Dulles Plea Beamed Worldwide On Disarmament
Secretary of State Dulles urged steps toward disarmament in a Voice of America broadcast. He warned that delaying a first step to curb atomic hydrogen weapons risks global danger and heavy economic costs for nations, stressing a measured path with Russia to reach an agreement.
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London
America
Airliner Dodges Unidentified Object Over Texas Flight
PHOENIX Ariz A W A Trans World Airlines Constellation carrying 34 passengers from New York to Phoenix avoided an unidentified airborne object about 20 000 feet above Texas. Capt G M Schemel said the object bore down with red and green lights in darkness causing a 500 foot descent that injured two passengers Mrs Mary Clark 68 of North Adams Mass and Miss Dorothy Rekow the flight attendant bruised hip and back. The plane continued to Amarillo after the incident about 10 o clock last night.
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Wls
New York
Mary Clark
North Adams
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Amarillo
Tex
Dorothy Rekow
Schemel
Four Kansas Polio Cases Bring 1957 Total to 16
Topeka reports four new polio cases in Kansas for 1957, lifting the year’s total to 16 with two fatalities. Cases span Wichita Junction City Athol and a 10 year old Burden girl. Health officials note vaccine supplies are limited but expected to rise soon.
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Topeka
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Junction City
Athol
Burden
Army Cuts Draft Quota To 8000 In September
The Army announced a September draft call of 8000 men, down from 11000 in August. A Defense Department release linked the cut to the broader plan to reduce the armed forces by 100,400 personnel over six months and referenced Secretary Wilson's earlier statements.
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Washington (R
Army
Defense Department
Knowland says civil rights measure faces likely defeat in Senate
Washington Senate debate limits set for tomorrow on a key move to narrow the civil rights bill. Republican Leader Knowland concedes backers likely lose the test and supports removing a section that would extend federal protection beyond voting rights. Johnson warns against expanding beyond a voting rights bill.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Gop Teader Knowland
Alifornia
Truck Driver Slain With Women He Stopped to Help
Carlsbad truck driver J. B. Cantrell and two Hobbs women, Mrs Barbara Edwards Lemmans and Mrs Dorothy Fern Gibson, were slain on a highway west of Hobbs New Mexico. Investigators believe Cantrell stopped to aid the women after a flat tire. all three died from gunshot wounds likely inflicted by an unknown killer. Authorities found signs of a struggle near the car and a possible third vehicle at the scene.
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Fern Gibson
Harbara Lemmons
Hobbs
J. B. Cantrell
J. D. Cantrell
Barbara Edwards Lemmans
Dorothy Fern Gibson
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Cantrell
Floyd Smth
Blankenship Lumber Co
Midlland
Tex
James F. Robertson
Artesia
Ferguson-Steere
Robertson
Cantrett
U.S. Income and Production Hit New Peaks in 1957
The first half of 1957 saw record U.S. income and production with the gross national product reaching 433 percent million dollars annually in April to June, up 34.4 billion from the previous quarter. The rise outpaced the same period in 1956 by about five percent, reflecting higher prices and output.
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Washington
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Spellman Mentioned as Possible Papal Successor
The Vatican biographer says Cardinal Spellman of New York is mentioned prominently in Rome as a potential successor to the aging Pope. Seamus Walshe, Notre Dame educator on sabbatical in Rome, arrives to begin a six month US lecture tour on the Vatican and the Pope. Summer sales at Hamilton's Dress Shop noted with swimming lessons for all ages at Plunge 6th Florida.
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Pius XII
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Rome
Seamus Walshe
Notre Dame International School
Cristoforo Colombo
United States
Vatican
Tenna-An jury finds Kasper and Tennesse defendants guilty
Readable fragments report a ten white jury convicting John Kasper and other Tennessee defendants on all three counts of criminal contempt in a Curten case. The verdict followed a ten hour, twenty minute deliberation. The defense vowed an appeal.
