Volcano erupts at Halemaumau crater after long dormancy
Eyewitnesses report Mount Kilauea on Hawaii island erupting for the first time since 1984, sending flames and smoke hundreds of feet high. Rangers describe lava filling the Halemaumau fire pit as a fiery glow lights the sky while shielding villages within miles.
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Acheson Flies To Berlin Today
Acheson departs for Berlin to discuss the anti Communist campaign and American support for Germany and Austria. He held 30 minute talks with George Forennan and other officials before leaving for Berlin and Vienna via Bonn. Kennan also travels to Bonn to join his wife and daughter before Moscow.
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Berlin
Acheson Taok
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Eden
Robert Schuman
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Ole Bjoern Kraft
Bonn
Germany
Moscow
New President In Charge At Notre Dame
Rev. Theodore M Heshurgh began a clecar term as Notre Dame University president, succeeding Rev fbn taivanaudh whose term expired under Cation law. Heshurch was vice president of the university faculty. Poeauaugh became special assistant and will be a member of the provincial peri h oon. He graduated from Gregorian University in Rome and was an auxiliary chaplain at Fort Myer during World War II.
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Theodore M Heshurgh
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Ander Cation Law
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Congregation Hols Crows
Assbyruh
N.Y
Gregorian University
Rome
Fort Myer
Mr X to Face Charge Monday
A scrambled report mentions Mr X facing charges next Monday. The text also references a state department and various names, including university faculty and a travel bureau employee, but details are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
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Mr. X
China Calls UN Bombings A Monstrous Crime In Editorial
Peiping’s People Daily editorialized that United Nations air raids on North Korea power plants are a monstrous crime and warned the UN must heed the consequences. Peiping Radio broadcast the piece as the official Red China response amid growing tensions over the Suiho plant and related strikes reported by Ta Kong Pao in Hong Kong.
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Suiho
Yalu
New Officers Installed By Lebanon Rotary Club
At the Lebanon Rotary Club weekly meeting at Alen Country Club Floyd L. McDonald received the historic gavel as president elect. A Purdue agriculture graduate and Boone County farmer, McDonald has diverse local experience including War Department land appraisal and postwar farm management. He succeeds Paul Green as president and leads a slate of officers and committees reflecting long community service.
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Boone County
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Dan Preside
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Rotary Information Community Service
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Aldwell
Paul Neuman
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Marion Shaw
Phil Adler
Glen Amos
Russell George
Leon Chumles
William Russell
Willard Shelhy
Lionel Headley
Thomas Christian
Carl Winkler
Wilbur Whitehead
Louis Akerman
Carroll Thompson
Byron Jones
Russell Smith
Tom Burrin
John Coons
Fred Siess
Rotary Education
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Ee Glen ‘Shanks
Cliff
First Place Winners In Talent Contest To Perform Monday
First place winners on the Township Farm Bureau Talent programs will perform Monday at Lindbergh school at 8 p.m. The public is invited. Group I winners go to district July 24 at Advance. Group II winners go to August 15 at a location to be announced. Group I and II include vocal instrumental and novelty classes. District winners form the 12th Farm Bureau program September 2 at 1 40 pm CST at the Indiana State Fair.
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Bright Spot In Steel Strike Reaches Pittsburgh Pact
Pittsburgh Steel Co and United Steelworkers reach an interim agreement ending a 28 day steel strike at the basic producer with 10,500 workers. The deal includes a 12.5 cent hourly wage increase, shift differentials, a union shop with a 30 day withdrawal option, paid holidays, double pay on holidays, and vacation time after five and 15 years. Ford operations forecast continued curtailment and potential near halt of production at 18 Ford and Lincoln plants.
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Jon Fhre
Russian Botanist Grafts Lemons on Tangerine Tree
Tass reports botanist NC Ryazin grafted lemon branches onto upper tangerine trees to create a two story tree that bears lemons on top and tangerines below, aiming to boost lemon resistance to age.
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Tass
Moscow Radio
NC. Ryazin
Humidity Grips Indiana Amid Heat Wave
A humid heat wave pushes temperatures to near 100 across Indiana with readings 96 at Terre Haute 99 at Columbus and 92 at Lafayette Indianapolis and other cities report hot conditions. Four heat related deaths and drownings are noted as the region endures a scorcher opening to the weekend. Breezes from Lake Michigan offer the sole cooling in northern areas.
