McCarthy Concedes Defeat on Satellite Proposal
Senator McCarthy admitted there is no chance to win Senate approval for a resolution pressuring discussion of Russia's satellite states at the Big Four talks. The Foreign Relations Committee voted 140 to recommend rejection, signaling likely floor defeat as administration and party leaders oppose tying Eisenhower’s hands in the Geneva conference preparations.
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Elk Herd of Jackson Hole Described as One of World's Largest
A historic note highlights Jackson Hole in northwest Wyoming as home to one of the globe’s largest elk herds, a key feature of the region’s wildlife, landscape, and seasonal migrations.
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Notice of Appointment in Estate of Harry I Lockhart
Notice dated May 27 1955 states IL A Casper of Middletown Ohio is appointed Administrator of the estate of Harry J Lockhart deceased late of Middletown Butler County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated June 6 1955 Probate Judge Harry F Walsh Casper Casper Attorneys June 8 15 22
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Almanac Admits There Are Other Forecasters
Lancaster report notes the 131st John Baer Almanac recognizes the U S Weather Bureau and even suggests more funding. It shifts from science to signs such as toads and road color, foresees 1956 cold with snow, predicts October politics, offers Leap Year female tips, and cites a 250000 circulation in Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Clerk Pleads For Daughter To Join Father In U S
Sacramento clerk Philipp Heller 39 who fled Europe in 1948 appeals to Czechoslovakia's foreign minister Vaclav David for an exit permit so his 10 year old daughter Vera Anita Hellerova could join him in the United States. He wrote during a San Francisco stop amid U.N. anniversary events but did not meet the minister, citing the busy schedule of conferences. He explains his daughter was placed in an Prague orphanage after his first wife died and notes he is now married to an American. Address: 915 T St Sacramento Calif.
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Army Plans Rotation of 2 Divisions
The Army will begin July 2 moving about 235000 soldiers with 10000 spouses and children. The 1st Division will rotate to Ft. Riley Kansas and the 10th Division will replace it in Germany from Ft. Riley. The move, called the largest peacetime deployment, will take weeks. Families sail on cabins with Military Sea Transport Service ships and furniture and cars can be shipped.
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Two Soldiers Critically Injured in Rifle Shell Explosion
The Army said two soldiers were critically injured yesterday in a premature explosion of a shell from a recoilless rifle. Names were withheld.
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Mounties Hunt Missing Buildings at Wildwest Camp
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police search for two missing buildings from Wildwest Mines Ltd camp, 15 miles northwest of here. Officials say after the camp closed in March five structures stood—now the mess canteen and engineers cabin are gone.
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Saxophonist Quip Sparks Courtroom Joke in Sweden
In a London County Court scene a Swedish musician described as a saxophonist provoked a judge. A. B. Dale nearly sprang up, shouting Saxophone. He quipped that the instrument was excluded from music. The courtroom crowd remained silent as the joke lingered.
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Tokyo Population to Exceed Eight Million This Fall
Tokyo's metropolitan government announced today that the city's population will rise above eight million in the fall. The update underscores ongoing urban growth and planning needs for housing services and infrastructure within the capital.
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