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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1956
Page
3
Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower sparred over neutrality during June speeches, with Nixon defending neutrals as equals. Nehru criticized the approach as undemocratic, while Dulles later clarified that immoral neutralism harms others, noting UN participation shows concern for all nations.
A 13-year-old Topeka youth confessed to breaking into a service station claiming his $40 monthly allowance does not cover cigarettes. He was turned over to juvenile authorities. He said he typically spends his allowance in two days on swimming, movies, and candy. the money came from his grandmother with whom he lives.
Dayton Ohio detectives could not locate evidence in a case about a missing cookie jar containing 900 dollars. The owner called and confessed she moved the jar herself while getting out of bed to place it out of sight, and it was found behind a chair.
Helena Montana mayor Otto Brackman was away on vacation when K V Inger soll was appointed police judge. Brackman received an overtime parking ticket and a summons he paid the $1 fine saying he had never met the judge and wanted to shake hands.
Dulles argued that almost no nation can be fully neutral in moral terms. He stated there are practically no neutrals in the world and dismissed the idea of moral neutrality as rare or nonexistent.
The tuna industry sees higher production and steady US consumption with prices lower for both catch and canning. Domestic catch reached 290 million pounds last year while imports from Japan hit 144 million pounds, as new money funds clippers and industry fears Japan’s inroads.
Five year old Garland Dalton and three year old Paul Dalton sheltered in their grandfather's storm cellar as twin tornadoes swept over Mustang Oklahoma. Local reports describe the children safe after the funnel activity, with damage across the area and rescue crews assisting.
Santa Fe reports that Navajo leaders asked Gallup liquor stores close during the 1956 Ceremonial, a bid rejected by Liquor Director Hilton Dickson who warned of bootlegger activity otherwise. He said local Retail Beverage Association will crack down and state inspectors will be in Gallup. A June 25 meeting opened talks. a separate note describes a miniature metal lawn chair found twisted near E G Dalton's home after a storm.
Johnny Stuart at a Charleston filling station reports four men and two women from South Carolina arrived about 1 am seeking a new fan belt. While he attended another customer the group left without paying and stole a box of tools, two tires and a wheel totaling 168 dollars.
California researchers unveil a 30 year fig breeding program result named Canadiia. The UC system reports the new hybrid thrives in various areas and shows promise for both fresh and dried markets.
Stanley Zuras, 60, died of a heart attack while fighting a motel blaze in Mackinaw City. Fire officials report an explosion of undetermined origin touched off the fire, destroying the interior of a 12 unit frame motel as firemen waited for a train to clear a crossing.
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