Israel warns against subs blocking Gulf clash
Israel warned last night against blocking the Gulf of Aqaba with submarines newly acquired from the Soviet Union. The move would heighten tensions amid regional protests as Saudi Arabia accuses Israeli ships and planes of violating its territory. Israel vows to defend open seas and hints at countermeasures against any blockade.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Digal
Gulf of Anaha
Ean
Jordas
Saudi Arabia
Westerday
Gulf
Right
Israel Defense Ministry
Simon Peres
Mediterranean
Egypt
St Louis Bakers Union backs clean-up drive
St Louis union officials and East St Louis locals said they back a clean-up of the international union amid Senate racket probes into James G. Cross. Cross faces charges over alleged misuse of funds and substandard wage contracts and says he will answer. Local leaders support removing Cross and preserving the integrity of the international union.
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ST. Louis
Bakers Union
East
Judge Tom B Brown Dies in Sleep After Long Illness
Judge Tom B Brown, longtime first jail district judge since 1946, died in his sleep after a two year battle with heart disease. A Missouri Law School graduate, he previously served as Knox County prosecuting attorney and is survived by his widow and two children.
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SSSA
Tom B. Cuit
Brown
Issouri Law School
Knox County
Altorney
Deushier
Mamie Eisenhower To Leave Walter Reed Hospital
The first lady Mamie Eisenhower will end a three day stay at Walter Reed Hospital after a routine physical examination. White House press secretary James Hagerty said Mrs. Eisenhower will accompany her husband to attend the National Young Republicans Federation event tonight.
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Washington
Dwight
Eisenhower
Walter Reed
House
Jemes C. Hagerty
Ngional Young Republicans Federation
Budget Cuts May Hit Armed Forces, Says Secretary
Secretary of the Army Brucker warned that calls for budget reductions could weaken the armed forces when strength against Russia is needed. He noted history shows public clamor for economy has left America underprepared in World Wars and Korea, with costly results.
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Carlisle Barracks
Brucker
Russia
America
Korea
Brazito Man Waives Preliminary Hearing in Court
Brazito resident Charles Boyce waived preliminary hearing in Magistrate Court on assault with intent to ravish charges and was bound over to Circuit Court. The alleged incident occurred June 10 at a Jefferson City boarding house. Boyce remains free pending further proceedings.
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Charles Boyce
Jefferson City
Narcotics Trafficking Roots US China and Middle East
U S Narcotics Commissioner Anslinger says narcotics trade is fed by Red China noncooperation and Syrian Turkish poppy production. He cites heroin flow from Burma Laos to Hong Kong and Japan to the United States, with Syria as a key source and vast U S addict numbers. The report highlights smugglers, laboratories, and regional hot spots in Hainan New York Texas Michigan.
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Berry J. Anssinger
China
Burma
Treilend
Laos
Hong Kong
Japan
United States
Syria
Turkey
Mideast
Comn
iClandestine Laboratories
Rao
Anslinger
Hainois
Michigan
New York
Texas
South
United Natons Co
England
Everrn
Ipeddiers
United Nations May Seek Revision of Korean Armistice Pact
Allies in Seoul prepare to press for scrapping or revising the armistice clause banning new weapons into Korea. Officials caution that North Korean and Chinese forces have introduced new arms since 1953, potentially prompting faster deployment of advanced weapons to U.S. divisions in the south.
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Seogl —United Nations
Gumorist
J Ales
Korea
Seoul
North
Koiorea
U.S. i
South Korea
U.S
Wilson
Joint Military Armistice Commission
South Korean
Jong
North Korea
Izdie
Manchuria
Anyattack
Springfield man to lead 1958 March of Dimes drive
Jack Webster of Springfield has been named Missouri State Chairman for the 1958 March of Dimes, announced by Basil O Connor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. O Connor stressed the ongoing fight against polio as many victims still need aid to resume daily living. Webster, born in Kansas City, attended Kansas University and Oklahoma home University, earning a varsity polio letter and Phi Kappa Psi membership, graduating in 1942.
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Jack Webster
Springfield
Ias
Missouri
March of Dimes
Basi O’conimor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Pete
O'Connor
Isi
Aemei
Kansas City
Webster
Kansas University
Okdahome University
Ph. Kappa Psi
Okla
US links test ban to arms production halt
President Eisenhower signaled possible suspension of atomic tests if tied to broader disarmament, but White House clarified no policy change. He said a moratorium might be feasible with a robust inspection system and clear mutual verification, to allow time to craft a broader agreement.
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Washington
U.S
Teder
United States
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Biles
Esenhower
Russia
Two Vehicles Collide On Route 50 Mishap
A Route 50 collision near Brest France involved a car driven by John Tanker and a tanker. Two sailors died, one listed as missing, with 13 among the crew hospitalized for injuries. Damages were estimated at 215 lower tonnage.
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John
J.a. Koechner
Tipton
Brest
France
Utp
Jesse C
An Cochran
Raw
Brittany
Cochran
Hisiseilors
Roechner
Sion
Ade Cochran
Ioannis
Joannis
Speeding Warning Sparks Odd Tale Involving Coon Teems
Lincoln officer reports a motorist gave a bizarre speeding excuse claiming fear of storms and sought shelter fast. In Phoenix a party at Leo Coon house ended with a drunken caper that led to an armed robbery attempt at a drug store. Coon and Teems face armed robbery charges after a chaotic getaway where a gun jammed and a license suspension hindered a planned escape.
