Three Nations Seek Neutralist Arab Military Pact
Cairo reports Syria and Egypt reach complete agreement on a neutralist Arab military pact to form a joint command and align with non Arab states. Saudi Arabia backs the plan as premier and defense ministers are set to meet this month to finalize details while Lebanon and Jordan study the proposal and Iraq may be invited only if it ends its pact with Turkey. An interdrah bank and unified currency are proposed for economic unity.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Arab League
Iraq
Turkey
Fauhl
Saudi Arbia
Klnd Saud
Gaza
Tsreel
Avap
Jordan
British pubs press for later closing hours amid TV suspense
A London jewelry robbery suspect earns unlikely sympathy as Scotland Yard questions a grandmother. TV suspense drives talk of relaxing pub closing times from 9 30 to 11 pm. Norwich pubs win a magistrate's approval for a six month trial extension to serve beer later.
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London
Scotland Yard
Power of Earth
Iskirts
Norwich
Southwest School Pupils to Present Program Tonight
Kindergarten and second grade pupils of Southwest School present a program at 7 30 p m during the regular Parent Teachers Association meeting. The program features dancing to tunes such as O Johnny O and Hinky Dinky Parley Vous with names of participating pupils listed and Epaminondas and His Aunty performed by the second graders.
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Southwest School
Parent- Teachers Association
Johnny ‘O
Jimmie Fisher
David Fleesa
Linda Kay Jordan
Rhonda Kliendienst
Pamela Lowe
Mary Ethel Rozier
Brenda Todd
Linda Sue Tripp
Linda Pearl Vieth
Bobby Short
James Boyce
Fred Braden
George Bacon
Richie Lee Barnford
Linda June Brandt
Bobbie Lee Frasher
Nancy Gardner
Douglas Hensen
Randy Ketchum
Jimmie Joe Noblett
Billy Pui- Hani
George Reynolds
Linda
Gary Butler
Jacqueline Ketchum
Bruce Jeffery
Nancy Messer
Gary Taggart
Ruth Bacon
Kathryn Dickson
Gary Drinkard
Judy Bailey
Roger Thompson
William Mushrush
Donald Drinkard
David Brizendine
Ronald Harris
Gene Goza
Take Planes Into North Korea Illegally Testimony Proves Reds Break Armistice
Defecting North Korean pilot testifies before the United Nations force that MIG aircraft were flown into North Korea and delivered to the Communists, evidencing violations of the armistice. Maj. Gen. Carter and Lt. Noh Kum Suk relay the testimony to the NNSC.
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Pgst-Tribune
Jefferson City
Los Angeles
Kars
San
North Korea
Leslie TD. Carter
Military
Ij Commission
Noh Kum Suk
NNSC
Seoul
Mark Clark
Carter
Nob
North Ko ‘Rean
Manchuria
MSC
Nok
United States
South Korea
Truce Commission
Brewery President Griesedieck Sr. Dies in St Louis
Edward J. Griesedieck Sr., 59, president of Griesedieck Bros. Brewery Co., died at St. John's Hospital after heart trouble. He led the firm since 1942 after a brother’s death and hailed from a long St. Louis brewing family. Survived by widow, a daughter, four sons, and a sister. Funeral set for Wednesday.
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ST. Louis
Edward J. Griesedieck Sr
Griesedieck Bros. Brewery Co
St. John’s Hospital
Griesedieck
St. Louie Brewing
Richmond Heights
Robert
Edward J. Jr
Robert A
Wiliam H
Frances Griesedieck
Col Jesse Dies Funeral Held Today
Col Jesse, a World War II veteran and Missouri National Guard officer, died recently. He served from private to colonel, earned the brigadier general rank in the reserve, and received multiple decorations including the Silver Star and Purple Heart. Funeral services were held today at 4 PM, with burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Missouri Nation Guard
Missouri National Guard
Col. Tesco
Officers Reserve Corps
Cal
Fosse
Veterans Administration
Richmond
Dope
Apell
Col
Jeosn
Syrone
Rhineland
Ardennes
Ands
Mervihost
American Defense Service
Robert M. Young
First Presbyterian Church
Reine Agenn
Arline
Arlington
Illness Strikes Young Californian Over Holidays
INGLEWOOD Calif IM eight year old Cheryl Ann Creech faced a string of illnesses through recent holidays. She suffered whooping cough on the Fourth of July 1948 measles on May Day 1931 pneumonia on Christmas Day and an appendectomy on Washington’s Birthday this year. Her mother Mrs Jesse J Creech gave her a basket of eggs for an early Easter while Cheryl recovers from surgery.
