North Koreans Seek Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops
North Korea called for a broad international conference to arrange the withdrawal of all foreign troops from Korea and a peaceful solution to the divided peninsula. The UN rejected the demand at the Joint Military Armistice Commission meeting. The dispute centered on possible resumption of weapons and naval air activity as the armistice fray continued.
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Panmunjom
North Korea
Korea
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Chowi
Peiping
H Korea
U. N
South Korea
Daung Kock Rock
Rhan Chung
U.N
Beace
U.S. Marine’ Corps
Homer, L. Litzenberg
Chung
2Enberg
Litzenberg
America
Tokyo
Seoul
Nations Supervisory Commission
United Sistes
Formosa
China
Okinawa
U. S
NATO Hation
Jet Crashes. Pilot and Farm Wife Die Near Dermott
A flaming Air Force training jet crashed near Dermott Arkansas yesterday, killing Lt Donald G. Biedenbach, 25, and Mrs Slater C. Jones, about 70. The jet struck a white pole, set a farm house afire, and burned a four room structure. Biedenbach’s parachute was found half a mile from the scene. Neighbors reported the plane circling the Bellaire area before the crash.
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Dermott
Ark
la Flaming Air Force
Yesteryear
Donald G.biedenbach
Joseph Biedenbach
New Baden
Slater C. Jones
Biedenbach
W. C. Hartwick
Illinois Man Reportedly Considered for FCC Post
WASHINGTON Senator Dirksen leads the fight for Perrine’s appointment to a forthcoming FCC vacancy. Perrine, an Aurora lawyer and bank director active in state Republican circles, is said to be under active consideration by President Eisenhower.
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Illinois
FCC Post
Washington
George R. Petrine
Ilinois Commerce Commission
Eisenhower
Federal Communications Commission
Sen
Dirksen
R-I
Perrine
George McConnaughey
The
White House
An. Aurora
Billy Graham in New York Warns Against Escapism
In Madison Square Garden a crowd of about 16 000 heard Billy Graham urge Americans not to seek escape from life by pleasures or drink. He warned that ignoring God’s salvation plan leads to spiritual starvation and cited Hebrews 2 3 as the warning against neglecting such a great salvation.
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New York
Sl Amber
Billy Graham
Madison Square
Graham
Christ Artsade Aide
Christ
Polo i Grounds
Upper Manhattan
Dellar
Protestan
Madison Square Garden
Yankee Stadium
Grahamn
Jaw
Fromr
Crus
Christ and
Miami
Omaha
Char
Lotte
Benson Plans New Strategy For Soil Bank Next Year
The Agriculture Secretary outlined a revised soil bank approach for next year aiming to reduce total plantings and shift farmers to include soybeans and other crops. If Congress narrows the program, Benson would announce new crop restrictions within weeks as farmers face potential changes to payment structures and acreage bases.
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Washington
Isoil Bank
Agrobacco
Benson
Mack
Congress
House
Senate
Jaycees Plan Fair Posters and Parade Ride
The Junior Chamber of Commerce outlines poster distribution for the Jaycee Cole County Fair on July 25 26 27. A planning meeting starts at 7 30 a m Saturday at Aarons Restaurant. Jaycees vote to revive the Stagecoach for the Lions Club parade on July 2 headed by Miss Barbara Brown of Jefferson City 1937.
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Junior Chamber of
Comerce
Aeeting
Aron’s
Jayceees
Stagecoach l
Kansas City
Barbara Brown
Jefferson City
Taipei Riots Court Martial Hands Sentences
Formosa court martial sentenced 11 defendants for complicity in Taipei anti American riots. Terms ranged from five months to one year. 17 others received suspended sentences. Two acquitted. Chen Cheng Chiu led the May 24 outburst, Lu Pe Chen got 12 months for tearing the U S flag during the riot. The unrest followed a U S court martial verdict in the Reynolds case.
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Taipei Formosa
Taipei
Chen Cheng Chiu
Lu Pe Chen
U.S
Robert G. Reynolds
Colora
Reynolds
Historic Merger Forms United Church of Christ in Cleveland
A large ceremony in Cleveland marks the merger of Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed churches into The United Church of Christ. About 1.4 million Congregationalists and 800,000 E and R Church members join in a new denomination, with leaders from Harvard Divinity School and church councils shaping its polity. The union preserves individual congregational freedom within a unified Protestant framework.
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Cleveland
Eisenhower
Uni
Jon
Ion
Este
Congregational Christian Church
I Es
The
United Church_of Christ
Woman Defends Home Hits Intruder After Camped Visit
Mrs Sally Ann Condren 55 fought off a strange man in her bedroom in Los Angeles. She grabbed a gun and struck him on the head after he took the weapon from her. He fled through a plate glass window. She was treated for a head cut in hospital and pondered if the blow dazed him. A detective suggested his escape might reflect the intruder's condition.
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Los. Angeles
Sally Ann Condren
That Beer Did It Man Lounges in Jail
Ann Arbor Michigan Joseph F. LaPointe 41 of Detroit was jailed after violating the state financial responsibility law. A probation officer smelled alcohol on his breath but he claimed illness. Judge James R. Breakey Jr postponed sentencing and later ordered him jailed until sentencing after LaPointe drank a beer while under guard.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Joseph F. LaPointe
Detroit
James R. Breakey Jr
Breakey
Triple Surprise From Agnes Goldberg Egg Yolk Find
Providence report notes Mrs. Agnes Goldberg cracked an egg and discovered three yolks, a rare kitchen surprise. Authorities or further details not provided.
