Dulles Opposes Recognition of Red China
Secretary of State Dulles denounces Communist China as uncivilized and hostile, ruling out major policy changes toward nonrecognition, trade embargo, and cultural isolation. He argued the United States must stand firm, speed the democratization of Chinese people, and avoid altering policies under pressure from allies or neutrals.
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San Francisco
Dulles
China
U. S
DLS
Europe
Chine
United States
Noothing
Britain
Neutels
Tedia
Rain Clouds Move Out Of Mid Missouri Area
Rain last night drenched central Missouri with totals ranging from 2.35 inches in St Charles to 2.61 in Rolla and 1.54 in De Soto. Evacuations occurred in Loris county as highways flooded and traffic rerouted. The five day forecast calls for cooler weather, possible showers Monday, with temperatures two to five degrees below normal.
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Mid-Missouri
Saturda
Cap City
St. Louis
Threese Loris County
Taffic
Rolla
St Charles
DeSoto
Kirksville
Springfield
Kansas City
Cit
Weather outlook for Jefferson City and mid Missouri
A cloudy Saturday in Jefferson City and central Missouri gives way to a clear night then partly cloudy again on Saturday. Lows tonight around the mid 60s and highs Saturday near 85.
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Jefferson City
Mid-Missouri
A-Bomb Test Disarmed After Fizzle At Site
Reported from the Atomic Energy Commission notes a test at the Nevada Atomic Test Site was disarmed after a partial explosion failed to ignite. Weather observations show heavy rain, high barometer, and strong river readings while Marines and scouts completed a desert maneuver near Lake of the Ozarks.
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Atomic Energy Com
Phoenix
Ariz
Oveman
Four Boy Scouts Ride Desert Trip After Logging Water
Merritt and four teen scouts traveled from Los Angeles to Phoenix by bicycle carrying repair gear and about 50 pounds each. They drank large amounts of ice water, endured heat up to 130 degrees, and crossed 4000-foot mountains and rugged desert terrain. The group noted 100 miles of walking and 9 flat tires, with only close-passing cars causing concern during the journey begun June 17.
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Merritt
Phoenix
John Womack
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
San
Diego
Thomas
Wadham
Jim Stralla
Gordon Sanders
Stralla
Dateland
Ariz
Kansas flood threats ease after rainfall. one fatality reported
In Osage City a 1-year-old man died when electrocution occurred while attempting to start a basement sump pump amid 3.60 inches of rain. Rains failed to raise major stream levels along the Kansas River basin. no flooding expected on major tributaries. In Columbia, The E W Stephens Publishing Co announced it will close Oct 1 due to rising operating costs.
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Topera
Kan
Kansas
Osage City
H. A. Simons
Idaixyman
Lyndon
Marais Des Cygnes
Richard Garrett
Kansas River
Saline
Garrett
Arkansas
Columbia W
E. W. Stephens
Mrs Schwaller Buys Booterié Store Here
Mrs Alvina Schwaller of 301 FE Duntlin St purchased The Booterie on High St from C A Watt. Schwaller, formerly with Sattee's Fashion House, will run the shop and keep the name. Watt plans a few weeks of relaxation before deciding next steps while remaining in Jefferson City.
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Alvina Schwaller
Duntlin, St
M. E. High
C. A
Buck) Watt
Schwaller
Sattee
Jefferson City
Youthful Girls State Cloaks Capitol Tour in Mock Government
Missouri Girls State participants toured the state Capitol and government offices as they filled mock posts. Jeana Sue Herl of Hannibal was elected girls state governor, with Patricia Worler as lieutenant governor, Linda Long as attorney general, and Thurma Rober as secretary of state. In Jefferson City two girls from Scott County, Judy Biesberger and Mary Dulie, were elected magistrate and police commissioner respectively, while Biesberger lost a bid for Supreme Court justice.
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Meme Rence
Missouri
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Pat Worley
St. Louis
Jeana Sue Heri
Hannibal
Thurma Robert
Kansas City
News-Tribune
Tate
Jeana Sue Herl
Hannibel
James T. Blair
Blair
Ture
Isi
Miss Harle
House
Senate
Patricia Worler
Aliy
Linda ‘Long
Sedesta
Secy
Siete Thurma Rober
Coumposis
American Legion Auxiliary
Judy Biesberger
Anton Hiesberger
Cardinal St
Scott County
Mary
Jackie) Dulie
Jeck Dulie
Bolivar St
Miss Hiesberger
Stassen Appears Undisturbed By Rising Red Pressure
At the Disarmament Conference in London Harold E Stassen signaled he would present the U S plan for an arms reduction treaty methodically. Valerian Zorin urged Russia to know the full American proposal before agreeing to working groups. Officials noted Eisenhower's plan, drafted May 23, faced delays due to Western Allied consultations.
