Door Opens For Release Of U S Fliers
Indian diplomat V K Krishna Menon said after a White House meeting with President Eisenhower that the release of four American fliers in Red China could open the door to freedom for others. He expected further talks with Secretary of State Dulles and the President before leaving in July. He noted faith, not hope, as the driving force in pursuing concessions and said India is helping seek a conciliatory gesture from the United States toward Red China.
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Washington
V. K. Krishna Menon
Eisenhower
China
Krishna
Menon
White House
James Ungerty
Bulies
Krishna Menon
Krista Menon
Dulles
Red China
Peiping
India
United States
Lndia
Krishna W
Nehru
Chow En-lat
U.S
Ptt
Yey
Hamland
Anig Lher
Kristina Menon
Red Cross Swimming Classes Open at Memorial Pool
The American Red Cross chapter reports 51 enrollments for a Memorial pool swimming program led by Mrs James Gibbs and Walter safety director. Forty five women and six men pre enrolled. women instructors are Milton Dearing Andy Witch and Ed Haker while Robert Waldo leads the men. No charge for lessons. pool opens to the public at 6 o clock. The youngsters program starts June 20 with free lessons as pools are reserved for Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Memorial Pool
James Gibbs
Walter
American Red Cross
Milton Dearing
Andy Witch
Ed Haker
Robert Waldo
The
Weather Outlook for Jefferson City and Central Missouri
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight into Wednesday with a chance of scattered showers. Low tonight near 5, high Wednesday 75 to 80. Readings across nearby towns include 44 in Setterson City and varied values in Boonville and Hermann.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Cemperatores
Kankax City
Boonville
Atterraty
AG Hermann
Ag VF
Withearks
Setterson City
Wade Wednenday
New Teachers Appointed as Broadway School Is Sold
Jefferson City school board approves sale of old Broadway School and plans for a new building at South School. Two teachers named, Bright Fhawn among staff, architectural firm Marshall and Brown to design. New facility to include cafe, kitchen, gymnasium, auditorium, and offices. resignation of Amos May noted as principal at Track Creek then Southwest and Moreau Heights.
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Jefferson City
Educa
Broadway
Old Broadway School
South School
Peel Iinars
Huid Central School
Ing
Bright Fhawn
Marshall
Ayer
Brown
Kansas
Moreau Heights
Southwest
Bes
Track Creek
Kansas City
House Votes Extension of Trade Act to Three More Years
The House approved extending the reciprocal trade act for three years with the President gaining new tariff-reduction powers. Passage sent to the Senate amid debate and limited opposition. The compromise broadens presidential authority to lower tariffs and seek reciprocal concessions, potentially shifting duties over time. Names and localities referenced include Eisenhower era context and decision notes.
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Washington UI
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Public Service Commission authorizes change in telephone assets
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved changes affecting telephone assets linked to Mutual Telephone Co and related entities. The plan places Osage County and nearby jurisdictions under PSC oversight for rates and operations, amid involvement by Cape Girardeau and Tahlequah officials.
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Missouri? Public Service a +Commission
Oklahoma
New Feichheim Telephone Co
State Highway Patrol
William Carll Friedhelm Mutual Telephone Co
I Johnson
Cape Girardean
Chec
Lareey
Pates
Osage County
Psc
Jis
Gage County
Johnson
Missouri of Alans
Governor vetoes parole bill over appointment limits
Governor Phil M. Donnelly vetoed a new parole and probation law, saying it is arbitrary for the Legislature to restrict board membership to ex-law enforcement officers for at least 13 years. He notes the veto would oust two current board members, Ben B. Stewart and Elwood B. Robinson, as well as board chair Lewis M. Means, all former highway patrolmen, and warns of unintended consequences from the appointment rule.
