Boy seeks injunction over spanking in Arizona office
A 10 year old newspaper carrier asked attorney Ben F. Williams for an injunction after his father caught him smoking. Williams refused, saying it would be unethical to affect an easement on punishment. The lad left without a case. Meanwhile in Chicago a bank teller reported a faux stickup, and in Fort Hunter, Indians camp near the Thruway protesting land claims tied to the St. Lawrence Seaway project with homes uprooted on the St. Regis reservation.
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Douglas, Ariz
Ben F. Williams
Williams
Fort Hunter
N. Y
Standing Arrow
St. Regis
St. Lawrence Seaway
Mohawk Valley
New Mad Bomber Plagues Police
A new homemade bomb was found in an unused stairwell of the Broadway LaFayette Street IND subway station, the second such device in a week. A note asked if it was still crude, referencing a prior crude bomb found last Sunday. The man behind the attacks, George Metesky, 54, of Waterbury Conn, has been in custody since January 22 and was committed to an insane asylum on April 18 after planting 22 bombs, 15 injuries reported with no fatalities, all tied to grievances against a utility company.
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New York
New
Broadway-LaFayette Street
George Metesky
Waterbury
Metesky
Park funds sought for Kanopolis Reservoir plan
William Salome, head of administration, will study federal park funds next month for Kanopolis Reservoir. The Kansas Park Authority sought 200000 dollars from the 1957 Legislature but lawmakers refused. Attention will also focus on a Missouri Basin Interagency Committee meeting in Worland, Wyoming, early July.
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Topeka
William C. Salome
Kanopolis Reservoir
Salome
Missouri Basin Interagency Committee
Worland
Wyo
Kansas Park Authority
Traffic Toll Topeka Kansas 1957 Fatalities Report
State Accident Records shows in the past 24 hours no fatalities, bringing year to date total to 230. For the same period in 1956 the total was 262.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather recap Kansas region with showers possible
Partly cloudy conditions in the southwest with a chance of showers in the extreme southeast this afternoon. Generally fair through Sunday with cooler temperatures this afternoon and locally cooler east to night, warmer in the west by Sunday. Low tonight 50 to 60, northeast to east. Yesterday’s high 86, low 73 the record highs and lows shown for the date. River stage this morning.
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Kansas
Bo. m
Senate Team To Sit in On Arms Talks
Sen. Humphrey said a senatorial adviser team will most likely join later stages of London disarmament talks. Dulles asked Congress to designate members to study progress so they can participate if desirable. Humphrey expects 12 members, split evenly, may travel when the time is ripe.
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Senate
Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
London
Dulles
Premaure
Harold E. Stassen
U.S
Russia
Britain
France
Canada
Plane crashes in Clarksburg backyard killing three
A twin engine Airlines training plane crashed in the backyard of Mr and Mrs John A Anderson in Clarksburg Maryland. All three aboard were killed while the Anderson family narrowly avoided harm as the craft plunged near their home. The cause is undetermined and no fire occurred. The Andersons son and two daughters witnessed the scene.
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Clarksburg
Capital Airlines
John A. Anderson
Frederick
Sunday's Lesson Dividends From Disaster
ROY L. SMITH discusses the Uniform Sunday School Lesson for June 24 God's Steadfast Love. The Joseph story shows a person of integrity can turn trouble into value. Joseph endures false accusation and imprisonment, revealing that character remains the key asset when events unfold beyond control.
Death Toll in Italy Rises as Floods Hit North
In Rovigo and surrounding northern regions the weather crisis deepens with at least 20 deaths reported over a week. Floodwaters from the Po swamp lands, spreading across about 25 square miles of the river delta, worsen the disaster as rescue and relief efforts continue.
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Rovigo
Italy
Change Sought For Station At Emporia
The Communications Commission was asked to approve the license assignment for KVOE Emporia. The transfer involves television channel 2 from Springfield Illinois to Terre Haute Indiana. Curb Service Dutchmaid Ice Cream at 408 S Main Ph 86 167-c-11.
