May Support Taft for Senator Sparks GOP Criticism
May be the subject of a taft aimed by a governor amid party rifts as three Republican governors denounce McCarthy’s subversion charges. Ohio Governor Lausche hinted at supporting Taft while keeping options open for fellow Democrat nominees, stressing national interest over party aims. The conference also featured Republicans challenging McCarthy and criticizing the Truman era’s handling of subversives in government.
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California
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Pennsylvania
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Child Bride Divorce Case Shocks Israel Tribunal
An 8 year old Yemenite girl, married to a 40 year old man for 50 cents in Yemen, received divorce in Israel after claiming abuse and attempting suicide. She had been sold as a child bride and later fled to an immigrant camp seeking schooling. The case highlights child marriage among migrants arriving in Israel.
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Malaya raises duties to fund anti communist war effort
Malayans face higher duties on whiskey beer coffee sweets confectionery and medical instruments as imports costs are raised to cover the anticommunist campaign. The war against communists costs Malays about 40.6 million dollars this year, about ten thousand dollars more per day than last year.
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Five Found Slain in Nebraska Farm Mystery
Five members of a Laigh family in Schuyler Nebraska were slain in their sleep with a sledgehammer at a farmhouse six miles southeast of Leigh. The victims are Mrs Henry F Rakos 48 and three children Idon 20 Ardili 14 Helen 8, plus Henry F Batua 29 found later. County Attorney L Le Powpisel called an inquest and adjourned it until tomorrow as Dr S W Brummert conducts autopsies to determine if Batua died by suicide or was pushed into the well.
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Ardili
Helen
Henry F. Batua
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Officers Dictate Reports Across 42 Cities
Firemen and policemen in 42 cities may dictate reports into mechanical dictating equipment linked to telephone switchboards at the receiving end. The International City Managers Association says the dictated reports are then transcribed back at the headquarters.
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International City Managers Association
Kidney transplant performed at Louds Company of Mary
Dr. Richard M Lawler led a Saturday operation at Louds Company of Mary hospital to transplant a healthy kidney into Mrs Ruth Tucker 49 from a donor who died after consent was given. The procedure lasted about ninety minutes with legal staff and surgeons present. The patient was reported in good condition after the operation though the donor's identity remains undisclosed.
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Mary Hospital
Lawler
Lacher
Ruth Tucker
James West
Patrick H. McNulty
Raymond Patrick Murphy
West
Tecker
Missionary Plane Missing Over Venezuela Search Under Way
A missionary DC-3 with 15 Americans aboard including five children has been missing over Venezuela since June 9. Mrs. Donna Wetherald says the U S state department will urge a full air and ground search near Maracaibo after the aircraft last communicated 25 miles from the city. The Miami departure was June 5 with refueling in Kingston Jamaica and officials initially delayed in recognizing the danger.
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U. S. State Department
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Lapis Lazula Road And Its Ancient Trade Route
The Lapis Lazula road fed from the Lapis mines in northeastern Afghanistan across south Persia and then northward to the Mediterranean ports. Lapis lazula were precious stones used by the ancient for decoration.
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Persia
Mediterranean
Supreme Court weighs jury waiver in Munsell case
Colorado Supreme Court opened a tent to decide if a defendant may waive the right to a jury in a nat action. The case, from Weld County, concerns Leon D. and Marjorie B. Munsell who were convicted of writing a bad check to Gregory Clothing in Greeley. The court seeks briefs from Attorney General John Metzger and defense counsel by July 10 with 10 days for replies.
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Teon Mansell
Marjorie Mansell
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Power Plant for Atom Sub To Be Built in Idaho
The Atomic Energy Commission funds and oversees construction of a reactor in Idaho for the Navy's planned atomic submarine. Construction is underway near Idaho Falls with W. C. Punk confirming the reactor will be built and tested at the Idaho reactor site before installation on the submarine. Legislature approval came from the Senate Armed Services subcommittee.
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Gillette Child Burned to Death in Bonfire Accident
A 20 month old Gillette, Wyoming boy Garry Edwards died after clothes ignited from a bonfire last night. He suffered burns over more than half his body. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Aay Edwards of Gillette. The Gold Coast in West Africa is about the size of Minnesota, per National Geographic Society.
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National Geographic Society
Fraser River floods and Idaho martial law amid rising water
In northern Idaho Boundary county and the Kootenai River face martial law as floodwaters threaten farms and dikes. National guardsmen and volunteers sandbag dike tops while families evacuate. Fraser River in western Canada nears record crest with millions in damage and 600 people evacuated east of Vancouver. Weather forecasters predict Fraser to crest soon and Columbia River to peak nearby.
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Two Killed in Nebraska Highway Collision Near Maxwell
A head on crash on U S highway 30 near Maxwell Nebraska killed Pvt Kenneth R Young 26 of Fredonia Kansas mortician Roger C Yout 11 Corning California and another soldier at Mort Warren Wyoming. A car driver Young tried to avoid a truck parked off the road an ambulance carried rescuers and four other passengers were injured but not seriously.
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Hoffman Fears Acceptance of Inevitable War
White Sulphur Springs W Va June 19. Marshal plan director Hoffman warned governors at a four day conference that growing acceptance of World War II’s inevitability risks civilization itself. He urged preventing war rather than winning it and condemned fifth and sixth column dissension while signaling confidence in Communist pressures weakening once started. He framed peace as key to brighter American opportunity and noted postwar prospects exceeding all history.
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Governors Hear Appeal From Truman On World Peace
President Truman urged governors including Governor Frank Carson of Kansas to spur active grass roots interest in preserving world peace. The message stressed that foreign policy strength relies on public understanding and support at the local level during a conference chaired by Carson.
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Truman
Frank Carson
Kansan
Denver Bakery Strike Ends With New Three Year Pact
Denver's confertionery workers local 26 AFL voted to accept a contract from 11 major bakeries ending the strike. The deal includes a wage increase of a vent-an-hour now, three-cent boosts in 1951 and 1952, and a two week vacation after three years of service instead of five. The settlement was announced tonight.
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Denver
Bakers Return to Work Amid Strike Despite Bakery Shortages
John HR Coen, Denver attorney and chief negotiator for the bakery workers union, says members resume formal jobs immediately. Supervisory staff maintain bread deliveries to stores though cakes and pastries remain scarce. A recent negotiating session yielded no breakthrough on the long running construction stoppage. Fay Jahera Stull are on strike. Use the Tribune want ads.
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