U N teams probe bloody Israeli raid
U N observers continued an investigation into Israel's raid on Syrian posts along the Sea of Galilee. Reports of casualties varied with Israel claiming 55 Syrians killed and 29 captured while Syria spoke of 25 dead and 28 missing.
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Dingell Jr Named Democratic Nominee to Succeed Father
In Detroit’s 15th District voters chose John Dingell Jr. to succeed the late Rep. John Dingell Sr. as Democratic nominee. The Republican candidate is Thomas E. Brennan, both young attorneys, with Dingell Jr. at 29 set to carry the family legacy.
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Experts reject marriage cure for mentally deficient girl
Experts say the belief that marriage can cure a mentally deficient girl is tragically false.
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Good Food Plans Highlight Honest Operators And Savings
An editorial praises legitimate food plan operators and the freezer lifestyle. It argues convenience and potential savings let homemakers run kitchens with in home freezers, citing testimonials and the Southern Minnesota Food Plan in Austin as a local example offering Sub Zero home freezers and sustained service.
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Eisenhower Holds Bipartisan Briefing On Foreign and Defense Policy
President Eisenhower reviews foreign and defense policies with House and Senate leaders from both parties in Washington. The briefing precedes a Gettysburg休 period per doctors orders to slow down. Attention centers on a farm program amid bipartisan talks following lengthy domestic meetings.
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U. S. Cotton Surplus Is International in Scope
Farmers vote on next year’s acreage quotas amid world tensions over cotton. Surplus of 13 to 14 million bales after domestic use and exports shapes US policy toward Egypt, Russia, and Asia with implications for textile mills and farmers. Washington pushes farm program while foreign policy eyes Guatemala tensions.
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Hopes Eisenhower Can Run If He Wishes
Democratic leader Lyndon Johnson said he hopes Eisenhower can be a candidate if he chooses to run again after his heart attack. GOP leaders Halleck and Arends predict he will seek the nomination once health is restored, while Kefauver weighs a Friday announcement per press secretary Aldrich.
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Eight Airmen Die in C54 Crash in Spanish Morocco
Spanish Morocco reports eight U. S. Air Force airmen killed when a C54 transport plane struck a 5,000 foot peak in the Rift Mountains near the French Spanish border. The aircraft from Kelly Field, Texas, was en route from Tripoli to Casablanca and possibly to the United States.
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American Major Arranges First Wedding in DMZ Zone
Major Francis Birnley of the U S 24th Division arranged transport passes for Chung I Tong a 27 year old South Korean soldier to wed Pak Yong Soon 18 in Tae Dong Sung within the heavily guarded demilitarized zone. About 125 villagers and officers from American Swiss and Swedish forces attended. The ceremony followed traditional Korean customs and marked the first unofficial Korean wedding in Tae Song Dung in three years.
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