Korea Pledges to Halt Waste of American Funds
President Eisenhower, departing South Korea after a reformist pledge tour, vows to ensure U.S. aid is efficiently and honestly used for Korean people. He is met by cheering crowds as he leaves and looks ahead to a Far Eastern tour.
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Korea
John Scau
Seoul
South Karta
Japan
Eisenhower
South
Honolulu
South Korea
United States
Wwe
Primn
Tiuh Ch
Oi Nilion
Eiseenhower
Ike Warmly Welcomed by South Koreans
President Eisenhower receives a riotous greeting on his Asian tour in Seoul as crowds press close, denting a limousine and prompting security detours. He attends a host reception with Koreans including John M. Chang and Choi Kyu han, key figures in Korea’s politics and reform groups. The visit caps a last day of engagements before a review of military headquarters with 6th Corps ahead.
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John Scali Sequl
South Korea
APY
Eisenhower
John M. Chang
Chang
Syngman Rhee
Democratic Party
Choi Kyuhan
National Assembly
Coramillee
Constitutional Government Club
Thee
Liberal Party
U.S
Walter P. McConaughy
6Th Corps
Jeaders
Stolen Cash and Checks From West Virginia DMV Vault
Charlesto n West Virginia AP report states the State Motor Vehicles Department vault was robbed early today. An estimated 250000 dollars in cash and checks were taken from about a dozen cash belts. the main safe was left untouched. The break-in appears to have occurred after midnight, with a department employee noting no entry to the main storage area.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Motor Vehicles Department
J. Marshall Holcomb
Sploye
State Park
Lily
Two climbers die in Blanca Peak fall near Sangre de Cristo
Neal P Campbell aged 24, president of the Los Alamos Mountaineers, and Max Cooper, about 33, both from Los Alamos, fall while attempting a tough ascent on Blanca Peak in the Sangre de Cristo range west of Waldenburg. Fort Carson soldiers join in the rescue as rugged terrain and a glacier hamper recovery efforts.
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APY
Los Alamos
M. M
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Blanca Peak
Colorado
Neal P
Campbell
Los Alamos Mountaineers
Max
Cooper
Ft. Carson
Colo
Croper
Tos Alamos
Sangre de Cristo
Walsenburg
Carrdtner
Regional Weather Wyoming and Northwest Numismatic Assn Convention Missing Penny
Regional weather report notes partly cloudy conditions in Wyoming with scattered light showers and thunderstorms in mountains and east, cooler tonight and Tuesday. In Oregon, Salem AP report: Northwest Numismatic Assn convention ends with a missing 182 penny valued at $50 from the collection.
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Wyoming
Cain
Salem, Ore
Northwest Numismatic Assn
Tow
Calorada
Mourtains
Weekend traffic deaths push Colorado toll to year high
The Associated Press reports five killed in Sunday crashes, including Thomas Crassien and Carolyn Crassien of Grand Junction, Helen Vekovich of Canon City, Agatha Fisher of Canon City, and Henry Jackson of Thornton. Injured include Linda Yekovich and Frank Yekovich. Fatalities occurred on U.S. 50 near Salida and Dead Man's Curve near Golden. Alpine Rescue Unit transported victims. Additional wrecks near Bayfield and Wiggins left teens dead or injured.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Thomas George Crassien
Carolyn
Bunting St
Grand’ Junction
Helen T. Vekovich
Poplar St
Agatha Fisher
N. Eighth St
Canon City
Henry Clinton Jackson
Thornton
Linda Yekovich
Frank Ricky Yekovich
Rabert Yekovich
Kathe Jeen Fisher
Salida
Frank Vekovich
Robert Vekovich
Kathleen Fisher
Carl Lantz
Rey McDowell
U.S. Highway 50
Grand Junction
Crosslea
Jackson
Labkey
Golden
Charles
M. Booth
Denver
Jefferson County
Lookout Mountain
Dead Man's Curve
Booth
Winston Reed
Aurora
Alpine Rescue
Evergreen
Gordon Stucker
Stucker
Reed
Colorado General Hospital
Bayfield
Helenea Gloria Archuleta
Snovia
Lucille Archuleta
Cleal' Martinez
Durango
Rey Dale Hagemeier
1Sterling
Wiggins
Alabama Asks Court Review of Oil Case
Alabama asks the Supreme Court to reconsider its May 31 ruling limiting to 3 miles the rights to submerged lands in the Gulf of Mexico. State Attorney General MacDonald Gallion said the petition for rehearing should be granted and urged the court to correct its mistakes without waiting for Congress.
