Symington Gets Big Send-Off at Missouri Convention
Missouri's 38 votes were pledged to Sen. Stuart Symington as the state convention approved him for the Chicago presidential race. He assailed Eisenhower defense policies calling the plan money driven, and party leaders hailed the moment as a strong favorite son endorsement with Symington seen as a potential dark horse if the national convention deadlocks.
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Missouri
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Joint Chiefs of‘ Staff
Korea
Symington
Rae
Chicago
REA Chief Awaits Confirmation in Senate
Denver Colorado 47 year old David A Hamil speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives was named by President Eisenhower to head the Rural Electrification Administration Hamil will start by following Mr Nelsens program until he is familiar with the work He must first be confirmed by the Senate to succeed Ancher Nelsen who resigned to run for Minnesota governor.
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David A. Hamil
Atwood
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Colorado
House of Representatives
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Ancher Nelsen
Minnesota
Junction City Woman Dies in Missouri Crash
Mrs Marie Tiers 61 of Junction City Kansas died from injuries suffered Friday in a two car crash south of Lamar Missouri on US Highway 71 Her husband Fred Truman Tiers 59 was taken to a Junction City hospital George R Armstrong of Kansas City and wife were reported in satisfactory condition Funeral services and burial were set in Scott Kansas
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Junction City
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George R. Armstrong
Kansas City
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Art Scott
Kas
Defendant Cannot Return To Court
Schwimmer, removed as a defendant, faced a conspiracy trial with Truman officials Connelly and Caudle. Judge Ruby M. Hulen denied a mistrial over health concerns, ordering continued testimony despite Schwimmer’s heart ailment and testing delays. The case centers on alleged government fraud by fixing a tax lax matter.
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Justice Department
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Etna
Arabs Endorse British Plan on Hammarskjold Peace Mission
United Nations diplomats report that Arab nations settled on Britain's proposal to keep Dag Hammarskjold as secretary general to press for peace between Israel and Arab neighbors. The Security Council opened debate on the resolution after Hammarskjold's Middle East mission produced cease fire agreements with Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon, cooling border violence.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
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Middle East
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Hammarskjold
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Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
British Want Peace Envoy To Keep Working
UNITED NATIONS Britain urged Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to continue his peace efforts in the Middle East and left to him the method of pursuing the mission. The UN disclosed a British sponsored resolution for a Security Council meeting set for 2 p.m. Tuesday with the United States and France likely to back it.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Hammarskjold
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Security Council
United States
France
Governor Hall Denies Fence-Straddling Charge
Gov. Fred Hall rejected claims he opposed or supported a right to work bill before the 1955 Legislature. He said he supported the Labor-management bill via the Legislative Council's recommendations after vetoing an earlier right to work bill. He declined a debate with a paid lobbyist and noted plans to speak in Osage City and at Hays Veterans of Foreign Wars events.
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Osage City
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Hays
Two Men Flee Great Bend Jail
Great Bend inmates Albert Chester McIntyre 35 of McPherson and Henry Eugene Wunder 19 of La Crosse escaped Barton County jail. They left during a fire alarm duty change and stole a car owned by Larry Vink of Great Bend, the chase extended toward Kansas City with another car missing near Beverly and an abandoned vehicle found near Lincoln.
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Professor Swims a Long Way
Fort Gibson Lake in Oklahoma witnessed Dr. Harry Briggs from the College of Emporia complete a nearly 14% mile stretch Sunday before exiting after 11 hours 55 minutes. He hinted at attempting Lake Erie around July 4, aiming for a potential record swim.
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Okla
Harry Briggs
College of Emporia
Fort Gibson Lake
Lake Erie
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Police seek skin divers to aid Detroit forces
Cops Need Divers DETROIT officers search for a team of skin divers. Deputy Superintendent Miles J. Furlong says skin diving has a place in police work and could save lives by reaching drowning victims quickly.
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Miles J. Furlong
Water rights debate on underground reserves and state regulation
Whitten warned that the value of surface water rights fades unless the Legislature regulates underground withdrawals. Gov. Johnson opposed pumping regulation for now. The Supreme Court has ruled underground reserves may be included in drainage basin resources as streams flow from 1954 levels.
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Ed C. Johnson
U.S. Supreme Court
Mosa accuses OSI of attempting to halt information flow
Washington Rep. Mosa says a secret order by the National Security Council shows the Office of Strategic Information planned to go beyond its authority and restrict data from federal agencies. He releases part of the directive accusing OSI of a power grab while OSS officials deny censorship and say they aim to shield vital data from communists.
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D-Calif
Office of Strategic Information
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OSI
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OSS
Prominent Geary County Lawyer Dies at 91
James A Humphrey former mayor city attorney and Geary County attorney died yesterday after a lingering illness at 91 He served as a Supreme Court commissioner about 30 years ago helping draft Kansas election rules and was on the State Board of Law Examiners for 20 years
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James A Humphrey
Geary County
Atorney
Supreme Court
Humphrey
Kansas
State Board of Law Examiners
Phoenix man sentenced for illegal entry after testimony
United States judge sentences Alvine Castro-Moreno, 32, to six months in federal prison for illegal entry. He admitted crossing the border nineteen times over seven years, describing his actions in court as a wetback.
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Ariz
Alvine Castro-Moreno
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