Morris High School Board Accepts Palmer Resignation
Morris Community High School assistant football and basketball coach Arthur M. Palmer has resigned effective June 3 for personal reasons. He plans to pursue a doctor's degree at the University of Minnesota after joining the faculty last September. The board also designated Franklin School as a future polling place and approved a 1957-58 school calendar while studying parts of the salary schedule.
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Arthur M. Palmer
Morris Community High School
Palmer
University of Minnesota
University of Illinois
Morris
Franklin School
Morris Grade School Board of Education
Morris Country Club
Arthur Leach
Morris High School
Wil-Ro- Kee
Illinois School Board Assn
Kankakee
Leach
Wilson Chevrolet Inc
Wilson
Pan American to Fly 175 U S Residents Out of Haiti Amid Strikes
Pan American Airways arranged a special plane to evacuate about 175 U S citizens from Haiti where a two day work stoppage stranded tourists and business people. Flights resumed as Haiti grapples with a political crisis and a seven senator committee moves on acting leadership.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Pan American Airways
U. S
U.S
Miami
Supreme Court
Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis
Louis Dejoie
Francois Duvvallier
Pierre-Louis
Magloire
Dejoie
Jean Baptiste Cineas
Cineas
Israeli Boat Fire Incident in Sea of Galilee
An Israeli army spokesman said Syrian positions fired on an Israeli fishing boat in the Sea of Galilee. Fishermen cut nets and withdrew with no casualties.
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Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Farm gear and rental ads highlight 1948 tractor and 1954 two row
Tractor from 1948 and a 1954 two row combine are advertised for sale. A three room apartment with bath is for rent in a good location. A Duroc boar is also for sale.
Propane Blast Ruins Five Reno Buildings Killing Two
In Reno Nevada propane air gas leaks caused three blasts on Sierra Street destroying five buildings. Two people died and 31 were injured as disaster crews cleared rubble after the explosions. A clothing store worker alerted others allowing rapid evacuations. Authorities seek cause and source of the leak.
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Reno
Nev
Karl Evans
Paterson Man's Clothing
Sierra Pacific Power Co
Orville Owen
Power Company Trou
Paterson
Gray Reid Department
Elks Club
Sierra Street
Gray Reid
John DuPrat
Frank Spina
Buenos Aires Holds 586 Prisoners Since Perón Fall
In Buenos Aires the government says 586 people are detained without charges since Perón's fall. The list includes former executives from the Peron era, Peronist labor leaders, Communists, and extreme nationalists.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Interior Ministry
Peron
O Mahoney Questions Gasoline Price Rise
Senator O Mahoney (D Wis) faulted a gasoline price hike linked to U S oil shipments to Europe as unjustified He noted oil executives would testify at hearings led by him and other senators from three probe groups The official in charge of mobilization Arthur S Flemming defended the voluntary oil lift but urged more crude and fuel oil to Europe and questioned Venezuelan oil shipments He cautioned on possible early reopening of the Suez Canal and Iraq pipelines while acknowledging limits on price control powers.
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Washington
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wis
U. S
Europe
Towne Ere
O'Mahoney
Arthur S. Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Flemming
Suez Canal
Iraq
Smith Bound To Jury on Morals Charge
Amill Smith, 32, of 1103 Butler St., bound over to the grand jury on an attempted rape charge after already facing an arson case. Judge Chester P. Winsor left bond at 5,000. Smith remains jailed in Grundy county. State's Atty. August B. Black prosecutes. disorderly conduct charge dropped.
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Amill Smith
Butler St
Justice of Peace
Chester P. Winsor
Smith
Grundy
Odell Cole State
August B. Black
Morris Law Firm
Peacock and Peacock
Atty
Black
Bedwell Freed From Jail On Bond In Slaying Case
Bennie Bedwell, jailed since Jan 23 for the deaths of Barbara Grimes 15 and Patricia Grimes 13, was released on a $20 000 bond arranged by bondsman Morris Brown. Bedwell emerged cleaned up. his attorney cited potential rehabilitation. Authorities offered no leads as hearings continue.
