Pilot lands after signal mix up at Dalhart Texas
T R Smiley, 28, a Vultee BY13 pilot from Amarillo, landed in Dalhart with minimal damage after mistaking danger signals for others. Airport staff, the Civil Air Patrol, and a C119 aircraft responded to a missing right landing gear piece and miscommunications due to no radio.
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Court Rules Dulles Erred on Passport
The U S Court of Appeals directed Secretary Dulles to reconsider Leonard B Boudin New York attorney s passport denial over his alleged communist ties The court retained jurisdiction to review whether the department s findings were justified by the record or whether confidential information could be withheld The ruling revises a prior district court decision and calls for a new hearing with findings as required by passport regulations
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Tennessee Democrats Choose National Convention Delegates
Tennessee Democrats announced 110 delegates and alternates for the Chicago national convention. Delegates will vote 52 times with each delegate holding half a vote. a July 10 recess follows a compromise between Gov. Clement and Sen. Kefauver supporters, allowing Tennesseans to be nominated for any Tennessean who wins the party’s votes.
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United Steel
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Party of America
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Robert K. Heineman
Nicholas Zonerich
USW International
Jurists Propose 70 as Age Cap for Federal Judges
Jurists from nine district heard a recommendation setting a 70 to 79 age range for chief federal judges amid debate. Delegates including professors, lawyers, and Chief Justice William C. Douglas attended, as a measure to ensure one month of vacation per year in non current courts and proper staffing across federal courts.
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Ninth Federal Judicial District
Alaska
Hawaii
Guam
Wiliam C. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
Dog wary but it's goose that bites John on route
Oklahoma City mailman John Derschon who fears dogs was bitten by a pet goose on his route. He is off duty while a pinched leg heals and the incident shows feathered pets can surprise postal workers.
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John Derschon
Derschon
Bomb Explodes in Car Tank in Cyprus Incident
A crude device exploded in the gasoline tank of a British Morriis Minor owned by Louis La Bauve of New Orleans, a State Department employee at the U S radio relay station in Nicosia Cyprus. No injuries reported and damage was slight. Authorities suspect EOKA youths planted the bomb near a schoolhouse in the capital.
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Louis la’ Bauve
New Orleans
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U. S
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National Organization For Cypriot Fighters
Greece
Deportation of Japanese Pair Upheld
The U S Court of Appeals upheld a deportation order against Hiroichi Hamasaki and his wife Tsugino, Japanese born parents of five U S citizens. They entered the United States without visas in 1929, admitted false testimony, and faced ineligibility for citizenship. The court found abuse of discretion in denying suspension of deportation, noting wartime fears and a now-defunct fencing group in the case.
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Los Angeles
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Japan
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Japanese Fencing Assa
David Carliner
Pearl Harbor
Eisenhower Gains Weight As He Prepares To Leave Hospital
President Eisenhower’s doctors report he has begun to gain weight for the first time since his operation. After a public hospital appearance, he is set to leave Walter Reed and recuperate at his Gettysburg farm. He slept nine hours, temperature 98, pulse 78, blood pressure 18070, respiration 18, all normal, order says. His weight increased by one pound this morning as spirits and morale remain high.
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Korean Reporter Fired Over Question to Rhee
A Korean reporter was fired after asking President Syngman Rhee a question at a White House briefing. The incident occurred during a press conference with Eisenhower and other officials. The firing followed tensions over coverage of the Liberal Party’s assembly leadership and alleged bribery allegations.
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Fiery Ride Ends With Ditch Escape by Cement Mixer
Tony Pillado, 27, crawled from a burning cement mixer on State Route 126 east of Ventura, steering the flaming truck into a culvert before leaping free. Patrolmen report gasoline tank broke loose, causing a brake-control line blaze and the vehicle to erupt as it slid along the road.
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Monroe Miller blood tests for marriage license in Connecticut
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller underwent Wasserman blood tests in Connecticut before a marriage license can be issued. Morton Miller rushed two vials to the State Bureau of Laboratories and retrieved reports, with time-saving options discussed. Miller plans a news conference Friday but declined to set a wedding time or place. A five day waiting period follows license issuance unless waived for emergency reasons. Miller’s mother doubted details would be revealed at the briefing.
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Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
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State Bureau of Laboratories
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Miss Monroe
Augusta Miller
Estes Kefauver Leads Montana Delegates in Primary Ballot Fight
Helena Montana voters face a tight mandate as 32 Democratic national convention delegates may cast their 16 votes for Sen Estes Kefauver only if he fails to reach 20 percent or releases them. Kefauver won the Montana primary amid token write ins and the day’s action.
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Tennessee
Strike Shuts Down Anheuser-Busch
Delegates polled by the Associated Press indicate that if they should strike at the Anheuser-Busch brewery, Adlai E. Stevenson would be their choice over Harriman. The plant was closed after 100 Local 262 Laboratory Technicians and 266 refrigerated workers picketed, with union officials reporting talks over two-year contracts.
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Gov. Averill Harriman
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Buenos Aires
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Aircraft Co Official Calls Brass Fears Electronics Shift
In Los Angeles Hughes Aircraft Co Vice President Lawrence A Hyland told the Radio Electronics and Television Manufacturers Association that high ranking officers distrust and fear electronic systems they do not understand hampering military strength He warned of a coming era when all units rely on electronics and criticized Defense officials who fail to grasp the shift in weapons over the last two decades
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America
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Hughes Aircraft Co
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Death by own action Leaves Note Confessing Girl's Murder
In Vernal Utah Carl Donnell Dow 23, a service station attendant, killed himself on a hillside after leaving a note confessing to the murder of Norma Rodeback 17, whose battered body was found in an irrigation ditch four days after she disappeared. Dow had been detained as a suspected sex offender but released after brief questioning and told to report for a lie detector test. his wife reported his disappearance Wednesday morning.
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Navigator founder Trotman dies in New York boating tragedy
The founder of The Navigators, a religious group, died in a boating accident in New York. Graham interrupted a revival meeting in Oklahoma City to attend the services.
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