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London
Harold E_Stessen
Uns
Selsle
Tience
Stassen
U.S
Medamame
Valerian A. Zorin
Fivesation
Russia
Eisenhower R
United States
Col. i
Ex-President Cancels Speech Keynoter Replaced by Spradling
A Missouri Young Democratic Clubs event shifted from former President Truman to state Sen. Albert Spradling as keynote after Truman canceled. The 48th convention of the Fraternal Order of Basles at Chillicothe also moved up plans. About 200 youths registered, with more pouring in at the Governor Hotel. A separate note mentions prison guard dismissal over negligence after inmates placed dummies, and fishing conditions ahead of the weekend with open campaigns for state office led by Dorean Cummock pending rainfall.
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Albert ML
President, Jr
Cane. Girardeau
Henry
Truman
Canc
Basles
Chillicothe
Robert A.maddox
BE. Denklin, Sr
Attorner
Weber Gilmore
Sikeston
Scott
John Humphrey
Harold Vince
Independencel
Joseph Melot
Vicc
Jackson
Herman
Heinrich
Hurn
Vouphrey
Melot
Nash
Isaia Heinrich
State Conservation Commission
Evers
Dorean Cummock
Fairy
Mount Bird
Humphrey
St.j
Death Toll Tops 100 as Audrey Hits Texas Louisiana
AP report describes Hurricane Audrey driving a deadly tidal surge along the Texas Louisiana coast. Deputy D P Vincent cites 3 000 to 4 000 expected deaths with Cameron suffering the heaviest losses. Coast Guard rescues and Red Cross estimates frame a grim toll as survivors recount drownings and towns search for missing relatives.
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Audrey
Texas
Louisiana
Lake Charles
Cameron
Ao Burieatne
Tatiana
Pri Hippes
D. P
Vincent al Fi Cameron
Aleeate
Blue Bornet
Red Cross
Len Dixon
Charles
American Press
I Coast Guard
Ell. Begler
Vincent
Seid
Abel LaBlanc
Pecan Island
Pecan
Coast Guard
Steel price hike hits U S Steel and rivals in 1941
Pittsburgh dispatch reports U S Steel plans a six dollar per ton basic price rise amid inflation fears. Officials say the increase offsets a 20 cent hourly wage rise under a three year contract. Jones & Laughlin and others back similar moves, signaling broader steel price upticks affecting autos and construction.
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Pittsburgh -W—& En Roune
Ith -State
Stein Corp
Hindbewer
Washington
Clifford F. Head
U.S. Steel
Ualted
Utah
Columbia- Geneva
Avery Adams
Jones & Laughlin
Cheasty Testifies To Delivering Data
Washington hearing records reveal Cheasty, a lawyer-investigator for the Senate Rackets Committee, testified about delivering data to James R. Hoffa just before Hoffa’s arrest by FBI agents on March 13. He described taking money from Hoffa to steal committee files on Teamsters President Dave Beck and arranging details for authorities to know, as cross-examination began.
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Washington
John. Gre
Cheasty
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
FBI
Hyman L Fi Fischbach
Miami
Cheast
Army Colonel Faces Court-Martial in Pentagon Feud
Army Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. stands trial amid Pentagon politics and interservice disputes over missile and defense data. Nickerson, a 41-year veteran with two Silver Stars, has pleaded guilty to charges for allowing unauthorized eyes on secret defense information. The 100-man panel, led by Maj. Gen. Crue Garvin, could impose up to 300 years in prison and dismissal. The defense portrays him as a patriot, while prosecutors argue poor judgment and selfish motives.
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Huntsville
Ala
Army
John C. Nickerson Jr
Pentagon
Nickerson
Crue Garvin
Atlan
Charles EH. Wirrey
Air Force
Senate Committee Probes Court Rule
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee moved swiftly to address the Jencks ruling and FBI file disclosure. It backed legislation to limit access to FBI information in criminal trials while preserving essential evidence, with witnesses including Attorney General Brownell and FBI Director Hoover. The aim is to prevent broad FBI file exposure and safeguard informants while allowing relevant data to reach court.
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Bulletin
Washington
Senate
FBI
Senate _Judiciary
Supreme Court
FBL
Brownell
J. Edgar “Hoover
Eisenhower
Congress
Klinton E
Jencks
Coum
Justice Department
O’ria
E-Wyo
Wea
All-Star Game Ballot Controversy Hits Cincinnati
The baseball commissioner asks Warren Giles to review a Cincinnati vote surge for Redleg players in the all star ballot. Giles visited the Times Star to inspect ballots printed with player names, while radio stations aid the ballot counting. Frick’s office flagged the issue as “cocked hat” disputing the balance of the national vote.
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Cincinnati
Baseball Commissioner’s Office
New York City
Warren C.giles
National League
St. Louis
Cincinnnati Redleg
Giles
CincinnattiTimes-Star
Spaper
WER
Werciv
Cial
Ma Kreeger
Ford Frick
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