Industry Men Land Oil Import Actions
Dallas meeting of 18 U S independent petroleum associations hailed federal action to limit crude oil imports in response to Eisenhower’s call for a 10 percent voluntary reduction. Leaders called the plan constructive for national security and urged strict compliance while noting crude output could rise 300 000 to 400 000 barrels daily, easing imports and boosting domestic exploration.
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Dallas Ups
U. S
Pallas
Eisenhower
Chessman Hid Manuscript Behind Carbons in Cell
SAN QUENTIN Calif Caryl Chessman condemned author hid the 160000 word manuscript of The Face of Justice between sheets of used carbon paper then carbon scraps among five boxes of used carbons. Repeated searches failed to find it. He says he will not reveal how the manuscript was smuggled to his New York agent.
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San Quentin
Calif
Caryl Chessman
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Chessman
New York
Marley
Teets
Tractor crush kills Lyon County farmer near Emporia
Waller R. Rowhuff, a Lyon County farmer, died yesterday when his tractor overturned into a 12 foot ditch along a road north of Emporia. The body was found by Rev Finney Hutchinson visiting relatives nearby.
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Emporia
Lyon County
Waller R. Rowhuff
Rowthuff
Finney Hutchinson
Weather For Other Areas
Weather: Warmer temperatures were forecast from the central Plains to the western Great Lakes while cool Canadian air lingered over the eastern half of the nation. Fair skies prevailed in the East except Texas Georgia and Florida with thundershowers. Scattered storms expected from the Dakotas to the West Coast and over central and southern Rockies. Cool Pacific air edging into Montana and Utah. Can mass warm to the East with most readings in 50s to 70s.
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Central Plains
Great Lakes
Texas
Georgia
Florida
Dakotas
Rocky Mountains
Plateau
Montana
Utah
Atlantic Coast States
Gulf Coa
Falloff Seen In Soil Bank Setup
Federal farm officials warn of a likely drop in wheat farmer participation in the 158 version of the soil bank acreage reserve. They cite income limits, higher rates for retiring land, uncertain income potential, and better soil moisture in the central and southern Great Plains as factors cooling signup interest.
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Washington
Soul Bank
Central
Great Plains
Japs to Ask for Guided Missiles and Arms
Tokyo reports the Japanese Cabinet intends to ask the United States for guided missiles in the new fiscal year starting July. Government sources say Washington will be asked to supply equipment for ten thousand ground troops plus Honest John and Dart missiles, tanks, air destroyers, thirty F 86 jet fighters, eighteen REFS 6 recon planes, and sixteen C 124 transports.
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Tokyo Ih
United States
U.S. Defense Department
Dart
F&gs
Woman Found Dead In Lenexa Home TENENA. Clara Spitton found dead
Mrs Clara Spitton about 44 was found dead amid disordered furniture in her Lenexa home. She wore a short house coat and had bruises on her body. Coroner Jamaeson said autopsy found no signs of rape or fatal injuries. Mrs Spitton, a waitress in Kansas City Mo, was last seen alive by neighbors. the estranged husband William Springeman, a Kansas City welder, is involved in the case. police found the doors ajar and the body near the back door.
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Tenena
Clara Spitton
Serdas
RT Jamaeson
Caroner
Speangentin
Kansas
Florence Chadwick Sets Bristol Channel Swim Record
Florence Chadwick, a leading distance swimmer, completed a Bristol Channel crossing from Weston-Super-Mare to Penarth in 6 hours 7 minutes, beating the previous male and female marks. She swam about 1 mile longer due to tides and currents, surpassing the prior bests by notable margins.
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Penarth
England
Florenes Chadwick
Bristol Channel
Ex Checker Champion Dies in Kansas City Fire
A fatal fire in Kansas City killed George Farley, 30, former checker champion, and injured Delber Harper, 55, a partner in the pawnshop firm. The blaze gutted the building on the second floor, trapping Farley and causing serious burns to Harper.
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Kansas City
George Farley
Farley
Delher Harper
U S Students Take Bargain Ride at Moscow Youth Festival
About 30,000 students from 90 nations gathered for the Moscow youth festival where a third of the 160 U S participants joined for sightseeing and free travel deals. Several Americans used the trip to pursue personal aims or report on Soviet topics, while others scarcely attended seminars, spending time meeting Muscovites and promoting UN findings.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
Nikita ‘Khrishchev
Anne Hobson
Richmond
University of ‘London
George Abrams
Newton, Mass
Rick Medalie
Minneapolis
Mos
London
Tito Is Not Big Enough Value to Reds May Be Dubious
AP News reports a chaotic international backdrop as tensions rise over Tito and Yugoslavia. The piece traces shifts between Soviet outreach and Western allies, noting uncertain gains for communist aims amid factional play and shifting alignments.
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Tito
Local notices and oblique names fill fragmented page
A damaged OCR page lists many names such as Mrs Anna, Mr and Mrs, Chinka Park, Portland, Ebene Chirk, Miss Jen Chink, and others. The text mentions a hospital, pneumonia, and epidemics, with scattered references to families, social events, and places like Kansas and Olathe. Many lines are garbled, but the overall fragment hints at social notices and obituaries.
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Westin
Lamia
Anna
Chinta Park
Miss Jen Chink
Portland
Ebene Chirk
Joe Fae Phant
Oh Ney
Andy al View
Thor
Ane Papas Wert
Mrs
Ted
Ewty
Spd Sda
Thurlo
Banworth Mao
Par Mustele
Kansas
Cin
Clark
Hathe Garver
Kas Mieco
Warsasite
Tali
Suffey
84 Year Old Woman Rescued From Rocks near Depauw
Lola Elfiert, an 84 year old, went missing near Depauw Indiana while walking with a companion. A Jeffersonville scout troop aided by more than 100 volunteers conducted a heavy search across the area. She was found injured and taken to the Abba Ind. hospital for treatment. Sheriff Orlin Teletat said she had wandered from home before and returned safely.
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Depauw
Amos
Lola Elfiert
Sen
Jeffersonville
Ind
Jakarta bomb suspects seized in Jakarta blast plot
Military police in Jakarta report the arrest of 25 suspects connected to last week's bombing plan. The group included several army officers and aimed to plant five bombs in the capital.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
British Loan for Jordan Lone Os Gh Dah Anentenced
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent facts or named entities. No clear person, organization, place, date, or event can be reliably identified to compose a meaningful news item.
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