Rioting injures Yanks in Korea amid NNSC patrols
Fifteen U S soldiers and four Koreans were reported injured in renewed riots against Communist truce inspection teams in Pusan Taegu Inchon and Kunsan as South Korea demanded all NNSC teams leave by Saturday The 8th Army reported six Americans treated for minor injuries and Korean police said a U S bayonet wound occurred amid clashes without verified serious harm
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Seoulum
U. S
Pusan
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
U.S
8Th Army
Taegu
Inchon
Kunsan
South Korea
ROK
Largest Spy Network in Europe Turned Over to Adenauer
BON Germany The United States quietly turned over Western Europe s largest espionage network to West Germany under Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Reinhard Gehlen led a 4000-agent service financed at six million dollars yearly for eight years. The transfer marks West Germany s sovereign role in Western defense and Cold War intelligence against the Soviet bloc.
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Bon
Germany
United States
Europe
Reinhard Gehlen
Konrad Adenauer
Gehlen
West Germany
Soviet Union
McIntyre Cawley Named To Legion All Star Team
Catcher Chuck McIntyre and pitcher Galen Cawley were selected to the American Legion Junior baseball all state team after the Hutchinson tournament. McIntyre hits .304 and is viewed as a major league prospect. Cawley owns eight wins and pitched a two hit game despite a 4-3 defeat to Salina in his only start.
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Chuck McIintyre
Galen Cawley
American Legion
Hutchinson
McIntyre
George Starkey
Fort Dodge
Lawrence
Cawley
Sa Ina
Johnson to Rest at Home After Hospital Stay
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, who suffered a heart attack July 2, was released from Bethesda Naval Medical Center and returned to his Washington home. Aides said he is feeling well and will take several weeks of rest before returning to Texas.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Johnson
Senate
Texas
Bomb hits Saigon Palace of Justice. Diem escape claimed
A bomb heavily damaged the interior of South Viet Nam's Palace of Justice in Saigon at night with no casualties. Premier Ngo Dinh Diem had just passed the building on his way to a city hall ceremony, prompting reports of an attempted attack on Diem.
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Paris
South Viet Nam
Palace of Justice
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Kansas Traffic Deaths Brief from State Records
Kansas traffic fatalities tallied by the State Accident Records Section show 3 deaths in the last 48 hours and 6 to date in 1955. The report notes a 320 figure for the same period in 1954. A reference in the copy to Rio de Janeiro as "River of Turnaro" appears as a translation note.
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Topekap
Kansas
Rio de Janeiro
Honor Graduate Navy Will Reverse Commission Stand
Marcus Hook Pennsylvania report says a 21yearold honor graduate of the U S Merchant Marine Academy sailed yesterday aboard a tanker after asserting the Navy would reverse its denial of his officer commission in the Naval Reserve. Eugene Landy of Belmar New Jersey, denied the commission because his mother is a former Communist. He appealed the decision and awaited a radio notice. Landy serves aboard the supertanker Western Sun on a Beaumont Texas voyage. Navy Secretary Thomas said he would review the case amid congressional protests.
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Marcus Hook
Merchant Marine Academy
al Feck
Navy
Naval Reserve
Eugene Landy
Belmar
N. J
Deborah
Landy
Western Sun
Beaumont
Tex
Maritime College
Kings Point
N.Y
Charles S. Thomas
Local Student Wins Summerfield Award at KU
James Tisue of Route 3, a KU School of Engineering junior, is named a Summerfield scholar among nine upperclassmen from Kansas. The $20,000 annual grant aids attendance with most scholars holding other aid. some recipients come from Kansas City, Topeka, Ottawa and Paola.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Summerfield
James Tisue
Route 3
School of Engineering and Architecture
Kansas
Tmowever
Summerfield Foundation
New Summerfield
Peter Arrowsmith
Kansas City
Minter Brown
Topeka
Donald Coyne
Watchinson
John Davis Jr
Ottawa
Warren Gay
Gary Williams
Paola
Charles Winters
John Zoellner
Tonganoxie
K.U
Trueblood
Summerfield Committee
Fire call at city home ends with smoke from incinerator
Firefighters were summoned to the Arthur Braden residence at 93 percent Mo Street after a passerby reported smoke from the eaves. Fire Chief John Miller said the home had no fire. smoke drifted from a nearby incinerator affected the house again.
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Arthur Braden
Mo. St
John Miller
Warren Facklam Found Guilty In Dam Theft Case
Warren Facklam, 21, of 320 Mill Street, was convicted in police court for stealing a fishing reef at Bowersock Dam two weeks earlier. He received a 30 day jail term with 20 days suspended in favor of six month probation. The report notes 60 691 long tons of United Nations iron ore referenced in 1954.
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Warren Facklam
Mill St
Cort
Bowersock Dam
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