Act Soon On New Farm Bill
House Speaker Rayburn promised early action to scrap the administration farm program and restore rigid high price supports for five crops at 90 percent parity. The Agriculture Committee approved a five crop bill. Rayburn predicted a vote soon, while Senate fate and Eisenhower veto risk loom. More than 40,000 Americans, mostly military, live in southern Okinawa.
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Rayburn
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Agriculture Committee
Congress
Cooley
D-Nc
Senate
Eisenhower
Okinawa
High School To Honor Chaplain In Korea Memorial
A two million dollar technical high school in Kwangju near Seoul will be dedicated to Chaplain Captain Emil J. Kapaun of Pilsen Kansas who died in a North Korea prisoner camp while caring for American captives. The Father Kapaun Memorial Technical School is under construction with funds from the U S Army aid program and Catholic donations. The Salesian Fathers will operate the school focused on mission boys education.
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Emil J. Kapaun
Pilsen
Kas
North Korea
Father Kapaun
Kwangju
U. S. Army
Korea
Americar
Catholic Church
Airman Earns Bronze Medal for Courage in Bermuda Rescue
Colonel Duane E. Hall of the 802nd Air Division at Smoky Hill Base Kansas received a Bronze Medal from the Royal Humane Society in London for aiding civilian Michael Marks of HMS Sheffield after a shark attack near Hamilton Bermuda last July. Hall and civilian Struan Smith assisted Marks to shore and provided first aid until doctors arrived.
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Smoky Hill Air Force
Kansas
Royal Humane Society of London
Orlando Air Force Base
Hall
Michael Marks
HMS Sheffield
Hamilton
Bermuda
Marks
29Th Air, Rescue Squadron
Struauan
Smith
Rancher's Wife Dies In Crash Near Hays Kansas
Mrs. Dorothy Louise Hall, 29, wife of a Cadell County rancher, was killed when her car went through a partially burned bridge on a county road near Hays. She was alone in the vehicle.
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Hays, Kas
Dorothy Louise Hall
Cadell
Hays
President Still Undecided On Defense of Matsu Island
James Marlow reports from Washington that the Eisenhower administration remains undecided on whether to defend the Chiang Kai-shek held Matsu and Quemoy islands. Dulles signals a future decision while public statements avoid committing to defense, aiming to deter Red attack without full pledge, as officials weigh strategic coastal positions near Formosa. The piece notes U.S. treaty and congressional pledges to defend Formosa and the Pescadores, and the concern that vague talk may embolden opponents.
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Western Pacific
Southeast Asia
Chiang
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
Comuunists
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Dulles
Red China
Formosa
Pescadores Islands
Congress
Pescadores
Lattack
Keith
Franklin County
Ottawa Herald
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Willitawa
Senate
Itions Committee
Wilson
Hisenhower
Munich
Germany
Faure Government Wins Budget Vote in Parliament
Paris. Premier Edgar Faure's government survives a key budget date after the National Assembly approved Article 362-342 granting a yearly raise of 25.71 dollars for civil and military personnel both active and retired. Faure warned his two-week old cabinet would resign if defeated, after a previous defeat when the measure was first presented.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Assembly
Pirre Mendes-Wrance
Italian Senate session erupts in fist fight over Paris treaties
In Rome the Italian Senate debate on Paris treaties to rearm West Germany ended in a free-for-all as Communist and rightist senators fought. Senate President Cesare Merza gora suspended the session as ushers separated factions and cleared the hall. In TALPEL Formosa buildings rattled during a brief strong earthquake. Dutch army chaplains were directed to censor religious viewpoints in films shown to troops.
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Paris
West
Germany
Senate
Cesare Merzagora
Talpel
Formosa
Hague
Netherlands
Call for wider effort to eradicate a dread disease
The speaker urges education on eradicating the disease, noting personal sacrifices for child safety and dairy practices. They appeal for an active organization to lead the milk-shed safety drive in Ottawa and offer personal availability as a worker.
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Ottawa
Freone Hollinger Receives Best Wishes for Future Success
Message wishes Mrs. Freone Hollinger of Route 2 Ottawa prosperity and sincere congratulations on her future achievements.
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Freone Hollinger
Ottawa
New Bridge Over Nemaha Assistance Promised
Rep Avery of Kansas pledged support for a Nemaha river bridge to replace the one washed out by flood in 1951. Rep Weaver of Nebraska said Avery wrote of the bridge’s value to Kansans and offered help in passing the bill.
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Nemaha River
Avery
R- Kas
Weaver
R-Neb
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