Nehru Apologizes Over Goa Riots and Portuguese
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru apologized in parliament for mob attacks on Portuguese consulates in Bombay and Calcutta amid Goa tensions. He offered compensation for damages and urged protection of foreign missions as riots left at least 34 dead, 20 missing, and 13 seriously injured. A separate note says Pvt Bill Fitzhenry, basic training at Fort Ord California, expected home August 28 on furlough. he is the son of Mr and Mrs A A Fitzhenry of Dayton in Calcutta.
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Brother of Tibet's Ruler to Live in U.S.
The brother of the Dalai Lama, Tag Tser, elder brother of the Tibetan spiritual leader, received a permanent visa to live in the United States as a political refugee. The Tokyo embassy said the visa was issued last week.
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Moving services ad from North American Van Lines
Notice states customers are responsible for moving household goods unless using a North American Van Lines agent. Promotes "America's Finest Moving Service" with packing and storage options highlighted, claiming satisfaction.
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Leaders in quotes reveal Cold War tensions and cross‑country views
United Press reports quotes from figures including Former President Hoover defending objective inquiry into water power while critics accuse bias. Howard P. Welch speaks on custody case, NK interaction. Matskevich jokes about Marilyn Monroe visit. Khachaturian calls for cultural exchange and praise for American orchestras. Frank Pace questions Soviet sincerity on disarmament and returns to theme of ongoing Cold War vigilance.
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Fate Finally Caught Up With Him
A New Mexico highway worker, Nebdor Gonzales, died when a motorist hit a flood road block on U.S. 68 early Tuesday after heavy rain. The incident echoed a July 1954 crash that injured four workers and halted Gonzales's return to duty for six months.
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Yellowstone River Dragged For Bodies
Yellowstone Park rangers and volunteers again dragged the Yellowstone River and Lewis Lake for the bodies of three Californians. Superintendent Edmund Rogers said more than 50 people searched until sundown Tuesday. seven-year-old Terry Lee Prince of Norwalk California remains missing, while Charles M. Braurer and his 12-year-old son Phillip, of Encino, were last seen fishing from a boat near Tow er Walls and likely drowned in a windstorm. A Califor nia-plate car found abandoned in the park is linked to Brauer.
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Screen Actors Guild Votes To End Strike
Hollywood AFL Screen Actors Guild members voted by a margin better than two to one to end a 12 day nationwide strike against producers of television and film. A total of 725 SAG members backed a new agreement brokered by SAG directors and producer representatives covering residuals and payments to actors and singers on second run television films.
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Air Force Tests Jet Vertical Takeoff at Edwards AFB
Edwards AFB California hosts a secret jet vertical takeoff test by RyN Aircraft. The craft, covered in canvas, resembles a delta wing and is similar in size to Convair Pogo Stick. At Yuma Arizona the rocket shootoff continues with three commands firing until Sunday. Lt. George W. Peckham of Colorado Springs scored the first hit. Western, Central, and Eastern commands post scores as the event runs.
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