Dutch Cabinet formation delayed by Hofmans affair
Premier Willem Drees denied that the queen's ties to faith healer Miss Hofmans would block forming a new Dutch government. He said a coalition of the five largest parties is sought, excluding the Communists, and that public report speculation would not influence policy. He described the matter as unconnected to cabinet decisions.
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Hague
Netherlands
Willem Drees
Juliana
Miss Hofmans
Drees
Labor
Fishermen Demand Air Conditioning in Oklahoma Lodge
Oklahoma City June 21 AP reports anglers refuse to stay in the new 20 room Lake Texoma fishing lodge due to lack of air conditioning. A nearby million dollar, fully air conditioned lodge is booked solid.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Planning and Resources Board
Lake Texoma
Milk for Brazil shipment from Charleston to Brazil
The United Nations will ship five million pounds of dried milk from Charleston to Brazil in the coming weeks. The aid product comes from U.S. surplus stocks and is intended for needy Brazilian children.
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Charleston
D.C
United Nations
Brazil
U. S
Merger Explained Freedom for Congregational Churches
Omaha report details that the proposed merger with the Evangelical and Reformed Church would preserve each local Congregational Christian church's autonomy and faith practices. The executive committee led by Rev. Dr. Raymond Walker stated assent would be voluntary, addressing fears of central coercion as discussions proceed at the General Council meeting in Omaha.
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Raymond Walker
Portland
Ore
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Congregational Christian General Council
Arthur H. Bradford
Jaffrey, N.H
Weekly Editors To Hear Huston At SIU Carbondale
Weekly editors will gather at Southern Illinois University Carbondale July 16 20 for the National Conference of Weekly Newspaper Editors. Luther Huston NYT Supreme Court, Dean William L Bradshaw Missouri political science authority, and Richard W Posten SIU Community Development director headline sessions. Howard R Long SIU Journalism director and conference secretary notes the event aims to provide informal background for local leadership. One session will critique the editors own pages led by Charles C Clayton.
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Southern Illinois University At
Carbondale
Luther Huston
United States Supreme Court
New York Times
William L. Bradshaw
University of Missouri
Richard W. Posten
SIU
Howard R. Long
SIU Department of Journalism
Charles C. Clayton
Illinois Corn Taller Than Normal In Latest Crop Report
Illinois corn stands at 16 inches, three inches above normal for this period, according to state federal crop service data. Both corn and soybeans show another week of good growth with strong stands reported for soybeans as well.
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Illinois
Federal Crop Service
Elijah Parrish Lovejoy Award to Weekly Editor
Long notes this year's conference will honor a weekly newspaper editor with the Elijah Parrish Lovejoy Award for courage in journalism. The award, named for Alton, Illinois editor and press freedom martyr, is the only weekly-specific journalism honor. Ten editors from nine states were nominated. the award will be presented at the conference opening. Officers include Houstoun Waring, Littleton Colorado, Independence Seavene, and Malcolm D. Coe from Earlburg Virginia.
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Long
Elijah Parrish Lovejoy
Department of Journalism
Alton, Ill
America
Houstoun Waring
Littleton
Colo
Independen Seavene
Malcolm D. Coe
Earisburg
Virginian
Nehru Begins Month Long Tour to World Capitals
Prime Minister Nehru started a month long journey to major capitals starting with Damascus. The trip includes London Washington and other cities with planned stops in Frankfurt Hamburg Bonn Paris Brioni Cairo and Beirut. A Washington visit with President Eisenhower is scheduled for July 7 10 but could be affected by Ike's illness.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Damascus
London
Washington
Eisenhower
Frankfurt
Hamburg
Bonn
Germany
Paris
Brioni
Yugoslavia
Cairo
Beirut
Lebanon
Wheat consumption per American in 1909 noted
A 1909 statistic records that the average American consumed 5 percent more wheat than in the prior year, reflecting rising dietary trends and agricultural output during the period.
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