Eisenhower program backed by Young Republicans despite school aid clash
The Young Republican national federation approved much of Eisenhower’s legislative agenda yet rejected the five year one hundred ten million school aid measure. They endorsed Civil Rights program and balanced budgets while urging tax cuts and Taft-Hartley law amendment. John Ashbrook was elected chairman and Miss Jerrie Kent named cochairman for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Young
Republican National Federation
Eisenhower
Platform Committee
Hisenhower
Rghis
Taft Barnley
John
Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ohio
Jerrie Kent
Johnson Cry
Tenni
Heph Reece
D-Tenn
Cochairman
Elopement Fizzles As Father Declares No Hard Feelings
Stockholm report details a teen elopement attempt ended by age rules. Christina Wennerstrom, 18, left for a trip with 18-year-old Williams of Falls Church Virginia. Her father Col Stig Wennerstrom said no legal action would be taken and the couple could not marry due to licensing rules. Further notes mention an infiltrator incident with an Israeli patrol and no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Wennerstrom
Senate
Huw Williams
Idlewild
New York
Sweden
Joel Pettersson
Williams
Falls Church
Christina
Europe
Col
Stig Wennerstrom
AP Wirenhoto
Stockholm
Jerusalem
Teraeli
Wennerstrom
Negebi Desert
Huw
Willams
Swan
Col Stig Wennerstrom
Young] Williams
Television schedule chaotic listing for KRCG TV segment
A dense OCR listing shows channel 6 15 9 schedules with News Weather CBS shows including Ed wards Tonight Don Edwards News and various CBS daytime and nighttime programs plus ABC segments and feature parades. It reads like an old time TV guide with multiple time slots, show titles, and network labels.
Pasther Trouble With Sid-Trouble On Channel 3 Schedule
TV listings for KOMU TV Channel 3 on a June 25 day show a dense schedule of news, roundups, weather and sports segments across NBC ABC and local programs. Notable items include News at 6, Sports Roundup, Weather Camers, ParIs Precinct Tonight, Tic-Tac-Dough and It Could Be Yer with multiple NBC airings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Cronkite
the News
Brooks
Mr Little Bare
Channel 3
MOND
Emis Sa Sid
NBC
Robert Montgomery
Sir Lancelot
Paris
Precinct
Sebesday
JGNE
Metinee ‘Theater
Perereeoel Feonda
Cami
DoneeobIee Heee
Mee
Choi
Wyant Earp
ABC
Navys
Arthur Murray
Wssperits
Mrs Sapp Retains Postal Presidency
JOPLIN Special Mrs Raymond Sapp of Jefferson City was re elected president of the Women s Auxiliary of the State Federation of Post Office Clerks Elected state historian was Mrs Roy Henter Jefferson City The Jefferson City auxiliary was presented a banner for contributing the most money to the state convention fund and was given a pin for receiving the most new members Receiving the pin was Mrs Carl Kelsay local auxiliary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Raymond Sapp
Jefferson City
State ‘Federation of Post Office Clerks
Roy Henter
Carl Kelsay
Murder Mystery of Five Hunting Deaths Stuns State
State Trooper Rod Blake investigates five identical hunting deaths occurring a year apart. At 3 pm on air, KRCG TV Channel 13 features the case. A German rifle bullet is recovered, and a German sniper rifle is found in an elder Johnson place, but its damaged action rules it out as the murder weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Blake
Rod
Cameron
Krcg-Tv
Channel 13
Blake
Johnson Place
Ouster Movement Likely by Bakers Union Leaders
The Globe-Democrat says a grass roots push may force Bakers Union President James G. Cross from office at the Illinois Bakers Union Council meeting in Belleville. Dietz of Local 5 Fast St. Louis TfL or two delegates may move to oust him after Cross faced Senate Rackets probes over alleged misuse of union funds and substandard wage contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
James G. Cross
The
Bakers Union
Tinois Bakers Union Council
Globe-Democrat
William Dietz
Local 5
Fast
Senate
St Louis Driver Escapes Road Injury
A St. Louis man, James Hardin, 28, apparently fell asleep at the wheel on Route 40 in Cooper County and went off the road into a ditch. The patrol reported the car crossed the road and left the pavement after rounding a curve, with damage around 300 dollars.
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St. Louis
Cooper County
State Highway Patrol
Saint
Radio Programs Highlight June 24 1957 Schedule
Radio listings show KWOS and associated stations airing Top 40 reviews News weather and sports segments June 24 1957 with multiple program blocks including Top Tunes Top 40 Review Three Star Extra Farm Show Weather Markets Pop Parade and You 40 Review alongside station identifications and local clock times. Programs feature sports coverage CARD Brooklyn, Sol, and Parma references appear within listings.
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Fulton Levis, Jr
Brooklyn
DSB
Eisenhower
Sun OF
Muessig
RWOS
Cedric Foster
Eick
EWOS
Ates
Res Elis
Town Crier
ELIE
Muessiz
Elis
Tennessee Ernie
Johnny Muessig
Sacred Heart
Elie—Farm
Kwos—Queen
ELIR
America
Huty
Elk
ELIK
MFA
Red China Leader Proposes Delay in Repaying Loans
Hong Kong report says Gen. Lung Yun, vice chairman of Red China's National Defense Council, urged Peiping to defer Soviet loan repayments from the Korean War for 20 to 30 years. The Kuomintang aligned factions attack him amid a flood of speeches and criticism of Communist rule.
