Senate views films on Tuttle Creek Dam funding
A Senate Appropriations subcommittee screened motion pictures contrasting the Blue Valley flood risk and potential dam benefits for the Tuttle Creek project in Kansas. Army Engineers presented flood damage footage while Blue Valley residents highlighted displacement. The panel aims to complete work on the bill and forward it to the full committee.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations
Tuttle Creek
Kansas
Blue River
Manhattan
Blue Valley
Ara
Sen. Robertson
D-Va
U.S. Army
Missouri River
Turtle Creek
Ellender
D-La
Subcommittee
Eliender
Full
Appropriations Committee
Steam From Faucet Triggers Cambridge House Drill
Cristo turned on cold water and released a blast of live steam. Firemen found a hot water heater on the second floor had vaporized water in all pipes, so they shut off the heater and drained the lines to avert a possible explosion. Gold is 19.3 times as heavy as water.
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Cambridge
Mass
Cristo
Campaign launched by Blue Valley foes of Tuttle Creek
BLUE VALLEY opponents of Tuttle Creek Dam begin a state wide tour to rally support against a 7.5 million dollar appropriation to resume construction. Delegations from Milford and Perry areas join Mrs. Robert Dreith of Leonardville in the drive as the measure awaits Senate action, echoing a 1952 effort by the Blue Valley Belles.
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Manhattan
Kas
Blue Valley
Tuttle Creek
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert Dreith
Leonardville
Blue Valley Group
Republican
Delaway Valley
Milford
Perry
Blue Valley Belles
Howard S. Miller
Congress
Kansas
Officer Found Missing Bone
A three inch bone fragment found 100 feet from a motorcycle truck crash may aid Harold Walat in recovery. Doctors identified it as part of his left tibia and replanted it, noting the leg is mending well five days after the accident and that without the fragment a bone graft or shortening might have been needed.
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Chicago
Harold Walat
Walat
Heavy Rains Hit Emporia Setting Rainfall Record
Em poria measured official rainfall of 2.45 inches this morning but city total reached 3.59 inches, the heaviest since July 1951. The rain gauge is at the airport four miles south of the city.
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Emporia
Peron Frees Top Radicals in Argentina Political Move
Buenos Aires reported the release of 10 Radical Party leaders detained since the June 16 revolt against President Juan D. Peron's regime, with four more held. Police in Buenos Aires province arrested two Communists and two Radicals on undisclosed rumor charges. Among those freed is David Michel Torino, ex-director of El Intransigente, once shut by the government. The government also lifted all flight restrictions imposed after the revolt.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Radical Party
Juan D. Peron
Eva Peron
Chamber of Deputies
Peronistas
David Michel Torino
Salta
el Intransigente
Peron
Torino
Inter-American Press Assn
Seek Airman In Triple Slaying
An all points alert seeks a tall 190 pound airman, about 25, possibly linked to the killings of Mrs. Ruby C. McPherson, 44, her son George Richard McPherson, 12, and Mrs. Zola Norman, 65, in Dickinson Texas. A California lead proved false after Inglewood police found a car without plates that did not belong to the suspect.
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Zola Norman
McPherson
Me And Juliet Opens At Starlight Theater
Kansas City stage notes the musical comedy Me and Juliet making its Midwestern premiere at Starlight Theater. The backstage romance tale stars Russell Arms and Dorothy Collette with performances through next Sunday night.
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Kansas City
Juliet
Starlight Theater
Russell Arms
Dorothy Colillét
Swope Park Theater
Ike Travels Into Maine
President Eisenhower, upbeat after a weekend of fishing, arrives in Maine for an official welcome by Democratic Gov. Edmund S. Muskie in Skowhegan, near Sen. Margaret Chase Smith. A clambake at Mrs. Smith’s home precedes a Washington return and a White House briefing on the Soviet shootdown incident.
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Maine
Eisenhower
Edmund S. Muskie
Skowhegan
Margaret Chase Smith
Muskie
New England
White House
Secetary
State Dulles
U.S. Navy
Bering Strait
Soviet Siberia
U. S. Alaska
Magalloway River
Little Bay Falls
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