U S Allies Assured U S Will Back Them Against Soviet Threats
Washington June 1 AP spokesman Lincoln White defended U S defense pledges to nations facing Soviet rocket pressure He dismissed Soviet Marshal Malinovsky as trying to intimidate blameless governments and warned bases used by foreign aircraft could be hit White said no progress in securing Moscow interview with captured U 2 pilot Francis Powers at the U S embassy remains unsettled.
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United States Air Force completes mercy air lift to Chile
In six days US Air Force planes delivered over 900 tons of food clothing and blankets plus two complete hospitals to quake struck Chile. Seven hundred relief workers arrived as Chileans cope with thousands killed and 1 billion dollars in damage.
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Retirement Honors Longfellow Principal Miss Thompson
Miss Nelle M. Thompson of Longfellow elementary received a farewell assembly with gifts from students at decanted honors. She led the school for eight years and 31 years in Kansas City schools, planning a future focused on church work travel and family. She recalled shaping struggling readers through the junior vocational program and noted former students now in trades returning to thank her after World War II.
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Cherry Street
Mary Ann Jones
Grand Avenue
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Charlotte Street
Nikia Fries
Harrison Street
Eisenhower Hosts 140 NATO Youth Leaders Meeting
President Eisenhower welcomes 140 young political leaders from NATO nations to the White House for discussions on peace and international cooperation. The gathering aims to foster mutual understanding and future collaboration among allied youth.
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Eisenhower urges world peace through broader understanding
President Eisenhower told 140 NATO youth leaders that peace comes when understanding spreads beyond an exclusive alliance. He said the goal is to let more nations join, even the iron curtain, and cited freedom as the chance for self discipline. He spoke on the White House lawn between remarks to delegates from the Atlantic conference.
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Word Game Pollinosis Challenge Finds 32+ Words
The puzzle seeks 32 or more dictionary words of four or more letters from Pollin osis. Rules forbid adding s to four letter endings and require only one form per word. No proper names or quoted phrases.
Lawmakers face scrutiny over altered expense bills
Report notes access to the expense record room was sealed and payoffs cited in Congress travel accounts. It names Rep. Oren Harris and Burleson as figures tied to questioned per diem claims, with charges at the Royal Hawaiian and other hotels.
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Eisenhower Asia trip seen as risky for future presidents
The article notes opposition in Asia to a U S defense pact with Japan and a possible dangerous outcome for President Eisenhower's planned Asia visit. It discusses Nixon's stance against frequent summits and the shift toward diplomacy via foreign ministers and the United Nations. It also covers Kansas gubernatorial hopeful McDill Boyd on youth recognition and economic policy.
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