Students Demonstrate in Damascus Over Israeli Anthem Book
About 200 students in Damascus urged the U S information center to close its library after a music book bearing the Israeli national anthem was found. Interior Minister Ali Buza met a delega tion. no violence occurred as protests continued in the streets. Segregation group names Dallas attorney James L McNees Jr as president.
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Syria
U.S
Ali Buza
Dallas
Texas Citizens ‘Council
James L. McNees Jr
Ross Carlton
Woman in Oklahoma challenges tax on alleged unreported income
Bethany beauty operator Laciana Pigman appeals U S tax court over back taxes and penalties for 1947 1952 claiming funds were held in trust for charity and not her income. Government says she owes about 119 005 58 in taxes plus 77 334 14 in fraud and penalty charges.
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Bethany, Okla
Chicago
U. S
Oklahoma
Laciana Pigman
Bethany
Fannie May Scoville
Pigman
Internal Revenue
Russell C. Harrington
Oklahoma City
Harrington
Truman Lands Fellow Pianist in Salzburg Visit
Former President Truman paid respects to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Salzburg Austria and triggered a press backlash with an offhand joke about handling matters as a cameraman was expelled from a concert hall The remark was interpreted as an insult to Austrian journalists who protested as unsuitable for a guest at an official reception.
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Salzburg
Austria
Harry S. Truman
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Truman
Friedl Hauth
Vienna
Neuer Kurier
Truck Driver Killed in Pipeline Construction Accident
R A Bishop of Texas reported George E. Anderson a 39 year old truck driver was killed yesterday when pinned between a tractor and a truck on a natural gas pipeline construction site near White Salmon Washington.
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White Salmon
Wash
R—A Bishop
Tex
George E. Anderson
Here
Lady Docker Drives Investors With Photo Letter
Lady Norah Docker plans to sway 17 000 stockholders of Birmingham Small Arms Corp to reinstate Sir Bernard as chairman. She will mail letters with her photograph to shareholders, arguing people read letters better when accompanied by a picture. A special meeting for Sir Bernard requires holders of 10 percent of the company’s 5 million shares.
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London
Helen
Norah Docker
Norah
Sir Bernard
Birmingham Small Arms Corp
Lady Docker
Bernard
Auto and Engineering Corporation
Religious Leaders Launch Indian Mission Tour
A 10 day study tour by 35 religious leaders begins Wednesday to view and learn about American Indian concerns. Sponsored by the Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church, the group includes laymen, women and pastors from across the nation. They will visit Chicago Minneapolis and Bismarck and three large Midwest Indian reservations to meet tribal leaders and hear lectures on Indian missions and justice.
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Chicago
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Minneapolis
Bismarck
N. C
Presbyterians Again Postpone Integration Debate at Assembly
In Montreal North Carolina Southern Presbyterians briefly debated integration during the 96th general assembly closing session before tabling a motion to repudiate the preintegration stand. A Birmingham telegram urged meeting there, but host pastor Al Mathes noted no public segregation issue.
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N.C
General Assembly
Dan Goodwin
Port Sulphur
Birmingham
Ala
Assembly
E. C. Scott
John E Bryan
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Scott
al Mathes
John F. Anderson
Dallas
Office of the General Assembly
Burglary Charges Filed in Fort Worth Loot Case
Burglary charges filed Monday against Garvey Goldman Corbin 21 and Lewis Eugene Irby 23 ex convict with Irby still at large. Officers recovered loot from six months of burglaries enough to stock a small store.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Garvey Goldman Corbin
Lewis Eugene Irby
Irby
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