African Asian bloc defers U N action on Algeria row
The African Asian bloc postponed a move to ask the Security Council to discuss Algeria. 19 nations agreed to defer signing a letter until Tuesday to allow more time for possible negotiations with France. Indian envoy Krishna Menon will report on Paris talks with French Foreign Minister Pineau who rejected Nehru’s peace plan.
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Adaptable Mallard Ranks as World’s Chief Wild Duck
The mallard’s adaptability makes it the world's chief wild duck. It breeds readily almost anywhere if left unmolested, demonstrating its remarkable range and resilience.
Stevenson Holds Upper Hand In Democratic Race
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver rested after California primary results. Stevenson led with 1,041,303 votes to Kefauver's 626,030, as Eisenhower dominated Republican ballots. Delegates show Stevenson 266 ahead of Kefauver with 1,108 pledged votes, while 1,372 are needed for the nomination.
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Temperatures Across Cities Report Same Pattern
Readable fragments show temperatures listed for Kansas City New York Washin Miami New Calgary Edmonton Regina with no clear values, indicating a sparse regional weather snapshot. No highs or specifics provided.
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Big Ike Vote Buoys GOP in California
President Eisenhower led in California with a million plus Republican votes in the presidential primary boosting GOP hopes to carry the state in November. Adlai Stevenson surpassed a million in the Democratic sweep over Kefauver while Eisenhower ran unopposed. Republicans praised the large Democratic registration and lack of campaign in the state for Eisenhower as a favorable factor. Democratic gains in congressional and legislative races were seen as a sign of momentum for November.
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Sharett Seen Leaving Cabinet in Israeli Papers
Israeli newspapers forecast Moshe Sharett’s exit from the cabinet amid a foreign policy rift with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Reports say Golda Myerson could become foreign minister, while Haaretz notes Ben-Gurion’s push toward Mapai leadership and ousting Sharett.
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Pay Hike Ends Western Union Strike Threat
Washington reports a two year contract ending the potential nationwide walkout by Western Union Telegraph Co. workers. The agreement grants a 13 cent hourly raise retroactive to June 1 for 45 000 employees plus pension and messenger allowance improvements. A further 5 cent increase to adjust scales takes effect January 1. The unions sought higher raises.
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Rose Name Change Sought for Bowery End of Third Avenue
New York City officials consider renaming the Bowery to Third Avenue South as Manhattan borough president Hulan Jack cites the name's connotations of drunken derelicts and broken dreams. The move follows the removal of the elevated Third Avenue line.
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