Nine Killed as Air Tanker Crashes Near Windsor Missouri
A four engine Air Force tanker on a refueling mission caught fire after takeoff from Sedalia and crashed into a farm north west of Windsor. Nine of 11 aboard died. two crew members parachuted to safety. Residents described a fierce explosion and a bright flash as the plane went down.
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Wendsor
Air Force
Sedalia Air Forge
Missouri
Rock Island
Asa Gunn
Eildon
Stanley C. Beach
Lambert Lake
Walter H. Pouk
Knoxville
Tenn
Lodge Invites Russia to Join Atoms for Peace Pool
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr invited the Soviet Union to contribute fissionable material to President Eisenhower's atoms for peace pool announced in London.
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Lodge
Russia
London
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Eisenhower
Nations seek disarmament at five power talks
The U S representative on the eve of the five nation conference promised an honest disarmament plan. Reports say civilians were withdrawn from Nanchishan island as Soviet and British officials discuss positions amid tensions over Formosa and the Tachen Islands.
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Lodge
U. S
United States
Formosa
China
Wwe Tolh
Wanchishan
Russia
Hvorid
Andrei Gromsko
Guerrilas
Air Force Headquarters
Nanchishan
Gromyko
Nan
Pelimyshan
Coluran
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachen Islands
Formom
Nanthishan
U.S
Weather Delays Atom Test Blast Near Las Vegas
The atomic proving ground north of Las Vegas was idle due to poor weather. If conditions improve, the shot will be the third in the current series and about twice as powerful as the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs. The device fires from a 50 foot tower with 1200 troops in trenches, 4000 yards away, and 100 aircraft participate.
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Las Vegas
Xev
INS
Hiroshima
Naganai
Calves Escaped After Thruway Truck Overturns
A truck carrying 124 calves overturned on the Thruway near Peru causing a 6:30 A.M. roundup by state troopers and maintenance workers. Three calves died and three were butchered on scene. About 119 calves scattered across all lanes as workers corralled them into a makeshift enclosure.
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Thruway
U.S. Britain
Peru
Perard Overpass
State Faircivd
Weedsport
Robert Wyle
Wyllie
Peru Sd
Mrs. F D R Can't Speak in School
A speech by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt in a public school raised a charge that it would be used for political purposes. The event was staged at Whippocraft Panke ey School as part of a Democratic message about political activity in the home town.
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Armone
Franklin D. Roncevelu
Alia Rag Ie
Marc the Cepantes
Whippocraft Pankeey
Alaska
Graham Wirahiy
Pani Lehr
Ciiman
Guy Life
The
Board of Education
Brace
Long Time No Fee in Missouri Barber College Case
Frank Berry, a barber college operator in St. Joseph, Mo, with 17 years in operation and about 300 graduates, was fined zero dollars after being charged with barbering without a license in Mazicrate Coor. This brief notes the legal action and the outcome.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Frank Berry
Berry
Mazicrate Coor
Lost Moon Found by the Brain at New York GP
An electronic brain the Univac rediscovered Jupiter’s eighth moon unseen since 1941. Dr. Paul Herget announced from the Cincinnati Observatory that Univac calculations at Mount Wilson in 20 minutes mapped the moon’s path to 1980. Jupiter has twelve moons and their orbits drift from circular paths due to massive solar and planetary forces.
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New York GP
Jupiter
Univac
Paul Herget
Cincinnati Observatory
Terget
Mount Wilson
Calif
Today’s Chuckle About Old Soldiers Fading Back In
A light note jokes that aging veterans keep a place in their past by slipping into old uniforms. The quip plays on nostalgia and the stubborn pull of familiar attire.
Tobacco Heir and Wife Escape Yacht Fire Off Miami Beach
Richard J Reynolds, heir to a tobacco fortune, and his wife escaped a yacht fire near Miami Beach aboard a small boat. The 60 foot cruiser Scarlet Oraza burned after a boiler or engine trouble sparked the blaze as the craft neared Nassau. The Coast Guard assisted, and all three passengers reached shore unharmed.
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Miame Beach
MiNinnaire Tobacco
Richard J. iReynokie
Miami Beach
Nassau
Reynolds
Coast Guard
Resty
Scarlet Oraza
Atlantic
Florida
More Cold More Snow Sweeps In From Northwest
A weather report warns of continued arctic cold and snow as a weak low pressure disturbance moves from Wisconsin toward Syracuse. Assoc Meteorologist Alexander Sajnoski notes this system will bring snow flurries, strong northwest winds, and a harsh cold snap with temperatures dipping from around 33 to lower levels as dry air settles in.
