Free Asia light comes to terms with U S aims Stassen says
Harold E. Stassen told the New York Women's Press Club that free Asia is overcoming misgivings about U S intentions. The remarks frame U S policy in Asia as the foreign operations administrator spoke in New York. A separate brief notes a tractor accident in Schaghticoke, Rensselaer County, killing 14 year old Ronnier Perouancher when a home made farm machine overturned on a highway.
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Free Asia
Breseen New York (Up
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Stassen
New York Women’s Press Club
Strikers Picket Miami Hotel After Supreme Court Ruling
AFL Hotel Employes Union organized picket lines around a third Miami hotel after a state Supreme Court ruled the Saxony Hotel picketing illegal. The action followed the ruling and a “strike a day” policy.
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A.F.L
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Miami Beach
Zulu Lulu Sets World Frog Jump Mark
A tiny frog named Zulu Lulu set a world record with an 18 feet 11% inch jump at the Frog Olympics in Durban. The event drew about 400 entrants from nations worldwide.
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Durban
South Africa
Notable deaths and career milestones recalled
Phillips Wyman age 60 publisher of Redbook and Bluebook magazines died suddenly in Redding Connecticut. W Frank Persons age 78 national director of the United States Employment Service during the Roosevelt era died in Cranford New Jersey. Persons was appointed director of enrollment for the Civitan Conservation Corps in 1932 and soon after led the U S Employment Service.
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Redbook
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Redding
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W. Frank Persons
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Franklin D.roosevelt
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N. J
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Persons
Civitan Conservation Corps
U. S.employment Service
Polio cases rise after Salk vaccine with 113 total
Reports show three new polio cases, two paralytic, among children vaccinated with Salk vaccine. CDC notes one Pennsylvania case reclassified, bringing total to 13. Maryland and Ohio report paralytic cases, first in Maryland, third in Ohio, linked to Wyeth vaccine.
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Polar Group Ends Polar Expedition Without Pole Reach
The 1955 American polar expedition halted at Labrador after fuel shortages forced a retreat to Teterboro Airport. Leaders included Col. Jene F. Stanwell-Fletcher and wife Peggy Fletcher. plans call for reorganizing for a new try on February 1, 1956.
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Labrador
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Peggy Keenan Fletcher
North Pole
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Hagen Area
Health authorities report 3 dead and 619 ill in a two week typhoid outbreak in the Hagen Ruhr district with Darmstadt area affected. The Hagen prosecutor linked contamination from a dairy plant well caused by a leaky pipe and lavatory leakage, traced by green dye, to the outbreak.
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Darmstadt
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TODAY'S CHUCKLE He who laughs fast is the guy
A light humorous line about a person who plans to tell his own story soon, suggesting quick humor and self focus. The quip hints at timing and self narration in a casual, witty tone.
Evansville Inventor Unveils Tubeless Tire Repair Gadget
Evansville, March 28. Tom Mullen reveals a pen sized device to seal large tubeless tire punctures. The system uses a gum solution and fibers to knot inside the tire wall, with three kits and a $1.25 retail price. Te, Mullen formed TeMco Products with Jewell A. Davidson as president to market the gadget. he aims to produce over 100,000 kits weekly.
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Newdie
Jewell A. Davidson
Evans
TeMco Prov@uets
Muller
Benee Seal Fast
Indianapolis
Ternel Hart
Mallen
Udall Tornado Victims To Be Buried As Town Reels
Udall Kansas begins burying 76 victims of Wednesday night tornado as nearby towns take in bodies. Heavy equipment digs graves at the cemetery near wreckage while churches open for services. Mortuary in Winfield reports 30 bodies with 20 embalmers aiding, volunteers from Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas help. Identifications progress with two more dead named John Kastle and a Wichita ministerial alliance offers funeral aid.
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Joe Morris
Winfield
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Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
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Ministerial Alliance
Donny Glen Stanridge
Hughes the Law wins labor seat in Holyhead election
Cledwyn Hughes, 38, Labor nominee with the slogan Hughes the Law, retained his Anglesey District seat in Britain’s new parliament with 13 986 votes. Liberal John William Hughes, 45, campaigned as Hughes the News and finished second with 9 413 votes. Conservative Owen Hughes, 43, Hughes the School, was third with 3 333. Welsh Nationalist J R Jones finished last with 12 183 votes.
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House of ‘Commons
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Owen Hughes
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Quemoy Shelling Reported by Nationalists
The Nationalist Defense Ministry said Chinese Communist artillery fired 63 rounds at Quemoy near Amoy, four miles from Nationalist positions on the island.
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Formosa
Amoy
Quemoyy
Defense Ministry
Ike Golfs Despite Rain at Gettysburg Memorial Day
President Eisenhower golfed in a misty drizzle at Gettysburg Country Club with two friends, George E. Allen and Brig. Gen. Arthur Nevins. He and Mrs. Eisenhower planned Memorial Day weekend at the Eisenhower farm, with a Gettysburg parade and flower-laying ceremonies anticipated.
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Arthur Nevins
John Doud
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Kefauver Attacks Eisenhower From Poland Spring Rally
Senator Estes Kefauver assailed President Eisenhower in a Jefferson Jackson Day speech to Maine Democrats in Poland Spring. He called the administration a trustee caretaking regime that reigns above party and warned of a real recession on small farms.
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Maine
Burning Tree
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Pressure Too High Hits Lebanon Water System
Lebanon city water bureau tested its new pumping station and three old mains burst. Iron stained water spouted from taps and plumbing in many houses crumpled as pressure spiked.
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City Water Bureau
Thailand Premier Arrives in Rome for Official Visit
Pibulsonggram arrives in Rome for a four day official visit. He is greeted at Ciampino airport by Italian Premier Scetba and government officials.
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Thailand
P. Pibulsonggram
Ciampino
Mario Scetba
China Steps Up Moves for Talks with United States
Tokyo May 28 Red China steps up moves behind the Bamboo Curtain for talks with the United States amid signs of possible early release of U S fliers held as spies. Peiping hosts Indian Indonesian leaders and signals openness to criticism and better ties as Bandung conference diplomacy intensifies.
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Bandung
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Mao Tze-tung
Menon
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Antara
Formosa
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Briton Robert Ford Released by Chinese Reds
Peiping Radio said Robert Webster Ford, a British subject captured in October 1950, was released and deported after expressing remorse for his espionage crimes. The decision came from the military tribunal of the Supreme Peoples Court.
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Tokyo
P—Peiping
Robert Webster Ford
Ford
Supreme Peoples Court
Communist China reacts to Air India crash probe
China expressed appreciation and satisfaction yesterday over an investigation into the Air India crash last month that killed Chinese diplomats en route to the Afro Asian Conference in Indonesia.
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