Captain Called In Bribe Probe
The Senate subcommittee questioned Air Force Captain Raymond Wool in a graft inquiry over uniforms for the armed forces. A diary implicates a $50 000 payoff connected to a $2 000 000 sailor hat contract, with others denying the accusation. Levy alleged a former Wool secretary tried a $13 000 shakedown. Wool remains under Air Force investigation.
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Shelby
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Harry Lev
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UN Chief Renews Effort to Free 11 U.S. Airmen
United Nations Secretary General Hammarskjold renewed diplomatic pressure to obtain the release of 11 American aviators still imprisoned in Red China. Following the earlier release of four airmen, Hammarskjold sent a new message to Premier Chou Enlai as diplomats hoped for further freedom of UN command veterans in Korea.
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Hammarskjold
Chou
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Joose
Korea
Cool Comfort For Burning Feet Remedies
An advice note promotes soothing relief for burning feet with products described as cooling and mint based. It emphasizes foot comfort, softening and relief of stinging sensations, suggesting topical or soothing treatments for irritated feet.
Tornado Toil Lists Revised Area Casualties
Disaster director Tom Desmond reports updated tornado casualties across the Oklahoma Kansas region. Blackwell Oklahoma records 20 dead with 68 major injuries and 182 minor injuries. Udali Kansas 79 dead with 418 major injuries and 104 minor injuries. Cheyenne Oklahoma 2 dead and 3 major injuries. Leety Oklahoma none dead with 5 major injuries and 5 hospitalized. Coresponding branch offices opened in Cheyenne and Leedy, with central headquarters in Arkansas City.
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iLeedy
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Blackwell
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US Oil Output Drops in Week Ending May 28
The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows U S crude oil and condensate production fell by 31 750 barrels to 6 666 495 in the week ended May 28 Oklahoma led the decline dropping 22 300 barrels to 533 100 Texas production held at 2 811 300 barrels.
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Oil and Gas. Journal
Oklahoma
Texas
Tiger Observes Change as Cookie Adjusts
The tiger notes Cookie may not be fully aware, while the kittens adapt to new routines. Tiger continues feeding duties despite the shift, maintaining daily patterns amid uncertainty.
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Tiger
Cookie
Nationalist papers bitter at U.S. release of airmen
Formosa presses led by Hsin Sheng Pao attack the United States over Red China's release of four American airmen. The Central Daily News agrees, saying the move will not ease tensions but may heighten Western reactions and provoke more conflict.
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Formosa
U.S
Red China
Central Daily News
More Slav Parleys Seen In Yugoslavia Debate
An article notes renewed editorial comment on Yugoslavia and Sino Soviet relations. It cites a Kung Lun Pao report criticizing U.S. policy as indecisive and implying risk of a third world war if America clings to short sighted mutual security strategies.
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Central Daily News
China
Taipei
America
U.S
Snow Closes Idaho Falls Drive-In Screen With White Christmas
Heavy snow blanketed Idaho Falls area as a drive-in showed White Christmas yesterday. Two weeks earlier Shelley had the same screening under seven inches of snowfall.
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Idaho
Shelley
Talks Between Tito and Soviet Delegation End in Haze
Last night the Yugoslav President Tito and the Soviet delegation led by Nikita Khrushchev were said to be near a declaration of principles on world affairs. A Russian source claimed the conference ended successfully while a Yugoslav source said Tito seeks a declaration forcing Russians to prove their friendship. The Russian visitors toured Slovenia and Croatia and were due back in Belgrade tomorrow to finish talks.
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Tito
Nikita
Karosnehev
Fie
Slovenia
Croatia
Belgrade
Coal Pipeline Plan Nears Completion
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal and Cleveland Electric Illuminating announce a contract to ship about 18,000,000 tons of coal over 15 years. The pipeline will run 108 miles from an Ohio mine to Cleveland with water power pumping stations to move the coal, estimated cost between 8 and 10 million dollars.
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Dured
Ohio
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Cleveland Electric Mhuminating Co
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