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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
10
Weather across Texas and Oklahoma worsened over the weekend with rivers and streams rising to historic levels. At least seven Texas deaths were linked to the conditions, including a two car rain storm collision and two airmen presumed drowned near Randolph AFB.
The FLN claims French forces killed about 300 Algerian men at Melouza and other villages and sought to blame rebels. It urged UN investigation and appeals to Eisenhower, Pope Pius XII, and Soviet leader Voroshilov for help. French officials dismissed the claims as countering Ben Cotry's indictment and warned about Arab opinion.
The head of the U S diplomatic mission asked Hungary for permission to see two University of South Carolina students believed arrested in Communist Hungary. N Spencer Barnes sought access for Mike A Gilbert and Warren Hair who disappeared after crossing the Hungarian frontier. A girl at an Austrian hostel said they went into Hungary for excitement. Hungarian ministers denied knowledge of their whereabouts.
Miss Lela Elizabeth Rier, named the school Good Citizen of Johnson-Williams High School, received the D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pin and a certificate from Mrs. E. T. von Pippin and Miss Emma Ridgeway, Fort Loudoun Chapter regent.
U S authorities lifted the curfew and restrictions on American personnel after the May 24 anti American riots in Taipei Formosa Chinese officials kept martial law but patrols limited to watching for civil unrest Public bars restaurants theaters and service clubs returned to normal hours Nine Chinese Boy Scouts presented U S Ambassador Karl L Rankin a new American flag to replace the one torn down at the U S Embassy
Ex air force drill instructor William Roberts Jr. 22 of Key West Florida stands before a five officer board at Lackland AFB San Antonio for alleged mistreatment of recruits including striking Disenbacher who died two days after the August 18 1956 incident heat exhaustion and kidney ailment listed as cause. Witness George Walker 18 Springfield Missouri now at Davis Monthan AFB Arizona testifies Roberts denies touching any recruit.
He argues tactical instructors cannot perform in four weeks of basic training. He has spent time in base hospital this year for a ruptured appendix, skin cancer, and psychiatric observation.
The average cost for feeding a two to three month old baby is about fifty cents a day or fifteen dollars a month. Some babies may cost more if they are ill and need special foods.
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