Populist Rise in North Dakota Primary Seen
North Dakota returns show the Nonpartisan League, a 40 year old prairie populist group, gaining momentum to win most state offices except governor and lieutenant governor. heavy uncounted votes remain in league areas. Democrats unopposed. Republicans led by Brunsdale and Dahl likely renominated. Krueger leads Nord for second at large seat. Weathered notes on meteorology service origins and irrigation acres follow.
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Bismarck
N. D
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Norman Brunsdale
C. P. Dahl
Usher’ .L. Burdick
Aeteran Leaguer
Roc
Otto Krueger
Congress
Krueer
Orris Nordongen
Leeds
League
Truman Progress Report Signals Recovery Improvement
Kansas City United Press reports former President Truman showed progressive improvement ten days after emergency abdominal surgery. Hospital officials cited hypersensitivity to broad spectrum antibiotics as the cause of illness, with Dr. Wallace Graham noting weeks or months may pass before full health returns. Despite gains, Truman remained in hospital, restless at times, with lingering hiccups and enteritis affecting his recovery pace.
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Kansas City, Mo
Truman
Robert Adams
Adams
Wallace Graham
Research Hospital Bulletin
Graham
Mgr. Truman
Sheriff Halts Raft Expedition Plans to Hawaii
Sausalito deputies boarded 32 foot raft Lehi led by Devere Baker and five others after Athol Cornell of Petaluma presented a lumber bill Baker says was paid by verbal agreement. The shipyard vessel was detained until the dispute is resolved.
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Sausalito
Devere Baker
Hawaii
Athol Cornell
Petaluma
Baker
Sausalito Shipbuilding Co
Rotarians Hear About Juvenile Problems
Ukiah Rotary Club members heard city police officer George Smith county probation head C Burnam Heryford and incoming president John Oakes discuss juvenile delinquency. Smith said marijuana among youths is less common than believed and auto theft remains the top police headache. Heryford cited three recent cases illustrating varied youth crime issues.
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Ukiah Rotary Club
Palace Hotel
Rotarians
George Smith
C. Burnam Heryford
John Oakes
Rotary
Smith
School Bonds Continues Debate in Ukiah Area
Community leaders urge vote for school bonds on July 8 to expand classrooms and relieve crowded conditions. Editors cite long days and double sessions as counterproductive, urging residents to support improved facilities for the future of Ukiah students and local life.
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Don Stanwood
California
Redwood Empire
Ukiah
Ukiah Kiwanis Hearing Urges Yes Vote On Southside Bond
Ukiah elementary district superintendent Jack Simpson spoke at the Ukiah Kiwanis Club dinner urging a yes vote on the Southside School Bond to be decided at the July 8 special election. He outlined district figures, costs over the past decade, and noted fire damage to Yokago school while addressing questions from members.
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Jack Simpson
Ukiah
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Maple Cafe
Supt. Simpson
Yokago
Don Hesseltine
Simpson
Burt Banzhaf
Lake Pillsbury
Moon Steals Sunlight in Midwest Eclipse Impresses Scientists
In Minneapolis St Paul a 76 second total solar eclipse captivated residents as scientists led by Nobel laureate Harold Urey and Harvard Observatory director Donald Menzel observed from 239,996 miles away aboard a Northwest Orient flight. The event drew 49 scientists and writers, with viewing across a 75 mile wide corridor spanning Minnesota to India.
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Minneapolis
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Harold Urey
Donald Menzel
Harvard Observatory
Northwest Orient Airlines
Urey
Menzel
World Chamberlain Airport
Minnesota
Canada
North Atlantic
Scandinavia
Russia
Iran
India
Eisenhower Says Nixon Speech Reflects Administration Beliefs
President Eisenhower defended Vice President Nixon's recent remarks on Acheson policy, saying Nixon spoke for the administration's basic beliefs while avoiding a full endorsement. He urged flexible farm price supports to curb surpluses and noted Republicans' chances hinge on continued support for his program in Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Acheson
China
Korea
Nixon
Congress
Flo
Sam Rayburn
Dean Acheson
Truman
White House
Eisen
Hower
Armas Returns Continued From Page One
The article recounts orders to surrender firearms within 24 hours of a ceasefire and threats of death for possession. It notes testimony from eight men about Rhea’s community standing and morality, and mentions Dewey Turner defending Rhea. It also covers mass Communist asylum efforts and a turning point when Monzon ousted the Diaz-led junta amid ongoing upheaval.
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Shasta County
Rhea
Mendocino
Monzon
Communist Party
Juan Manuel Fortuny
Augusto Charnaud MacDonald
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Arbenz
Castillo Armas
Diaz
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Pomolita School
Yokayo School
Ukiah Parent-Teacher Association
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Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Kermit Brown
Eversole
Mendocino County
Ukiah, California
Midwest
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H. W. Beecher
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Ewe Lamb
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