Dulles Defends China Policy in First Speech in Years
Secretary of State Dulles denounces Communist China as uncivilized and hostile and says it would be folly to ease nonrecognition, trade embargo, and cultural isolation. He insists U S policy aims to end Red despots and rejects calls to modify relations with Reds despite pressure from allies and critics.
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Lions International
Wheat harvest slows as moisture hampers Finney county
Finney county farmers report widespread wet wheat delays with moisture tests near 18 percent and Kiowa variety test weights around 57.7 pounds. J W Ackley and A J Knoll report early cuts yielding 35 to 45 bushels per acre as irrigation dominates 25,000 acres and harvest is expected to finish in about two weeks.
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A.J. Knoll
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Knoll
J. W. Ackley
Garden City
Jets Roar Over Seoul In Korea Training Flights
Hot planes over Korea signal U N Command lifting 1953 arms ban as USAF conducts routine training flights from Japan. F100 Supersonic Sabre jets lead over Seoul with other modern fighters and bombers expected later. Flights use Korea airways for training, not base relocation, per Air Force statements.
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Dulles
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Air Force
U.U.N
Cameron Louisiana Struck by Severe Storms and Nuclear Test Dud
The report details Cameron Louisiana as a hard hit area where a 1957 Nevada atomic test misfire occurred and Marines were evacuated after a device failed to explode. AEC cited mechanical failure and planned no further detonation that day. The Nevada incident involved a 500 foot tower and disarming procedures. In Louisiana Hurricane tolls rise with estimates from 200 to 4,000 fatalities, Cameron Parish seeing 87 dead, while deputies fear higher totals.
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Fast action aids Cameron rescue amid Hurricane Audrey chaos
In Washington a Senate subcommittee approved a bill to ease FBI file access in trials while crisis continues in Louisiana. Officials say 200 to 300 killed in Cameron Parish as Audrey battered the coast. Red Cross shelters 19,000 at Lake Charles with tens of thousands evacuated to Texas towns and nearby centers. dozens die or go missing as rescues race to reach survivors amid widespread destruction and lingering uncertainties.
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Cameron Parish
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Blue Bonnet
Cameroon
E. L. Begler
Vincent
Abel LaBlan
Soil bank payments nearly finished in Finney county
Finney county farmers have received 2 718 834 26 dollars from soil bank payments with about 29 000 dollars in checks still to be written by the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation office. Ernest Proudfit says 99 percent complete after 90 percent by July 1, as farmers meet acreage reserve plan requirements.
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Adult Swim Classes Begin for Adults in July
Adult swim classes start Tuesday July 9 with beginner sessions at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and intermediate at 6 p.m. Classes run Tuesdays and Thursdays. Enroll by calling the Red Cross office. Instructors are Mrs. Anne Waddell and Ann Clark. President Eisenhower signed a bill adding 133 million dollars to the Post Office Department for the new fiscal year.
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Weather Report and Auto Collision Update
Fair weather with little temperature change and light variable winds. Saturday expected to stay fair with a high near 90 and a low around 60, isolated evening thunder showers possible. Sunrise 5 26 Sunset 8 10 humidity 0 52. Also news from Topeka about four WACs among six injured in a car crash. Edna James, Edna Klein, and Elda Metz hospitalized at Forbes Air Force Base. The United States Junior Chamber of Commerce wrapped its 37th annual convention in Milwaukee with officer elections and awards. Charles E. Shearer named president.
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Garden City
Dodge City
Goodland
Milwaukee
United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charles E. Shearer
Shelbyville
Ind
Mother Kills Self and Children in Ohio Garage
In Port Clinton Ohio Mrs Margaret Gebhardt 31 and her two daughters Donna Marie 10 and Barbara Jean 4 were found dead in their family car with the engine running in the Gypsum area. Coroner C R Wood ruled homicide and death by own action carbon monoxide poisoning as the cause. Husband Jessie Gebhardt reported the deaths after awakening about 6 am and noting the family was missing. The mother had been ill and under medical care for some time.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Margaret Gebhardt
Gypsum
C. R. Wood
Donna Marie
Barbara Jean
Jessie Gebhardt
Myron Hetrick
Porter Herbert Tunes In Park Concert Tonight
The Garden City municipal band under Don Threlkeld performs tonight at 8 in Stevens Park. The program features Victor Herbert Gypsy Love Song and Cole Porter Begin the Beguine, plus marches On the Mall Invercargill and other pieces, with two Old English songs My Bonny Boy and Somerset March. concert is free.
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Don Threlkeld
Victor Herbert
Cole Porter
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Invercargill
Grieg
Light Cavalry
Bus crash on Turnpike kills one in New Jersey
A Greyhound bus collided with a tractor trailer on the New Jersey Turnpike early today. One passenger, Arthur Fox Well Tyler, 63, Baltimore, was dead on arrival at Middlesex General Hospital. The driver and the other 13 passengers were injured.
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Arthur Foxwell Tyler
Baltimore
Erhart and Sauceman to Lead Finney United Fund Drive
Erhart superintendent of the Garden City experiment station was named chairman with Dean Sauceman as vice-chairman. The drive targets lather September and October activities, as the 1957 budget is shaped to exceed the 1956 goal of 3564. Robert Schreiber said advance gifts will run late September while employee, residential, and rural drives occur in October.
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Finney County United Fund Drive
Dean Sauceman
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Schreiber
Two Men Asked for Gasoline Might Be Bank Robbery Suspects
Four Baier brothers ages 9 to 14 played near their home 244 miles northwest of Holcomb when two men came asking for gasoline. They left after being refused and police investigated a black 1946 or 1947 Chevrolet sedan seen on US-50. Lawmen seek two suspects, Joe Hightower aged 29 and Ed Harmon aged 33, last seen in Scott City, facing robbery charges for Modoc State Bank theft of 752 dollars.
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Holcomb
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Scott City
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