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Hong Kong
Lung Yun
Red China
National Defense Council
Peiping
Yunnan
Kuomintang’ Revolutionary Committee
Peiing Peoples Daily
Manchuria
Lung
Hunang Siao-Shining
Che- Kiang
Cheng Chien
Hunan
Tang Ti Wu
Kuomintang Organization
Mao Tzetung
China
Communist Party
Mao
Jershin
The
Democratic League
Peiving
Radio
Chang Po-chun
la Ling- ‘Chui
Finber
Lung Yen
Defense ‘Council
Flying Ace Fights ALS in Germany
American WWII flying ace Jonnn T. Godfrey of Freeport Maine is reported making good progress against amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in Schwennigen Germany. Doctor Arthur Ross says the patient responded well to a special treatment, but Godfrey plans a wait of six to eight weeks before deciding on continuing the therapy or returning to America. His wife and mother are nearby and letters of support pour in.
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Schwenningen
Germany
Jonnn T. Godfrey
Lou Gebints
Rig
Godfrey
Freeport
Maine
Air Force
Arthur Ross
America
Ethel Codiey
Warwick
Red Soviet Warships Pass Suez in First Since World War
Two Soviet destroyers and an auxiliary tanker steamed through the Suez Canal yesterday, the first Russian warships to do so since World War II. They were headed for Vladivostok, sources said, amid Middle East tensions. Sailors waved to curious Egyptians at Port Said.
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Cairo
Suez Canal
Esterday
Port Said
Hungarian Refugees Win Over English Lovers at Haverton Hall
At Haverton Hall England, Hungarian refugees charm local girls with hand kissing and courtly manners while British youths protest reputations. Refugees say they enjoy English company but avoid trouble. police report several incidents as crowds watch.
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Haverton Hall
England
Dorothy
Coun
Prowlers of Everglades On Disneyland Tonight
On Disneyland Channel 13 at 6 30 p m today the Grafita 0 mature s creatures and the hardships of capturing them are shown in The Crisler Story Prowlers of the Everglades. Herb and Lois Crisler, famed naturalist photographers, trek Alaska Canada and sub arctic regions to shoot grizzly bears caribou timber wolves and Kodiak bears. The second segment profiles the Florida Everglades with bull alligators and other elusive wildlife in their marshy domain.
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Walt Disney
Crisler
the Everglades
Disneyland
Krcg-Tv
Channel 13
Herb
Lois
America
Arctic
sub-Arctic
Alaska
Canada
Elver- Glades
Bird
Florida
Post Office Berth Raymond Sapp Elected VP Missouri Federation
JOPLIN Special Raymond Sapp of Jefferson City was elected a vice president of the Missouri Federation of Post Office Clerks at a Saturday meeting. Mil ton Stark St Joseph, Lawrence Roe Joplin, Paul Brickel Poplar Bluff and J D Winscott Columbia were named vice presidents. Rudy Walstrand Springfield secretary treasurer. Vernon Sigars legislative representative. The federation adopted a resolution accusing the Eisenhower administration of placing postal workers in an economic squeeze. It said the administration claims pay raises would cause inflation are unfounded, noting workers have had only one small raise in six years and urging standards comparable to private industry. Messages criticizing the administration were to be sent to the Budget Bureau and President Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Budget Bureau
Eisenhower
Death Bell Sounds For KC Street Cars
Kansas City marks a historic day as no electric streetcars ran on city streets for the first time in generations. Buses replaced the usual routes on the Country Club, Dodson, and My Rock Hill lines as the conversion to modern transit continues. The Kansas City Public Service Co. offered a special photo run for nostalgia buffs who gathered to witness the last rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Country Club
Dodson
John C. Henry
Dairy Road
Sitdown Strike Ends By Japanese Students
Nearly 300 rain soaked leftists and students ended a four day sitdown strike outside police headquarters in Tokyo after police threatened to move them with force. They had protested a march on the American Embassy last week demanding release of active leaders arrested on assault charges during a demonstration. Police released three leaders but held five others who refused to give names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Itive
U.S
Man Locked In After Nap At Century Bowl Alley
Leon Myers aged 45 fell asleep in the back room of Century Bowl Alley where he is employed. He woke to find himself locked in the premises and escaped later by a skylight and a ladder from Fire Company 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Leon Myers
Century Bowling Alley
Fire Company
Army Continues Probe of Deaths in Mortar Demonstration
The Army extended its inquiry into the deaths of four soldiers and injuries to others after 42 mortar shells reportedly fell during an infantry company demonstration attack on a hill position near Ft. Sill Oklahoma. Victims were Sgt. Alonzo Curtidge 23 Oshkosh Wisconsin Specialist 3 David L. Robinson 20 Neptune New Jersey Pvt Percy A Reevr Asbury Park New Jersey and Pvt Russell L Somers 20 Rosenburg Texas. Spectators about 309 miles from the scene observed the incident.
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FT. Sell
Okla
Alonzo Curt
Idge
Sills
David L. Robinson
Wis
Percy A
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Dial
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Lete
Steve Wilson Whelon
Westhernerview
Komu-Tv
Sapp
Pohlman
Bakers
Red China Leader
Yank
Somal
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Red Sea
Middle East
Egypt
Herter
Christian A. Herter
Russia
United States
London
Himedi
Reds
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
County Medical Society
Poplar Blur
Everglades
Temple Stephens
Foanhert
Army
Airi
Boston
Ozark
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NEW Mercury
Capital” Savings Loan
Bill McGoo
Bill
Dodge
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