Near Lamar Colorado
Two nonswimmers, Virginia Adame age 2 and Evelyn Ortega age 8, drowned while wading in a sandpit southwest of Lamar Colorado. The sandpit roughly 100 feet wide and seven feet deep is a local swimming hole used by area children.
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Market News Mixed Action in Stocks and Commodities
A midweek market summary notes a rebound from recent lows with stocks advancing on light but steady volume. Oils and chemicals showed strength while oils and grains posted mixed gains. cattle and hog futures moved, with overseas and Treasury factors cited as influences. Kansas City livestock and grain quotes appear alongside Chicago futures for wheat corn and soybeans, reflecting a broad commodities landscape.
Bank Call Issued to All National Banks
Washington issued a call for a statement of condition of all national banks as of close of business Thursday June 6.
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Comptroller of the Currency
Cryptoquip puzzle clue sequence and previous solution shown
A cryptogram puzzle excerpt outlines a dated clue set from Eugene Sheffer with a prior Cryptoquip line about a spirited gambler and a bridge game. It mentions a medieval Adriatic country steam launch and various word fragments and numbers as clues.
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UDI
Wheat Prices Steady While Other Grains Slip on Export News
After reports of robust wheat export demand futures held steady on the board of trade while corn and other grains traded around a cent lower most of the session. Wheat closed modestly higher with July at 2.10 1/2, corn down roughly 1 1/2 cents, oats little changed, rye mixed, and soybeans down to near 2 1/2 cents. Wheat futures purchases show strong interest with 24,990,000 bu bought by Jay, compared with 20,570,000 the prior week and 12,975,000 a year ago.
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Board of Trade
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