Russia pays half the U.S. plane shoot down costs
The United States confirmed Russia paid 724,947 dollars as half the cost of a Navy patrol plane shot down near St Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea last June 22. State Department said the Soviet gift marks a first for compensation paid by Russia or its satellites for postwar air incidents. The Soviet embassy delivered the check, insisting the U.S. plane violated Soviet airspace.
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Stevenson Kefauver clash in Minnesota primary
In Minneapolis Adlai E Stevenson and Senator Estes Kefauver faced off in the first head to head test of strength for the presidential nomination. Stevenson aimed for a narrow 55 to 60 percent margin while Kefauver projected over 30 percent and a potential upset amid heavy Democratic turnout.
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Knowland
Ten Witnesses In Boycott Case In Montgomery
In Montgomery the state called ten witnesses on day two against Rev. M L King 27 president of the Montgomery Improvement Association and one of 90 accused conspirators. Prosecutor Bedford will present evidence the group formed to operate car pools and foster the boycott in violation of state law. King described the boycott as a spontaneous passive resistance movement against segregation. Fellow minister Rev AW Wilson testified the association was formed to improve the general status of Montgomery Negroes and seek better treatment.
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Malenkov's British Tour Sparks Cold War Speculation
Georgi Mulenkoy the chosen successor of the Tate Joias Stalin joins anti Stalin voices as Nikita Khrushchev condemns the former dictator. Malenkov tours Britain's power stations with cultural stops planned including Stratford on Avon and Birmingham as security tightens amid rumors of asylum talks and a possible visit by Khrushchev and Balganin.
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Joias Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
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Labor Party
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Hussia
Tere
Malenkoy
Britain
Daily Sketch
Malenkey
Russia
Niko-lai Balganin
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Birmingham
General Electric Co. Works
Stratford
Mémorial Theater
Breaks Park Plan Task Contracted to Lexington Firm
The Breaks Interstate Park Commission hired the Lexington landscaping firm of Seruges and Hammond to prepare a master plan for developing Breaks Park on the Kentucky Virginia line. K J Day of Pikeville serves as chairman. The commission also took initial steps to enlarge the park at Breaks of the Sandy and to consider expansion of the 1000-acre site.
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Interstate Park Commission
Lexington
Seruges & Hammond
Kentucky-Virginia
K. J. Day
Vier
Aruatineyd
Frankfort Governor names new State Tuberculosis Sanitaria Commission
Gov A A Chandler in Frankfort appoints a new four member State Tuberculosis Sanitaria Commission to four year terms replacing resignations. Appointees include Dr Alec Spencer from West Vit, Dr CC Moward of Gladzow, Dr Bred T Moffatt of Frankfort, and Dr Vat of Jackson Clinton.
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A. A. Chandler
Alec Spencer
West
CC. Moward
Gladzow
Bred T.” Moffatt
Vat
Jackson
Clinton
Elm
Oscar
Louisville
W. W. Ousley
Cynthiana
Adam Stacy
Pineville
Weatherman Hears 26 Hurricane Names From A to Z
A Weather Bureau spokesman explains the 1956 hurricane naming list uses 26 names from Anna to Zenda. The names must fit radio and map conventions, avoid repeats, and avoid honoring individuals. The bureau accepts letters from schoolchildren but may reject unsuitable suggestions.
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Washington Wey
Teau Hollers
Ik Whl
Cllaws
Amerrica
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Betsy
Carla
Dora
Ethel
Flossy
Greta
Isattie
Inez
Judith
Kitty
Laura
Molly
Nana
Odette
Paula
Quenby
Rhoda
Sadie
Terese
Ursel
Vesla
Winny
Xina
Yola
Zenda
Xine
Zeena
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Weather’ Bureau
Paint Firm Lists Winners From Store Drawing
Winners announced by the Shenyin Williams Paint Store include electric skillets for Burch Sue Tucker and Mrs J Rowland Ewing, Nestruct cooker for Mrs J L Rousey Cleo Mallin is Lourse Oscar Bryant Ane, and wallpaper prizes for Rome Evans Eve Goodin John J Howard Alfred Johnson Katherine Greene Mrs John Jackson James Short Mrs Everett Suttle Mrs Esco Smith Mrs Charlie Kelly.
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Burch
Sue Tucker
J Rowland
Ewing
J. L. Rousey
Cleo
Mallin
Oscar” Bryant
Sees Berliis Smith
Massié Cottrell
Edna Starns
Luke Terry
Jessie Simon
Olean Talley
Rome Evans
Eve Goodin
John J. Howard
Alfred Johnson
Katherine Greene
John Jackson
James Short
Everett Suttle
Esco Smith
Charlie Kelly
Infant Gary Wayne Stewart Obituary in Hampton Ky Alva Cemetery
Gary Wayne Stewart one month old son of Mr and Mrs James Stewart of Hampton Virginia died Friday in Hampton Survived by parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Bith Templeton Pathfork Kentucky and Mr and Mrs James H W Stewart Detroit Michigan great grandparents the Rev and Mrs B F Alley Pineville and Ma in i of Hulen The funeral was held Monday at 1 p m at the home with Bill Templeton and the Rev Archie Walters officiating Burial followed at Alva Cemetery Alva Kentucky Cawood Funeral Home in charge
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James Stewart
Hampton
Bith Templeton
Pathfork
James HW. Stewart
Detroit
Mich
B. F. Alley
Pineville
Ma 13 i
Hulen
Bill Templeton
Archie Walters
Alva
Hospital Notes Dismissals And Admissions List
Dismissals include Mrs. George Bassett Mrs Maron Gu Juanita Neff Rose Hill Thurald Cate and Mrs Homer Cobb Crairfield Tenn plus Mrs Guy Smith Miss Pauline Marshal J W Widener and Mrs Raymond Biscoxlia City Admissions list includes Mrs Kennet Burst City and Hay.
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Juanita Neff
Rose
Hill
Thurald Cate
New
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Crairfield
Tenn
Guy Smith
City
Pauline Marshal
J. W. Widener
Raymond Biscoxlia
Kennet Burst
Hay
Communists Seek Friendlier Tone in New Strategy Show
Analysis cites a new Communist approach to ease East West tension through display of amiability. It links Geneva summit optics to broader aims of legitimizing the party in Western democracies, with FBI Director Hoover stating increased open activity aimed at gaining public understanding of Communist objectives.
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Krenlin
Nikolin A. Bul- Bunit
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Hal
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Geneva
Wester
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Nikita Khrushchoev
Great Britain
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Malenkoy
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Communist Party
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Henry Winston
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J. Foigae Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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