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Inglewoon
Calif
Cheryl Ann Creech
Chery
St. Valentine's Day
Lincoln’s
Washington
Jesse J. Creech
Brightest Atomic Blast of 1955 Reported
A 40 kiloton 1955 nuclear test produced the brightest mushroom cloud to date, rising to 40,000 feet near Yucca Flat. An observer group on Angels Peak witnessed a rapid fireball and dual puffs as winds spread the shock, with no reported radiation fallout in nearby populated areas.
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Death Valley Junction
Angels Peak
Charleston Range
Nash
Yucca Flat
Hina
Totay
Las Vegas
Yucca
Former Times Editor Frederick Birchall Dies
Frederick T. Birchall, longtime editor of the New York Times from 1926 to 1931, died at Dawson Hospital in Bridgewater. He had lived at his home in Rivière eight miles from Bridgewater. The exact cause of death was not stated in the notice.
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Times
Frederick Birchall
New York
Frederick T. Burchall
The
New York Times
Dawson Aelent
Wrong Lane Chase On Turnpike Ends In Crash
Kenneth She Zi of Lititz turned onto the Pennsylvania Turnpike in the wrong lane, speeding up to 60 mph. Police pursuit lasted about two hours as drivers avoided the vehicle and a tractor trailer roadblock. no injuries were reported despite several near misses.
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Lancaster
Paul
Kenneth She Zi
Litit Pa
Walter
Price
Dalics
Nationalists Fire On Two British Freighters Near Taiwan
An incident near the Taiwan area saw Nationalist forces open fire on two British freighters. A Chinese ship attempted a rapid escape but was pursued by Royal Navy assistance, including a warship spotlight. One vessel reportedly reached safety after a night of fast maneuvers and radio contact.
Blood Offers Too Late for Small Girl
New York reports hundreds offered blood after an appeal on television by Jackie Gleason for an 11 year old girl Angela Rogers suffering from cystic fibrosis. She died at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center less than two hours after the broadcast. The Red Cross aided with blood supply and said the blood type was not rare, about 6 in 100 people.
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New York
Jackie Gleason
Angela Rogers
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Gleason
Hospital
CBS
Red Cross
Daily Record Hospital Admissions Chronicle
Hospital admission notices list multiple named individuals across towns such as New Bloomfield Jefferson City Versailles Hermann and Auxvasse with many names and addresses. Several births are noted with parents and hospital destinations at St Marys Hospital and similar facilities. The item resembles a social- or community-notice column merging patient and birth announcements.
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St Mars’s
Helen Vows
New Bloomfield
Herman ‘Tappel
Treesure
Stephen Spalding
Bala Hill
Betty Mansen
Lin L. Adkins
Meta
Spurgeon
Mountain Grove
Walter F. Hickey
Broadway St
Edith Larimore
Jefferson City
Albert Schroeder
Ashley
Flora Huff
Versailles
Wilma Lampton
Helen Peasner
Fairmount, Blvd
Alan Nichole
Schott Rd
Delores (Deé) Whitecotton
See St
Edna Creel
Auxvasse
Heity A. Buehrle
Boonville
Leona Haeffmer
Hermann
Anna Laux
St Mary's Blvd
Magistrate Court Dockets Local Fines And Reckless Driving
Magistrate court records show several individuals fined for careless and reckless driving and related offenses. Names include James Bayer Leonard Wood Ralph LaValle and Thomas Hall with various fines and costs. Arrests occurred around 2 46 p m Saturday in the 200 block of State Street.
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Weller S. Griessen
S.sat
James J. Bayer
iLeonard Wood
Joosts
Png
D. Day East
Ralph D. LaValle
Thomas Hall
Jackson
Pole
House Somersaults Down Hill in Pikeville
A house perched on stilts toppled 25 feet downhill in Pikeville Kentucky. Mrs. Ella Norman was pulled from the wreckage with tears and bruises while her 5 year old son escaped unharmed as neighbors rushed to help. The collapse halted when the structure struck a tree, preventing a larger fall.
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Pikeville
Ella Norman
Norman
Ite Foundation
Bake Shop Blast Fatal for Five Men
A gas explosion in a suburban department store bake shop in Chicago last night killed five men and left another badly injured. F E Stahl manager of the River Forest Wieboldt store estimated the damage at about 100,000 dollars. The blast shook the four story building and rattled fixtures in the basement where several workers were located.
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Chicago
F. E. Stahl
River Forest Wieboldt
S100
Nasye Dimptresz
Amlaw
Judge Henwood Succumbs After Lengthy Illness
The article recalls judge Henwood’s career and civic leadership in Northeast Missouri, noting his 1916 Republican delegate role, wartime service, and long-time legal and public duties in Hannibal. It mentions family connections and a broad record of public service before a fatal accident closing the piece.
