Lockwood to elect Queen of Wheat with cake votes
In Lockwood Missouri a cakewalk charity contest will decide the town’s Queen of Wheat. Seventeen groups nominated queens and 100 votes per cake. cakewalk tickets at 10 cents grant 10 votes. Fred W. Frye says about 50 cakes and 500 600 cakewalkers are expected. Also shared: twins Robert and Richard Galloway had mistaken identities after arm breaks.
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Lebanese Battle in Two Cities
Security forces and rebels clashed in Beirut and Tripoli amid rising threat to pro Western President Camille Chamoun. Heavy fighting erupted in Basra Mosque quarter with fatalities and dozens wounded. Rebel leaders vow ongoing offensive while U S stance shifts toward viewing Lebanon as internal affair.
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Burke Nominated for U S District Judge in Northern California
President Eisenhower announced Lloyd H. Burke of Piedmont California as a nominee for U S District judge for Northern California. The action follows a routine Senate confirmation process.
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Knowland Sees GOP Unity as Essential
SACRAMENTO UPS U S Sen William F Knowland says Republican candidates must unite for a November victory though not all issues require full agreement He urged the party to avoid purges and to work for each other even amid disagreements Knight plans an independent fall campaign and knows Knowland endorses Knight while backing labor rights positions He argues unity is essential to success without weakening unions that are properly funded
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Satellite's Expiration Due Today
Explorer IIT satellite is to expire today as the Army reports it performed beyond expectations. Launched March 26 from Cape Canaveral it transmitted detailed cosmic ray data. Its orbit was highly elliptical with a far point of 1,700 miles and a near point of 117 miles, drawing closer to Earth before burning up on reentry.
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Dead Union Chief Accused of Theft
Washington Senate racketeers prober accuses William Hutcheson deceased head of the Car Union of embezzling quarter of a million dollars of union property and bequest to heirs. Maurice Hutcheson, successor, sat still as allegations arose of funds used to dodge Indiana highway scandal indictments. Kennedy charged Hutcheson and Hoffa with collusion with Max Raddock to fix a Lake County grand jury. McClellan closed hearings naming Raddock in a $185,000 fraud against the union.
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