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Millionaire Oilman Weds Ginny Sims
A millionaire oilman and Ginny Sims were married in a brief ceremony on the Flamingo, Las Vegas. Sims, previously married to engineer Hyatt Behn, has two children from that union. this was Calhoun's first marriage.
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Calhoun
Weather Outlook: fair with heat in south
Weather forecast notes mostly fair conditions today with warmer humidity in the north and hot humid weather in the south. Tonight and Sunday look hot with humid conditions, reaching 70 to 75 degrees in the northern and southern areas described.
Eisenhower and Barkley Prep for National GOP Convention
Washington reports Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower and Sen Robert A Taft ready for the GOP convention with Eisenhower planning a low profile day and a Rocky chair respite while Taft packs for Chicago. Barkley supporters urge him to declare as the Democratic page shifts. Eisenhower to Denver and Chicago in early July.
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Henry Cabo
Lodge
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Lanten City
Barkley
Burial Sunday Near Fayette for Mrs Smythe in North Salem
Funeral services are planned near Fayette for Mrs Jane Smythe Lumpkin Smythe widow of Charles Lumpkin and George Smythe. Born April 8 1853 in Hendricks county she was member of the North Salem Christian church and formerly active in the Order of the Eastern Star. Survived by her son two stepsons Rasese and Rey Smythe ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren with two sons and both husbands predeceasing her. The body rests at Cox funeral home North Salem and will lie in state at the church one hour before services.
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North Salem
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George Amithe
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Rasese
Rey Smythe
Riachdale
Cox Funeral Home
Brooklyn Rabbi Samuel Brendon Slain by Sniper
New York police began a house to house search for the 22 caliber rifle used in the killing of Rabbi Samuel Brendon aged 23 as he returned from prayers in Greenpoint Brooklyn. Autopsy shows a single gunshot wound to the head. Police pursue a sniper or the rifle owner, ruled out robbery after his gold wristwatch and wallet were found untouched.
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Greenpoint
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Scout Council Plans Day Camp for Brownies at Me moral Park
Lebanon Girl Scout Council organizes a day camp for Brownies at Me moral Park starting Monday July 7 through Thursday July 10. Activities include hiking dramatics handicrafts games and nature study with a trained staff and indoor options in bad weather. Registration is 40 cents plus 40 cents for insurance and benefits. Contact Tanselle at 427 N West St to enroll.
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Hemion Scouts
Longworth Fails To Die At Time Set For Him In A Dream
In Middleshors Kentucky 61 year old mountain man James Longworth awaited death at a prearranged time. Despite the crowd outside his cottage and his confident belief he would meet his maker that day, he did not die as predicted. He lay with eyes closed in his bed as over two hundred people watched.
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Hart
Lonkworth
President Rhee supporters trap Assembly in Korea clash
In Pusan Korea five hours of lockdown ended as 500 pro Rhee supporters barricaded the National Assembly building forcing its members to flee. Police cleared the hall after crowds demanded dissolution and tensions rose as Truman urged restraint amid charges of communists and undemocratic tactics.
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Korea
Korean National Assembly
Syngman Rhee
Lee Bum Suk
National Assembly
Rhee
Angestarse
Truman
1 H Campers Leave Sunday for Versailles Camp
Boone County 4 H program sends 90 boys and girls by bus Sunday noon to Hassamer Hill 4 H Club Camp at Versailles. Eligible youth who completed a club project last year may attend. Activities include homeroom, swimming, nature study and recreation with 441 Junior Leaders as counselors.
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Iris
Hassamer Hill
Versailles
Pat O'Day
Oliver Warner
Meredith Carlon
Moth Shirling
Munns
Caldtwell
Harriet Winans
William Head
Randell Cited In 40 & 8 Magazine
The June issue of The Forty and Eighter honors Leb anon Mayor Herbert L. Ransdell and Gov. Sherman Adams of New Hampshire as outstanding members. The magazine presents a brief biography of Mayor Ransdell alongside two pen and ink drawings by Joe Sewell of Voiture 1262 in California.
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Herbert L. Ransdell
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Ransdell
Joe Sewell
Califfornia
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