Washington Legion Convention Prompts Big Plans and Concerns
Washington readies for a National Legion convention as preparations aim to host over 75 000 participants and up to 20 000 hotel rooms. Officials anticipate a large parade and extensive security while debates sway on alcohol rules and crowd safety amid a busy event calendar in the capital.
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Postmidnight Farm Support Plan Passes Amid Senate Clash
Lawmakers forge a compromise on price supports with sliding scale aid for cotton wheat and corn, while extending dairy and peanut programs. The vote followed a long late session with absent Republicans and tense exchanges led by Knowland and Lyndon Johnson. The measure also sets aside 21.2 billion dollars to tackle surpluses for relief programs abroad and at home.
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Iacison
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Young
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Congress
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Benson
Bavier
Mrs Carmony To Hospital
Mrs Carmony to hospital after signing papers to seek admission at a state or federal hospital. Officials report she is in poor shape and may be placed under care at a hospital facility, with medical and legal steps underway. Local physicians and officials discuss the next moves and availability of beds at designated hospitals.
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Washington
Vainers
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Pinevidei
S- Mes
Que Monty
Camony
Grant Moe
Mantis Wilson
Mtag Istimte Chyite Hildes
Garmony
Bern
Pineville
Mardlesboro
Cirevolt
Cirew
Camlligh Toy Ste
United Strte Hospital
Wilson
Ridge Workers Vote Today in Tennessee Plant Labor Showdown
About 4500 AFOL production workers at atomic plants in Oak Ridge, Tenn, vote today on acceptance of a wage increase and union leadership. Previous sanctions and rival union activity loom as the vote unfolds amid plant-wide tensions.
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AFT
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Landay
Stanford Ated
Hig
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Venevuekt
Sanith
Friinda Nadional Guard
Dennis Cheek Obituary Funeral in Smith Chapel today
Dennis Tamed Cheek, 6 year old son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Cheek, funeral held today at 2 PM at Smith Chapel with Rev Stacie officiating. Survivors include his parents, seven siblings, and relatives from Frankfort Indiana and Tennessee. Interment in Cosy Cemetery. Rose Hill Funeral Home in charge.
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Frankfort
Madiana
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Facog
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Jones Stoun
Rose Hil
Rose Hin
Puneral
Isos Jin
Inchante
Last Laugh On Complainer Charges Stir Across States
A disorderly incident near a Greyhound station led to the arrest of Raymon McCarles of Cleveland Tennessee and Nancy Stripes, with alleged forging and check fraud charges. Police report disturbance over a petition. suspects linked to multiple towns including Flinty, Hot Springs, Mal, and Joliet, with errors in names and locations noted.
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Ark
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Ind
Joliet
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Mal
Georgetown
Lanton Tenn
Underaroun Menace Greenwood Incident Report
An incident report notes a man burrowed under a fence while working near a neighborhood in Greenwood. As he fell, a neighbor reported injuries and a 32000-some unit count linked to the event.
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Ballocke
Fey
Inelday
Tiv
Nme
Neptune
Carey
Hoover Jr to become under secretary of state replacing Smith
Herbert Hoover Jr, a petroleum engineer and longtime adviser to Secretary of State Dulles, is appointed under secretary of state. He will succeed Walter Bedell Smith, who retires after a long military and diplomatic career. Senate confirmation was expected, and Hoover emphasized not commenting before final action.
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Smith
Dulles
Washington
Ferbert Hoover Jr
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
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Walter Bedell Smith
Jules
Voover
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Dirsk Swirk
Inver
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Thayer
Kentucky News Briefs Lift From Drought to Show Wins
Fragmented dispatch from Kentucky reports drought effects and social notes. Madisonville and Dundee hosted livestock shows with winners announced at Adeshi. Doris Miller dies after a work-related accident in Howling Green. Dr Maurice Habb becomes first Black physician admitted to Jefferson County Medical Society hospital network.
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Doris TL Miller
Joie
Glasgow
Mnor
Olle Lo Gupln
Benton
Party Leaders Back Cooper Rally in Kentucky Campaign
A chaotic report on Kentucky political leaders rallying behind Cooper in a statewide campaign. Mentions fundraising targets around 300000 dollars, county organizers, and opponents Barkley. Describes campaign plans across seven counties with speeches praising Cooper and critiquing Democratic rivals.
Knowland Hopes for Red Bill Compromise
Republican leaders, led by Knowland, press for a compromise on a red bill as Senate and House debates tighten. The party faces internal divisions over Communist policy, with calls to curb membership and strengthen penalties under the Smyth Act.
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Penner Ls
Dave
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Pune
Gani
Brmyneltis
Seeardny McCorvand
Reyisher
Weber
Food aid distribution figures show state reach expanding
A Kentucky state report released yesterday details rising food distribution, noting 28 635 recipients in several counties and highlighting new safeguards under federal rules. It lists county totals and calls attention to the ongoing aid program and its reach across the state.
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Peery
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Saeilersen
Ohio
Lighter Side Of The News MOVIES
A collage of quirky notes from courtrooms streets and small towns reports a theft accusation a police resignation a post office incident a bridge death missing letters and liquor store oddities. Highlights include a jail sentence for a theft suspect a police chief quitting Montague California and a post office stamp forgery probe.
Navy Parley In Far East
U S Navy leaders met in the Pacific to discuss joint defense of Formosa with Chinese Nationalists. Plans include coordinated operations by carrier and submarine forces, with Eastern Fleet reps arriving after talks with the Chinese navy. Officials say discussions focus on deterring a potential invasion and ensuring readiness for possible contingencies in the Formosa Strait.
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Ani
Owsley Ousting School Officers
In Franklin County Kentucky the Owsley County school board ousted several officers amid a contentious session. The meeting saw replacements after disputes over votes and procedures as Supt Pleas Cr rbstnt and others oversaw the proceedings.
Rep Shafex Dead at 61
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Pat M. Aturfer of Michigan dies after recent surgery. A longtime House member, he underwent treatment at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and passed away four days after surgery. The House adjourned in tribute as news circulated nationwide.
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Pat M. Aturfer
Michigan
Army
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