Return of ousted Argentine prelates in doubt
Vatican and Argentine sources clash over permission for Bishop Manuel Tato and Msgr Ramon Novoa to return home after expulsion by President Peron. Reports differ on whether the Vatican relayed approval as the two travel to Brazil for the Rio de Janeiro Eucharistic Congress.
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Vatican City
Argentina
Juan I. Peron
Vatican
Manuel Tato
Msgr
Ramon Novoa
Italy
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Talo
Peron
Barcelona
Spain
Tato
KCIA Sets a Deadline On Making Application For Field Inspections
The Kansas Crop Improvement Association invites applications for grain sorghum and sudangrass field inspections for certification. Applications are due July 15 at the Manhattan office. Each grain sorghum field will be inspected at least twice this year beginning at bloom. Growers must submit certified seed tags and plant-seal with the application. Off type findings at the first inspection will disqualify crops from certification. County agents have blanks and guidance.
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Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Manhattan
Weather Outlook Stays Hot Across Wide Regions
A heat wave blankets the nation with no immediate relief in sight. Thunder showers late night offered brief cooling in central areas as temperatures rose into the high 90s and above 100 in the hot belt from South Dakota to Texas and across Wisconsin and Michigan.
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California
Nore
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mail
Gulf States
Texas
French Postpone Debate On Algeria Troubles
The French National Assembly delayed a scheduled debate on the Algeria troubles amid reports of fresh clashes and territory killings in North Africa. French troops were placed on alert after rebels wounded French minors near Robertville as bombs exploded in Constantine and Philippeville, with casualties not yet confirmed.
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Algeria
Constantine
Phillippe
Fire Sweeps Joliet Business Block. Two Policemen Save Residents
In Joliet early today, two policemen forced entry to save occupants from flames that destroyed five business buildings. Officers Anthony James and Gordon Tatro are credited with guiding residents from first and third floor apartments. Losses exceed $300,000 as liquor stores, furniture shops, and a hardware outlet burned.
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Joliet
Anony James
Gordon Tatro
Lsses
Monte Carlo Bank Faces 700 Million Franc Deficit
The Monte Carlo financial sector reports a deficit of 700 million francs, linked to devaluations in television stocks and investments by Precious Metals Co. Analysts cite losses in Monaco Bank holdings as the primary factor.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Onte Carlo
Monaco Bank’ and Precious ‘Metals Co
Fire Devastates Half of Bergen's Historic Harbor Houses
Fire in Bergen Norway raged for hours and destroyed about half of the city’s 18th century wooden trading houses on the German quay. Damages mount to roughly $240,000 with some 40 historic structures consumed.
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Bergan
Norway
Bergen Harbor
Aerial Serpent Threat Ends With Pilot Heroics
U S captain Cameron Walker of Massaquepa New York killed a poisonous snake that slithered toward the passenger cabin aboard a Pan American plane en route from New York to Shannon Ireland The reptile escaped from a crate said to contain 26 rattlesnakes copperheads coral snakes and other venomous varieties bound for Duesseldorf Germany The passengers remained unaware of the danger.
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London
Cameron T. Walker
Walker
Massapequa
N.Y
Shannon
Ireland
Duesseldorf
Germany
Eisenhowers Back From Holiday At Gettysburg
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower returned to the White House after a weekend at Gettysburg and Maryland. They hosted a picnic for White House staff and families to mark their 39th wedding anniversary and later spent time at Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains where the President practiced golf on a ridge green.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Gettysburg
Maryland
Eisenhowers
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Nationalist Planes Hit Commies Craft in Loyuan Bay
Nationalist air force said patrol planes bombed and strafed Communist craft in Loyuan Bay near the Matsu Island group early today, setting three small armed junks on fire. The report noted antiaircraft fire but all planes returned safely.
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Taipei
Formosa
Loyuan Bay
Matsu
Sparkman Cites Defense Backing Soviet Air Supremacy
Sen. Sparkman says under pressure the Defense Department adm its Russian jet strength exceeds the free world. He blames Eisenhower officials for 1953 Air Force cuts and charges repeated resistance to face Russia’s air power.
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Huntsville
Ala
Oh Sen Sparkman
D-Ala
Defense Department
Free World
Eisenhower
Sparkman
Air Pores
Murderer Pleads Guilty Explains Bar Slaying Motive
Stafford defendant Cross, 33, admits killing a total stranger in a public house. He says his wife ran off with another man and that he planned suicide with poison before realizing the killer act would lead to execution. He details his emotional motive and decision.
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Total Stranger
Stafford
England
Cross
Curity
Court orders execution for Trevain Donald Paunten QS
Fragmentary OCR report describes a figure named Trevain Donald Paunten facing a death sentence after an alleged stabbing. The court reportedly orders his execution by hanging. Names Mayek, Tom, Bowish appear in garbled dialogue.
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Mayeek
Bowish
Trevain
Donald Paunten
Midwestern Music Camp Concerts Inspire Enthusiastic Audiences
The second series of Midwestern Music Camp concerts drew enthusiastic crowds Sunday afternoon and evening. Conductors M Swarthout and Victor Alessandra led vibrant performances with the Wiley-Carney-Poaster trio shaping the program. Highlights included Beethoven and Wagner selections, choral pieces directed by Swarthout, and a dramatic Ringwald arrangement. The evening offered varied selections, strong solos by Maurice Casey, and a robust orchestral showcase under Alessandra.
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Willy
Oval
Wiley
Carney
Paaster
Hos
M. Swarthout
Victor Alessandra
San Antonio Symphony Orchestra
Swarthout
Mesha
Alessandro
Aaron Copeland
Roy Warris
Dr. Swarthaut
Christ the Lord
Pretty Jane Carr Morris Poaster
Mr. Carney
Ringwald
Alfessandra
Beethoven
Joseph Wilkins
Strauss
Wazner
Russell Lo
Leroy Duction
Two Die in Accident on State Highway
The Kansan reports a fatal automobile crash identified three victims. Teverly Jean Hubbell, Lao J. Bugeh, both of Branson Missouri, and a third person died in the collision as responders worked at the scene.
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Togutilandvird
Kansan
Mesa Heeer
Teverly Jean Hubbell
Detayre
Lao J. Bugeh
Branson
3 000 Wheat Car Loads Arrive in Kansas City Over Weekend
About 3 000 car loads of Kansas and Missouri wheat arrived in Kansas City during the three day weekend. The all time record for the same holiday weekend was 5 164 car loads in 1952. No 1 hard wheat sold for 2 16 to 2 29 a bushel as the cash grain department of the board of trade opened to prevent a jam today.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Cash Grain Department
The
Board of Trade
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