Thunderstorms Hit Mississippi Valley
Thunderstorms swept the upper and middle Mississippi Valley with heavy rain up to 2 inches in spots. A tornado warning affected Springfield Missouri area, causing property damage but no reported injuries as festivities in the Lake of the Ozarks region continued with hillbilly dress events and a street dance.
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Judge Shunts Case From Court Leaves It to Tribal Elders
In Everglades Florida five Osceola brothers clashed after a Seminole Green Corn Dance. Judge Jolly ruled the case should be decided by tribal elders. Mike Osceola charged his brothers Douglas Howard William McKinley Jr 2nd John with binding and beating him. Douglas was accused of hitting Mike with a broken pop bottle. Tribal justice can be harsher on convicted defendants than white law.
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Senate and White House Clash Over Policy Power
The piece outlines rising tensions between Congress and the White House as lawmakers push back against President Eisenhower on defense spending and foreign aid. It notes veteran legislators using TV, radio, and direct outreach to mobilize public opinion, while the public reaction appears to constrain executive influence and expand congressional leverage.
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Regular exercise helps bowel problems says doctor
Off duty bartender Robert Ester, 52, died from wounds after chasing a holdup man at a St. Louis tavern. A patron was found with two bullet wounds, and the shooter fled with about 360 dollars. The column stresses exercise and diet to aid constipation, warning against laxative abuse and urging regular meals.
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Egypt Press Writes Off Jordan as Ally
Cairo reports angry editorials condemn Jordan for ordering the ouster of two Egyptian diplomats over an alleged assassination plot. Jordan recalls its ambassador, while Egypt says he is being sent home in retaliation and demands the Egyptian representative leave Amman with the joint Arab military command.
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Dr Eisenhower May Refuse First Commencement Payment
Fragmented report notes Dr Eisenhower connected to a dispute over an eight million subsidy promised to Johns Hopkins and related hospital plans. It mentions Jordan denying a claim, with references to political figures and hospital dealings, and a separate obituary for Martin J Collins of St Louis.
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