Suppression of H-Bomb Test Facts Sparks Debate
Honolulu papers clashed over the Bikini test blast details with The Star-Bulletin urging quick disclosure of results and accuracy while The Advertiser questioned security concerns. A Clinton sailor described seeing through his arm as the bomb detonated near Bikini. In Denver, Denise Sargent was freed on bond amid ongoing custody and kidnapping actions involving her daughter Judy.
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Iowa
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Ruth McAndrews
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New York State
Sargent
Judy
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Juhn
Robert Bogdanowitz
H. Joe Rawlinson
Ales. Sargent
Swat
Bogdanowitz
New York
Mansena
Rats Strand 25 Ships Near Bristels Belgium
Rats stranded 25 ships near Bristels Belgium as muskrata burrowed through canal walls collapsing a 1 yard section and draining water, leaving vessels stuck in mud. The report notes Mars atmosphere is thinner than at the top of Bit Everest.
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Trals
Bristels
Belgium
Brussels
Charleroi
Mars
Bit Everest
Fire Fighters Winning Battle in R. M. Park
Estes Park report shows Rocky Mountain National Park crews and 100 Crow Indians battling a large timber fire north of the park boundary. Lightning started three fires, with 900 acres of Virgin timber burned. wind and terrain hindered progress, but rain aided control efforts and no injuries or homes were affected.
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Estes Park
Rocky Mountain Naonal Park
Harry
Between &H
Billings
Missoula
Mont
Duting
Milwaukee sugar storage in glass-lined silo
A Milwaukee chocolate company stores 220,06 pounds of sugar in a steel frame silo that is completely glass-lined.
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Milwaukee
Senate Passes Tungsten Subsidy Bill
The Senate approved a bill authorizing a federal subsidy program for tungsten and other minerals. It directs the General Services Administration to continue purchases, sell on the market, and buy 25 million pounds of tungsten over two and a half years in units of 20 3 pounds, with a $551 per unit price except small mines paid $63 per unit if their production falls below 1,000 short tons annually.
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Wasilington Uy
Dell
Bil
General Services Administration
Senate approves foreign aid bill with review urged
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed a 4.502 billion dollar foreign aid bill but urged rethinking ally support programs. The proposed year starting July funding for military and economic aid fell about 400 million short of Eisenhower’s request, yet exceeded House authorization by 702.6 million. The panel, led by George A. V. Gay, passed the measure 13-2 with Langer and Long voting no, as adjustments for mutual security were noted and actual appropriations would be handled later.
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Washington
Senale Foreign Relatives Committee
U. S
Eisenhower
House
James C. Hagerty
White House
Walter Reed Arig ‘Hospital
George P-Ga
Reeves declines buyout of Los Angeles Rams stake
Los Angeles Rams owner and managing partner Dan Reeves asked a Superior Court to dissolve the partnership after refusing to sell his one third interest. Edwin Pauley Fred Levy and Hal Seley had proposed a two million buyout or one million for Reeves stake, but Reeves reiterated he will not sell and called the price exorbitant. General Manager Verne Schramm is serving as intermediary as the case proceeds.
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Los Angeles
Conwner
Danich Reeves
Los Angeles Rams
Superior Court
Edwin Pauley
Fred, Levy
Hal Seley
Reeves
Reims
Reaves
Ole
Iater
Rams
Theeves
Cleveland
Vex Schramm
Ag Dept Alleges Coin Flip Used to Stifle Livestock Bids
The Agriculture Department charged that a coin flip method was used by 22 concerns to dominate bidding in Denver Union Stock Yards. An inquiry under the Packers and Stockyards Act accuses dealers of pressuring commission firms to accept an order or turn in lieu of full market care, suppressing competitive bidding for cattle. Named firms and partners were ordered to respond by June 24 or face oral hearings and possible suspension of trading privileges.
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Agriculture Dept
Union
Denver
Packers and Stockyards
Pyse
Smarket
Fulton Foxley & Co
Robert K. Mayer
Tred Rosenstock
Charles Rosenstock
Bob Mayer & Co
Milton M. Mann
Bit Mann & Co
Jame M. Miller
Israel Miller
Hyman TP
Miller
Stock Market Drifts Lower In Light Monday Session
New York stock market posted another listless session Monday with the Associated Press average easing 90 cents to 150.00. Only about 1,410,000 shares traded, far below Friday's 1,550,000, marking the lowest volume since June 1 as prices drifted down then steadied toward the close.
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York
Associated Press
Tax Relief Bill for Stockmen Sent to the President
The bill with Ben Barrett’s amendment granting drought relief to livestock owners passed the House and Senate conference approval, now sent to the President for consideration. The measure treats certain livestock sales as voluntary conversions when drought affects farming practices. The report cites stock price averages and petroleum production context.
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Washington
Ben. Barrett
R-Wye
House
Senate
Barrett
Ghent
Pike Descendants Plan Colorado Springs Reunion
Zettulon Montgomery Pike descendants, numbering in the hundreds, will meet in Colorado Springs around July 1 with Rev A Vernon Pike and his wife arriving to organize. Dr. Morris Pike of Hartford, Conn., president of the Pike Family Assn., will attend with ill family reasons noted in plans.
