Paroles Granted For 5 American GIs In Jap Pinball Riot
Japanese court convict four American soldiers for assaulting policemen in a Maebashi pinball parlor last Sept. 4. They receive suspended sentences and must pay costs for medical treatment of five injured officers. Names and sentences follow. The judge cited off duty offense and noted American honor at stake.
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Congress
Alan May
Chicago
Kenneth C. Reynolds
McGehee
Ark
C. Jesse Nordyke
Minneapolis
Kas
Walter R. McKenzie
Hazel Park
Mich
Tsuneo Yamaguchi
U.S. Court of Apnea
U.S
Yamaguchi
Bureaucracy Blamed for Poznan Riots by Ochab
London report says Edward Ochab Poland's Communist party chief blamed bureaucratic indifference and unfair taxes for the Poznan workers riots. He vowed to root out bureaucratic habits and warned against the administrative and economic elites. Poland reports 53 killed and 300 wounded in the three week old riots.
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London
Edward Ochab
Poland
Communist Party
Poznan
Warsaw
Ochab
Weather For Other Areas Thunderstorms hit multiple regions
Thunderstorms brought hail and high winds across the mid continent last night and today. Activity moved east into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with showers spreading along the mid and northern Atlantic coast states and into the Tennessee area. A separate storm pummeled the Southwest mountains. A severe hail storm and cloud burst knocked out the inclined railroad at Royal Gorge near Canon City, Colorado, stranding seventy sightseers for an hour with bruises from hail.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Royal Gorge
Cannon City
Colo
Young GOP rejects liquor by the drink plan in Iowa
Young Republicans at the Iowa state convention in Des Moines rejected a proposed resolution from a committee to approve legal liquor by the drink. The motion aimed to expand alcohol sales at events and venues but failed to gain support.
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Young Gop
Des Moines
Iowa
Approval for successor to FHA head McLeaish
The Senate approved Kermit H. Hansen of Des Moines Iowa as head of the Farmers Home Administration to succeed Robert McLeaish who quit in June during a congressional investigation. Hansen was nominated by President Eisenhower. The agency makes loans and offers guidance for low income farmers and drought relief programs.
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Washington
Senate
Kermit H. Hansen
Des Moines
Iowa
Farmers' Home Administration
Hansen
Robert McLeaish
Eisenhower
Former Bureau of Mines official named director
Marling J. Ankeny, aged 55, a former career employee in the Bureau of Mines, returned from retirement today to become the 16th director of the agency.
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Washington
Marling J. Ankeny
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Steel Strike Threatens To Increase Farm Costs
Charles B. Shuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, warned at a four county Wisconsin meeting that rising farm costs threaten the gains from higher farm prices. He cited a June 15 year over year price rise and steel strike fears for potential wage hikes and pricier farm machinery.
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West Salem
Wis
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wisconsin Federation
Potato prices fall as supplies ease in Kansas City
Dealers report potatoes dropping from over $1.19 for a 10 pound bag to 89 to 98 cents as supply from Arizona improves and freight rates ease. Paul Rand of A Reich & Sons notes last week’s $10.50 per hundred price was the peak in his 50 years in the business. There are 560,550 Texas PTA members.
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Kansas City
Arizona
Paul L. Rand
A. Reich & Sons
Demo Rivals Praise George While Attacking President
Democratic contenders for the presidential nomination praised retiring Sen. Walter George of Georgia for stabilizing foreign policy and sparred with the Republican administration. Adlai Stevenson called George the voice of peace while blasting Ike era policy, as Harriman and Kernuver joined the testimonials before about 1400 Democrats in George's home state. The dinner emphasized party unity and aims to protect Senate seats this fall.
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Sen
Walter George
Georgia
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
George
George the
Voice of Peace
Averell Harriman
New
York
Dentes
Kernuver
D-Tenn
Stevenson
Senate
Russia
H. Alexander Smith
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
South
Truman Dinner Sparks Bipartisan Dinner Fallout
A hobbled account describes Eisenhower era officials at a dinner and a Senate clash over a convention strategy. George Geuritz is named Eisenhower's ambassador to NATO. In Utah, church ministers and lawyers organize programs urging Bible instruction for children of parents who hunted for uranium.
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Fern Walline
Sears
Senate
Menton
Comins
Utah
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