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John Kasper
Sha Tennesse
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Kasper
Air Tinton
William Shaw
Louisiana
J. Benjamin Aimimons
Martin Says she Is Not Satisfied With School Aid Measure
Massachusetts Republican Joseph Martin voices doubt on the school aid compromise after White House talks. He notes Eisenhower may support it if Congress approves, but predicts the outlook for passage is not good. bill would fund five years of school construction with differences from the administration plan.
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Joseph Martin
Eisenhower
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Martin
White House
Marlin
Praia
Plane Crash Kills Two Men and a Child near Blok Island
Coast Guard crews recovered three bodies from the sea after a lone plane crashed northwest of Blok Island. One body was identified as a child. A business card found on one body bore the name Francis J. Lavella, owner of a dry cleaning business in Starsdale, NY.
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Rap Ya
Sian Sin Wilk
Blok Island
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To Coast Guard
Francis J. Lavella
Starsdale
Lawrence boy dies from electric shock at home
Lawrence 1 year old son of Mr and Mrs Russell Wigglesworth died last Thursday after an apparent electric shock at home 512 West 5th Street Dr Byron W Walters commoner said the cause was an electric shock from a vacuum cleaner switch likely while sitting on a heating register The incident prompted calls for checks of home wiring to prevent future tragedies The boy’s father is a KU student and the former city manager’s son is mentioned in connection with the case
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Russell Wigglesworth
Byron W. Walters
Cuuzus
Journal-World Today
Walters
Douglas County
Jind Wigglesworth
Lawrence
U.S
Iran
Harold Horn
Kansas University
Chicago
Manville and No. 10 Part Company in San Antonio
San Antonio Chronicle quotes asbestos heir Tommy Manville saying he and his tenth wife Pat Gaston have separated. He claims she was unhappy and got everything she wanted, including a swimming pool and a new bedroom. Manville, 40, and the former showgirl married two months ago. Mrs. Manville, 27, returned to New York after visiting relatives.
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Texa
News Today
Tommy Manville
Pat Gaston
San’ Antonio
Manville
Bront-tall) Former Showgirl Were Married 2 Months Ago. Mrs. Manville
New York
Death Toll Climbs in Kansas Traffic Deaths This Year
Five people died in Kansas traffic incidents yesterday raising the annual toll to 277, with two pedestrians among the victims in separate Wichita crashes. The fatalities include Leola Fullerton, 74, hit by a pickup, and DeArmond Collins, 84, struck by a car. A soldier, Rover Thrive, 18, died near Plains after a bridge collapse, and several others were injured in related events.
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DeArmond E. Collins
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Merington
Doinks
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Plains
Carmilla
Cheryl Whitteker
Mt Copeland
Midna Teelkus
Painevidle
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Nationalists killed near Algiers claim French clash toll
A report from the Tunisian frontier says French headquarters near Algiers repelled a Nes rebel attack leaving 40 nationalists dead and 80 rebels killed in the ensuing fighting.
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Algeriin
Ledny Ans
Nauenaia
Missing Witness Found in Iowa Dr Sam Sheppard Hope
Iowa report updates the long running Sam Sheppard case with a missing witness search in Waterloo. Gov. O Neill cancels a tie detector test and publisher Evie Stanley Gardner withdraws support, signaling renewed uncertainty in the murder mystery surrounding Sheppard.
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Sam Sheppard
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Ohia
Court of Last Resort
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William O'Neill
Waterloo
Nation of Fatties Foreseen in U S
Fragmented OCR reads as a humorous prophecy about rising weights in the United States with figures: average adult weight cited at 370 pounds and other estimates near 137 pounds for different groups. Mentions Addis Ababa and Saudia Arabia context with a State visit.
Douglas County road projects near finish despite rain delays
Douglas County road tasks push toward completion with officials citing near-term finish dates. Major paving on the Topeka to Lawrence corridor advances, creating four-lane access to Lawrence and surrounding towns. Officials expect a broader network of surfaced major routes as work continues along with safety improvements at Te Pee Junction and along the Lawrence to Tonganoxie highway.
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