Water Pollution Reports From Missouri River Hearings Begin
The U S Public Health Service finds bacterial contamination up to 20 to 30 times limit for municipal water downstream from Kansas City. A six member board will hear June 13 at the federal courthouse to decide federal action.
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Missouri River
Kansas City
United States Public Health Service
Health Service
H. Roe Bartle
Murray Stein
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Water Supply and Pollution Control Division
Federal Courthouse
Ninth Street
Grand Avenue
Napoleon
Lexington
St. Louis
Boonville
U. S. Public Health Service
Kansas
Missouri
Nuclear Sub Skipjack Arrives for Deep Diving Tests
The U S submarine Skipjack arrived in Scottish waters to conduct deep diving and research trials through the end of May. Its crew of 100 will be hosted by British submariners along the Firth of Clyde.
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Glasgow
U. S
Firth of Clyde
Weather Outlook With Warm, Humid Conditions and Thunderstorm Risk
Partly cloudy and warm with high near 85 tomorrow. Tonight humid with possible severe storms. Low in upper 60s. Humidity 6 am 82 percent, 1 pm 47 percent. Barometer 6 am 29.85, 1 pm 29.92. River at 13 feet, up 2 feet. Lake of the Ozarks at 4.6 feet below full. 24 hour precipitation none.
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Lake of the Ozarks
British hiker Dr Barbara Moore pauses for pancakes and miles
AKLEY May 23 AP Dr Barbara Moore the British hiker ate three pancakes with honey at the Swart home east of Oakley before continuing her United States walking trek. She planned 40 miles for the day but covered 38 in 14 hours amid fatigue and sore muscles.
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Akley
Kas
Oakley
Barbara Moore
Swart
Hennings In Capital After Mayo Clinic Operation
Senator Thomas C. Hennings returned from an abdominal operation at Mayo Clinic Rochester. Aides said he appeared to be recovering and would rest at home for a few days before reporting to his Capitol office.
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Washington
Thomas C. Hennings
Dmo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Capitol
Plane crash in Rutherford kills four occupants
A light airplane, returning to Teterboro under drizzle, plunged from the rain and crashed into a frame house killing four aboard. The craft struck the roof, bounced to a lawn, and exploded. No injuries in the house were reported as firefighters kept the fire from spreading. Authorities cited possible origin from Providence, Taeterboro area, with mist and rain hindering determination.
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Rutherford
N. J
Teterboro
Providence
a.Teterboro
Snake victim rests with odds above seventy percent
Kenneth Earnest a 22 year old snake handler in Los Angeles is bitten by a globally deadly snake and is slowly improving with doctors reporting better than a 70 percent chance to live.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth Earnest
Plane crash at Atlanta airport on training flight kills all four
A Convair 880 four engine jet on a training takeoff at Atlanta airport burst into flames. All four crew members were killed and the aircraft burned. Delta Air Lines said no passengers were aboard as it prepares to introduce the 615 mile per hour jet.
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Atlanta
Delta Airlines
Warm unsettled weather brings possible severe storms
Moist Gulf air fuels a threat of severe thunderstorm activity through tonight across Kansas and Missouri. Forecaster E C Corkill says storms form over Kansas then move toward the Kansas City area with precipitation ending by tomorrow. Temperatures stay warm with highs near 85 and lows in the upper 60s under partly cloudy skies.
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Gulf
Kansas
Missouri
E. C. Corkill
Kansas City
Waves devastate Hawaii as nine dead and many hurt
Tidal waves generated by Chilean earthquakes crash across Hawaii with nine deaths all in Hilo. At least 159 killed and 163 injured in a prior event are noted, as Gov. Quinn declares emergency and National Guard is deployed. Damage is reported on Oahu Maui and the Big Island with Waikiki Beach, Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Moana Hotel inundated.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaiian
Hawaii
Chile
Hawaiian Islands
Waikiki Beach
Islands
William F. Quinn
National Guard
Hawaii Island
Oahu
Kuai
Maui
Waikea
Waikiki
Royal Hawaiian
Moana
Kalakaua Avenue
Moana Hotel
Maui Island
Kahalui
Wailuku
Hana
Damage hits Los Angeles Long Beach harbor boats
Surging tides and freak currents blamed on the Chilean earthquake ripped about 300 boats from moorings in Los Angeles Long Beach harbor. Current up to eight knots followed shallow tidal waves with five knot currents in Cerritos channel. Coast Guard Captain William Cass said Cerritos channel bore the brunt of three tidal surges. Water conditions disrupted harbor links.
