Byrd challenges Humphrey on debt and spending claims
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Byrd challenged Treasury Secretary Humphrey’s statements that the Eisenhower era reduced the national debt and federal spending. He argued debt rose about nine billion from 1953 to 1958 and that 1955 showed a surplus, while Humphrey stuck to a claimed reduction citing wartime versus peacetime budgets and total outlays.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Virginian
Broad
Congress
Fhumphrer
Truman
Coun
Peiping Says 7th Fleet Threatened Peace
Peiping radio accused the United States 7th Fleet of threatening peace by conducting a guided missile demonstration in the South China Sea two days earlier. It said the display and an intrusion of China's airspace by U S naval aircraft on June 12 were meant to show off American military power and whip up tension in the area.
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London
Peiping
U. S. 7Th Fleet
South China Sea
China
U. S
Weather Report Snapshot for Jefferson City Area
Warmer Thursday with generally fair conditions. Tonight partly cloudy with a low in the lower 60s and a Thursday high in the upper 80s. Yesterday's high 86 and low 60. Precipitation 0.9 inches yesterday and 2 pm today. River stages and humidity noted. sunset 7:34 pm.
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Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
Pam
Missouri
Japan Says Ruling Threatens Treaty
Japanese officials warned that an American court ruling blocking William S. Girard’s trial could threaten the U S Japan Mutual Security Treaty unless the U S Supreme Court overturns. The District Court ruling was said not binding and the trial would proceed with Judge Yuzo Kewach presiding amid uncertainty about consequences.
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Wilam S. Girard
U.S Japan
Gine
Japan
Girard
U.S. Army
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Camp Whittington
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Tosa
Sato
Minoru
Tsuda
Ecieamaan
Justice
Minis
Splashing Fun At Memorial Pool Kids Learn To Swim
Youngsters at Memorial Pool joined by the American Red Cross learn the basics of swimming under supervision. Beginners practice floating breathing and comfort in shallow water while advanced stations cover strokes and endurance. A boys and girls alternating schedule begins this week with junior and senior classes starting July 8.
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Tommy Hartman
Herbert Hartman
E. Miller St
Bliss Jane Hammond
Memorial Pool
William David Putman
Fred Putman
St. Mary’s Bird
Red Cross
Miss Hammond
Forest Hill
News-Tribune
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American Red Cross
Robert Waldo
Move to Bolster Law on Littering
A proposed amendment to bar littering on public streets would extend to placing handbills on car windshields. Councilman Dave Jobe cites a city cleanup drive by the Business and Professional Women’s Club, while other details reference multiple unrelated legal matters and names.
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Dave Jobe
Jackson Sr
SEC- Pond Ware
Robe
Louis W
Melkey
Laverage
Policeman Ehmer
Ss Dolan
Fed
George H. Moore
Eid
Ashby Ra
iOverland
Dolan
Louis Shoulders
Carl Austin Hall
Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Cross Believes He'll Be Vindicated
A report from Wayton describes accident details with Cross, a Bakers Union leader, likely to be vindicated after a collision that pinned him between his car and a trailer. His wife and one child reportedly had minor injuries. funeral services for a Corpus Christi date are pending. Gov Blair plans to attend a national governors conference while facing Senate Rackets questions about Cross and union funds.
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Wayton
Cox
Bakers Union
Tordh
Waller
Soviet minesweeper intrudes on German naval maneuvers
In Kiel Germany a Soviet minesweeper reportedly entered the first maneuvers of West Germanys new navy. The vessel appeared last night in the center of a 60-ship German flotilla in the Baltic Sea before slipping away on a northerly course. FBI arrests man in Washington state over Christmas tree incident in Kennett Missouri case.
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Kiel
Germany
West Germeney
Baltic Sea
FBI
Wenatchee
Wash
Kennett
PBI
Arthur Caton Cheek
Richard Auerbach
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Seattle
Jersey Town Limits Cats to Four
Town committee approved a strict limit of four cats per household after a resident complained about a neighbor owning 17. Cat lovers argued two would be too few and called the plan catastrophic.
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Jersey
Shisme
Hoffa Claims Wiretap Evidence in U S Trial
James R. Hoffa and his lawyers claim evidence against him was obtained by wiretapping as his U S District Court trial opens in Washington. The government denies wiretap use while Hoffa seeks to suppress any such evidence and subpoenas Brownell testimony on authorizations. The case centers on bribery and paying an informer tied to Senate Rackets Investigating Committee. Hoffa’s future leadership of the Teamsters hinges on the trial outcome.