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Providence, RI. Wy
Agnes Goldberg
Hope Held Workers Will End Water Strike
ST. LOUIS Conway Briscoe city utilities director says he is hopeful that 400 municipal water workers will return to work today, ending a two day strike over a jan paying $6 in back union dues. Only emergency crews were on duty as maintenance and other departments kept essential services functioning.
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ST. Louis
Conway
B. Briscoe
City Utilities
Wariter Department
Fisk MO Worker Dies in Power Plant Fall
Connie Bast, 23, of Fisk Missouri, died after falling 75 feet from a beam at a Union Electric Co power plant building project at the Meramec and Mississippi rivers confluence. Fellow workers said he lost his balance while seated on a beam. The fatal accident ends a long iron workers project already underway.
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Sr. Louis
Connie Bast
Fisk, Mo
Union Electric Co
Mississippi
Fata
Belleville Girl Killed When Struck by Auto
Belleville area story: Julia Helms, 14, was struck and killed by a car on Old Freeburg Road three miles south of Belleville. State police say she rode in a truck that halted for cattle. she darted into the car’s path driven by 24-year-old Robert L. Gerhart. Marissa, DL officers said.
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Belleville
Julia Helms
Old Freeburg Road
Robert L. Gerhart
Marissa
Wife Trader Held in Slaying Of Persons
Thomas Whitaker 36 faces second degree murder charges for killing his former wife Alma Whitaker 39 and their son Jack Whitaker 10 in Terre Haute Indiana after a feud over custody. He wounded daughter Rosina Lozanne and photographer Stewart Martin 49. A gun battle ended with Whitaker surrendering after a day hidden in nearby woods. Martin and Whitaker had divorces in October and had married the ex-spouses, prompting a brutal confrontation at Martins home.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Thomas Whiteker
Alma Whitaker
Jack Whitaker
Rosina Lozanne
Stewart Martin
Whitaker
Lee Easton
Martin
Westwood
Artin
Peirce
Martin House
Haker
Florida
Union Leaders Try To Bar Key Government Witness
In St Louis three labor union officials stand trial in federal court on racketeering charges arising from an alleged attempted extortion of a contractor building a veterans hospital. The defense sought to keep Percy J. McAllister from testifying claiming he destroyed records under IRS direction. The defendants are Harry Hagen Vincent Lee and William Anderson. Judge Moore called the issue unusual and pending.
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Hagen
Lather’s Distrit Council
Anderson
Operative Plasters and Cement
Mason's International Assn
Lee
Plasters and Cement Finisher
Veteran’s Hospital
George E. Moore
Congressional Action Sought on Supreme Court Restrictions
Congress urged to curb Supreme Court power over state law via legislation. Atty. Gen. George F. Guy of Wyoming led the NACAG committee, calling for explicit congressional authorization for federal exclusive jurisdiction. Speakers warned the court’s modern economic reach threatens federal state balance at the Sun Valley meeting.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Supreme Court
National Assn
Aditormeys General
George F. Guy
Wyoming
Association
Committee On
Federal State Relations
Congress
Guy
Okie Dough Key Prompts Confusion At State Exposition
A curious man with a car key disrupted a promotion at the Oklahoma Semicentennial Exposition. The Okie Dough Key stunt distributed half a million golden keys and featured a treasure chest cake with 50 prizes. The man opened three coin slots, demanded money, and was rebuffed by officials. Exposition president Dean A. McGee defended only official keys for prizes. Attendance reached 73,821 for the day, with total visitors since opening at 680,328.
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Dean A. McGee
Air Force Sets Up New Safety Code
The Air Force establishes safety procedures for cargo planes carrying “special weapons” including atomic, chemical, and biological devices. Jets must notify airfield towers in advance with coded signals about hazard level, enabling immediate action by fire and crash units. distress calls use the term hot cargo if in flight emergency occurs.
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Washington
Air Force
United States
U. S
Brewster Guilty of Contempt in Congress Case
Frank W Brewster, vice president of the Teamsters Union, was found guilty on all 31 counts of contempt of Congress by U.S. District Judge John J Sirica for refusing to produce records and answer questions before a Senate Investigations subcommittee. Sentencing was delayed. maximum penalty is one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. The judge referred the case for a presentence report and investigation and Brewster remains free on bond.
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Washington
Frank W_Brewster
Teamsters, Union
Congress
U.S
John_J. Sirica
Brewster
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Teamsters
West Coast
Sirica
Strica Aid
Strica
Siricaaid
Bookmobile Accident Forces Schedule Shift
A minor accident involving the State Library Bookmobile disrupted the planned route. Stops are postponed and rescheduled for Saturday from Shamrock at 9 to 9:30 am, Bachelor 9:45 to 10:15, Cal Wood 10:30 to 11, Reform 1 to 2:30 pm, between Fulton and Reform.
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Glen Laux
Fulton
Reform
Shamrock
Bachelor
Cal‘wood
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