Reflections on RCMP Handling of British Columbia Air Crash
The editorial criticizes the Royal Canadian Mounted Police for guarding the crash site of a civilian airliner in British Columbia and withholding information. It contrasts with aspirations of transparency and likens RCMP action to US Air Force secrecy, suggesting a broader international malaise in aviation coverage. The piece ends with a wistful note on fictional hero Chinook.
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British Columbia
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RCMP
U.S. Air Force
Peiping signals are matched by renewed air power buildup
In a sharp reaction to the UN scrapping of the July 1953 Korean armistice Peiping radio vows Red China and Red Korea will fight to defend the armistice while evidence from South Korea shows jet flights from China, 28 new airfields and an enlarged North Korean army. The writer argues the UN move exposes the dishonor of the treaty and urges China to prove it has built no airfields or armies.
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Peiping
Reds
Red
Red China
North Korea
Former Party Head Named Canada's High Commissioner to London
John Diefenbaker named George Drew to be Canada's high commissioner to London. Drew, 63, former Conservative party leader, stepped down in September 1956 due to ill health and resigned from the House of Commons last January after representing Ontario since 1948.
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London
John Diefenbaker
George Drew
Conservative Party
Canada
Drew
Conservative
Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Ontario
Saratoga Refurbishings for Ike Trigger Navy Row
Captain Robert Moore of the carrier Saratoga ordered a near quarter million-dollar makeover to impress President Eisenhower during an overnight visit. The crew claims $65,000 was spent on repainting and redecorating including a white deck, a green and white floor, and a lily pond. Moore defends the work as essential maintenance, while subordinates say the reforms veer into personal taste and misuse of funds.
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Washington
Navy
Saratoga
Eisenhower
Robert Moore
Moore
Ike
Secret Service
Siboney
Florida
A. S. Herlong
Herlong
Mayport
Fla
Hal Boyle profile: ex-lawyer runs a New York resort life
Westhampton New York features Hal Chesler a former lawyer who swapped law for running the Dune Deck a sun soaked retreat guiding socialites and celebrities. He and his wife Serena winter in Andros Island Bahamas and he notes the challenge of managing staff weather and guest expectations while pursuing happiness through helping others.
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Westhampton
N.Y
Hylan Chesler
Hal Boyle
Serena
Andros Island
Bahamas
Chesler
Dulles Outlines Conditions for First-Stage Disarmament Pact
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States will require a halt to atomic weapons production as part of any first-stage disarmament agreement with Russia, with materials transferred to an international pool. He noted detailed inspection, conventional force reductions, and cautious optimism about UN talks in London. Dulles also mentioned modest overseas force reductions, no Korea/Germany cuts, the Egypt submarine sale, and closer US Japan defense cooperation.
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Dulles
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Russia
United Nations Subcommittee
London
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Japan
Korea
Germany
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Egypt
Middle East
Kishi
Prayerful verse reflection on scripture's enduring truth
A devotional prayer thanks God for the unfailing Word and asks guidance from its timeless truth. The prayer invokes Jesus' name and seeks daily strength and courage through scripture.
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Jesus
Soviet Warships Head Toward Gibraltar
In Malta the Soviet cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov and two escort destroyers, after passing through the Bosporus, sail toward Gibraltar. The Times of Malta notes the ships were seen off Malta and Western observers speculate on a Baltic maneuvers mission or a show the Red flag display.
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Valletta
Malta
Mikhail Kutusov
Bosporus
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Times of Malta
Turkey
Baltic
Distaff Side By d. h. A Finger Food Fad Fizzles Out
A light hearted critique of a Gracious Living magazine feature that promotes eating with fingers. The writer recalls vowing to cook clever summer dishes but ends up preferring traditional fork friendly fare like baked ham beans and potato salad. The piece pokes fun at bibs, paper plates, and finger bowls while noting appetite shifts.
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Ding
Just an Old Girl Friend Tragedy in Montgomery
In Montgomery a man chased a secretary around a car where his wife sat then shot the secretary three times. He then shot the woman again after reloading smoked a cigarette and killed himself. The secretary Ouida Wright died at once and the husband John C. McNair died later in hospital. Mrs McNair, 28, identified the secretary as an old girlfriend of her husband. The incident occurred under the carport and on the lawn of the suburban home.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Owen
Ouida Wright
John C. McNair
Local masthead ink reads editor and staff roles
The fragment lists Stuart Awbrey as writer and Paul Murphy as editor with Marvin Smith as managing editor and M W McFarland as advertising manager. It also names mechanical superintendent Russell Elliott and commercial superintendent.
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Stuart Awbrey
Paul Murphy
Marvin Smith
M W. McFarland Mechanical
Russell Elliott Commercial
Local rights statement from the Associated Press
A standard copyright and distribution notice from the Associated Press grants exclusive local publication rights to the newspaper. It reserves AP dispatches and local news for reproduction and publication by the paper and its affiliates.
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Associated Press
Subscription Rates Announced for Garden City Area
Post office in Garden City Kansas carries the newspaper as second class matter. Delivery by carrier available in Garden City and other addresses in Finney Wichita Greeley Hamilton Grant Raskell and Gray counties. Rates: $7.50 per year locally, $10 for elsewhere in Kansas, $13 for outside Kansas.
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Garden City
Kansas
Finney
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Grant
Raskell
Gray Counties
Airline Pilot Dies Per Half Million Flight Hours
A schedule report notes that an airline pilot death occurs roughly for every half million hours of flight time. The statistic underscores risk in aviation careers and prompts discussions on safety and health monitoring across airlines.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer
Puzzle appears as a syndicated crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries and a Cryptoquip line. It includes thematic hints such as famous names and place clues, average solving time, and a note about yesterday's Cryptoquip solution. It lists entries like macaw crossroads and notable figures, plus a cryptogram prompt CBJ UZCE ZEIJIBCU JYJB ZYIB.
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