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Hannibal
C. TL. Hiss
Hansbal
Sen. li
Clay
Fan Lanice
Ldpepeend
Board of Éducation
Ise
Adele Tidee Honnevid
Sity Augers
Wet “Pyuesiaio
Preirie Patigeades
Calif
Walter Brambler
Kirksville
City Council Prepares for Busy Night Session
City officials anticipate a packed meeting as the council discusses nonroutine items. Four bidding packages will be opened including labor and materials for McCarty Street improvements near Harcourt and Havana, cutting a corner at an existing turn. The Pirner property earlier owned by Mr. Pirner houses the site. Other bids cover 4430 feet of new sanitary sewers across three districts including 1240 feet on Tanner Bridge Road, 2840 feet on Winston Drive, and 350 feet in Panorama Hills.
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McCarty Gt
Har
Havana Sts
Carty St
Richard D. Fowler
Pirner
Tanner Bridge Rd
Winston Dr
Panorama Hills
Fowler
Plan for medical internships in Missouri cities
Dean Roscoe L. Pullen of the University of Missouri school of Medicine outlined plans to create medical internship programs in at least three Missouri cities beyond St. Louis and Kansas City. Columbia St Joseph Springfield and possibly Sikeston or Cape Girardeau are eyed with existing hospitals to host internships and rural doctor recruitment expected from the first class graduation in 1957.
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St. Louis U
University of Missouri School of jMedicine
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Roscoe L. Pullen
Columbia
St. Joseph
Springfield
Sikeston
Cape Girardeau
Operations Progress
KWK
Kwk-Tv
Dean Pulles
Open Murder Trial In Nodaway County
Clif ford Howard Cary, a 32 year old handyman from Parnell Mo is on trial in Nodaway County Circuit Court for first degree murder in the December 13 shotgun killing of Drexel G Chitty 35 of Drexel. Cary says Chitty owed about 190 in back wages. He allegedly shot Chitty on Parnell Street then fired a warning shot through a pool hall window. The weapon jammed and Cary was disarmed by two bystanders. A 12 member jury was seated after a brief selection. Prosecutor Ray Eckles plans to prove premeditation and did not question jurors about capital punishment.
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Maryville
Clifford Howard Cary
Nodaway County
Parnell, Mo
Plumblax
Drexel G. Chitty
Cary
Chitty
Parnell Street
Ray Eckles
Seek to Determine Test Safety Limit
New York federation of American scientists urged the United Nations to set a safety limit for hydrogen and atomic bomb tests. The 2,000-member group warned of atmosphere poisoning and noted past tests have exposed U.S. residents to radiation similar to a chest X ray, cautioning future H-bomb programs may reach level affecting people worldwide.
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New York
Recover Girl's Body From Swollen Stream Near Covington
The body of an eight month old girl named Sandra macDaniel disappeared in rain near her home about 25 miles west of Covington. She slipped from her mother's sight and was swept into swollen mountain streams. Her body was recovered today from the swollen waters.
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Covington
Sandra macDaniel
Here
Des Moines Plant Destroyed in Major Fire
Des Moines firm Sargent & Co suffered a near total loss at its feed plant last night. Fire officials said contents valued at 800000 were destroyed with no one inside. The company operates four other plants across Mone ymouth, Fremont, Waiverly, and Algona, Iowa, under double shifts to supply dealers.
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Des Moines
Sargent & Co
B. A. Ferguson
The
Sym
Moneymouth
Fremont
Neb
Waiverly, Mo
Algona
Iowa
Grand Jury Resumes Whitewash Probe in St Louis
A federal grand jury in St. Louis resumes its investigation into alleged whitewash efforts involving former Internal Revenue Collector Jamies P. Finnegan, now jailed for misconduct in office. Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder was questioned. Wells Newcombe was absent. William K. Standford said witnesses may be presented later this week about the Greenfra se ransom money.
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ST. Louis i
St. Louis 1
Internal Revenue
Jamies P. Finnegan
John W. Snyder
Treasury
Thurhay
Wells Newcombe
Snyder
Wiliam K. Stanndard
I. S
Ford Foundation Aids Private Colleges And Universities
New York Ford Foundation allocates 3q million dollars to assist private colleges and universities in raising faculty salaries. Henry Ford II announced the plan after a trustees meeting, with a special advisory committee to select institutions and determine distribution by year end.
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New York
Ford Foundation
Henry Ford II
Ford
New Asthma Pill Pitches Fast Relief Across Nation
An unprescribed asthma formula touted as doctor favored promises rapid relief and hours of freedom from attacks. The ad claims tests show quick benefit and positions Primatine as a breakthrough mix of effective ingredients, aiming to ease bronchial congestion and nervous tension.
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New York
Qdaetore
Prmaten
Livestock Man Killed In Belton Ranch Fire
The Belton ranch fire killed a livestock man and damaged the property. Firefighters battled a blaze that destroyed a pavilion, an adjoining auction arena, and two small buildings. Damages were estimated at 250000 dollars. The cause was not immediately determined.
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Belton Ranch
Gweri-C
Fered Owen
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