Supersonic U.S. Jets Fly Over Korea in Training Flights
Four F100 Super Sabre jets and six B57 bombers were seen over Seoul as the U.S. Air Force said new planes will fly routine training from Japanese bases and only refuel or land in South Korea. Officials note the U.N. Command aims to modernize forces while keeping bases off Korea.
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Dulles Calls Communist Rule a Passing Phase in China
Secretary of State Dulles described Chinese Communist rule as a passing phase and urged the United States to withhold recognition and avoid aiding Peiping. He argued against U N seating of Red China and affirmed continued nontrade with Chinese Communists amid strong security commitments in Asia.
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Edmund Randolph Life Connection Clarified in Clarke County Visit
Edmund Randolph died at Carter Hall in Clarke County while visiting kinsman Col. Nathaniel Burwell and was buried at the Old Chapel. He held roles as Washington's aide, Virginia governor, first U.S. attorney general, and second secretary of state, with Masonry leadership and Burr defense noted.
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Virginia
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Thomas Jefferson
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Robert Carter Nicholas
Col. Burwell
Mary Randolph
Hitlers Top Spy Tells All Revealing Wartime Plots
The memoirs of Hitlers spy chief are described as resembling a B movie plot. An editorial today discusses the wartime spy schemes recounted in the memoirs and their sensational quality.
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Hitler
Pape
Eisenhower Says Postal Pay Rise Sparks Inflation Concerns
President Eisenhower called the proposed 546 a year postal wage increase an inflationary sweep while remarks were reported by Rep. Taber after a White House Republican breakfast. The House Post Office Committee approved the 330 million first year cost andPresident Nixon discussed federal aid to education and civil rights during the session.
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Eisenhower
House Post Office Committee
Rep
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White House
Nixon
New Round of Price Increases In Steel Industry Begins Monday
Pittsburgh reports a new round of steel price hikes starting Monday. U S Steel Corp announced a basic rise of about six dollars per ton, lifting the composite price toward 146 dollars per ton. Other mills are expected to follow, amid inflationary pressures and wage increases.
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Eisenhower
Washington
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David J. MacDonald
Area Winners Named as Short Course Nears End
Three area youths received awards at the 1957 State 4 H Short Course in Blacksburg as it neared conclusion. Ernest Adams received a 200 bond for field crops. William Grim and Ronald Brown each earned a 50 bond in the farmer’s cooperative contest. Louis Foltz of Clarke County won a 50 bond in the same event. Ann Arnold Wolfe, Frederick County, a home economics major at Madison College, was honored and her records will be sent to 4 H headquarters in Chicago for potential sectional and national scholarship competitions.
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Virginia
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William Grim
Ronald Brown
Frederick County
Louis Foltz
Clarke County
Weekend Specials Lemon Coconut Cakes at Ward's Pastry Shop
Pauls TV and Service Center at 22 Valley Avenue will be closed for vacation from July 1 to July 14. Weekend specials include lemon coconut cakes from Ward's Pastry Shop.
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Third Misfire in History Makes Dud of Atom Test
The Nevada test site suffered a mechanical failure in the Diablo device during a 1957 atomic test, preventing detonation. About 1,900 Marines were evacuated from trenches 2 miles from Ground Zero after the countdown neared zero and the device failed to explode.
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Hurricane Audrey Death Toll Mounts In Southwest Louisiana
Lake Charles area aghast as official and unofficial counts place fatalities from Hurricane Audrey from 200 to 4,000 with Cameron Parish hardest hit. Rescue crews search marshlands for survivors as Red Cross reports sheltering 19,000 and feeding 530,000 amid widespread destruction.
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Weather Bureau
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W. L
Bill) Price
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Texas
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Red Cross
Ken Dixon
Vincent
Abel LaBlanc
Pecan Island
Granville Theriot
Port Arthur
Tex
Orange
Larry Stephenson
Civil Defense
Richmond Child Hit-Run Victim
A Richmond tot, Barry W. Benniefield, 20 months old, died after a hit-and-run near his home. Police offered no vehicle description and reported the driver fled the scene. The Virginia traffic toll rose to 373 for the year.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Barry W. Benniefield
Judge Miller Conviction Reduced On One Contempt Count
U S District Judge Charles F McLaughlin refused to set aside Miller's contempt conviction while wiping out the D Usseau count. The ruling hinges on the Watkins decision and the questioning of Communist writers Miller met in New York in 1947. Miller, 41, sought reversal arguing his case mirrored Watkins.
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Arthur Miller
Supreme Court
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High Court
Watkins
House UN- American Activities Subcommittee
New York
Congress
Arnaud D'Usseau
D'Usseau
John T. Watkins
Brewster Keeps Lead As Teamsters Conference Head
San Diego reports the Western Conference of Teamsters adopted a new constitution leaving Frank Brewster of Seattle in place as head with the title of president. William Franklin of Seattle elected secretary treasurer and a 16 member executive board created to influence conference affairs. Brewster’s term awaits ratification by the international union in Miami and he faced contempt of Congress related to questions on union affairs.
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Western Conference of Teamsters
Frank Brewster
Seattle
International Teamster Union
Dave Beck
William Franklin
Brewster
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Senate moves to shield FBI files in Jencks case fallout
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee swiftly approved a bill to allow trial judges to inspect only relevant FBI reports in criminal cases overturning full file disclosure risks. Atty Gen Brownell testified the Jencks decision created uncertainty affecting narcotics, smuggling and counterfeiting prosecutions.
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Atty
Brownell
Supreme Court
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D-Wye
Judiciary Committee
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David W. Kendall
Rhode Island
Justice Department
One Killed 14 Injured in Bus Truck Collision
A Greyhound bus bound from Philadelphia to New York City collided with a tractor trailer on the New Jersey Turnpike. One passenger, Arthur Foxwell Tyler, 63, of Baltimore, died on arrival at Middlesex General Hospital. Driver Bernard Moran, 32, and 13 other passengers were injured. a woman passenger, Marie Price of Baltimore, was in critical condition.
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New Jersey Turnpike
Middlesex General Hospital
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Marie Price
Bernard Moran
Wayne
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New York City
Tyler
Poison Jam Case Shocks Taichung Shop Owner
Lin Ten-piao a Taichung food shop owner was sentenced to 214 years after testifying a mistake led him to include rat poison in jam. Eight customers died in the incident at Shirkey's Restaurant and other sites.
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Lin Ten-piao
Taichung
Formosa
Lin
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