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Colorado Springs
Zettulon Montgomery Pike
Pikes Peaks
Vernon Pike
Greenfield
Iowa
Pike
Morris BY. Pike
Hartford
McNichols Pushes Creation of Colorado Planning Bureau
Denver scenes report that Governor McNichols on Monday proposed a State Department of Planning and Public Works to absorb duties of the State Planning Commission and superintendent of public buildings. The agency would supervise all public works except highways and some Game and Fish functions, aiming to save engineering costs by central state oversight and potentially save up to 72 million dollars in institutional and educational construction over 30 years.
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Gav
Stephen
U. Tt
McNichols
State Dept .of Planning and Public Works
State Planning Commission
Game & Fish Dept
Colorado
Grain Futures Slip in Sluggish Tuesday Trade
Grain futures fell with July soybeans dropping about 20 cents amid heavy liquidation on the Board of Trade. Wheat, corn, oats and rye also lost ground as prices slid from midday highs to late settlements and the session ended with further declines in soybeans and nearby grain contracts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Prines
FHA Official Objects to Removal in Colorado Scandal
Former Colorado state FHA director Higbee testifies before Senate Civil Service Committee alleging political interference in top FHA jobs. He recounts prior firings under McLeish, reinstatement under Rule 6, and describes alleged drinking episodes involving McLeish and Hansen at Montana 1954 FHA convention. Carter corroborates overheard remarks about intoxication.
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Re Farmers Diome Administration
Coloradts
Floyd’ Higbee
Colorado
Senate Civil Service Commission
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Higbee
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FHA
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Plains
Robert B
McLealsh
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Highee
Somerville
FIA
Kathryn Carter
Hazeman
Mont
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Carter
Carl 0. Mansen
Montana State
Hansen
Carlee
Wighee
McLenish
Montana
Hillings
Hee
Hire
McLonisl
Hansen Bee
W. Brawley
Dinne|tor
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Ahe
Senator Appointed to Succeed Barkley in Kentucky
Frankfort attorney Joseph C. Leary was named to the U.S. Senate seat from Kentucky by the governor. The 49 year old veteran Democratic leader will serve until the November election to choose a successor to the late Sen. Alben W. Barkley. Four years remain in Barkley’s term.
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Joseph
Leary
A. B. Chandiler
U. 5
Kentucky
Alven W. Barkley
Jarsdoy
Severe hailstorms lashed Briggsdale area causing crop damage
Severe hail swept east of Briggsdale Sunday evening damaging wheat and barley that stood waist high. Ten acre farm of Bob Purerson east of Briggsdale reported hail. extensive damage on surrounding farms. Hailstones remained evident two hours after the storm, missing the town itself.
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Brigesdale
Briggsdale
Het
Boreas Pass Route to Be Widened into Automobile Highway
Army and U S Forest Service plan to convert a narrow gauge rail line from Como to Boreas Pass summit into a 22 mile automobile road. Infantry engineers from Ft. Carson collaborate to connect with Breckenridge route through Pike National Forest. Completion hoped for this summer. includes a mauve synthetic dye history note.
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Comols
Army
U. S. Forest Service
Como
Park County
Breckenridge
Pass
Summit County
Tinah Infantry Division
12Th Engineer
Ft. Carson
Forest Service
Cania
Pike National Forest
Qudlals
Court awards damages in auto crash case
In the District Court damages totaling 23965.00 were awarded against Walter K Reman a Fort Collins chiropractor in two wrongful death complaints filed here Monday The deaths of Jacob J Hergenreder and Anna Hergenreder of Greeley occurred in a head on collision on U S Route 34 south of Hart s Corner March 8 A car driven by Dr Ehmann collided with one driven by Hergenreder Mrs Hergenreder 89 and the doctor s wife 43 were killed in the crash Hergenreder 68 died shortly after The complaints were filed by Kir and Mrs Hergenreder s 38 children Jake J John Henry Katherine Esther Flora Ruben Harry Benjamin Helen E Adam Elmer F and Edward D Hergenreder and Jake J and Henry Hergenreder as administrators The plaintiffs sought 25 965 03 with 12058 45 for Jacob J Hergenreder and 18267 50 for Mrs Hergenreder s death.
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Ort Collins
Jewace
Disictes Court
Jacot Nnid
Anna Hergenreder
Gresley
U. S. ST
Hart's Corner
Ehmann
Hergenreder
Lina Charlottea Ehmann
Kir
Jake J
John
Henry
Katherine
Esther
Flora
Ruber
Harry
Benjamin
Uelen E
Adam
Elmer F
Edward
D. Hergenreder
Henry Hergenreder
Jacop J. Hergenreder
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Irish Famines in the 1340s Hit Icelandic Population Hard
In Dublin reports note that during the mid 1340s famines, Iceland’s population fell from about 5 million to roughly 2.5 million due to death and emigration.
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Dublin
Iceland
Comedienne Gretchen Wyler Marries Shepard Coleman
Beverly Hills ceremony at Beverly Vista Community Church unites comedienne Gretchen Wyler and New York musician Shepard Coleman on Monday. Wyler will continue the Silk Stockings show in Los Angeles through next week, then plans to have a dog or two free.
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Calif
Gretchen Wyler
New York
Shepard Coleman
Beverly Vista
Miss Wyler
Los Angeles
Calaman
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