Storms Rip Through West Area Causing Damage and Injuries
Violent weekend storms battered Texas Oklahoma and Kansas leaving fields drenched and crops harmed. In Texas near Ft Stockton a hailstorm injured nineteen farm workers including tourists Frank Stocker and family. Cotton crops suffered as three inches of rain drenched Midland and flooding swelled rivers in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ft Stockton
Tex
Frank Stocker
San Fernando
Califa
Midland
Dallas
Earmers
Woendward
Ellis
Lakin
High Court Upholds Obscenity Strip Laws
The High Court affirmed Newark's anti striptease ordinance and upheld related obscenity laws after citing a New Jersey Supreme Court decision. The ruling reversed prior contempt convictions and ordered a reconsideration in light of Watkins decisions, while noting several dissents and affirmances on intertwined cases.
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High Court
Newark
Trrmunal
New Jersey Suprem Court
Adams Newark ‘Theatre Co. J and
I. Hirst Enterprises, Inc
U.S. Court
Justina Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Watkins
95 Percent of H Bomb Fallout Eliminated
British May 31 test in the central Pacific produced only slight direct radioactive fallout officials said the device could be a near "clean" weapon if fired at high altitude. Scientists accompanying Strauss to the White House said all tests to date yielded harmless amounts of radioactivity. Teller and other experts declined to discuss policy, noting the future remains classified.
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Britain
Central Pacific
Strauss
White House
Teller
Tetler
Lawrence
Uit
High Court Rapped on Decisions
SUN VALLEY Idaho UP The president of the National Assn of Attorneys General said Monday that Supreme Court decisions have set back the United States by 25 years in fighting communism. Louis C. Wyman of New Hampshire criticized rulings on the Smith Act and urged four steps to curb judicial power.
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Abraham Flower
United Public Workers of America
Lloyd Barenblatt
University Ofchigan
Vassar College
Harry Sager
New York
Watking
Spreme Court
Barenblatt
Sacher
Sun Valley
Idaho
National Assn
Supreme Court
United States
Psaid
Louis C. Wyman
New Hampshire
America
Wyman
Attorneys General
Supreme Court of the United States
Communist Party
United States Supreme Court
U. S. Senate
U S Russia Broadcast Exchange Proposal Revisited
Secretary of State noted Johnson’s support for a 1955 Eisenhower plan on East West contacts including a monthly uncensored radio broadcast exchange. State Department said the proposal remains under discussion awaiting Russian agreement. Lincoln White said Khrushchev’s TV appearance hastened consideration.
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Tosumm
Dudes
Johnson
Geneva
Dulles
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
Britain
France
White
Russia
Khrushchev
Do You Agree Love and Meeting a Beautiful Haddock
A quirky literary line notes the delight of love and the moment of discovering a striking resemblance between a beautiful girl and a haddock. The fragment from heremurty Tawe 1043, Perea, reads like playful verse.
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Haddock
Perea
Nominee draw sparks GOP speculation for 1960
Governors and party leaders weigh Eisenhower era influence as possible candidates like Gruenther McKeldin and Chandler offer cautious assessments. McKeldin backs Gruenther as a strong GOP nominee while noting Gruenther’s Catholic background. Many Republican governors doubt any single figure can dictate the nomination amid a wide open field.
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White House
Eisenhower
Mckeldin
Alfred. M. Gruenther
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Command
Gruen‘ther
Ameri Jcan Red Cross
Gruenther
MsKeldih
Stratton
GOP
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Vernon W. J Thamson
Wisconsin
Flandre Liner to Sail from Southampton Despite Strike End
The French Line announced the liner Flandre will sail to the United States from Southampton on Tuesday despite a weeklong French maritime workers’ stake. The move follows an end to the labor action without altering the voyage schedule.
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Paris
Flandre
Southampton
United States
Youths Plot Murder Ambush in Philadelphia Home
In Philadelphia three youths planned and carried out the ambush killing of 36 year old Martin Daniels Sr as he sat on his South Philadelphia stoop. They used a .30-30 rifle and claimed the elder was targeted for revenge after a family quarrel. Police identified the killer as the son of one of the youths.
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Philadelphia
Cili
Daniels
Turad
Ce le
Martin Daniels, Sr
Eds Ud
William
Jers
Homicide
David Edwards
Grover Clape
H. Roberts
Edwards
Roberts
Thej
Baker In & Rophiry
Iby Daniels
Mary
Curtis Raymond Md
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