Bombs and blasts mark Cyprus and Indiana tragedy
A Greek Cypriot rebel threw a bomb at British soldiers in Cyprus injuring many and killing at least two. Another attack occurred in Paphos as two troop transports passed. In Indiana, flood surveys, evacuations, and several fatal crashes disrupted Memorial Day, including a river drowning and a car-truck collision.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Paphos
Sir John Harding
Golden Sands Army Camp
Famagusta
Kuma
Royal Air Force
Golden Sands
White River
Spencer
National Guard
Ind
Indiana
Bunker Hill
Miami County
Fairmount
Grant County
McCordsville
Hancock County
Indianapolis
East Fork
Columbus
Edinburg
Stevenson wins Florida primary in race marked by regional loyalties
Stevenson consolidates support across Miami Beach and Tampa Bay while sweeping northwest rural counties known as the hog and hominy belt. Kefauver gains in three of eight districts as returns trickle in, with Bob Sikes aiding Stevenson in the segregation conscious counties. Briggs unusually shares draft board and Social Security numbers.
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Democratic Party
Florida
Miami Beach
Kefauver
Stevenson
St. Petersburg-Tampa
Fort Lauderdale
Palm Beach
Orlando
Citrus
Miami
Tam- Bay Are
Jacksonville
Congress
Bob Sikes
Joint Chiefs Visit to Russia Backed by Administration
The approval follows hints that the administration would welcome an invitation. Knowland opposed the move arguing it could pave the way for a visit by Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev. The leaders have sought such an invitation since touring Britain.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Knowland
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Britain
Memorial Day observances honor fallen soldiers worldwide
Memorial Day tributes span more than 100 military cemeteries as Undersecretary Gates urges a robust force to deter aggression. Veterans from Civil War to Korea attend events at home and abroad. Albert Woolson, 109, marks the day in Duluth while Korea sees a building named for Medal of Honor hero MSgt Ray E. Duke. Europe remembers World War I dead.
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Brucker
Portland
Thomas S. Gates Jr
United States
Korea
Albert Woolson
Duluth
Minn
Eighth Army
Msgt
Ray E. Duke
Europe
Senate Bill Sets 13 Year Interstate Road Authority
The Senate approved a 13 year authorization for the interstate program with five year authorizations for primary farm to market and urban road systems. The bills would let the labor secretary set minimum wage rates for interstate work. The Senate version adds pre bid wage rate fixing and allows judicial review. the House bill lacks these provisions.
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Senate
Secretary of Labor
House
Pope Blesses 10000 Pilgrims as Audiences Suspended
The Pope blessed a cheering crowd of about 10 000 pilgrims but did not speak. Vatican announced audiences would be suspended until further notice as the Holy Father, briefly indisposed, refrained from addressing the crowd.
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Vatican
Williams Rites Set By Eagles At Elwood
The body rests at Robert E. Jackley Funeral Home Elwood with final rites Friday at 2 pm led by Rev. Robert W. Sage First Baptist Church. Interment Elwood City Cemetery. Survivors include sons Sydney and Fred Williams sisters Mrs Mor gan and Mrs Griffiths two grandchildren Jack Tom Williams two great grandchildren Jack Jana Williams and several nieces and nephews.
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Order of Eagles
Elwood
Robert E. Jackley
Robert W. Sage
First Baptist Church
Elwood City
Sydney Williams
Fred Wiliams
Elgin
Ill
John Morgan
John Griffiths
Wales
England
Mary Williams
Jack
Tom Williams
Anderson
Jana Wiliams
Dr Anna Koglin to lead Church of God meetings in Europe
Anna Koglin longtime Anderson College theology professor will travel from June to October for duties as a U S delegate to the W C T U world convention in Bremen and then participate in All Scandinavian and All Germany Church of God camp meetings. She will speak in Danish and English to delegates from Denmark Norway and Sweden before returning to Fritzlar to teach theology and pursue further study.
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Fritzlar
New York
Mauretania
Bremen
Germany
le Havre
France
U. S
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Visin Aalborg
Denmark
Church of God
Dr. Koglin
Norway
Sweden
Frankfurt
Leipzig
Martin Niemeller
Gospel Trumpet Company
Thief River Falls
Miss Koglin
Byrum
Gospel Trumpet
The
Anna Emilie Bertha Koglin
University of Wisconsin
Anderson College
Oberlin College
University of Berlin
University of Colorado
Tor
High Seas
Russell Olt
Adolph Hitler
Anna Koglin
Zanow
United States
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Decatur
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Haggard
Grissell
Joyce
Carol
David
Martha Kindell
Julius Robinson
Los Angeles
Boswell
Robinson
Joanie Lee Scott
Gary
Stevenson Has
Grand Rapids, Mich
Harry K. Briggs
Weather Bureau
Pope Pius
Wally Folk
Elmer
Falls City Beer
Falls City Brewing Company
Louisville
W. 5
Williams
A. C. Foreign
Gospel Trumpet CO
Buick
America
Wee Ee
Jackie Gleason
Heckaman
Buick, Inc
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