Specter of Counterrevolution Haunts Korean Government
AP dispatch from Seoul outlines rumors of an anti revolution in South Korea five weeks after Syngman Rhee fled to Honolulu. Investigations probe rigging of the March 15 election and widen into former rulers with names like Huh Chung and the Blue Shirt movement.
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Syngman Rhee
South Korea
James Cary
Korea
Seoul
Huh Chung
Honolulu
Rhee
Liberal Party
Lee Bum Suk
Blue Shirt
National Independence League
Young Guardians of the Republic
Korean Reconstruction Bank
Bank of Korea
National Police
Virginia motorboat numbering regulations adopted May 1960
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries met in Richmond and approved a motorboat numbering scheme VA followed by up to four digits and two letters with spacing. It details display requirements, certificate data, accident reporting, ownership transfers, duplicate certificates, and required safety gear, effective July 1 1960, Beverly W. Stras Jr. chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Code of Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Richmond
Virginia
Division of Statutory Research and Drafting
Commission
United States
Federal Register
Beverly W. Stras, Jr
Baptist Leaders Seek to Split From National Council
Amid a 10,000 strong American Baptist Convention gathering in Rochester, delegates from First Baptist Wichita pressed to repudi ate ties with the National Council of Churches. They accuse the council of left wing policies and oppose its speaking authority on church matters. The Wichita church has halted its $33,000 annual allocation while links remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
American Baptist Convention
Wichita
National Council
Evergreen state? Eisenhower wins voter信
Shirley Jean Havens a 21 year old Denver area housewife decided to register Republican after four months listening to arguments for both parties. She quoted President Eisenhower's Los Angeles address and said the speech spurred her to study and choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Eisenhower
Shirley Jean Havens
Los Angeles
Thirty Negroes Seek Admission to Norfolk Schools
About 30 Negroes applied for admission to white schools in Norfolk for next fall, seven more than last year and 121 fewer than 151 applicants in 1958 under the desegregation order. The deadline passed yesterday and officials gave few details, noting changes would not affect already integrated schools.
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Norfolk
Synonyms for misconduct and related offenses
A list of terms covering misconduct and minor crimes including misconduct misbehavior misdemeanor misdeed offense delinquency and wrongdoing. The collection groups common descriptors used in legal and journalistic contexts to label improper acts without detailing specific incidents. It notes overlapping meanings across contexts and emphasizes neutral usage.
Longerbeam Receives Jaycee Citizenship Pin at Boyce Elementary
Gary Longerbeam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Longerbeam, was presented the Jaycee citizenship pin at Boyce Elementary. Ronald Frazier made the presentation for the seventh grade award, with Douglas Kahle receiving a separate school award.
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Boyce
Gary Longerbeam
Kenneth N. Longerbeam
Millwood
Ronald Frazier
Gary
M. Bean
Douglas Kahle
Humbert Kahle
White Post
Douglas
Mary D. Sowers
Paul E. Reiter
Rodney Forsythe
Stephen Booth
Faye Byerly
Becky Fritts
Linda Russell
Jane
Peggy Lichliter
Michael McCarty
Janet Straight
Mary Lynn Brown
B. R. Brown
Airman's Father Silent on Russian Visit Claim
The father of airman Francis Powers refused to comment on reports he was invited by Russia to visit his son in the Soviet Union. The 55 year old shoe maker said he would not comment and did not deny the invitation. He has sought to communicate with his son who is held after the U2 incident and has appealed to Premier Khrushchev for his safety. He added he would like to go to Russia, timing rather than if.
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Norton
Francis Powers
Soviet Union
Washington Post
Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
GI Food Likes and Dislikes in Army Survey
A ten year Army survey shows GIs favor hot rolls milk and strawberry short cake while disliking candied parsnips cauliflower with cheese sauce iced coffee and asparagus with hollandaise sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft, Sill
Okla
Army
Horse Rescued From Wine Cellar In Chicago
Tommy the horse fell into an unused wine cellar and was trapped for days. Rescue involved fire department, police, civil defense, and engineers before Tommy was hoisted out and treated by a veterinarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Pekofsky
Tommy
Pekofsky
Anti-Cruelty Society
J. J. Shaffer
Fire Department
Civil Defense Rescue Unit
Atso Reay
Civil Defense
Letter from Britain warns on mail delivery clarity
A Great Britain postmarked letter received at the University of Oklahoma urged accurate addressing to expedite mail. It was sent to a man who retired in 1941 and died in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Great Britain
Stores Plan Court Test Of New Virginia Blue Law
A Richmond grocers group will test Virginia's new Sunday blue law once it takes effect July 3. Robert Mandel of Liberty Markets said 15 stores joined the effort to challenge the law which bans many items but excludes some like Smithfield hams. The statute was enacted by the recent General Assembly.
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Richmond
Virginia
Robert Mandel
Liberty Markets
Smithfield
Final Accounting Of Flood Toll
Manila government announces final toll from floods with 179 dead 59 missing and 6000 homeless as of the latest count. Authorities say the disaster affected Manila and suburbs with widespread damage and displacement.
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Manila
How's Your IQ Test From the 1930s Quiz
A printed quiz prompts readers with ten day scoring based on 100 questions. It lists grade bands for correct answers and asks ten trivia prompts, including known aliases, presidential visits, constitutional authority, celestial sizes, actors, bees, Guam’s location, per diem, presidential impeachment, and bridge deck card count.
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Pressionnel Pines Police
Seul
Song Yochan
Young Guardians
Huh
National Assembly
Taegu
Huh Ng
Guardians of Independence
League
Independence League
Strongarm
Hawaii
Longerbeam
Airman
DODGE
Hillman Edan
STUDE
Desoto Sed
Pont. Coupe
Chicago
I.Q
Igerediah Yigale
U. S
U. S. Ft
Neptune
Earth
Guam
Philippines
Johnson
Eer
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Old — Strong Bank
Memer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Loudoun St
Bulova
S.V.P
Starmount Birthstone
Remington Schick
Bulova Norelco
Pico Gat Opt
Loudoun
Marksman
Man
Karel Getler
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