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Weather and political updates span Seoul Ta ipes Nicosia Damascus Reykjavik and more. Reports cover rain in Korea nine inches near Seoul, Amoy coast artillery fire off Qemoy, H bomb test postponement in Honolulu, Cyprus governance talks, Syria talks with Soviet minister, air force on ICBMs, Iceland election silence, Ohio plant production restart, a homicide case in Bay City, Egyptian vote on monarchy, Truman Britain trip, a major Miami Beach burglary, Richmond department store sales, Aleutian earthquake precursors, Hells Canyon bill tactics, Algiers gun attacks, and a Virginia National GuardGovernor Day event.
Auto theft arrest after Brooklyn man crashes in Mountainside
Samuel Sugarman, 28, of Brooklyn, was arrested in Mountainside, New Jersey, on a charge of driving without a license after his car, reported stolen by Mrs Rae Sugarman, the mother of Bémuel, crashed into a tree Tuesday.
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Mountainside
N. J
Samuel Sugarman
Brooklyn
Rae Sugarman
Bémuel
WV Young GOP tale of fair share roads and aging workers
West Virginia leaders at the state Young Republican League convention criticized the allocation of interstate highway funds as unjust. GOP Senate candidate Hevercomb urged securing a fair share for the state and warned that sending anti administration delegations to Washington harms progress. He emphasized opportunities for midlife workers and the value of experience while the group prepared for officer elections and speeches by Cecil Underwood and Charles McWhorter.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Young
Chapman
Hevercomb
GOP
U.S
State
Young Republican League
Revercomb
Washington
Revercombe
Cleo Jones
Charleston
Cecil. Underwood
Sistersville
Young Republican
Charles K. McWhorter
New York
Drunken Driver Tries To Explain Tale In Court
Charles H. McCullers told Judge John B. Scott he was unjustly charged with drunken driving and that his friend was behind the wheel. The judge asked for details and McCullers began, then was fined $100 plus costs after the exchange.
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Montgomery, Als
Charles H. McCullers
John B. Scott
McCulers
Top Sergeant Outtalks In Toastmasters Event
Richard S. Greenedyke of Birmingham Alabama won the top speaking award from Zone L International Toastmasters over Marine Master Sergeant Harold Pope of Millington Naval Base. The upset shows the breadth of talent among service members and civilians in the regional competition held near Memphis.
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Memphis
Richard S. Greenedyke
Birmingham
Ala
Harold Pope
Millngton Naval Base
Prison guard Lacy Shrewsbury loses post at state camp
MOUNDSVILLE officials say night watchman Lacy Shrewsbury has been dismissed from the honor camp after a two week absence led to his arrest in Baltimore and his return from Beckley. He loses his job and camp privileges and is confined behind the main prison walls.
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Moundsville
Lacy Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury
Baltimore
Beckley
Trumbull posse hunts mad killer in dense woods
A 50 officer posse plus 100 civilian volunteers hunted Alfred Wilson in a four mile by half mile wooded area near Warren Ohio. Shots were fired as a figure fled. Footprints of crepe soles and quicksand were noted in the quarry country as the search continued.
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Warren
Ohio
Alfred Wilson
Trumbull County
Wilson
Sheriff's Office
Frank Thomas
Windham
Steve Varzaly
New Lutheran Group Forecast Formation of New Denomination
In Minneapolis leaders of the Evangelical Lutheran Church announced a plan to form a new Lutheran denomination with about 2 million members. The proposed body would unite the Evangelical Lutheran Church the American Lutheran Church and the United Evangelical Lutheran Church after delegates at the ELCA biennial convention voted decisively to join the World Council of Churches.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Evangelical Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
World Council of Churches
Eisenhower makes steady progress after operation
President Eisenhower remains in steady satisfactory condition two weeks after surgery and doctors say he should be able to leave the hospital in about a week according to medical reports released today.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Knottsville awards compete again in Country Life program
Knottsville in Taylor County announced it will compete again in the UMWA Country Life program this year. General chairman Harry Summers, program leader, accepts Knottsville award from Ed Burrows of Kroger Clarkburg. Davis arrested for drunken charge after claiming he waited for a red light that does not exist.
