Senate Confirms Seaton Nomination
The Senate Interior Committee unanimously recommended approval of Fred A. Seaton as secretary of the interior after a 90 minute Q and A on public power natural resources and related matters Seaton pledged to follow Congress laws and pressed for Alaska and Hawaii statehood if the president opposes.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Fred A. Seatoh
Seaton
Eisenhower
Nebraska
Lehton
Alaska
Sens
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Neuberger
D-Ore
Cani Ross
Congress
Hawait
Belafonte To Undergo Surgery For Throat Nodules
New York singer Harry Belafonte will undergo surgery today to remove a vocal cord nodule after an acute throat infection. Surgeon Leon Arnold said Belafonte must rest his voice for three to four weeks to allow a full return to his professional activities in the near future.
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Yousch-sirger
Harry Belafonte
Leon Arnold
Arnold
Adder
Futur
Vacation Bible School and church activities in Hartshurg town
In Our Neighboring Towns reports a Vacation Bible School at Hartburg led by Mrs Fritz Schushardt with two weeks of visits to the In the esse Home. Youth Fellowship met at the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Richard Nistendirk led the business meeting. Four sponsors and 12 members attended. Various local families and guests attended weekly church events and a birthday gathering at the Cunningham home.
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Fritz Schushardt
Esse
Youth Fellowship
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
BL Bythe
Teddy Nona
Richard Nistendirk
Stalin Portraits Still in Embassy
Two teens from Michigan visiting Washington for a Young Republic leadership school saw portraits of Joseph Stalin on display in a reception room of the Soviet Embassy. The incident occurred as U.S. officials discussed Khrushchev and post‑Stalin leadership in the Soviet Union. Both visitors described conversations with an aide and noted no full approval or disapproval from the delegation.
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Rursan
Joseph Stalin
David A. Zirgenbein
Netroit
Douglas Brown
Dearbarn
Mich
Utey
Rodda Fally
Nikita S. Khrushctev
Coramuntat
Russlntt
Binebussy
Cephlngd
Stalin
Kent
New Ih Power
Generalissima
Ze Benbein
Fide Company
Soviet Communist Party
Zlevenbein
Brown
Ine
Washington
Young Republic
Jean
Congress May Quit Five Days Early
Congress may adjourn by July 15, five days earlier than the prior target. Speaker Rayburn and GOP leaders indicate the House could wind up shop around that date, while Republican leaders like Knowland of California push for July 15 as the earliest adjournment time.
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Congress
Mom— House Rufers
Prostenhower
Fenders
Massachuusetts
White House
Rayburn
Texas
Jeader
Knowland
California
Fight over Language in Colombo Sparks Sitdown Clash
In Colombo Sri Lanka lawmakers debated a bill to make Sinhalese the sole official language. About 250 Tamil speakers staged a sitdown near theMouse area. clashes ensued with Sinhalese crowds. Two MPs leading the protest were injured.
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Ceylon
Colombo
Agricultural Worker Receives Superior Service Award
Washington ceremonies honored 134 Department of Agriculture employees with superior service awards. Seven additional workers, including Robert Cough of the cooperative extension service in Columbia, Cecil T. Snow of FHA in Osceola, Mary L. Summers of cooperative extension in Clayton, and William B. Wood of FHA, received distinguished service awards on the Washington Monument grounds.
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Columbia
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Washington Monument
Robert §. Cough
Cooperative Extension Service
Cecil T. Snow
FHA
Osceola
Mary L. Summers
Clayton
William B. Wood
New Haven Couple To Observe Golden Wedding Sunday
Mr and Mrs John Junge of New Haven plan a golden wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house at their home. The couple have four sons and one daughter and are connected with St Peters parish. Mrs Junge is formerly Ella Maschiaimen of New Haven.
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Suange
Rayman
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Man
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Hal Chen
Scattered Leaflets Threaten Death in London
A car splashed through central streets scattering leaflets threatening to kill Sir John Waring and Cypriot officials. The flyers claimed vengeance for convicted comrades and warned of punishment, hinting at a Cyprus alliance and Mediterranean links, as detectives tighten security around key figures.
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Nets
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Harding
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Ila Britney
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Alony
Ahmed
Towes
Cyprus
Union Head Sees IGOP Vote By Labor Leaders
Washington New Jersey edition reports union leader Tom Laralo of United Auto Workers expects labor, youth, and working people to move toward the Republican Party. He cites support for Eisenhower and the GOP as “the party of the family.” A five day leadership course for Young Republicans from multiple states aims to convert four million voters. The program is run by the Young Republican National Federation and California District organizers.
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Washington
Jeresey Wition
Tom Laralo
United Auto Workers Loreal
Piterson
Eisenhiewer
GOP
Young Republican National Padseration
District of Califaria
Young Republicans
Widow's Threats Interrupt Inquest
In St Louis III an inquest into Istave Story's slaying paused when his widow Frieda Story threatened to harm Mrs Florine Davidson, whom police say Story embraced with his wife present before he was shot. The testimony revealed tension between Story and Davidson. a verdict of homicide was returned as relatives escorted Mrs Story from the courtroom.
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SY. Louis, III
Istae
Florine Davidson
Frieda Story
Story
Military Reserve Unit Is Praised At Local Meeting
James A. Neman deputy for military plans and operations OCAMG Washington DC praised the 420th Military Company for training and recruitment. Col Newman said the unit is trained to be functional in the field immediately on any emergency.
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James A. Neman
OCAMG
Washington, D. C
Col Newman
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