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Emporia
Washington
The
Communications Commission
KVOE
Bluestem Broadcasting Colime
Chan
Springfield
St. Awn Soul
Louis
Terre Haute
Ind
S. Main
Baby Pictures Basis For Plea
VAN N UYS Calif A minister s wife solicits ten thousand baby pictures to propose a plea to halt testing of nuclear weapons She seeks public support to stop weapon testing through a photographic appeal involving infants and families
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van Nuys
Calif
Parrot to receive daily brandy. long life planned
In Victoria B C a parrot named Mike is slated to live out his days in a mansion shared with two other birds. A will ensures he is fed daily brandy and kept in the property owned by Doug Abrams, with the house’s contents including a portrait of Mike. Mrs J Gallal Kernatan, wife of a local pastor, says the pictures and signatures are being collected to finalize the arrangement before Aug. 6.
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Victoria
B.C
Mike
Wilson Mans
Parrot Paradise
Wah Mong
Abrams
Doubts Russia Would Attack Free Europe
General Lauris Norstad, NATO supreme commander, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a Soviet attack on Western Europe is most unlikely but not impossible. He cited 20 000 Soviet planes and 175 divisions, urged cautious disarmament hopes, and said NATO air defenses give several hours for a counterstrike, with retaliatory forces able to destroy key targets for years if precautions are followed.
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Washington
Lauris Norstad
Free Europe
Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Europe
America
Central Kansas Storm Strikes Franklin County With Wind Hail
A night windstorm hit Franklin County with possible twisting winds near Liberty, causing damaged phone lines, knocked-down fences, and a few buildings’ corners. Across Hutchinson and surrounding towns, winds up to 98 mph, heavy rain, and widespread damage injured several and sparked many fires.
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Liberty School
Liberty
Hutchinson
Kansas
Carl Spriggs
Steve Chlentaos
Baker
Belleville
Beloit
Oakley
Hays
Korean Buildup Begins Monday
The United States plans to send modern fast jet interceptors to South Korea starting Monday to counter a communist buildup in North Korea. F100 jets with advanced radar will land at Osan, part of steps to modernize forces in Korea, with new arms slated for American infantry and equipment for South Korean troops within armistice allowances.
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Seoul
United States
South Korea
North Korea
U. N
pNew
Osan
Korea
Panmunjom
U.S
Knowland Won’t Discuss 1958 Plans Until August
Senate Majority Leader William F. Knowland of California said he would not reveal his political plans before August. He confirmed there will be a California governor’s race next year and noted his retirement from the Senate at the end of this term in December 1959.Widespread speculation ties him to a 1958 gubernatorial bid and a potential 1960 Republican presidential run.
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San Francisco
Willliam F. Knowland
Calif
California
Knowland
Senate
Deeds Not Words Nixon Urges Measured Peace Policy
Vice President Nixon urged that U S dealings with Communist nations be judged by deeds rather than words. Speaking at the Mayflower II anniversary in Plymouth Mass he urged peaceful change, warned against overreliance on hope, and emphasized that debate within the nation will shape a policy to promote world peace and safeguard national security.
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Plymouth
Mass
Nixon
United States
Eisenhower
England
Cairo Court Jails Britons For Spying
A Cairo court sentenced two Britons to prison terms for spying against Egypt. James Swinburn received five years and James Zarb was given a ten year term. Charles Pittuck and John Stan lly were acquitted. two others were acquitted.
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Marian Walter
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Anderson
Wayne
Larry
Sharon
By Roy L. Smith
Joseph
DR Smith
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Dr, Smith
Ana
Easi
Rupe Dunn
Jef
Wellsville
Homer Miller
RFD
Dunn
Co-Op
Pholo
Chuck Langdon
Baby Pictures
Parrot
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Japan
UidiiMy Sinague
Franklin
Crotts
Robert Martin
Ray Angleton
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
South Main
Kansas City Power and Light Co
le Loup
Ottawa
Merle Paul Place
Marais Des Cygnes
John Skelton
Courtland
Scandia
Ellis Jarge
Salina
Lamb
Alice Swanson
Dallas
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