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Arctic
Alexander Sajnowski
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Sadowski
Fox
Malenkov Faces Pressure Within Soviet Power Structure
Pravda accuses the Ministry for Electric Power Stations under ex-Premier Malenkov of inefficiency and backward methods. Western Soviet observers speculate his demotion from deputy premier and power minister may presage a broader purge. Critics cite recent actions and pricing as undermining his authority.
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Moscow
Georgia Malenkov
Pravda
New York
Sheervers
Malenkov
Honeymoon Ends Between Ike and Democrats in Congress
Washington reports the seven week honeymoon between President Eisenhower and the 84th Congress has ended. The Republican White House and Democratic House leaders, led by Rayburn, face sharper partisan divides as Eisenhower warns against Communism while avoiding direct clashes with Democrats. Concluded on page 27.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ray
House of Representatives
Savell
Sam Rayburn
DemocratThe Sppaker
Ola
Ipublican
Drunken Driver Ashline Sentenced In Three-Fold Record
Arthur E. Ashline, 35, of 301 Bearst, jailed for one to four years in Africa State Prison after admitting three prior drunken driving convictions in 1940 at Poughkeepsie Albany and a 1940 grand larceny in Plattsburg. Heise pleads not guilty to drunken driving. bail set at 1000. license held.
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Arthur E. Ashline
Africa
Ashline
Poughkeepsie
Land
Albany
Plattsburg
Leo W. Breed
Syracuse
Howard J. Heise
Walant Av
Truman H. Preston
Heise
Brunol
Joseph Morabito
Erie Bird
Warrens
Democrats Confident on Passage of 40 20 Tax Cut
The House moved into debate on a Democratic plan that would cut $20 from taxes for each taxpayer and dependent, starting next Jan. 1, with about $815 million in revenue loss next year and $2.2 billion over the plan’s first year. Support varied within both parties as leaders signaled a vote delay to tomorrow. House numbers cited include 232 Democrats and 203 Republicans.
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Mr. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
House
Viriginia
Esenhower
G.o.2s
Martin
R-Mass
G.O
Rep
Halleck
R-Ind
G.O.P
Rayburn
D-_ Tex
Tom
Eisen
Drop That Hamburg Inspectors Warned In City Notice
Daryl DuMond, director of the city Bureau of Food Sanitation, warned operators to beware of phony inspectors claiming city or state sanction. Reported incidents include unauthorized individuals taking food and beverages without paying from restaurants and meat markets, with hamburgers taken as sample items for tests.
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Daryl DuMond
City Bureau of Food Sanitation
Gore sells Sauk Prairie Star after recall bid failure
Sauk Prairie Star publisher Rox Gore announces sale to Elmer Anjperson and Robert Anderson of Crox, Minn due to recall backlash. Gore says family needs attention and he has neglected evidence in the past.
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Sauh Ciy. Wis
le Rox Gore
McCarthy
R-Wis
Today
Sauk Prairie Star
Elmer Anjperson
Robert Andere
Crosox. Minn
Gore
Teen Editor Wins Front Pages by Dog Incident
In Manila, 17 year old Pedro Fakiz edited a dog story that topped front pages today. Reports say Takiz seized the dog two days earlier and was bitten on the neck in the incident.
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Manila
Pedro Fakiz
Bonn Battles Red Rioters in Capital Riots
Communist rioters clashed with police in Bonn as West Germany debated ratification of the Paris arms treaty and the Saar accord. Soviet Zone radio urged against rearmament while police blocked access to the federal parliament building with water cannon and clubs.
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Bonn
Germany
Paris
Saar
Rhine River
Burial at last for forgotten Memphis brother Ed Cochran
In 1917 Brother Ed Cochran died and lay unclaimed for 35 years in a Caruthersville Mo funeral home. Relatives finally traveled there to identify the body and arrange burial next Sunday as mourners recall a life long remembered by extended family and friends.
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Tonn
Ed“ Cochran
Carutheraie
Uny
Memphis
Drothes
Exa Lee Cochran
Ezra Ler
Brother Ed
Edwards
Ezra Lee
Taygel
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