Indians Put The Old Hex On Lakes
Canton Oklahoma. Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians led by Chief Bennie Spotted Wolf curse Canton Lake to protest water releases from the dam draining the lake to aid Oklahoma City in drought relief. They claim the water rights were violated and warn fishing and hunting will suffer.
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Canton
Okla
Arapahoe
Oklemma City
Bennie Spotted Wolf
Canton Lake
Big Dam
Oklahoma City
Spotted Wolf
Oklahoma
Czechs Reshape Government With Eight Vice Premier Posts Cut
Prague radio announced a drastic government shakeup in Czechoslovakia dropping General Karol Bacilek from the cabinet. Bacilek, 57, long associated with security services and a Stalin loyalist, is named Slovakia Communist Party secretary amid a wider ministry merger and cadre reassignments.
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Ec. — Gaen Aanization
Caschouloveldan
Prague Radio
Karol Bacilek
Bacilek
Lavrenti P. Beria
Communist Secret Police
Moscow
Slovak Communist Party
Communist Party
Antonin Zaky
Viliam S
Prague
Georgi M. Malenkov
Czechoslovakia
Jaromir Odansky
Alexei Cepicka
Josef Stalin
Siroky
Slovakia
Ike Books Parley With GOP Senators
In Denver President Eisenhower arranged a summer White House conference with four Republican senators Millikin Colorado Butler Nebraska Barrett Wyoming and Mundt South Dakota. Hagerty said the meeting at 10 a m EST held no special significance and occurred because the lawmakers from the same region individually requested talks.
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Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Sens
Millikin
Colorado
Butler
Nebraska
Barrett
Wyoming
Mundt
South Dakota
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Anti Reds Plan to Convert Communist Prisoners in Korea
In Indian custody Korea, anti Communist prisoners launch a 90 day campaign to persuade Communist agents to renounce Red rule. Communist reps will attempt to win defections from Korean and Chinese prisoners starting around Sept. 25. Koreans display banners urging Red explainers to switch sides for freedom. Also note a stray line claiming eyeglasses were invented in Florence around 1285.
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Korea
Red
Florida star Rick Casares cleared in fatal crash return anticipated
Florida fullback Rick Casares, cleared of responsibility in a fatal auto crash, returns to campus and may join the Rice trip. A coroner's jury found the death of Nellie Bourguignon an unavoidable accident. Casares faces a reckless driving charge in Tampa on Sept. 21.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Rick Casares
Casares
Nellie Brown Bourguignon
Air Force
Anrihi
Houston
Tex
Bob Woodruff
Casaress
Tampa
Fila
L M. Carlton Jr
Wendell Bourguignon
Police Chief Buys Cigars As Good Deed
In Knoxville Tennessee Police Chief Joe Kimsey jailed a man who had spent his money on whisky and cigars. Later the wife visited and asked if any funds remained. Finding no money but cigars the chief bought them, despite not smoking himself.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Joe Kimsey
Kimsey
RFC Puts Municipal Bonds On Block In Big Sale
The Reconstruction Finance Corp sells 9.3 million dollars of municipal bonds as part of a nine month liquidation of notes mortgages stocks and factories. Bids open November 17 with 28 states represented and 200 issues. The sale ends June 30 with unsold assets going to the U S Treasury.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC Blic
Federal
Congress
RFC
Herbert Hoover
U. S. Treasury
San Manual
Arizona
Craddock
Tole
Fairfax
D.C
Motorist Receives Gas and Lecture in Kalamazoo
A motorist stranded by a near empty tank in Kalamazoo at 3 am rang a buzzer at a building. Fire Chief Ray Zantello and ten volunteer firefighters rushed to the station and provided gasoline along with a lecture on the dangers of false alarms.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Ray Zantello
Bishop Admits Vatican War Intent, Warsaw Radio Says
Warsaw radio reports Bishop Czeslaw Kaczmarek of Kielce testified that the Vatican favored a war against the Soviet Union and that his conduct during the Nazi occupation served German interests. He and three co defendants, including a nun, faced accusations of aiding a German occupation and undermining Poland’s wartime plans.
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Warsaw
Vatican
London
Bis
Kielce
Red Poland
Soviet Union
Radio
Czeslaw Kaczmarek
Poland
Kaczmarek
Radio Warsaw
Josef Dombrowski
Jananilewicz
Wladyslaw Widlak
Waleria Niklewska
Thief Invokes Constitutional Rights
Police in Pasadena report Henry Hernandez arrested on suspicion of stealing a sack of potatoes from a shopper's car. When asked for his name and actions, Hernandez replied I refuse to answer on grounds it might tend to incriminate me.
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Pasadena
Calif
Henry Hernandez
Hernandez
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Ike
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Florence
Italy
Harmony
Chicago
Ing
Stephen A. Mitchell
Harry S. Truman
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
Adlai Stevenson
Thomas G. Keller
Tschaikowsky
Fifth Symphony
Charlotte
Tivervnit
Wachovia
NT Anderry Onhres
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
High
Federal Reserve System
Kenton R. Cravens
Treasury
Guilford Optica
Nre
Capudine
Florida Furniture Factory
Drawer Fitters & Assembly General Factory
Royal Palm Mfgs., Inc
Penney’s
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