U S Jets Fly Over Korea Under Training Plan
U S Air Force jets, including F100 Super Sabre fighters, flew over South Korea for routine training after the U N Command loosened bans on modern arms. Planes based in Japan conducted missions over the peninsula while refueling in Korea. no atomic weapons were to be deployed to ground forces.
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South Korea
U.N. Command
North Korea
U.S. Air Force
Korea
5Th Air Force
Japan
U.N
Osan
Air Force
Washington
5Th Ap
United States
Carr Urges Review of Texas Libel Laws
Speaker Waggoner Carr told the Texas Press Assn that libel laws may need a review to see if newspapers are unduly hampered. He said it would be wise to examine the laws with today’s conditions and suggest changes to the Legislature. He praised Texas newspapers for exposing public official misconduct over the past two years.
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San Antonio
Waggoner Carr
Texas Press Assn
Texas
Carr
Lost teeth in Sulphur City Hall found by employees
Sulphur Chia reports city hall workers found a set of false teeth in the lost and found department. Employees say the owner may come forward to reclaim the item. The notice notes no immediate identifying marks were reported with the teeth.
Regional forecast for East Oklahoma and West Texas
Regional forecast summary: East Texas partly cloudy today tonight and Saturday with widely scattered showers or thundershowers and a little warmer. Oklahoma generally fair humid and warm through Saturday with scattered afternoon cloudiness and isolated thunderstorms mainly northeast today and extreme west Saturday. Highs 85 to 95 with lows 65 to 75. West Texas partly cloudy with isolated afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms and little temperature change.
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Tennessee
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Illinois
Plains States
Rockie
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New England
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Rockies
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Oregon
California
East Texas
Oklahoma
West Texas
Jam Poisoner Sentenced After Taichung Restaurant Tragedy
Lin Tea-piao, owner of a Taichung food shop in central Formosa, was sentenced to 24 years in prison after testifying he accidentally placed rat poison in jam. Eight customers died in the incident.
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Taipei
Lin Tea-piao
Taichung
Formosa
Lin
Report On ICT Due In August
A Travis County grand jury probing the collapse of BenJack Cage promoted ICT Insurance Co of Dallas and alleged bribes to Texas lawmakers may issue a report sometime in August, with Asst. Atty. Gen. Joe Carroll noting minimal progress aside from witness interviews. Carroll refrained from predicting indictments while confirming potential felony evidence involving several individuals. Cage, indicted in Dallas County for misappropriating funds, said he plans to fight the charges from Rio de Janeiro.
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Travis County, Grand Jury
ICT Insurance Co
Dallas
Texas
Asst
Joe Carroll
Tyler
Dick Mallard
State Insurance Commission
J. Byron Saunders
Mallard
Grand
Vaddear
Ray Thurmond
Saunders
Commission
Thurmond
Asst. Dist. Atty
Frank M2loney Jr
Carroll
Rio de Janeiro
Cage
Dallas County
Beara Growers Club Reports 75 Beards Under Cultivation
The Beara Growers Club in Virden reports 75 beards under cultivation with more under way as oil industry growth continues to expand in the area.
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Virden
Mar. UA
Beara
Congress Heads To Acts Which Plug FBI Files
Washington Republicans and Democrats moved to curb Supreme Court limits on FBI file disclosures in criminal cases. Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr urged Senate action on a milder bill while a House subcommittee studied court rulings to draft bills addressing any serious effects. Representative Kenneth Keating urged a measured study rather than attacks on the court amid debates over the Jencks decision and its impact on informant reports.
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LLP
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Supreme Administration
FBI
House Judiciary
FI Mies
Herbert Brownell Jr
Capitol Hill
Senate Judiciary
White House
Browrell
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Kenneth B. Keating
N.Y
Jencks
High Court
Govvernment
Donald L. Jackson
Rcalif
House
Keating
Jackson
Tribunal
Prince Philip Smiles Through Car Crash Incident
Ronald Sutcliffe, an officer of the Royal Customs and Excise Service, recalls meeting Prince Philip after a minor collision near Windsor. The Duke admitted fault, while Queen Elizabeth II frowned at the mishap. Sutcliffe plans to mail his details to the prince and keep the dent as a royal souvenir.
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Ronald Sutcliffe
Royal Customs and Excise Service
Staines
Windsor Castle
Sutcliffe
Prince Philip
London
Funeral Service Held For Editor Schulz
Services were held today for Herebrt Schulz 66 editor of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram who died in Houston after heart surgery. The Rev. Everett Smuth of Austin led the St Luke's Episcopal Church rites with burial in Fort Worth.
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Schulz
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Houston
Everett Smuth
Austin
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
GOP Candidate Bucks Wagner for New York Mayor Bid
Robert K. Christenberry a New York hotel executive and WWI veteran was designated by Republican county leaders to run for mayor in New York City. He will oppose Mayor Robert F. Wagner in a race with Liberal party influence as Wagner seeks a second term. Christenberry has led the Ambassador Hotel and previously chaired the New York State Athletic Commission under Gov. Dewey.
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New York
Robert K. Christenberry
France
Christenberry
Robert F. Wagner
U.S
Wagner
New York State
Ambassador Hotel
New York State Athletic Commission
Thomas E. Dewey
Big American Family Adopts Korean Orphan
Sin-ja Lee becomes Mary Jane Lignore after a Philadelphia family adopts her from the Little Flower Orphanage in Pusan. Richard Lignore, a 20 year old GI, first met Sin-ja three years ago and urged his family to adopt her. The adoption was finalized in Municipal Court with Judge Victor J. Dignubile presiding.
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Philadelphia
Sin-ja Lee
Mary Jane Lignore
Richard Lignore
Sin-ja
Little Flower
Pusan
Richard
Joseph
Catholic Children’s Bureau
Victor J. Dgmnubile
Cinta
East German Spy Feing Sacks Sentenced in Four Years
Berlin report claims Feing Sacks a 32 year old East German was sentenced to four years in prison for spying on the Russian armed forces for the United States. The Velkstimme notes he was tied in Maxdeburz, a city 85 miles southwest of Berlin.
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Velksstimme Today
Feing Sacks
United States
Sacks
Maxdeburz
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