South Korea Talks With Former POWs Prompts Debate
The article notes South Korea seeks talks with former Korean War prisoners and cites U.N. and Communist approvals as potential paths. It covers India’s critic Menon, his UN role, and U.S. officials’ cautious stance amid Red China diplomacy. It also reports U.S. Army cuts in West Germany affecting American civilians after sovereignty transfer, with mention of ex-prisoners seeking neutral or South Korean resettlement.
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Lincoln State Legislature Divides Into New Committees
Missouri's legislators adjourned and will serve on interim committees. They formed about a dozen panels to probe state activity including use of the University Medical School Hospital for indigent care, salary scales for officials, Lincoln University, tax dodging, crime rates, juvenile delinquency, police forces, school transportation, toll roads, the nonpartisan court plan, and various reforms.
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Dayton Bank Shooting Leaves Five Dead in Ohio
Police found few clues after Richard Meyers, a 47 year old self styled religious fanatic, shot and killed three people and wounded three others at two central Dayton banks. Meyers was killed by officers. three victims identified include George Sawaya 60 Freda Cramer 31 and Joseph Gavin 45. A guard and a bank executive were wounded at the Winters Bank before Meyers died hours later.
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Rebel Terrorists Kill Five in Africa
Rebels killed five people and wounded ten across Algeria and Morocco with attacks in Casablanca and clashes in the Atlas region. A Frenchman was abducted in Algeria while French troops fought rebel guerrillas, resulting in two dead and three captured. Unauthorized auto attacks set fires in Casablanca involving unidentified American officers.
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Chicago Candidates Become Heavy Campaign Spenders
Chicago’s two leading mayoral hopefuls estimate combined campaign costs exceed 850000 dollars. Mayor Richard J. Daley cites 150000 to 500000 for primary and mayoralty races, disputing Merriam’s claim of over a million. Merriam reports 409730 spent by his campaign.
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Pleasant Weather Dominates Nation With Storms Nearby
A weather summary notes generally pleasant June conditions across most of the nation with notable west snow and cool spells. Central and northern plains faced thunderstorms with hail and strong winds as weather moved east from the Central Plateau and central Rockies. Rain and snow spread from northwestern Wyoming to central Nevada while the Northeast saw showers including over an inch at Burlington. In Pennsylvania, four men died when a single engine Cessna crashed into Laurel Ridge near Uniontown during a thunderstorm, with victims from Gettysburg and Hanover identified.
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Nationalists Bitter As Airmen Freed
Formosa newspapers denounce the release of four American airmen by Red China. The Hsin Sheng Fan calls it sugar-coated poison while Central Daily News says the move will not ease international tension. Kung Lun Pao accuses the United States of indecisive policy and appeasement risking war and betrayal of allies.
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Report of Large Grain Bin Losses in Des Moines
Des Moines Register dispatch from Washington reports a grave finding in the Department of Agriculture. A House committee completed a secret report on lax bin inspections tied to huge grain losses. Senate investigations confirm defective grain bins supplied nationwide, including 6,960 units in the Midwest and many in Iowa.
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New Cream Claims Pain Relief For Arthritis Without Pills
A New York notice touts a cream named InfraRVR that allegedly relieves arthritis, rheumatism, and muscular pains by topical application. It asserts fast warmth and deep penetration with no prescription, backed by hundreds of case reports and endorsements from doctors.
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Missouri Zone Forecasts for Northwest to Southwest Missouri
Weather zones cover Northwest through Southwest Missouri with windy, partly cloudy conditions. Forecasts note warmer temperatures, increasing cloudiness, and scattered thunderstorms by evening in zones 1 2 3 and Bootheel region.
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Hammarskjold Presses for Release of American Prisoners
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold renewed diplomatic efforts to free 11 American Airmen held in Red Chinese prisons after four were released yesterday. He sent a message to Premier Chou En-lai and consulted delegates, hopeful for swift action as the Asian African conference looms in Indonesia. A planned Chou announcement of prisoner releases was disrupted by a bombing incident involving Red Chinese officials, with Peiping and Washington trading denials.
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Newark Delays Polio Inoculations for Schoolchildren
Newark Mayor Leo Carlin and health officials ordered postponement of free Salk polio shots for first and second graders until November 1, with about 15,400 Newark children affected and 6,000 more in Hackensack Bogota Ridgewood Somerville regions. Vaccine from Wyeth Laboratories awaiting federal clearance.
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New Postal Bill Advances Toward Senate Passage
A postal pay bill, backed by Senator Olin Johnston, moves toward Senate approval after addressing President Eisenhower’s veto concerns. It proposes about six percent average raises for 300,000 workers with a floor of six percent and reclassification to boost pay where needed, lowering the cost from about 179 million to roughly 164 million dollars annually.
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New Hilton Opens In Turkey On June 10
A seven million dollar 11 story Hilton hotel opens formally June 10 in Istanbul overlooking the Bosporus. It offers 300 rooms for summer visitors and features the Marmara Roof Bar with views of Europe and Asia. This is the third link in Hilton International and the grand opening will include Hollywood celebrities.
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