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Shim
Ifia
Midwest Teamsters
U.S. District Court
Senate
Hoffa
Atty
Berbert Brownell
Brownell
Hkelr J
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Cheasty
McClellan
D-Ark
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McClelan
Kennedy
Jefferson City
Star
University of Missouri
Clellan
Houston
Texas
State Highway Patrol
Fischbach
Louisiana
Meek Electric Co
St. Louis
Corpus Christ
Court move to overturn Girard ruling on Japan surrender
U S officials rush to appeal Judge McGarraghys decision that would block handing GI William Girard to Japan for trial on manslaughter charges. Rankin expected to decide on direct Supreme Court appeal before term ends. Girards attorneys celebrate as case tests U S Japanese trial jurisdiction and status of forces agreements.
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U.S
GI William v. Girard
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Supreme Court
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Court of Appeals
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Maion
Dist
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Girard
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Igquipment
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Camp Whittington
Tokyo
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State Department
Nobusuke Kishi
Washington
Kishi
San Francisco
McGarraghy
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Plens
United States
Eisenhower on Nuclear Tests and Stassen Aid
President Eisenhower said a universal and unconditional suspension of atomic tests was not being suggested. He noted limits to any suspension without a broader disarmament package and said he would welcome a temporary pause while talks continued. He defended Harold Stassen and cautioned against rushing negotiations, calling disarmament complex and requiring consultations.
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Eisenhower
United States
United Tes
Rus ‘Sila
Soviet Union
Dro ‘Posal
Stasse
Harold BE. Stasse
London
Stassen
Senhower
iHports
Hisenhower
Strcken
Jane
Supreme Court
Justice
Girard
William S. Girard
New Parks On Revenue Bond Status In Missouri
Gov James T Blair signed a pay as you build plan approving revenue bonds to fund lodges restaurants and facilities at new parks such as Turkey Rock and the Trail of Tears Park amid Missouri tourism growth. Also signed measures revamp probation parol and imprisonment administration and raise salaries for park board members and the independence city election staff.
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James T. Blair
Dil Wii Derenitine State Park Board
Stete
Missouri
Park Board
Terble Rock
Trail of Tears Park
Cape Girardeau
State Board of Probation
Meke Publishing Company
Supreme
St. Louis
Kansas City
St Louis
Independence City
Kansas Ctr
Election Board
Hot Weather Forecast Extends Heat Wave Across Area
Readers in mid Missouri faced another stretch of hot, humid days with temperatures rising again after a brief cooling. Forecasters warn of partly cloudy skies tonight with lower 80s and around 90s expected Thursday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms may return by Sunday.
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Moon
Jefferson City
Caruthersville
Malden
Hansas City
Lmak
Khrushchev Calls for Unified Movement on Disarmament
Soviet leader Khrushchev urged a unified movement on disarmament and a ban on nuclear tests while warning the United States fears a troop withdrawal. He said Russia is willing to pursue talks and inspect weapons, but stressed that US and allied troops should not withdraw before a signed peace treaty. He also noted that Japan’s Habomai and Shikotan islands hold no strategic value beyond symbolic importance.
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Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Europe
Soingjup Etorufu
Kumashiri
Forj
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India
China
Oth
Habomai
Ssahi Shimbun
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Pan
Communist Party
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U S
New York
U.S
Britain
Dewey
Germany
Poland
Canada
Neener
Hungary
Tomoo
America
U. MN
So Jrocka
Asahi
France
London
Japanese Envoy Arrives For High Level Talks
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi arrived for three days of high level talks aboard President Eisenhower's transport. Vice President Nixon greeted him at National Airport with a military reception. The visit aims for frank and friendly discussions and could mark a new era in Japanese American relations.
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Rishi
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Columbue
National Arport
Nixon
Kishi
Japan
Kshi
Brewster Says Counsel Advised Refusal to Testify
Frank W. Brewster testified before the Senate investigations subcommittee that his attorney Samuel B. Bassett advised him to refuse to produce records and answer questions, saying the subpoenas were sweeping and violated the Fourth Amendment. Judge Sirica pressed whether counsel warned Brewster of consequences if legal advice proved wrong.
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Frank W. Brewster
Congress
Thal
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Brewster
Samuel B. Bassett
Teamsters Union
Bassett
U. S. Dist
John J. Sirica
Sirica
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