Eisenhower fights to shape budget and civil rights stance
Fragmented remarks reveal debate over the second peacetime budget, armament, and civil rights. Rep. Emanuel Geller backs strong rights measures while the White House and Congress wrestle with cuts and amendments amid a political climate dominated by Southern Democrats and White House explanations.
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Prison Sentence Adds Up in Hurry
In Fort Scott Kansas Judge Barry W Fisher sentenced George Bower 27 to five to 10 years on each of three burglary counts and five years on three grand larceny counts. He also faces trial for escape while being returned to Lansing from Cincinnati as a parole violator. Procter and Roger Procter, both of St Joseph Missouri, pleaded guilty and drew five to 10 years on two burglary counts and five years on two grand larceny counts.
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5 000 Expected At Legion Meeting
American Legionnaires and auxiliary members over 5,000 are expected to attend the 38th annual state convention in Kansas City from July 26 to 28. Two elections will highlight convention activities. Loretta Jean Bales, 22, of Missouri, is named candidate for department commander. Dr. Rut Frederickson of Hamilton is announced candidate for grand chief department commander. Senator Stuart Symington will address a joint session of the region and its auxiliary on July 26.
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Kishi Plans New Trip To Push Asian Potential
Kishi aims to explore Asia including Formosa to expand potential in the region. The tour likely this fall will cover the Philippines Indonesia Australia and New Zealand as key stops.
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Mountain Climber Scott Rescued After 14,000-Foot Plunge
Scott, a California graduate, survived a 60 foot fall from Palisade Peak in Kings Canyon National Park. He endured fractures to his wrist ankle and vertebrae before rescue teams airlifted him to Upper Palisades Lake. Maj. Jones P. Siegler at Edwards flew the helicopter to assist the hoist.
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Broken Jaw Loser Charged With Murder Attempt
RIDGEWAY Ontario A 250 pound former wrestler known in Buffalo forJuly fighting juvenile social worker was charged with attempted murder after a confrontation with the Very Rev Msgr Franklin M. Kelliher director of the Working Boys Home in Buffalo. Kelliher said Rosenberger called and used obscene language then met him to talk. The alleged assault and fight occurred on a road near their homes. Rosenberger’s attorney said his client denied the charges.
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Funeral for W S O Sullivan largest Warrenton event
Funeral services for Woodrow S Mike O Sullivan operator of the Katie Jane Nursing Home drew about 2080 attendees at College Methodist Church Warrenton Mo The service followed the nursing home disaster that claimed 72 lives five months earlier O Sullivan drowned after a water sled accident in a nearby lake A memorial service was held by the Washington Elks Club O Sullivan was past president of Warrenton rovers club Burial planned at Laurell Hills Memorial Gardens St Louis
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Inquest Set Today in Winona Shooting
Winona Missouri. An inquest set for 1 p.m. today into the fatal shooting of tavern operator John Farr, 40, who died from head and stomach bullet wounds. Allen Brewer, 17, of Eminence, was arrested for investigation after claiming Farr had threatened him and his family during a dispute over Brewer’s dating Janet Carter, Farr’s step daughter.
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Mass Food Poisoning Hits Baptist Camp
A mass illness outbreak at a Baptist boys camp in Memphis, Tennessee sent about 50 campers to two hospitals. Twenty four treated remained hospitalized. others were released. The Rev Warren Banks and Rev Robert Bushyhead were among adults hospitalized.
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Authorities Nab Former Patrolman in Wichita Jail Break
Leslie Dale Caplinger, a former Kansas highway patrolman, was arrested in Wichita after escaping from Wyandotte County Jail on February 2 while jailed for transporting a forged interstate check. He fled on foot after abandoning a stolen Coltumbus, Mississippi car. later surrendered in a weed patch. His wife, who did not know his true identity, was released.
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Santa Fe Rodeo Quick Guns Showdown Prompts Mock War
Santa Fe hosts a four day rodeo carnival featuring a pretend gun fight for a local audience. Reports describe two California youths challenging Santa Fe participants in a staged duel at the rodeo arena recalling Billy the Kid lore. A separate Washington event simulates nuclear war as part of a defense exercise named Alexis 1957 with pilots, helicopters, and government workers preparing for evacuation and reconstruction across eastern states.
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Inmates Seek Pay Hike For Prison Purchases
In Lansing Michigan inmates demand a wage hike after a 2 cent rise in the state cigarette tax spurs protests. Corrections Director Gus Harrison said prison pay ranges from 5 cents to 70 cents a day, unchanged since Hoover era, with inmates using the earnings for personal items. The State Corrections Commission ordered a wage review following the sit down protest.
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Table Rock Bridge Nearer Reality
JOPLIN Missouri reports a long sought Table Rock Lake bridge may become a government funded project with 80 percent from the state and 20 percent from public works. The estimated 1.5 million dollar span would run on M 85 between Shell Knob and Viola. Short told the newspaper he is confident the bridge will happen.
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Bridge conditions spark concern over spring water levels
Apparent notes indicate rising lake levels and bridge areas under observation. Officials warn temporary isolation of routes as water covers approaches. Residents report nearby impacts and urge caution while monitoring the situation.
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