Funeral for Lt Col John D. Phillips Jr. held in Lawrence
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Lt. Col. John D. Phillips Jr., 42, who died August 12 in Greece during a parachute jump. Clergy, military officers from Leavenworth, Lawrence and Topeka, and Lt. Col. Olavo Moog of the Brazilian Army attended. Interment was at Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Phillips and daughter Bonnie will reside in Lawrence.
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Spelling Row In Civil Service Sparks Meaknesses In Job Tests
In Los Angeles a high official tested a secretary on a dictation that mocked dictionary style and personnel handling. The remark suggested that each employee already has a separate dictionary and warned against accumulating more unless aqueduct funds are approved.
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Seven Injured as Train Collides on Bridge at Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts a collision on a ridge over the Concord River derailed a freight train and disrupted a passenger run. Seven crewmen suffered serious injuries, while passengers continued after a relief train arrived. Aneth Brannoch, 43, a freight clerk, endured back and neck injuries. six other railroad workers were treated and released at St Johns Hospital.
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Carpenter from Ashland Advocates Women’s Roles
At the 13th meeting of the Pil discussion group in Ashland, The Carpenter argues that women should have a larger public role. The session in ASEENETEVOLE, N C features dialogue on gender expectations and community leadership.
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Chief Justice Warren Dines With Ike At Independence Mall
President Eisenhower and Chief Justice Earl Warren met with about 4000 lawyers in tents on Independence Mall in Philadelphia as the American Bar Association marked its 78th annual meeting and the 200th anniversary of John Marshall’s birth. Eisenhower flew in from Washington after a Northeastern flood visit, joining a week of ABA sessions at Bellevue Stratford. Senator Margaret Chase Smith urged courts not be pressured by Justice or Congress over disqualifications or retrials.
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Action To Lift Fingerprint Rule For Visitors
The administration plans to ask Congress to repeal a law requiring fingerprinting of all nonofficial visitors to the United States. It aims to ease barriers to cultural exchanges with Russia and other countries, amid objections from the Soviets who cited fingerprinting for visas. The rule stems from the McCarran Walter Act, passed over Truman's veto in 1952, and would show a move toward friendlier East-West relations following Geneva talks.
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Weather Across Regions Sees Mixed Rain and Cool Downs
Skies were clear in much of the country with pleasant summer-like weather in prospect. Rain occurred along the Carolina coast southern Minnesota and the Southwest desert. Alma Georgia saw nearly 2 inches, Apalachicola Florida and Elizabeth North Carolina about 1 inch. A Mojave cloudburst caused flooding near Barstow and stalled cars. Temperatures fell especially in the eastern Great Lakes and southern New England with Erie Pennsylvania at 52 and Boston 62 degrees, both notably below yesterday.
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Ellender seeks congressional trip to Soviet Union
Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana plans a visit by a joint congressional delegation to the Soviet Union to study the country and compare it with American farms. He praised the farmers’ Russia trip for improving international understanding and argued firsthand exposure would alter views on Eastern Europe.
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Nixon to Tour Middle East and Africa Later This Year
Vice President Richard Nixon will make a goodwill tour of the Middle East and several African nations likely in November. The White House said the trip aims to foster friendship and stability, with Mrs. Nixon and State Department representatives along.
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London Flyers Complete London New York London Flight
London aviators Pilot John Hackett and Navigator Peter Moneypenny completed a London to New York and back trip totaling 6,914 miles in 13 hours 46 minutes. Their Canberra bomber used for the mission refueled at Floyd Bennett Field after a lunch break in New York.
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Leahy Named Loan Assistant in State Administration
Leahy of Atchison has been appointed an assistant to Kansas Consumer Loan Commissioner Lloyd J. Frevert. Frevert announced the appointment yesterday stating Leahy will travel the state to examine loan company books and records under the 1955 lending law. Also noted, about one fourth of fruits and vegetables spoil before reaching consumers.
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Tito as tightrope walker of world diplomacy
James Marlow profiles Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito as a modern tightrope walker amid East West tensions. Since breaking with Stalin in 1948 Tito has balanced relations with both sides, aided by U S support of roughly 500 million dollars in military aid and similar in grants. Khrushchev and Bulganin visited Yugoslavia in a bid to woo him back, yet Tito aims to maintain independence while keeping good ties with both blocs.
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Indian Ministry Declares Race Closed Affair
The Indian Foreign Ministry said the matter over Ambassador G. L. Mehta's incident at a Houston restaurant is closed after the State Department apologized. Mehta and an Indian companion were moved to a private dining area when a supervisor misjudged them as Negroes. The United States issued apologies to Mehta and to the Indian government.
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Economic Mission Aims for 120 Million Dollar Moscow Loan
In a July speech the leader cited foreign debts of 400 million dollars and said he seeks Western assistance for 100 million of those debts. He indicated an economic mission to Moscow may secure the loan.
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Ride for Negro Costly
In Montgomery Alabama a white cab driver was fined five dollars for allowing a Negro to ride in his taxi with several white riders. Raymond Lake faced Recorder's Court yesterday charged with violating the city passenger segregation ordinance.
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Carlson Goes to Benson For Kansas Drought Aid
Sen Frank Carlson Republican Kansas travels to Washington to press Agriculture Secretary Benson for drought relief. He declares a serious condition in Kansas counties such as Harvey and McPherson as little rain persists since April and asks for serious consideration of possible federal aid.
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McPherson
Sleeping sickness spreads in Tokyo killing children
The Metropolitan Health Service reports sleeping sickness rapidly spreading in Tokyo, with 88 children reported dead. Separately, Arizona adds 38,000 people annually through migration.
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