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Phil M. Donnelly
State Board of Provation and Parole
Ben B. Stewart
Cameron
Elwood B. Robinson
Kirksville
Airplane Club Organizes as Model group meets
A group of youngsters interested in model airplanes will meet at 23d p.m. Thursday at the shelter pause in AcClung Park to organize a model airplane club. Bo wonnelly was reappointed to continue parole system operations until 1957 after recess appointments.
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Bo Wonnelly
Senate
acClung Park
Ernor
Albert Bagg
Adams St
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Bogg
Prizon
Young Hogg
Roads Bids Okayed In Central Area
The Missouri State Highway Commission approved bids totaling 2,308,716 for state highway improvements spanning 155 miles across 35 counties. Low bids exclude engineering and contractual costs, with supplementary work in 32 counties and a major system project in Pulaski County featuring a 194-foot bridge to separate Route 17 and 68 traffic.
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Missouri State Highway Commission
I 35
Pulaski
Greene County
Muswell Bridge Co
Columbus
Kan
Air Base
Bowen
Senate Appropriations Boost Defense Funding
The Senate Appropriations Committee backed more than 700 million dollars for Air Force funds and approved a defense bill carrying about 32 billion of new funds for all defense agencies. The panel trimmed Army cutback efforts and Marine and Navy proposals faced votes, with figures showing attempts to prevent reductions in personnel and spending.
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Washington
Senate
House
Army
Mariteg
Defense
Wilson
Eisenhower
Sen. Chavez
Nan
Adenauer Ike Statement on Neutrality Declared
President Eisenhower and Chancellor Adenauer stated neutrality cannot apply to Germany and urged collective security. They discussed Soviet moves, ahead of a four power conference, and aimed for early German reunification through unity with the free world.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Todas
Germany
Soviet Union
Geringov
Eiserhower-Adenauer
Free World
Mostow
Geneva
Switzerland
Iaid Adenauer
Moscow
Speed Radar Fines Total 8230 in City Court
Twenty non residents of Jef in City were fined for speeding under the new radar system now in its fifth day of operation. Twenty drivers paid $1 fines, with three locals also paying, totaling 8230. Since May 16 the fine total reaches 1,805 from 189 drivers.
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Jefin City
Relph_ E_ Pegg
Springfield
Jack C. Alimon
Pineyilie
Gail Sass
Iowa City
Iowa
Williams Ss
Los Angeles
Calif
M. Morris
Macks
Foster Brown
Versailles
Albert Ocker
Stanton
GM Plants Resume Operations Amid Walkouts
General Motors plants nationwide faced walkouts and line stoppages as 128,899 workers idled due to a national agreement dispute with GA and the CIO United Auto Workers. By Monday night most pickets were withdrawn and several plants planned to resume. Detroit area and Pontiac sites saw mixed return-to-work patterns with lingering grievances over schedules and conditions.
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Associated Press
General Motors
CIO
United Auto
UAW
Urey Country
Flint
Mich
Intal
Chevrolet
AC Spark Plug
Autiun
Sepokesman
Pontiac
Pontiac Otan
Detroit
Willow Run
UAW International
International
Cadillac
Togats
Bloodmobile to Jefferson City Plans July 6 drive
Education on blood needs will anchor a fundraising campaign during the Bloodmobile visit to Jefferson City on July 6. Malcolm Epstein, chairman of the blood program, announced after a program committee meeting that the goal is 113 pints, down from a recent shortfall of 82 pints toward a 175 pint target.
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Jefferson City
Malcolm Epstein
Epstein
Tne
Cole County
Start Photographing Income Tax Returns
A Missouri Department of Revenue team began photographing federal income tax returns from eastern Missouri for comparison with state returns. Supervisor T. BR. Allen said the effort targets returns with enough income to trigger state tax. Officials estimated 110,000 to 200,000 Missourians may have failed to file state returns or reported income to avoid tax.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Department of Revenue
Missouri
T. BR. Allen
Kansas’ City
Seitake
Japan Learns It Uses More Coffee Than Tea
Kyomo news service reports Japan consumes four million pounds of coffee annually compared with three hundred fifty three million pounds of tea. The note highlights a shift in beverage habits amid cultural traditions and domestic production factors.
