Oklahoma Governor's Party Struck by Turbulence in Arkansas
Governor Raymond Gary of Oklahoma and party members were jolted by rough air near De Queen Arkansas. One injured woman, Mrs Tub, was airlifted after the bounce caused by the turbulence as the group traveled to a national governors conference in Williams.
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Texarkany
Ark
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Gov
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Army Trial Reports Confusion and Forensic Questions
Fragmentary notes describe a military trial with disputed claims and legal questions. References to witnesses, space travel, and defense statements appear amid garbled text, mentioning various figures and agencies and a New York clearinghouse.
VFW Encampment Events Feature Citations and Ceremonies
The VFW encampment outlines a schedule of events with General deShaza’s citation for leadership, and plans for a Ladies Auxiliary visit, memorial services, and community outreach. Activities include meetings, barbeques, registration, award presentations, and a tribute to the TR B. Jackson Memorial Library restoration effort.
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Thomas Ts. deShaza
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deShaza
Donat I
Evelyn Bi
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Calif
Stmdas
Congressman Adams Served in House After Presidency
John Quincy Adams, after his presidency, served as a U S Representative from 1831 to 1848, continuing to shape national policy in the House. His long public career bridged executive leadership and legislative service.
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Congressman Adams
United States
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
Sunday Mail Subscription Rates and Delivery Notes
The notice outlines monthly and weekly subscription options for Mail Coast Press, including prices for Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Sunday deliveries across counties. It lists contact details, rates for various regions, and notes that prices include wax service.
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Eres & Sun
Sun
Coast Press
Tyr
Move Afoot To Keep FBI Files Secret
Washington June 22 AP Attorney General Brown will ask Congress to pass a model bill to open FBI files only to defense lawyers in criminal cases Hoover backs secrecy warning removal could hurt federal policing The measure aims to bypass the Jencks decision and reflects DOJ pushback amid related rulings freeing Communist suspects and reopening trials. about 30 Smith Act indictments await prosecution with many accused to be freed.
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Supreme Court
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Justice Department
Wheat Harvest Progress Across Tillman County
Gilbreth of Farmers Co-Op Frederic reports 370000 bushels received by Friday, far below last year’s pace. Elevators in Anadarko and nearby areas show minimal intake with only 25 percent of last year’s volume anticipated. Tillman County acreage is about half of normal, combines are scarce, and fields in Lageland area remain unharvested. Walton, Grandfield, and Snyder show varied yields with harvest about 30 to 50 percent complete in places.
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Gol Gilbreth
Tillman County
Lageland Follisier
Robert I. Uelton
Grandfield
Loveland
Wes Leckett
Sparks Elevator
Temple
Zachary
Pritz Jack
Farmers Co-Op
Snyder Id
Record of grain deliveries in southern Iowa vaults
C W London of Farmers Co-Op in Apache reports Friday as the only big day for his elevator. It has received 38,000 bushels with estimates from 48 to 58. The Cyril elevator has received only 2,000 bushels. Several fields have already been abandoned.
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U N forces in Korea to get first new gear in four years
U S air force plans delivery Monday of F100 fighters to Osan air base in Korea as part of new equipment for ground troops. A light bomber contingent may follow. Unclear origin of jets. Atomic weapons possibility discussed but would be controlled by U.S. troops.
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Korea
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Osan
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ROK
Security panel calls end to confidential classifications
A congressional commission urges ending the confidential category for government files and retaining only secret and top secret labels. It warns over-secrecy hampers science and technology while proposing penalties for leaking secrets and shifting immigrant screening to the Justice Department to tighten parole rules for entrants. The White House cautions President Eisenhower will review the full report. Loyd Wright chairs the panel.
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Justice Department
Congress
United States
White House
James UC. Magerty
Magerty
Eisenhower
Rooseveltes First Flight Milestones Mark Trail
Theodore Roosevelt became the first U.S. president to fly in an aircraft. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, while in office, became the first president to fly to New York.
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Wheat Futures Rally Hits Year’s Biggest Weekly Move
Chicago June 2 Wheat futures on the Board of Trade posted the strongest weekly advance of the year as hedge selling loomed. Prices rose up to 5 percent per bushel amid farmer approval of marketing quotas, with new style wheat up 4 to 6 cents and corn, oats, and soybeans also finishing higher.
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PIGS and materials tested in large nuclear blast study
More than 850 military observers will watch the test from trenches about 4,300 yards from the second detonation. Pigs will be covered with military cloth, six to eight dogs and rabbits used, and mass shelters vaults and foods exposed for study. Civil Defense teams will decontaminate some foods with lab gear. remaining samples go to Kansas State College for analysis.
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
Civil Defense Micn
Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science
Manhattan
Pull-Out Arguments Stir NATO and Japan Over U S Troop Cuts
PULL-OUT justifications center on re equipping U S divisions in Germany with modern weapons to boost firepower. Some units will be reorganized and personnel brought home, but Western Europe views reductions with concern while Japan prefers minimal American forces.
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Germany
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