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Chicago
Edward Lee Berndee
Bedwell
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Cook County
Morris Brown
Champaign
Ill
David Bradshaw
Aaron Brown
Paris
Tenn
Brown
Ethel Bradberry
Wilbert F. Crowley
Loveland Valentine Remailing Marks 10th Anniversary
Loveland Colorado post office marks a decade of remailing valentines with a heart shaped cake cachet and a Cupid rhyme. Last year the service handled over 75 000 valentines to sweethearts across 48 states and 26 foreign countries.
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Loveland
Colo
True Love
Colorado
Dan Cupid
Hamarskjold Urges Israel to Withdraw From Gaza and Sinai
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold pressed Israel to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Sinai peninsula. Israel demanded Egypt stop blocking shipping through the Gulf of Aqaba before any withdrawal could occur, while Egypt insisted Israel leave immediately with no security guarantees. Arab diplomats called for economic sanctions and dismissed Israel's Gulf of Aqaba demand as a diversion.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N. Ecieles
Hammarskjold
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
Weather outlook with light rain and cooling by Thursday
Occasional drizzle today expected to continue into early Thursday with a temperature drop forecast. Highs around 38 Tuesday and a 32-degree low, with 34 degrees at 9 am. Light overnight snow caused slick highways in northern areas. freezing drizzle forecast for portions of Iowa Wisconsin and northern Indiana.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Pyatt
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Four in Lincoln shooting go to trial in Pontiac
Testimony began in the trial of William Wilfong Charles Young Donald Johnson and Arvid Jopp four men charged with attempted murder of state policemen Glen Nichols and Robert Golightly after a Route 66 traffic stop near Lincoln Illinois The defense attorneys were dismissed by Wilfong who will act for himself and the others The trial moved to Pontiac due to claimed local prejudice Judge Hubert H Edwards presides Winton House of Atlanta testified as first prosecution witness
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Pontiac
Lincoln
Ill
William Wilfong
Joliet
Charles W. Young
Donald G. Johnson
Chicago
Arvid Jopp
Glen A. Nichols
Robert Golightly
Route 66
Winton House
Atlanta
Hubert H. Edwards
Cyprus arrests said to top 380 in four days
Eleftheria reports British authorities have arrested over 380 people on Cyprus in the last four days. Government officials did not confirm the figure.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Eleftheria
Royal Salute Marks Fifth Anniversary of Queen's Accession
Royal guns boomed a salute in London today to mark the fifth anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's accession to the throne. The ceremony highlighted the long reign and formal observances across the United Kingdom.
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London
Elizabeth II
AFL-CIO Chiefs Press for Early State Mergers
AFL-CIO leaders press for rapid merger of rival state AFL and CIO bodies with a December deadline for remaining states in heavily industrial regions. The Executive Council endures a busy session to root out corrupt influences, while sanctioning three unions amid accusations of domination and influence.
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Afl-Cio Chiefs
Miami Beach
Fla
AFL
CIO
Afl-Cio
Laundry, Distillery and Allied Industrial Workers
Eisenhower Warns Inflation Controls Likely if Talks Fail
President Eisenhower said the government may impose inflation controls if voluntary efforts by business and labor fail to curb spiraling prices. He noted Israel should withdraw from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba under UN demands and defended U.S. possible support for UN sanctions. He also discussed defense mobilization changes and the criteria for Supreme Court nominees. Europe faces oil shortages and must avoid Europe going flat on its back.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Israel
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
United States
U. N
Defense Mobilizer
Arthur S. Flemming
Office of Defense Mobilization
Gordon Gray
Defense
Gray
North Carolina
Army
Truman
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Herbert Brownell
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
High Court
William J. Brennan
John W. Davis
Elihu Root
Europe
Middle East
Talks on Repairing Sabotaged Pipes in Syria
Damascus reports an Iraqi petroleum delegation and a Syrian government group under Premier Sabri Assaili held talks on repairing three sabotaged company pipes. Syria refused repairs until Israeli forces leave Gaza and Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq Petroleum Company
Sabri Assaili
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
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