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Japan
Burglars Return After Owner Puts New Safe in Office
Burglars who missed the heat previously broke into the Santa Fe Finance firm on June 5, ruining a safe and attempting a break in. A new 100-pound safe was installed Saturday. When owner Sites arrived yesterday, he found the old safe carried away and only petty cash and checks missing.
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Denver
Santa Fe Finance L
Ites
Civil Workers Pay Hike Cleared by House Panel
Washington reports the House Civil Service Committee approved a 74 percent across the board raise for the nations one million civil service workers. The panel rejected an 8 percent plan and set the stage for a floor fight as members consider boosting toward 80 percent and extending the raise to legislative and judicial branch employees. Congress earlier approved a 5 percent raise for postal workers retroactive to March 1.
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Washington
House Civil Service Committee
Cate
Moss
Calif
Congress
Temperatures Remain On Cool Side in State
State weather stayed cool with night lows in the upper forties and rainfall in the last 24 hours. Joplin reported .36 inch. skies mostly cloudy with showers or possible thunderstorms forecast for the extreme southwest. Tomorrow's highs expected from 73 to 80 as per the Weather Bureau.
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Joplin
Weather Bureau
Britain Rail Strike Ends After 17 Days
Britain’s 17 day railway strike ended as leaders of both striking and non striking unions held talks at the Ministry of Labor. A truce plan was hammered out in morning conferences between the commission and 67,000 locomotive engineers along with non striking workers. Separately a wildcat sea men strike disrupted sailings for two weeks. Queen Mary crew voted to quit work. Cunard says ship will sail to New York Thursday. Senate hearing also opened on Salk polio vaccine safety and mass vaccination policy.
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Britain
Jim Campbell
National Canion of Railwaymen
NUR
Ministry of Labor
Commission
Asian of Waymen
Wildcat
Mary
Southampton
New York
Cunard Line
Washington — Democrats
Senate Labor Committee
Hobhy
Hobby
Sen. Hill
Alabama
Watcie
Missouri Boys State Opens at Central Missouri State College
The 17th annual Missouri Boys State gathers here with about 400 prospective citizens aged 16 to 18. Jim will start Saturday as part of a week of practical citizenship activities, under the sponsorship of the Department of Missouri American Legion.
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Whrrensburg
Central Missouri Stite College
Jim
Souri Decin Legian
Wipe Off Cold War Look At Russian Embassy in London
Jacob Malik the Soviet ambassador to Britain presses to soften the Cold War image by hosting social events at Kensington's Mile Millionaires Row. British and American diplomats attend as vodka and caviar flow, signaling a friendlier stance while channels of information remain limited. In St Louis, William Boyle Jr. faces a federal inquiry over an income tax case tied to Japanese wartime settlements and a High May Department Store tax dispute with Leo Schumacher.
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London
Jacob Malik
Russia
Britain
Kremlin
M. Molotov
Istatt
Malik
Kensington
ST. Louis
Forof Dubnrindt
James P. Finnegan
Shunichi Matsumoto
Kirkwood Metallic
Kassy
Matsu Schumacher
Vitiato
Boyle Ta
Prison Case Goes To Circuit Court
Martin Jones twenty one bound over to September term of Street Court after a preliminary hearing on property destruction at the Missouri State Penitentiary May seven. Inmate Charles Hendrix twenty fled prior, both charged with sawing bars and a window in an escape plot. Yardmaster Brizendine testified guards found them in the yard armed with knives and described rope and hook used to escape.
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Martin Jones
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jones
Charles D. Hendrix
Hendrix
Timong
Timong By Guards In Today's Magistrate Court
Briall
Ratik Brizendine
Lawrence Preaman
Roy Cases
Intera
Dollns
Hendrix Seven Sears
Fbery
Jackson County
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