U N Allows New Weapons in Korean Armistice Patch
The United Nations Command voids the armistice ban on new weapons to align with North Korea's buildup. US official Murray Snyder says future arms may include jet aircraft capable of carrying atomic arms but no atomic weapons are being supplied now. North Korea denounces the move while vowing to oppose arming U N forces.
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U. S
Washington
U.N
South Korea
Chung Kook Rook
Inflation spar over policy probes in Senate clash
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey and Sen Kerr quizzed each other on inflation causes and the records of Truman and Eisenhower about fighting it. Kerr pressed shortages and prices while Humphrey cited overall prosperity and promised a list of shortages.
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Manorville rescue story turns sour over doctor bill
Five weeks after Benny Hooper Jr was rescued from a 24 foot well neighbors recount division and worry over a $1500 medical bill. Benny’s parents say they are stunned by the charge while acknowledging the doctor’s care. They have received little money despite NBC Today appearances and charity letters. Mediation talks are planned with the Suffolk County Medical Society to resolve the dispute.
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N.Y
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Benny
Joseph Kris
Mike Stiriz
Sam Woodson
Stiriz
Long Island
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Benjamin K. Hooper
Bill
Hooper
Kris
Bayview Hospital
A_ medical society
Benny Hooper Jr
Joseph H. Kris
Suffolk County Medical Society
Illinois House fumbles judicial reform push in late session
Springfield June 21 The Illinois Senate moved a judicial reform resolution with amendments as House leaders warned of a looming vote. A procedural clash stalled action, then a compromise allowed a committee hearing on the Bairstow plan. Debate resumes Monday with broader constitutional proposals on the agenda for next week.
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Illinois House
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R Plainfeld
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Wood
Jack Bairstow
Waukegan
Lens W. Russell On
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William Lynch
Chicago
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Auctor of Public Accounts
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General Assembly
Arrington
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Eight-year-old faces four traffic charges in soapbox car
In Miami on June 21 an eight year old boy, Wesley W Toll Jr, receives a traffic summons for driving a lawnmower powered soapbox in a parking lot. Charges include no license, headlights, state license plate, and overloading. Wesley and two playmates were aboard. The Toll family will appear at North Miami Municipal Court to answer today.
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Fla
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Wesley
Tolls
North Miami Munici Court
Kishi Pledges Japan Loyalty Amid Trade Aims
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi told a National Press Club luncheon that Japan would not become Communist or neutralist and will not recognize Communist China except through the United Nations. He spoke after meeting President Eisenhower, saying talks widened agreement and opened a new era in U S Japan relations. He urged a rapid settlement of the Okinawa and Ryukyu island status and US garrison issues.
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Tornado kills six children in Fargo family tragedy
A Fargo tornado tore through 100 blocks killing six Munson children aged 1 to 12 and injuring at least 85. National Guard and volunteers hunted wreckage as warnings had been broadcast. The twister battered Shanley High School and American Lutheran Church. Moorhead, Athol, and other areas reported debris and damage.
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Lois Ann
Munson
Don Tutgen
Max Kankelwitz
National Guard
John Davis
Hershel Lashkowitz
North Dakota
Red River
Shanley High School
American Lutheran Church
Richard Rasmussen
Associated Press
Rasmussen
Miss Young America 4-H poses with Rep Mahon on capitol steps
Sharon Thompson crowned Miss Young America 4-H poses with Congressman George Mahon on the capitol steps during a visiting event. The Texas Democrat greets the titleholder as part of a broader tour.
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Capitol Steps
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George Mahon
D-Tex
Church Burglar Gets One Year
Charles Pitcock, 28, of East St. Louis, was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to burglary and larceny for robbing a Carbondale church. SIU student Sam Richards foiled the break in at First Baptist Church on June 2, aiding police until arrival of officers. A $50.50 pawned by Pitcock and $3 in church funds were reported missing.
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East St. Louis
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Jackson County
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Menard
Chester
Sam Richards
SIU
N. University Ave
Pitcock
First Baptist
W. Main St
Richards
Henry Hale
Harold Peterson
Jim Stearns
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Rayburn BR. Colp
Bill Goes To Senate Floor
Senn Knowland said the Senate maneuver improved the civil rights bill outlook but stopped short of predicting passage this session. By a 45 39 vote the bill was placed on the calendar, keeping it from the Judiciary Committee chaired by Sen Eastland.
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Calif
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Eastland
D-Miss
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
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Partly Cloudy Forecast For Southern Illinois Today
Partly cloudy warm and humid weather expected tonight and Saturday with scattered showers likely. Low tonight near 70. High Saturday in the low 90s. Low Saturday night upper 60s. Crab Orchard Lake level at 1 inch above spillway.
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