Racial tension rises after Missouri bicycle incident and slaying
In Southeast Missouri police pursue a slayer who killed 19 year old John Malugen and rapes 18 year old June Castleberry near Sikeston. A 13 year old girl reports being seized by a Black man while riding with an 11 year old in Wyatt. About 100 people gathered at a Wyatt gym as authorities offer a $500 reward.
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John Malugen
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Malugen's funeral held in Charleston yesterday
Charleston observed Malugen's funeral with around six highway patrol cars patrolling the town during services. Classes returned to normal in Charleston and Sikeston high schools after a boycott by some pupils Monday protesting school integration with Negro students.
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Modern Train Catches Fire On Demonstration Run
The New Haven Railroad said its revolutionary train to run Boston to New York will not operate today after fire damaged the train on its demonstration. About 250 guests including newspapermen and officials were aboard. The front diesel pulled the train 10 miles to Grand Central. the damaged car jumped the tracks near New Rochelle, blocking express tracks for over two hours. The train arrived in Grand Central an hour ten minutes late.
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Senator Case urges emergency immigration pool for Egyptian Jewish victims
Senator Clif Ford Case of New Jersey renewed his demand for an emergency immigration quota pool to admit Jewish victims of Egyptian oppression. He disclosed writing to Senate refugee chair Langer to obtain legislation, citing reports of discrimination and mistreatment in Egypt and urging admission of legitimate victims. Invest in U.S. Savings Bonds.
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al Senate
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Retired railroader recalls thrills of a half century
Hays Kansas veteran Jack S. Farrell reflects on a long railroading career with Union Pacific. He recalls a mailbox box shipment at St Marys containing two escapees from Leavenworth prison and other anecdotes from travels across Kansas.
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Drought May Affect Meat Supply And Price
The Agriculture Department warned that persistent drought in the great plains could cut cattle numbers and meat supplies in the near future. A temporary beef glut would be followed by tighter supplies as breeding stock declines, possibly lifting beef prices later. Pork prices are also expected to rise due to reduced hog production.
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Great Plains
Eisenhower seeks 17.8 billion for Air Force next year
The New York Times cites informed sources reporting President Eisenhower will request 17.8 billion dollars for the Air Force in the coming fiscal year. The amount is about 2.4 billion higher than last year’s request and roughly a billion more than the August revision.
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Biting Cold Reaches Northern Plains and Midwest
The Associated Press reports a biting cold moving from Canada into the Northern Plains and extending to Montana Wisconsin and Kansas. Temperatures run from teens near the leading edge to subzero readings in Minnesota the Dakotas Montana Nebraska Wisconsin and Iowa with International Falls Minnesota hitting 24 below zero. Snow flurries and gusty winds accompany the cold as it spreads southward tonight across Idaho to the Great Lakes Ohio Valley and western Mid Atlantic states.
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Honor To A Lawrence Man At National Furniture Dinner
Daniel J. Sullivan of Lawrence received an All American citation from the National Retail Furniture Association at its annual dinner in Chicago, recognizing his work as a furniture dealer.
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Daniel J. Sullivan
Lawrence
National Retail Furniture Assn
Elvis Presley Classified 1-A For Draft
MEMPHIS TENN Its a Class 1-A rating for Elvis Presley the rock n roll star awaiting a draft invitation. Presley passed a pre induction exam with flying colors Physically hes an A profile and thats as high as you can go Captain Elwyn P Rowan said. The Army board has not yet received his test scores they are in the mail.
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Elwyn P. Rowan
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