Eisenhower proposes refugee relief law changes
President Eisenhower outlined ten amendments to the refugee relief law aiming to improve administration and expand asylum. He urged allowing some hard to place refugees, including orphans on a world wide basis, with safeguards and use of unused quotas.
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State Department
Gerald Morgan
United States
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Lremcut, Inc
Six Traffic Accidents Keep City Police Busy
A wave of motor vehicle accidents kept Lawrence County police busy from 4:24 pm yesterday to 7:28 am today. Six minor crashes involved residents from Hartsburg, St. Louis area, and nearby towns with several drivers fined in police court for infractions.
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Bernes Howden
Hartsburg
Virgil C. Bowmen
RL 5
Bowden
Bowman
SE. McCarty Street
Edward Eugene Martin
EB. Atchison St
Dorothy Mae Walker
Rt. 3
Emil Conrad Kemna
Locust St
Martin
Walker
Broadway and
Miller Streets
John G. Hale
Pine St
Herman Epugenc Gentry
Hale
Anthony Hhwwithnene
Hayselton
LeRoy James Sommerer
Witlmeno
William L. Renn
Cedar City
Georgia
Clark
Jackson St
Industrial Avenue
Renn
William Secker
W. Main St
E. High Street
Getton Toy Lay
William Brandell
Ella Isl
Wis
Where Twisters Hit in Oklahoma and Kansas
Tornado outbreaks this spring devastated communities in Oklahoma and Kansas. The worst losses occurred in Udall Kansas and Blackwell Oklahoma, with widespread damage reported across the two states according to AP Wirephoto.
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Kansas
Ufe
Udall
Kan
Blackwell
Okla
Necessary Federal Funds Authorized For Kansas Relief
President Eisenhower authorized use of federal funds as necessary for Kansas tornado relief, sending a telegram to Governor Hart. He described it as a blank check while acknowledging Oklahoma also faced tornado damage and pending federal aid requests. The major disaster declaration was issued under Public Law 875.
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Civil Defense Administrator
Hagerty
Val Peterson
Civil Defense Administration
Washington
Eisenhower
Fred Hart
House
James C. Hagerty
Oklahoma
Hall
Risenhower
Udall Tornado Devastates 170 Homes. Mayor Vows Rebuild
Udall's mayor Rowe vowed a full rebuild after a severe tornado left 170 homes completely destroyed and many structures damaged beyond repair. Red Cross reports show 70 Udall homes destroyed, 18 uninhabitable, and the school and water systems leveled. Officials estimate dozens still unaccounted, with recovery efforts aided by SBA and state resources.
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Rowe
Winfield
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Red Cross
Wintot
Felands
Cowley County
Ward Stiber
Winfield Red Cross Disaster Committee
Wulnit
Pike
Busineas Administration
Cub Scout Pack 11 Holds May Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 11 met at Moreau Heights with Cubmaster Joe Berton in charge. Four new members received Blue Bobcat pins while several boys earned Wolf and Bear badges and arrow points. Mothers of the month were honored and a short awards program followed by movies.
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Joe Berton
Renybasin
Gene Fox
John Kinstier
Keeny
Woods
Charles Turner
Wolf Yadee
Barry, Cross
Mark Snell
Geld
Dave Jennings
Rober Nierhouser
Marc Scheber
Barry Cross
Mike Suar
Joy Leslie
Don Mekturry
Jimamie Doyle
Danny Ward
Seoul
Methodist Church
Joe EF
Paul Lestie
Ta Go, Schreiber
John T. Link
Kenneth Weismaenster
Fulton Home Undamage After Wind Storm
A violent wind in Fulton toppled heavy tree limbs near a residence but left the home undamaged. One man, Edwards, saw a buslike rush of debris, grabbed a scarf, and sprinted for the house as a shed collapsed. Nearby trees and branches were scattered yet mostly unharmed. Edwards lives about ten miles west of Fulton.
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Andrs
Waller
Edwards
Rose House
Shelley
Edwards Tabnay
Fultan
Driving Charge Costly To Jefferson Cillan
A local report notes a driving charge against Jefferson Cillan, with details showing a financial impact and associated penalties. The article references an address at 125 Michigan Street and mentions related parties including Frank Wo Katt and Gatt S40.
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Frank Wo Katt
Michigan St
Teenagers Hurt In One Vehicle Collision At River Bridge
Two capital city teenagers received minor injuries in a one car accident on the Moreau River bridge at Green Berry Road today. Ralph J. Krummen 18 of Harding Street and passenger Narman Lodge Ponder 14 of Main Street were admitted for observation at St Marys hospital. Krummen suffered a back injury and Ponder was described as shaken by the crash. Vehicle damage was estimated at 250 dollars.
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Moreau River
Green Berry Ro
State
Highway Patrol
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Harding St
Krummen
Narman Lodge Ponder
Jw Main St
St. Mary's
Krumman
Philip F. Bork
Columbia
Hitwam
Ashland
New Columbia
Ameal
Berk
Tucker Promises Early Start on Major City Bond Plan
ST LOUIS Mayor Raymond R Tucker vows an early start on the largest public improvements program in the city's history after voters approve a 110830000 bond issue. He plans a watchdog committee to supervise funds and immediate work on streets parks bridges and city departments this summer. The approval totals range from seven to one for hospitals and health centers to about three to one for an 81000000 planetarium with private and federal funds adding hundreds of millions for expressways flood control and housing projects in slum areas.
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Raymond R. Tucker
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