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Knottsville
Taylor County
Umwa Country Life
Harry Summers
Taylor Courty
Ed Burrows
Kroger
Clarksburg
Kroger Company
Country Life Pro- Detroit
Henry A
Sears Roebuck Co
Davis
Graf ton 24 Hour Weather Summary
The Graf ton area recorded a high of 82 and a low of 64 for the 24 hours ending yesterday at 5 p.m. Rainfall totaled .06 inches. The 11 am temperature today reached 82 degrees.
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Grafton
Centennial Beards Pruned Short For Wartime Training
Camp McCoy Wisconsin guardsmen preparing for summer training were ordered to shave their beards. The unit had planned to wear their whiskers for Wood County centennial celebration next August but the army mandated shaving amid the ongoing preparations.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Wood County
Adventist official urges broader lay roles in church work
At the West Virginia Conference meeting in Parkersburg Stephen Paully, secretary of lay activities, told delegates pastors should not reduce lay members to bake sales and pot holder duties. He called for lay teams for home Bible study, cottage meetings, campaigns, welfare and medical units, youth society and other ministries.
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West Virginia Conference of Adventists
Parkersburg
Yestoday
Stephen Paully
Department of Lny Activites
Paully
Faithful Cow Guides Blind Farm Owner in Tennessee
In Hartsville Tennessee a loyal cow named Mary acts as the eyes for Rev. O F Robert, an aging Black farmer who is going blind. The animal helps him navigate the small hilly farm, nudging him up slopes and accompanying him on all tasks, illustrating a remarkable bond between owner and animal.
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Hartsville
O. F. Robertson
Robinson
Mary
Doctrinal Split Convention Issue in Minnesota
Missouri Synod delegates at their triennial convention in St. Paul urge study and unity with the Norwegian and Wisconsin synods. They seek a single clear statement on doctrine while deeming immediate severance of fellowship inadvisable. The Norwegian Synod cut ties last fall and the Wisconsin Synod weighs a similar move.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Wisconsin Synod
Twining Flies To Moscow For Air Inspection
General Nathan F. Twining and six Air Force generals arrived in Moscow from Berlin aboard a U S Air Force DC6 for a ten day visit. The party attends a Soviet air show and will observe new aircraft as Western observers invited by the Soviet government fly in.【NOTE: This summary preserves entities and key events from the OCR source.】
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Moscow
Nathan Fwining
U.S. Air Force
Twining
Air Force
Rom
Berlin
Soviet Union
Washington
Wiesbaden
Germany
Eisenhower
Nigel Burch
France
Paul Bailly
President Eisenhower expresses personal pleasure over GOP plans
President Eisenhower spoke of personal pleasure regarding Republican convention plans but did not share any second term intentions. White House aide Sherman Adams and Press Secretary James Hagerty said no decision or timetable was disclosed. Doctors reported his condition after emergency surgery for an intestinal block continues to progress well and he is in good spirits. Governor Arthur B. Langlie of Washington was named convention keynote speaker.
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Washington
Eberhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Hospital
Sherman Adams
San Francisco
Adams
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Goy
Arthur B Lenglie
Keyncter
Mrs da Stone Teague Serves 50 Years as Oxford Postmaster
Oxford Me Mrs da Stone Teague completed a half century as postmaster serving under seven presidents. She marked five decades in the role at the Oxford post office, a milestone reflecting decades of service and continuity in public mail delivery.
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Oxford
da Stone Teague
Floods and Lightning Hit Across States
Torrential storms and a two week heat wave triggered floods from the Southwest to the Appalachians. In Pennsylvania heavy rains flooded Slippery Rock Creek and cut off access to Slippery Rock University area while camp evacuations and road closures occurred. In Texas near Midland fires raged as two large oil tanks burned, spreading smoke and delaying emergency response. Indiana reports a brick building collapse injuring five as storms continued. Authorities warned residents to evacuate cottages and monitor high water as drought relief gave way to renewed floods.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Texas
Appalachian Mountains
Indiana
Lawrence County
Slippery Rock Creek
Nashanock
Slippery, Rock
Sumer
Creh
Treake
Midland
Tex
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Indianapolis
Statehouse
Midlands
Angry Debating Divides Church Conference In Omaha
Bitter factions in the Congregationalist Church staged a night long filibuster at the Omaha convention. Lawmakers read minutes from two years of Executive Council meetings to argue over merging with Evangelical and Reformed churches. Anti merger delegates accused hidden discussions and demanded full disclosure.
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Omaha
Neg
Executive Council
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