Missouri Society of Professional Engineers Meet in City
About 300 people attend the Missouri Society of Professional Engineers annual meeting at the Governor Hotel. A panel of five young engineers discusses college instruction utilities and government work. Russia’s lead in science and engineering cited. Luncheon speaker H E Rabe notes Russia’s education quality parity with the U S. R J Rhinehart of Pine Bluff Ark to speak tomorrow noon. he heads the National Society of Professional Engineers with 41 000 members nationwide.
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Columbia
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America
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Legal Foul Up Spurs Texas Pension Confusion
IOUSTON Texas fails to fund a $200 a month pension for Confederate veteran Walter Williams and wife Willie Mae Bowles as bills delay. Hood's Texas Brigade amendment and a related pension bill face questions about timing and emergency status. If delayed, checks may be paused. first payments would start next month. Bowles has relied on small stipends and rent, now behind on house payments.
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Prisoner Free Less Than 12 Hours Wins Case
James N. Winston, 23, freed May 14 from Virginia Penitentiary for breaking and entering was arrested again before two hours had passed. In Corporation Court he was acquitted yesterday, but returned to jail today. Separately, Richmond penitentiary mistakenly released Winston companion Wilston who still has 12 months to serve.
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John H. Voss
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Thesia
Beirut
Lebanon
Gamali
Conrad Holtmeyer
Nasser
Egypt
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Arabia
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Amman
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Kansas City Nominated At International Convention
Delegates chose Kansas City as host site for upcoming events at the closing session of the international convention. Leon Sehlosbie of Camden, S.C., elected president of the organization. New Orleans hotel name appears in the report as venue.
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Atlas Rocket Defect Slight but Noted by Sentinel
The Orlando Sentinel reports the Atlas rocket largely succeeded at Cape Canaveral until one engine failure caused it to dip and explode after launch. The two liquid engines, built by North American Aviation, had 100,000 pound thrust each and the project includes moon photography studies.
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Strike Averted as AP CTU Reaches One Year Pact
New York AP and the AFI-CIO Commercial Telegraphers Union announced a settlement after 24 hours of mediation. About 650 CTU members at The Associated Press will have a one year contract with a weekly pay package averaging $4.62 per employee. The deal awaits ratification by CTU members.
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St Louis mobilizes 2000 in mop up after major storms
In St Louis the city runs its largest post storm cleanup since 1927 with 2000 workers clearing fallen trees and limbs to restore power. Union Electric adds 100 workers from Jefferson City Kirksville Mexico Louisiana and Alton as about 125000 homes remained without electricity after four storms.
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Old Drum Statue Planned for Warrensburg Commemoration
A Missouri project to honor the 1870 Eulogy to a Dog by creating a bronze statue of Old Drum. Reno Castaldi is to sculpt after photos and life studies, with casting in New York and completion targeted by January or February next year, funded by a national drive that raised about 31,131 dollars of a 3,000 total budget.
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Auction of Farouk’s treasures draws crowded Egyptian sale
In Cairo crowds packed the Abdin Palace for the four day public sale of items from exiled King Farouk. Jewelry, art, silverware, rugs, and more fetched hundreds of thousands, with proceeds going to the Egyptian treasury.
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Restricted firearms in mail service policy clarified
A policy states pistols, revolvers or other concealed firearms may not be mailed via the postal service. The rule applies to items that can be concealed on a person and reinforces safety standards for mail handling and delivery.
Federal Court Awards 125000 From Crash
Federal jury awards William H. Neil of Dallas 125000 for injuries from a Springfield Missouri plane crash two years ago. Neil lost his job as a kitchen equipment salesman after the crash and alleged damages against American Airlines. The March 20 1955 crash killed 12 and injured 23 near a pasture two miles north of Springfield during an attempt to land from St Louis.
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French Forces Claim 180 Rebels Killed in Algeria Clashes
In Algiers, French authorities stated their forces killed 180 rebels in the last 24 hours amid sharp clashes west of Algiers. They reported 10 of their soldiers were killed or wounded and cited new support from Arab recruits joining the FLN.
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