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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1957

Page

4

Soviet Union reveals five nuclear tests to Soviet people

Moscow announced to its citizens that the USSR conducted five nuclear blasts. An interview on CBS with Nikita Khrushchev aired after being broadcast via Moscow radio and TV. Khrushchev said disclosure would have served no useful purpose and dismissed fears over satellites abandoning communism.

Moscow Soviet Union Anri Amercan Nikxite Hobrushcey Khrushchev Khrushche Heder Hengery Abrushchevs Voice of America

Nuclear Test Balloon Readies at Nevada Site

Eisenhower orders tariff probe as dairy butter imports spark concern. Nevada Nevada Test Site readied a 67 foot balloon for experiments including 16 military effects tests. The plan includes 45 experiments, 18 aircraft, and safety measures to prevent the balloon from escaping Yucca Flat.

Yucca Utah Health Department Ellis AL Iais

Cotton Market Up About 40 Percent

Washington report notes the Agriculture Department forecast a substantial rise in cotton markets both domestic and foreign. The agency estimates a strong increase in cotton shipments by July end, projecting around 49 percent higher activity than the previous season’s 31,400 bale level.

Washington the Agricul Department Merketing

Demand dips trim cotton carryover forecast

The department forecasts demesne use and a smaller surplus as 1951 crop year begins. Production for the marketing year was lower than demand, reducing surpluses to about three million bales. Carryover on August 1 is forecast at 11,600 to 11,700 bales.

Dales

Fight for Office By Grange U S

The National Grange and the federal government clash in court over the Grange headquarters in Washington a block from the White House The government seeks the property for additions while the Grange says the building serves conferences rural activities and progress The U S has offered 3600000 with earlier offers of a million Grange officials urge members to appeal to Congress to save the HQ

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Rest Home Warned Of Fire Hazard

Greenfield Missouri nursing home, a two story 21 room facility, was told by a Division of Health spokesman to correct fire hazard conditions after an inspection. The operators are installing a fire detection system, enclosing stairwells, and upgrading portions to meet state rules. They have 45 days to show intent to eliminate hazards.

Greenfield Division of Health Neil Wootley Moking Wortley Health Department Warrenton

Organic Solvents Drive Los Angeles Smog Concerns

The Air Pollution Control Association reports organic solvents are a major smog source in the Los Angeles area, second to vehicle exhaust. Robert G. Lunghe of the LA Air Pollution Control District says solvents used in paint, cars, aircraft, cans, rubber products and dry cleaning contribute emissions, urging new control installations in plants to cut solvent release.

St. Lou Los Angeles Robert G. Lunghe Los Angeles Air Lamghe

Man returns lost cash and check after refusal then acceptance

Harmon, a lowell mechanic, refused a first offer to hand back two hundred ten thousand dollars but on a second attempt the money and a nonnegotiable check were accepted. A Bank of St Louis official commented about prior refusals. The event occurred near St Peter's Cathedral in Rose can tan act promodate about 3 400 words.

ST. Louis Lowell Harmon Bank of St_ Peter's Cathedral Rorse

60 Day Jail Sentence For Ed Robinson Jr

Edward G. Robinson Jr., 24, son of the actor, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and placed on three years probation for misdemeanor drunk driving. His father wept in court as his son’s mother, Mrs. Gladys Robinson, traveled from Paris. the parents, recently divorced, did not speak. The incident followed Mr. Robinson’s sports car striking parked cars last June, injuring Martin Barth, the actor’s agent, who lost sight in one eye.

Ed Robinson Jr Santa Monica Calif Edward G. Robinson Jr New York Gladys Robinson Paris Martin Barth Robinson Vance Iran Crown Brannenborger

Sacred Cow Here To Speed Symington Back to Washington

A four engined plane known as the Cat landed at Jefferson City after Sen Smart Symington’s Lincoln University commencement address. The aircraft features multiple compartments and special lift equipment, including a rear elevator used for dignitaries and even FDR’s wheelchair. Chief Pilot Maj Matawan notes the plane is configured to expedite urgent returns to Washington.

Smart Symington Lincoln University Jefferson City Aiight Fdr Maj. Matawan Washington

Frost Receives Honorary Doctorate From Oxford University

Poet Robert Frost was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters from Oxford University in England. Vice Chancellor J C Masterman and Jesus College principal J T Christie presented the degree amid formal ceremony. Christie praised Frost's poetry as a steadfast beacon during turbulent times.

Frost Oxford England Robert Ameri Aa Oxford University New England J. C. Masterman J. T. Christie Jesus College

Train Collision Near Columbia Causes Minor Damage

A collision yesterday between a train and a pickup occurred at 4 30 p m a mile north of Columbia at a railroad crossing on a gravel road. No injuries were reported and damage was estimated at 50 dollars. The pickup driver was Robert Alexander Shaffer, 54, of Moberly. The train engineer was Tom Ridberry, 45. Shaffer’s view was said to have been obstructed by brush and weeds.

Columbia State Highway Patrol Robert Alexander Shaffer Mober Lily Tom Ridberry Shaffer

Nicaragua Sells Most Coffee to United States

Nicaragua exports its principal crop, coffee, with the United States purchasing the bulk of shipments. The trend highlights strong U S demand and markets for Nicaraguan coffee amid ongoing trade relations.

Nicaragua United States

Stop Pain of Piles Developed For Home Use

A home treatment claim advertises Pazo as a medically proven remedy for simple piles. It asserts fast relief for internal and external symptoms and cites testimonials of prior sufferers. The copy emphasizes at home use and a Grove Laboratories trademark in its branding.

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