Demos Move Toward the Attack in Marine Strength
Democrats pushed toward challenging President Eisenhower by passing a 40-39 Senate motion to restore Marines funding. Sen. Lyndon Johnson led the effort, proposing a 46 million dollar boost to nullify the 22 000 man cut. Senator Symington framed the move as a test of Ike's invulnerability and leadership.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Marine Corps
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
House
Lucero Continues Argentina Cleanup Amid Unsteady Ties
Buenos Aires reports Major General Franklin Lucero directed postrevolutionary efforts to restore peace as President Peron remains in background. Officials say the situation is steadily normalizing with no clear timetable for government reshuffle. Rumors of three or five man juntas persist amid censorship and refugee reports from Montevideo alleging a three‑man junta including Peron with Lucero and Admiral Tejeda as possible members.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
Franklin Lucero
Montevideo
Uruguay
Perona
Lucero
Adm
Alberto Tei‘aire
Friends Protest Firing Of 4-H Leader in Newton
Supporters of ousted Harvey County 4-H Club leader Armin Samuelson plan a protest caravan to Manhattan tonight. The caravan will carry petitions resolutions and speakers urging the Kansas Extension Service to rehire Samuelson after his firing last Wednesday amid dissension with county agent Eileen Ryan who also resigned.
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Newton
Kas
Harvey County
4-H Club
Armin Samuelson
Manhattan
Kansas Extension Service
Samuelson
Harvey County Agricultural Extension Council
Eileen Ryan
County Air Home Demonstration Club
Death Sentence for English Mother of Two
LONDON An attractive blond model, Ruth Ellis, was sentenced to death at the Old Bailey for the murder of David Blakely, one of her two admitted lovers. The 28 year old divorced mother of two claimed she was provoked by jealousy and pleaded manslaughter, but Judge Sir Cecil Havers imposed the capital punishment.
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London
Ruth Ellis
Sir Cecil Havers
Old Bailey Court
David Blakly
State Wheat Above Average in Test Weight and Protein
Analysis of early 1955 Kansas wheat shipments to terminal markets shows well above average test weight and protein. Average test weight across 245 Garland shipments from south central and southeastern counties in June 6 to 14 was 614 pounds with protein at 12.8 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Boards of Agriculture
South Cone
Southeastern
Keep It Hot or Cold Jug With Quick-Replace Cap
A new jug features a notch plaid cover and drip-proof spout with a Blast cap attached for easy replacement. It holds hot or cold liquids, includes a handle for easy carrying, and targets convenient transport.
Fleming defends nude scene in Italian film
Rhonda Fleming insists a swimming scene in an Italian film was in good taste even though she wore no suit. Bragaglia denies any nude scene existed, while Fleming cites the cameras on shore and says the scene was filmed properly.
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Hollywood
Rhonda Fleming
Carlo Lodovica Bragaglia
Serene
James Becon
Osad
Courtestaoef Babsion
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Bragaglia
Miss Fleming
Bragagna
Koshare Indian Dancers Offer Charity Show Tonight
Fifty scouts trained in authentic Indian dances present the Koshare Indian show at 8 PM at the 4 H Fair grounds. Proceeds aid charity. Koshares from La Junta Colorado honor Chancellor Murphy of Kansas University and former Governor Hagaman with awards.
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Abdallah Temple
Lathrop B. Read Jr
la Junta
Colo
Lawrence
Haskell Stadium
Koshares
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Frank Hagaman
J. F
Buck) Burshears
Lion cub sent from Chicago to London for Churchill gift
A 23 month old lion cub is being flown from Chicago to London today to be given to former Prime Minister Churchill. The cub is a gift from the Park Forest Lions Club and will replace Churchill's pet lion Rota, destroyed Saturday due to old age.
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Chicago
London
Churchill
Suburban Park Forest
Compulsory Schooling Topic Opens Education Workshop
Mrs. Paul Whitney of Rochester warned against boasting of compulsory education, stressing compulsory attendance. She spoke at the opening of a Kansas University workshop on education, with about 150 attendees through Friday.
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America
Paul Whitney
Rochester
N.Y
Kansas University
House Group Blocks Fast Move for New Measure on Reserve
Two rebellious House members block quick action on a reserve bill amid debate over reinforcing defense. Chairman Vinson urges unity to advance a version deeming the reserve essential, linking it to national security while lawmakers argue about broader restrictions and potential racial integration issues.
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House
Aorted Services
Dave Sa
Vital Reserve Om
Brooks
Orrenioen
Bears
Vinson
Et T
Borg Fisenhower
Happy Ending in Concord After Diamond Recovered
In Concord a plumber removed a diamond from a sewer muck after neighbors aided by turning on taps to flush a line. Mrs O Dell and John O Dell’s maid had not poured any cleaning solution, and a $2500 claim was noted as the case moved to resolution.
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Concord
John O
Reuther Outlines Plan for Industrywide Meetings
Detroit President Walter Poo Peuther of the CIO United Auto Workers said the union will not accept industrywide bargaining with auto makers. Henry Ford II proposed negotiations on the future and a stable longterm contract, but Reuther warned such a move would trigger crises, and the UAW-CIO would not accept it.
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Detropecy
Walter Poo Peuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford II
Teuther
Hope for Quick Vote On McCarthy Big 4 Proposal
In Washington the Senate hopes for a quick floor vote this week on a McCarthy backed Big Four resolution. The plan reportedly calls for a move to the Senate with an unfavorable committee report to force a roll call, aiming to counter Democratic efforts to bottle it up.
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McCarthy
Washington
Senate
AleCarthy
R-Wis
Siritesy
Pwoussod
Makwas
Ricart to Talk in Cuba On University Lectures
Doosinco Rigart, assistant professor of romance languages at Kansas University, has accepted a draw from the American Privaces Board of Missions to deliver lectures in Cuba and possibly Mexico during August. Mrs Warren Boozer of Lawrence qualified for the women’s state golf tournament at Shawnee Country Club by carding 86 on 18 holes.
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Kansas
Warren Boozer
Lawrence
Shawnee Country Club
Topeka
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