Dulles Urges No US Setup Despite War Threat
Secretary of State Dulles tells a House Appropriations subcommittee that the United States should not scale back its preparedness efforts. He cites tangible Soviet forces but warns it would be reckless to reduce measures while the USSR spends about 20 percent of GNP on hostile policies. He notes less likelihood of a general war but offers no improvement from Communist China.
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Washington
Russia
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
House Appropriations
Eisenhower
Senate House
China
Bargain Watch Worth Vast Sum Found in Police Probe
In Chicago last November a stranger sold Cash Bey, 18, a ladies watch for five dollars. The bracelet broke and Bey had it repaired. Police found no matching thefts among records of similar watches. A jeweler valued the piece at 3500 dollars, with a platinum case 70 diamonds and 18 rubies. If unclaimed, Bey may keep it. Safe Buy. U S Savings Bonds.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Cash Bey
Bey
Traffic Deaths 180 in Colorado
Colorado toll climbs to 180 after two fatalities in separate crashes. Wilbur L. Benson, 27, of Loveland, and Joyce Elaine Jones, 1, of Hutchinson Kansas, died from weekend wrecks. Jones and her father Robert J. Jones, 45, were injured. the family was treated at Colorado General Hospital. Benson died in a Sterling hospital after his vehicle overturned on State Highway 14.
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Collorado
Colorado
Wilbur L. Benson
Loveland
Colo
Joyce Elaine Jones
Hutchinson
Kas
Robert J. Jones
Jones
Ida Mee
Colorado General Hospital
Agate
Benson
Sterling
Algerian rebel executed in Oran at dawn
In Oran Algeria a 20 year old Algerian rebel Said Ben Ahmed was guillotined for throwing a grenade into a theater killing four people and wounding 20. The execution comes amid ongoing nationalist uprising concerns of reprisals.
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Oran
Algeria
Said Ben Ahmed
Victims Named In Trans World Airliner Crash
Kansas City and surrounding towns list victims of the Grand Canyon crash, naming dozens of passengers and crew from Missouri Kansas and Iowa plus two Wichita residents. The crew included pilot James Ritner co pilot Jack Gandy flight engineer Forrest Breyfogle and flight attendants Tracine Armbruster Beth Davis and others. Weather also mentions heavy rainfall easing a water shortage in Bethany Missouri with flooding and a washed out reservoir.
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Trans-World Airlines
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Wayne C. Jeffrey
Overland
Elizabeth F. Young
Marshalltown
Iowa
Robert E. Beatty
N. Erie
Wichita
R. E. Sanders
S. Ltd
Atchison
Donald Flentie
Rt. 1
Leavenworth
Sally Cressman
H. C. Goppert
L. Chatten
Cameron
E. M. Reaves
Prairie Village
Kas
Fred Klemp Jr
L. Davis
Parsons
Martha Beck
St. Joseph
Rosalie McClenny
Joseph Kite
Sharon
Linda Jo
Dennis Phalen
Ira Lee Broughton
Linda
Connie
Stephen R. Bishop
Janice Mae Heiser
Jack S. Gandy
Mission
James Henry Ritner
Fairmont
Forrest Dean Breyfogle
Tracine Elizabeth Armbruster
Traffic Deaths Expected Over Fourth of July Holiday
The National Safety Council and the International Association of Chiefs of Police estimate 130 deaths in a 30 hour period from 6 p.m. today to midnight tomorrow during the Fourth of July holiday. Rigid enforcement could limit the toll to about 80, the usual Wednesday July toll.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
International Assn. of Chiefs of Police
Memorial Day Traffic Toll Reported by AP Survey
The piece notes 109 traffic deaths on Memorial Day and compares to 46 deaths in a non-holiday period from 6 p.m. June 19 to midnight June 20, based on an Associated Press survey. It mentions swap or buy through Want Ads.
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Associated Press
Committee to inspect sites for 19 million lab in Missouri
A 10 member committee visiting the University of Missouri and Kansas State College campuses to evaluate sites for a federal 19 million animal disease laboratory. The panel had reviewed 90 candidate schools, with Madison Wisconsin and Lansing Michigan also in contention, and will finalize recommendations later this month. Kansas State listed four proposed locations at Manhattan for inspection after a Missouri site tour led by Don Collins of Kit Carson Colorado.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Kansas State
University of Wisconsin At
Don Collins
Kit Carson, Colo
Manhattan
Japs Report Another Blast
Tokyo reports a new US nuclear test in the Bikini area with atmospheric pressure waves and a weak blast around 3 am Tokyo time. Japanese observers note earth shocks and pressure waves similar to past Bikini tests, while the U S Atomic Energy Commission neither confirms nor denies earlier May 28 and June 26 test reports.
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Tokyo
Japanese Weather Bureau
United States
Bikini
Bikini Atoll
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Radioactivity Checks After Queens Laboratory Blast
More than 200 technicians and clerical workers undergo routine checks for radiation exposure after a Thorium metal scrap explosion at Sylvania Electric Bayside lab in Queens. Nine employees were injured, four critically, as firemen and police face precautionary examinations while residents fear contamination. the Atomic Energy Commission says no contamination threat.
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New York
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Bayside
Queens
Atomic Energy Commission
Mexico Silver Production Hits 1955 Total
Mexico produced 42.4 million dollars worth of silver during 1955, reflecting the value of mineral output for the year. Production data highlights the mining sector's contribution to the economy with emphasis on silver as a key export.
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Mexico
Subscriptions listed for Ottawa Herald renewals
New and renewal subscriptions to the Ottawa Herald are noted, naming subscribers across several towns including Ottawa and nearby areas. The list includes Baldwin Charles, Dyer and A C Rodgers, Colony A HT, C G Famsey, Gardner FC, Richardson, Harris Dr G D Byerly Rt 2 Ottawa, L Morgan and Ellis Carman Rt 3 Ottawa, Earl Oakmans Rt 4 Ottawa, Roger Scott Overbrook, Anna Mae Heppner, Li M Rundle Paola, Harold D Cars penter Pomona, E W Stoffer Quenemo, Everett Walker Rane tout Eldon Good and Donald Ki Rodgers Richmond Lloyd Carr St, Reginald Ward Wellsville, and Bill Garrett with Mrs Charles Steen.
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Charles ‘Dyer
A. C. Rodgers
Colony A HT
C. G. Famsey
Gardner — FC
Richardson
Harris
G. D. Byerly
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L. Morgan
Ellis Carman
Earl Oakmans
Roger Scott
Overbrook
Anna Mae Heppner
Li M. Rundle
Paola
Harold D
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