Mediterranean Areas May Join in Alliance
General Eisenhower told the Senate committee he would like to see Spain, Turkey, Greece and Yugoslavia become part of the Atlantic defense setup. Western powers seek a stronger flank while easing political hurdles, with Greece and Turkey seeking firm U.S. defense guarantees amid broader Mediterranean maneuvers. The plan hinges on control of the Mediterranean to defend Europe and deter Soviet advance, amid tensions with Iran over oil and regional disputes.
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High Altitude Bolivia Trip Lifts and Leans on Coca
Frederick C. Othman reports from La Paz Bolivia where altitude reaches 13,404 feet and Coca tea and coca leaves fuel daily life. The piece notes scarce water, rich derbies worn by Indian women, frequent revolutions, and a presidential palace scarred by past violence.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Panagra
Henry Wallace
Blacked Out Driver Slams Sheriff Cars in Omaha
George Gartin, 44, said he blacked out while driving past the Douglas County courthouse. His car struck Sheriff Richard Collins’ auto and then hit four other deputy vehicles, smashing doors and fenders.
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Neb
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
George Gartin
Court House
Richard Collins
Collins
Court ruling on homicide wording narrows indictment
Ohio Supreme Court refused to review Thomas A. Johnson case after ruling that murder and manslaughter are not defined as homicide in terms of crimes. Johnson argued the indictment stating unlawfully killed Carl Lemon charged homicide, not murder or manslaughter.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Thomas A. Johnson
Carl Lemon
Thompson
Crop Losses from Iraq Floods Estimated at Ten to Fifteen Million
Crop damage in Iraq from a summer flood along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers is estimated between 10 million and 15 million dollars. Government agencies and local farmers assess impacts on staple grains and irrigation systems across multiple provinces.
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Iraq
Tigris
Euphrates
War of Vengeance Waged on Foxes
LORAIN Ohio U P A rabid fox bit and killed Lee Klinect s favorite dog so the farmer swore revenge on the fox tribe He trapped and hunted 18 foxes earning 54 dollars at a three dollar bounty per animal He valued his dog at about 100 dollars and planned to kill at least 15 more foxes to make up the difference and leave him 62 to the Rood
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Ohio
U.P
Lee Klinect
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