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Lincoln, R. 1
Robert K. Mathews
Mathews
Phoenix
Anz
Leo Coon
Coon
Jack Haney
Costello
Ener
Bill Beck
Beck
jBim
Teems
Haney
Zeman
Lir Henschel
Bystron
Presbyterian Ministers Synod Hosts New Staff Gathering
The Presbyterian Synod staff at 731 E High St hosted recently arrived ministers from town and country churches. After a business meeting the group adjourned to Riverside Park for a picnic with attendees including Rev and Mrs Hindman Apel, Rev and Mrs Beary Apel, Rev and Mrs F B Hockemeyer, Rev and Mrs Alva Devens, Rev and Mrs Dean Stephens, Rev and Mrs M A Selser, Rev and Mrs Isaac Scherpeniisse, Rev and Mrs Carlton Wu, Rev Frank Kuo, and synod staff members Dr Ralph Jennings, Rev Charles Guest, and Rev Charles Churchill.
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Presbyterian Synod
E. High. St
Riverside Park
Kenneth Hindman
Beary
Apel
Butler
If. B Hockemeyer
Wellsville
Hannahs Name Added To Candidate List
Br. John A. Hapnak, president of Michigan State University, appears on a list of potential replacements for Secretary of Defense Wilson. Despite no clear plan for departure, speculation persists that Wilson may favor Hannah as successor, spurred by outside reports from the Pentagon.
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Washington 2
John A. Hapnak
Michigan State University
Defense Wilson
Wilson
Defense
Pentagon
Hannah
Water Project Fund Measures Move to Senate
Water project funding totaling 614 million dollars, under seven percent below President Eisenhower’s request, advances from the House to the Senate. Kansas and Missouri allocations include Tuttle Creek Reservoir, Toronto Dam, and several flood control sites. Missouri River navigation and Cape Girardeau projects receive funding. planning funds for St. Louis and local districts are noted.
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Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Senate
House
Hisenhower
Ons
Sen
Ellender
D-Le
Tuttle Creek
Toronto
Topeka
Abilene
Ottawa
Salina
Wichita Valley Center
Missouri Pomme de Terre
Kansas City
Table Rock
Cape Girardeau
St. Louis
Fabius River
Bear Creek
Truman blasts Eisenhower on world respect in Pennsylvania speech
Former President Harry S. Truman told about 5,000 in Harrisburg that the Eisenhower administration abdicated leadership, undermined free world confidence, and ceded influence to communism. He blamed State Department and White House for foreign policy and urged Democratic control in Congress to restore balance and aid to poorer nations.
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Barrisburg
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Free World
Middle East
Far East
Alance
Free Nations
White House
Congress
Tabor
3505th Air Force Recruiting Group Leads Nation
The 3505th Air Force Recruiting Group, including the Jefferson City office, leads the nation in recruiting Air Force personnel. A procurement survey shows the group recruited its 100000th man last month. William E. Bryant of Council Bluffs Iowa entered the service. Sgt J D Griffith, officer in charge of the local office, notes most airmen come from the midsection of the United States. The 105th area includes Missouri Minnesota Nebraska and Iowa.
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3505Th
Air Force
Jefferson City
Wiliam E. Bryant
Council Blufs
Iowa
J. D. Griffith
United States
U.S. Army
105Th
Missouri
Minois
Nebraska
Towa
Humanists Urged To Seek Peace Plan in Callaway race
West Branch Iowa reports ABC head Lewis Strauss urging a world peace conference of leading thinkers. The Callaway County Democratic Central Committee will meet at 8 pm to choose a candidate for the vacant circuit clerk post and appoint a treasurer to serve the remainder of the term after Curtis Yancer resigned to take a bank job.
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West Branch
Iowa
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Woday
Strauss
Iodey
Herbert Hoover
ABC
Tay
Stauss
Jfome
Calla
Callaway Bank
Fulton
Raymond Walk
T. H. van Sant
Old Rat ebones: Royal coach of British pageantry
Fragmentary ad copy describes a two century old royal coach named Old Rat ebones used on state occasions. The garbled text mentions itch relief products and a drug company, but no clear news event or outcome is given.
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Ings
Queens of
Great Britain
Old Ratebones
Ant
Nils
A. Beandenberger: Drug CO
Aircraft Carrier Franklin D Roosevelt limps in port after mishap
The carrier Franklin D Roosevelt arrived at Jacksonville after a second at sea incident in two months. Two crewmen were killed and five seriously injured. twenty nine more suffered heat exhaustion or prostration amid rescue efforts. Captain Hopkins praised crew heroism as an investigation begins into blast and pump damage from the explosion. Dead are Bob cer, 22, boiler attendant third class, and Sidney R. Wall, 20, helper.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eve Stearn
T. W. Hopkins
U.S. Navy
Hopkins
Mediterranean
Bobcer
Spartanburg
S.C
Z J
Sidney R. Wall
Hreman
Norwood
Auto crash injures AF sergeant at Miller County
Three Jefferson City recruiting men will bear Roy Sone Post Colors during a veteran affairs review. An Auto accident near Routes 52 and 54 injured M/Sgt J D Griffith and Sgt Joseph Sizemore while high speed travel on a curve led to the incident. The event featured local recruiters including M/Sgt Mike Thompson and Sgt Don Pavion as part of the State Veterans of Foreign Wars convention activities.
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Jefferson City
Roy Sone
Miller
Columbia
Air Force
Dave E. George
State Highway Patrol Navy
J. D
Griffith
Air
Poree
Mike Thomp
Joseph Sizemore
Siaison
Army
Don Pavion
Dayton
Ohio
Eildon
Sizemoe
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3505Th Air Force Recruiting Group
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