Bunche Tops NAACP Dallas Convention Speaker Lineup
The 26 June report notes the Dallas NAACP convention opens Tuesday with Dr Ralph J. Bunche as lead speaker. The event features lawyers, judges, and specialists discussing the May 1 Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation and plans to uphold civil rights advances.
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Dallas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Texas
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations Secretarient
Lespeet
Supreme Court
Bebo
Senten
Gee Gates
NAACP
National Obituaries from Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports multiple obituaries including Beverly Hills retiree and executive, Paris born Francis Casade, Lynchburg former major league player Charis Teague, Orhampton press candidate George W. Olsen, Alexandria columnist Virgila Tiffany Stephens, Dartmouth diplomat Theodore A. Mode, each noting ages and places of death with brief biographical tags.
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Associated Press
Beverly Hills
Cabilo- Hens Ser
Paris
Francis Casade
Bo Copeser
Cter
Dean
Sunda
Lynchburg
Charis Pao
Teague
Lewis al Pick
Roxboro, N.C
Orthampton
George W. Olsen
Nebraska
Alexandria
Virgila Tiffany Stephens
Washington Times Herald
Minneapolis
Dartmouth
Mass
Theodore A. Mode
False Teeth Gain Confidence With FASTEETH Powder
Advertises FASTEETH powder for denture stability. Claims secure plates reduce worry about slipping or dropping while talking laughing and sneezing. Says its alkaline non acidic, neutral in taste, and prevents denture odor without causing nausea. Available at drug counters.
Baltimore Faces Bitter Democratic Governor Primary
National party officials watched three of seven Maryland congressional races as Democrats Nan voters weighed a hard fought contest between Dr Byrd and Mahoney for governor. The Republican side saw limited competition with McKeldin seeking renomination amid a crowded field.
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Baltimore
P—National Party
Tom Mahon
Theodore R. McRheldin
McKelding
Jfemus RR
Bright
Pedro A. del Vaile
James W. Gunn
Montgomery County
Aspire Fants
State Court of Appeals
Cieait
Oeither
Millard Tawes
Byrd
GOP
Maryland
National Party
Dastrier
Rebe Wadward
Samuel No Friedel
Miler
Alonsita Wacker
Wades
Sinai
Robert Bookins
Capitel Heights
Vrem Pewee
Famour
Baltimere Be
Ploawdinge Choota
Haina
John Muarshall
Butlers
Passenger Burns Escape From Airliner in Columbus
A passenger suffered severe burns during an escape attempt from an airliner at Columbus landing field. The incident involved ground crew and prompted emergency response as the aircraft was secured and investigators began reviewing the events surrounding the escape.
Empty Sarcophagus Hints at Ancient Royal Resting Place
Report describes an empty sarcophagus explored in a dusty tomb as researchers note possible connections to Sankhet, a ruler said to have reigned in ancient Egypt around 2750 years before Christ. Officials from the education ministry weigh dates and care plans for preservation.
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Giscoveter
Petretlaa
Peer Vedaad
Dee
Sankhet
Stop Harsh Drugs for Constipation Dr Caldwellsenna Laxative
Advice against strong laxatives for constipation promotes Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin. The natural senna extract is praised for gentle relief and family affordability with a money back guarantee. Mail order offer to Box 280 New York NY.
Communism as Election Issue Prompts Broad GOP Debate
Fragmented OCR text cites references to communism as an election issue, mentions GOP figures, UMD, and public sentiment. It hints at debates over McCarthy era tactics and party strategy, with scattered names and party labels. The readable portions indicate a national discourse on security, ideology, and electoral outcomes.
Democratic Split Favors Tax Victory In Senate Debate
Senate Democrats split over the tax revision bill as floor action opens. Leaders hope for passage by Friday. House already approved the measure which would cut receipts about 1.4 billion dollars in its first year. Senate plans and party divisions forecast potential changes and debt ceiling considerations.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Majority
Knowling
California
Knowland
Sen
Milliker R-Colad
Finance Committee
Congress
Cieree
Cmo
Lange Rend
George
Red China's Chou En-lai Arrives in Burma for Talks
Chou En-lai flew to Rangoon for two days of talks with Prime Minister Nehru after concluding his India visit. He proposed periodic Asian leader meetings to pursue peace and mutual respect pacts, aiming to build an Asia for the Asians wall and reduce Western influence, with economic cooperation as a key element.
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New Delhi
India
China
Chou En-lai
Burma
Alliance For Peace
Rangoon
Nehru
Peiping
Istern
Chou
Tibet
Asia
Infermants
Truman Says Resting Easy After PostOp Battle
Former President Harry S. Truman, age 70, showed improvement after a difficult post operation phase for gall bladder and appendix removal. A hospital spokesman said he passed the critical stage Saturday night and had a satisfactory day yesterday, with temperature down and alertness up. Doctors cautioned complications were secondary and not from the emergency operation, and Mrs. Truman visited him amid ongoing recovery and treatment.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Robert Adams
Research Hospital
Truman
Adams
Wallace Graham
Ater
Margaret
Binghamton
N.Y
Trueman
Rush Business TOKYO Barbers Profitable Toyokawa Trade
Toyokawa barbers report busy trade as rush business expands in the city 200 miles south of Tokyo. A price list suggests harvest stashes are stored and sold at low cents per unit.
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Toyokawa
Popular in Bolivia under MNR rule and U S aid
In La Paz Bolivia a pro MNR press scene maps to Eisenhower praise amid a two year old revolution that ousted conservatives and nationalized tin mines. With tin price around 90 cents a pound and food imports rising, the United States provided $12 million in food aid to stabilize the economy under U S supervision.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
United States
National Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Uncle Sam
Eisenhower
Victor Pa Estenssoro
Patino
Hochschild
Aramargo
U. S
Doctor Celebrates His 90th Birthday in Hawley
Dr. George Rodman, a longtime physician in Hawley, Pa., celebrated his 90th birthday. He stopped active surgery twenty years ago and stopped delivering babies in 1940 but still keeps an office and is often consulted.
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Hawley
George Rodman
Yeaers
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