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Washington
Alabama
Supreme Court
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
MacDonald Gallion
Texas
Florida
Gulf
Gulf States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Pilots Extend Strike With Sick Gimmick
New York AP reports Pan American pilots called in sick in a show of solidarity, suggesting an ongoing strike amid Eastern Air Lines disruption last week. About 31 Pan American pilots reported sick from 4:30 p.m. Friday through this morning.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American
Senate Keeps 10 Tax on Local Phone and Travel Fares
The Senate voted to retain the 10 percent federal levy on telephone and telegraph services and passenger fares for another year, rejecting calls to cut taxes. President Eisenhower opposed reductions, while House support aimed to extend taxes and raise the debt ceiling. Democratic critics push to close tax loopholes and add revenue measures.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Treasury
Browel
Lyndon B. Johnson-Tex
Joseph
Clark
Senate Votes To Repeal 4% Dividend Cut
The Senate, by a 42 to 41 vote, repealed a 4 percent dividend tax credit for stockholders, aiming to add about 950 million dollars in annual revenue. The session also considered ending a 20 percent excise levy on local telephone and telegraph service and passenger fares, and the dividend credit repeal faced party-line opposition.
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Washington
Secnta
Senate
Lyndin B. Jahnson
D-Tex
Robert
Byed
D-W
I. Allen Brear Jr
Jar van Anveri
Idlewild
Teacher Bias Shapes Measured Achievement Of Gifted Pupils
Dr Elizabeth Drews of Michigan State University told a Colorado conference that teacher bias skews grade based assessment of gifted students. She described four types of high achieving or underachieving students and warned that creativity and intellectual drive are not always reflected in marks.
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Elizabeth. Drews
Michigan State University
Wonday
Drew
Colorado State College
Drews
Dr. Drews
Une
Tr. Drews
Walt Lifton
Science Item
Search Associates, Inc
Lifton
Tiffton
Britton
Crazy Days to Be Staged July 15 16 in Greeley
Crazy Days in Greeley July 15 and 16 will turn downtown into a carnival retail event with merchants in crazy costumes and special values. Malls will close three downtown streets and traffic will be detoured while booths and sidewalk sales fill the area. Prizes include a compact car, stereo, and portable TV with registration tickets issued at participating stores.
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Robert Widland
Greeley
Jane
An &H, Ah
Wath St
Lith Ave
Moses Lake
Wash
Chamber of Comerce
Swanagees
Plane with Five Aboard Missing in Flight over Ida Bay
AP dispatch reports a missing five aboard the aircraft feared to have vanished off Ida Bay near Washington state. The Rev Paul Worlsworth and Narsiarle Worlsworth both 26 from Ridgefield along with Rev Gary Thompson and his wife Dayce from Woodland were aboard with pilot Jack Ferguson of Longview. Officials offered no clues as search teams criss cross southern Ida uo.
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Boe
Hho
Ida Uo
Washington State
Kansas City
Paul Worlsworth
Narsiarle
Ridgefield
Wash
Gary Thompson
Dayce
Woodland
Jack Ferguson
Longview
Frondizi Agrees To Return Nazi To Israel
Milan Italy AP President Arturo Frondizi says Argentina will extradite Adolf Eichmann to Israel if Israel returns the ex Gestapo official to Argentina. Frondizi spoke during a state visit and said extradition would follow international law. He denied promising West Germany Eichmann would be handed over if Israel handed him back. Jewish agents seized Eichmann in Buenos Aires last month and took him to Israel to face trial for Nazi deaths. Security Council meets to consider Argentina's protest over Eichmann's capture.
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Milan
Italy
Angentina
Arturo Frondizi
Adalf Eidhasano
Israel
Gestapo
Argentina
Frondizi
Hichmann
West Germany
Kiehmann
Buenos Aires
Security Council
Fielumann
Eisenhower Refuels at Wake Island on trip to Hasgan
The White House reports President Eisenhower departed Wake Island for Hasgan at 12 51 pm local time. Earlier the plane stopped to refuel at 1 58 pm during its flight from South Korea.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Wake Island
South Korea
Monty and Reds urge end to military occupation in Europe
Viscount Montgomery calls for Soviet and Western forces to agree to end their military presence in Europe with control inspections. He argues NATO nations have enough strength to pursue a peaceful resolution. Forecast snippets mix in with weather data and local service notes, showing a range of temperatures and conditions across regions.
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Viscount Montgomery
Soviet Union
Miles
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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