Parties Fight To Credit Social Security Liberalization Bill
Republicans and Democrats claim credit for a sweeping social security liberalization plan headed for House approval. The measure, passed 355-8, would add 10 million to the rolls and raise benefits by at least $5 a month, with larger increases possible for families in the future. The bill faces Senate hearings as Eisenhower campaigns for it in an election year.
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Dulles Warns Against Red Pacific Move
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned 700 San Francisco World Affairs Council members that Chinese Communists may seek to destroy the free world's position in the Western Pacific. He warned against overreaction but said any action would be a vital American decision not tied to the U N. He noted Geneva talks and U S non intervention in Indo China absent UN concert. He urged Western Hemisphere scrutiny of Guatemala where armed forces rival neighbors. Dulles traveled to Los Angeles for a major policy address.
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Western Pacific
United States
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Free World
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Guatemala
Los Angeles
Tulsa Defense Test Termed Big Success
Tulsa civil defense air raid drill largely succeeds with sirens stopping traffic and pedestrians in minutes Brig Gen Romulus Puryear sustains a bruised nose after a collision. Air Force jets to simulate bombers fail to appear, leaving realism limited.
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Tulsa
Civil Defense
Air Force
Tulsa Civil Defense
Joe Morris
Romulus Puryear
33Rd Air Defense Unit
Oklahoma City
Puryear
Biggest Ellenburger Discovery Claimed
In Bartlesville Oklahoma on June 11 two oil firms Cities Service and Forest Oil Corp announced what they call the largest Ellenburger field discovery in years. Dora Roberts No 1 between Odessa and Midland flowed 3200 barrels of 49 gravity oil daily with 1100 cubic feet gas per barrel. The well hit 157 feet of Ellenburger dolomite at 13233 feet depth and may have an additional 200 feet for a total pay over 350 feet.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Eran J
Texas
Cities Service and
Forest Oil Corp
Odessa
Midland
Ellenburger
Pair Charged With Hammer Gun Attack
Oklahoma City June 11 The Cimarron county superintendent of schools Louis J Maynard and his wife Frances pleaded innocent before a Peace Justice Otis James on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon. Bond set at 1500 each with preliminary hearing July 13. The couple allegedly broke into H G Singleys home and Maynard struck him with a claw hammer while Mrs Maynard attempted to shoot Singley with a shotgun.
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Cimarron County Superintendent of Schools
Louis J. Maynard
Boise City
Frances
Otis James
H. G. Singley
Maynards
Singley
Maynard
Physician predicts filter will block cancer agent in tobacco
Dr. Ernest L. Wynder of Memorial Hospital in New York City told a state health conference in Lake Placid that researchers may soon isolate a cancer-causing agent in tobacco tars. He proposed filtering the agent from tar to reduce carcinogenic risk.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Ernest L. Wynder
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Pope Pius XII Gives UN Children Fund Donation
Pope Pius XII donate 1000 dollars to the United Nations Children Fund and issued a commendation on its work, signaling church support for the UN agency and its aid programs for children.
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Pope Pius XII
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Big Drive Planned to Halt Wetback Influx at Border
EL CENTRO Calif June 11 United States Border Patrol prepared reinforced forces for a massive offensive against illegal Mexican laborers termed wetbacks. General Herbert Brownell ordered the drive to cover the Mexican border in the south, aiming to curb a surge in crossings. Officials cited rises in border crossings, with estimates of 500000 wetbacks in California and adjacent states, and expected full force within a week.
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USA
Herbert Brownell
Brownell
United States
Los Angeles
Herman Landon
Lost Purse Recovered With $19027.50 Intact
In San Jose California Anna Sauer a 65 year old practical nurse said she never worries and believes in people after her purse containing 19027.50 was found by Richard Hersey a gas station operator. Police delivered the purse in intact condition.
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Calif
Anna Sauer
Richard Hersey
Former Galveston Wharf Manager Indicted For Fraud
A Galveston wharf manager and several officials were indicted on fraud charges connected to nearly 1.844 million dollars in grain shipments. A Senate subcommittee heard allegations that unfit frost bitten Canadian wheat, adulterated and shipped as edible, was sent to Italy, Switzerland, and other nations under government supervision.
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Mexico Agrees To Guatemala Meeting On Inter American Ties
Mexico’s Acting Foreign Minister Jose Gorostiza announced Mexico agreed to an inter American meeting to study Guatemala policy under Rio Treaty and the OAS. The meeting will decide whether full discussion is warranted while Mexico abstained on a previous anti-Communist resolution in Caracas.
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Jose Gorostiza
Mexico
Guatemala
Rio de Janeiro
Organization of American States
United States
Caracas
Luis Padilla Nervo
Gorostiza
Padilla Nervo
Swan Identified by Heated Love Call in Dutch Zoo Chase
In Woerden on June 11 authorities identified a swan as the fugitive involved in a dramatic zoo escape. The bird, previously thought to be a rare black swan, alarmed by a mate’s presence, dashed to the female swan triggering a police lineup.
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Woerden
Holland
Seene
Ee Pe
Win
Ores
Mate
Convict Author to Die on July 30 at San Quentin
Three inmates in San Quentin face execution prospects with a dated report from June 11 detailing one inmate identified as Sanden and two others, outlining upcoming death sentences and prison authority actions at the famed California facility.
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San Quentin, Calif
Theft Cape At Filling Station Restroom Reported
A report notes a theft incident occurring more than 1,500 miles away at a filling station restroom. The event details are sparse, but the location and distance underscore a broad scope for the loss. No suspects or exact items are listed in the readable text.
World’s Just A Big Stage
Los Angeles report indicates a federal grand jury indictment on charges of counterfeiting engraving at a Navy school, outlining a significant legal action. The case centers on alleged wrongdoing connected to a military education facility and involves identified authorities.
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Grand Countergrand Jury
Five of Thirteen Air Raid Sirens Respond to Woman Complaint
In Fort Worth on June 11 a woman phoned in to demand that an ambulance be stopped as alarms were being tested. The report notes five sirens were heard from a total of thirteen units responding to the incident.
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Fort Worth
Mexico Will Talk About Guatemala Debate Set by Labor Bloc
The confederation, the largest segment of the Labor of Bloc, includes most of Mexico's industrial unions and centrals nationwide, signaling a formal discussion on Guatemala within the bloc's platform.
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Guatemala
Confederation
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