Backstairs at the White House details golf club clash and garden woes
United Press reports Rep George Mahon and a Texan guest visit Burning Tree Club where Eisenhower plays but the guest is unimpressed by Spartan clubhouse. VP Nixon and William Rogers judge a golf story contest as White House gardens battle heat with 18 acres of turf and 350 trees under irrigation and looming water bills.
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United Press
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White House
Burning Tree
Texas
George Mahon
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Mahon
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
William P. Rogers
Panama
Rciardo Arias
Robert Redmund
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John Quincy Adams
Andy Jackson
Beverly Vans Sch? Camp Leader Seeks New Path
Beverly, a five summers camper at Camp Lake of the Woods, plans graduate studies while directing camp counselor tests. She volunteers as a YWCA dance instructor and Girl Scout leader trainer. In leisure, she canoe trips in the Ozarks and shows her dog in obedience.
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Beverly
Camp Lake of the Woods
YWCA
Ozarks
Beverley
Young Kansas City woman named head of municipal camp
Beverly Breuer, 24, becomes the youngest director of Kansas Citys Camp Lake of the Woods directing an 11 week program for about 750 campers. She leads 35 staffers handling swimming archery and handicapped sessions while overseeing basic camping and safety skills for youths and a Golden Age week for seniors.
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Till Hagerty
United Press
Kansas City
Beverly Breuer
Lake of the Woods
Beverly
University of Kansas City
KCU
Russia moves to establish Mediterranean power amid 6th Fleet glare
Charles M. McCann argues Soviet naval moves into the Mediterranean aim to project strength to Arab states and probe the U S 6th Fleet. He notes submarines from the Baltic and a Black Sea cruiser and escorts, likely testing Turkey and Syria, with implications for the Dardanelles and regional balance.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Soviet Russia
Mediterranean
Baltic
Black Seas
English Channel
Egypt
Black Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
United States
6Th Fleet
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles Straits
Norway
Soviet Union
Arctic Circle
Syria
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
France
Suez Canal Zone
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Eisenhower
United Nations
How to Remove Soot From Fireplaces This Summer
Chicago readers are advised to clean accumulated soot from fireplaces during the off season. Use a detergent and soda solution, soak and scrub bricks, rinse with clear water, and dry with an absorbent cloth. Repeat for screens and soak andirons in a similar solution before steel wool brightening.
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Chicago
Insi
Peterborough School Adopts Gillingham Reading System
New England teachers train at Peterborough consolidated school in the Gillingham whole word reading method. Visitors from Keene Nashua and Cambridge observe and learn. The system helps about ninety percent of pupils learn faster while ten percent struggle with similar words like pig and dig.
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Peterborough
N. H
New England
Gillingham
Keene
Nashua
N.H
Cambridge
Mass
Alto Owners Farmers Own 20 Percent of U S Automobiles
A historical note reports that farmers hold about one fifth of all automobiles in the United States. The statistic highlights the distribution of ownership among rural communities and national vehicle access.
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The
U. S
First electric railroad train operated in the United States
The first electric railroad train ran in Philadelphia in 1887 signaling a historic transport advance. Idaho reports 82 percent of farms occupied by their owners as operators. Washington notes 26 states authorize junior colleges while 16 provide state aid.
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Philadelphia
United States
Boise
Idaho
Washington
Boston Pops Bars First-Desk Musicians
First-desk players are barred from performing with the Boston Pops Orchestra to prevent loss of regular pay from the Boston Symphony. The restriction, created at the orchestra’s founding, bans first-desk members from participation except as guest soloists.
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Boston Pops
Boston
Boston Pops Orchestra
Boston Symphony
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