Eisenhower Visits New Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs
President Eisenhower arrived at Petersont Field for his first visit to the new Air Force Academy near the Rockies. He toured the academy and greeted its first graduating class, plans a Denver stop, and will join his wife and mother-in-law in the state capital. Accompanying him were James H. Pougins, Gen. James D. White, Maj. and Mrs. Josh Eisenhower, and their four grandchildren. The First Lady is already in Denver with Mrs John B. Doud, who is 81.
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Denver
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Mary Jean
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John
Doud
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Zaddie Bunker Plans Supersonic Flight at George AFB
Zaddie Bunker, 71, known as the Grand Old Lady of Flying, will pilot a supersonic jet named Zaddie’s Rockin’ Chair IV at George Air Force Base during an Armed Forces Day celebration. She earned a private pilot license at 65 despite family opposition and long pursued aviation milestones.
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Robinson
Robbie
Risner
Oklahoma’ City
Oklato
Air Force
Mrs. Truman Undergoes Hospital Checkup in Kansas City
Mrs. Harry S. Truman, wife of the former president, is undergoing a routine checkup at Research Hospital in Kansas City. She entered the hospital Thursday as doctors assess lingering aftereffects from winter illnesses. A hospital spokesman said she is not ill.
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Harry S.truman
Explosion Destroys Titan Missile Stage in Test
An explosion destroyed the first stage of a Titan intercontinental ballistic missile Friday while it rested in a test stand in the mountain foothills southwest of Denver. The incident occurred during a routine test sequence, with no immediate reports of injuries or surrounding damage.
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Hunt Ketch Missing With Two From San Diego
Coast Guard intensifies search for the 32-foot San Diego Ketch Seaweed missing since late April with two Californians aboard. The vessel sailed from San Diego April 10 with Richard son and William James aboard, docking in Honolulu April 30. Richardson's aunt says the voyage was part of a 15,000-mile Pacific research project with Scripps Institution and the IGY, carrying advanced navigational and oceanographic gear. Coast Guard harbors are checked daily since May 5, with air and sea patrols continuing 700 miles off Oahu Friday.
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la Jolla
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International Geophysical Year
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Classifieds and Notices Page Guide
The note lists where to find church notices, classifieds, comics, crosswords, death notices, financials, shipping tables, sports, theaters, and temperature data across pages A and B sections. It serves as a reader reference for locating specific content in the edition.
Seven students killed returning from Shelbyville prom
Seven Shelbyville high school graduates died in a dirt road crossing crash with an Illinois Central passenger train two miles north of Mattoon after leaving a high school dance. Jerry Hill Irene Moon Judy Keel Dorothy Thomas Loraine Pfeiffer Lisle Moon and Jerry Hayes were among the victims. Ivan Moon survived. Hayes and Moon were University of Illinois students.
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Chicago
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Judy Keel
Dorothy Thomas
Loraine Pfeiffer
Lisle
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Irene
Hayes
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East Central
Ilinois
Dulles Weakens as Kin Gather in Washington
John Foster Dulles, 71, his cancer and pneumonia worsening, remains at Walter Reed Army Hospital. State Department reports a further decline while family members travel from Mexico City, New York, and Rye to be near him. His wife Janet and brother Allen, CIA head, are among those in Washington.
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Mexico City
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Germany
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Weather update with increasing clouds tonight and Sunday
Increasing low clouds tonight and early Sunday morning, but mostly sun Sunday afternoon. Slightly cooler conditions expected with the weekend turn.
Nine Lives Claimed by Two Fires in Missouri and Illinois
In Riverview near St. Louis a family of five died from smoke inhalation when their home burned early Friday night. North of Neelyville Missouri four children died in a frame farm house fire near the Wray family.
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Neelyville
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Roibert Jr
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George Kieffier
FBI to Arrest Seven Over Parker Lynching in Mississippi
Memphis dispatch reports the FBI is ready to arrest seven persons in connection with the lynching of Mack Charles Parker, a 23 year old Black man accused of raping a pregnant white housewife. Parker was taken from a Wiloplarville, Mississippi jail by masked men three weeks ago while awaiting trial.
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Parker
McIntosh Named President of Long Beach State College
SACRAMENTO The State Board of Education appointed Dr. Carl W. McIntosh as president of Long Beach State College. McIntosh, 44, has led Idaho State College since 1947. A California native, he graduated from the University of Redlands and earned master's and doctorate degrees at the University of Iowa.
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Sacramento
State Board’ of Education Today
Carl W. McIntosh
Long Beach State ‘College
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Idaho Stat Lege
California
University of Redlands
University of Iowa
Khrushchev Signals Willingness to Keep Talks Open
In Geneva Khrushchev rejects the Western package plan for Germany as a whole but says some points can be discussed. He spoke in Moscow after receiving the Lenin Peace Prize, weeks before Khrushchev’s ultimatum deadline and amid Berlin crisis. He suggested the Soviets want a summit with Eisenhower and will keep talks going despite the rejection.
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Eisenhower
Herter Flies to Rome Met by Pope Aids
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter arrived in Rome on a flying visit from Geneva. He met two Vatican officials who conveyed that Pope John XXIII is deeply interested in the Big Four conference. Herter planned talks with Prime Minister Antonio Segni and Pella on matters of concern to both nations and the world.
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Haircut War Drops Prices in Irving Barber Bout
In Irving Texas Ed Cox and former employees T Harrell and Jay Simmons battle over price cutting. Cox cut hair to 75 then 15 cents with promises of free shoeshines while Harrell charges 25 cents seeking to shut Cox out. Cox vows to spend 25000 to end the fight as shop workers quit or relocate.
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