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OS Angeles
Los Angeles- Long Beach Harbor
Coast Guard
Cerritos Channel
Willam Cass
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Ruling Keeps Du Pont Holdings in Government Appeal
Inside pages report G. M. Ruling to High Court as government appeals decision under which Du Pont retains holdings. Also noted: Merger by Liberal Faiths unitarian and universalists ratify move. U.S. Attorney general seeks figures from four Southern counties. Deaths listed on page 21.
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G. M
High Court
DuPont
Page
Unitarian and Universalists
Move
U.S
Kansas City Civil Defense coordinator post eyed in city
Mayor and police chief discussed selecting a Civil Defense coordinator to recruit and train civilian help and evaluate local military installations. No evacuation plan exists and officials favor shelters over mass evacuation while debating a $5 000 to $10 000 annual pay.
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Civil Defense
Kansas City
M . H. Roe Bartle
Bartle
Bernard C. Brannon
Washington
Brannon
Powell Tax Charge Stands After Judge Denies Dismissal
Judge Frederick Bryan refused to dismiss a federal income tax charge against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. The 7 week trial ended April 22 with a hung jury and two counts dismissed. the remaining charge concerns a fraudulent 1951 tax return filed on behalf of Powell's wife Hazel Scott.
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New York
Frederick Bryan
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr
D-N. Y
Bryan
Students halt storm of Prime Minister Kishi residence
Tokyo police faced a rain of stones as about 1000 university students from the Zengakuren federation attacked Nobusuke Kishi's official residence. It marked a second assault in four days amid protests against the U.S.-Japan security pact and the Kishi government.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Zengakuren National Students Federation
Kishi
Arrest Bystander Helps Texas Officers Arrest Drunk Husband
In Corpus Christi on May 23, police faced a drunk in his own home case. The wife, unable to have him arrested indoors, dragged him into the street and dumped him saying he was now in a public place. He was arrested.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Moving Men Lose Half Kitchen Equipment
Humorous exchange as a young wife laments the movers losing half their kitchen gear. The husband jokes by asking which half is missing the can opener or the bottle opener, underscoring a light domestic moment.
Seismic Shocks Hit South Chile Causing Millions in Damage
The Seismograph institute in Santiago reported shocks overnight through today across South Chile. A strong tremor was felt at Valdivia, a river port about 570 miles south of Santiago. Weekend disasters caused millions in damage. Continued on Second Page. Dial BA. 1-5500 for a Star Want Ad.
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Santiago
Seismograph Institute
Chile
Valdivia
Ike to Report Wednesday on Summit Ruin
President Eisenhower will address the nation by television and radio Wednesday evening about the collapse of the summit conference. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty said the 30 minute talk will cover the future aims and goals of the United States its allies and the free world. The announcement followed a White House meeting with Secretary Herter after Eisenhower returned from Gettysburg.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
United States
Free World
Herter
Gettysburg
Hagerty
United Nations
U. N
Russians Prepare UN Charge as Spying Rows Escalate
Berlin dispatch notes tension at the United Nations as the Soviet Union seeks to denounce the United States over aerial spying. Henry Cabot Lodge defends U S case while Moscow warns of severe consequences if action is not taken. Khrushchev appears restrained by Moscow pressures as events unfold.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
U. N. Security Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
Council
U. S
U. N
William L. Ryan
Berlin
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Appeasement Debate Roils Senate Over Adlas KenKes
Senators clash after an appeasement tag tied to Adlas and KenKes sparks anger. Democratic leaders face sharp questions on strategy as party unity strains under the contentious proposal.
Summit clash over Stevenson's appeaser remarks roils Senate
Senate Democrats and Republicans fought over a Paris interview attributed to Adlai Stevenson that allegedly urged concessions to the Soviet Union. Hugh Scott demanded Stevenson and Kennedy answer as appeasers, while Mansfield and others rejected the characterization. The dispute touched on the U-2 spy incident and the failed summit with Khrushchev.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Adlai E. Stevenson
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Scott
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Stevenson
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Dmo
Symington
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Mansfield
Paris
Portland
Ore
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Prescott Bush
Rconn
U. S
Khrushchev
John Marshall Butler
Soviet Holds Americans as Plane Forced Down in East Germany
A Communist official said nine Americans aboard a plane forced down in East Germany remain in Soviet hands, with no transfer to East Germans yet. In similar cases, East Germans held Americans up to six weeks to pressure U S authorities, who refused to negotiate.
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Berlin
East Germany
U. S
Frisco Rail Guards Patrol Freight Trains Because of Acid Attacks
Special Frisco railroad agents ride shotgun on freight trains carrying new cars to the Southwest after two acid splashings. The May 14 Dixon Mo incident damaged 90 cars. investigators linked traces of acid to the Dixon site. Security covers the line from St Louis to Tulsa with radio linked teams along US 66.
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U. S. 66
St. Louis
Tulsa
Frisco
Dixon Bridge
Dallas
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