Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov Begins Busy Middle East Tour
Dmitri Shepilov, newly named foreign minister of Soviet Russia, launches a rapid diplomatic tour through Egypt Syria Lebanon and Greece. The trip aims to influence issues around the Baghdad Pact Palestine Algerian revolt and Cyprus while contrasting with American military diplomacy in Moscow. He seeks closer arms talks with Egypt and possibly Saudi Arabia and will strive to repair Soviet ties with Greece while challenging Britain over Cyprus.
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Dmitri T. Shepiov
Soviet Russia
Shepilov
Kremlin
United States
Great Britain
France
Egypt
Syria
Lebanon
Greece
Palestine
Israel
Algeria
Cyprus
Britain
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Tunisia
Morocco
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Saudi Arabia
Shepiloy
Middle East
Nathan S. Twining
United States Air Force
Moscow
Sheptlov
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Motov
Safecracked thief didn't heed signs at bottling plant
In Jackson Mississippi a would-be safecracker tried to rob a local bottling plant. After failed attempts to pry open an unlocked safe, the thief ignored a clearly posted sign on the door reading not locked. The incident was noted by police and investigators are reviewing the scene.
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Jackson
Miss
Pole
Leaders urge protection after landslide deaths and other views
The dispatch reports diverse statements from Barbara Hauch in New York urging police protection for children after a neighborhood landslide killed six. Anthony Eden argues for a reassessment of western defense concepts due to the hydrogen bomb. CBS president Frank Stanton comments on differing TV tastes. Godfrey Sherman in Cambridge explains his cross stunt. James Hagerty describes the President’s relief after removing a nasal drainage tube. Entomologist E L Chambers notes the spread of 17 year locust plaque in the Midwest.
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New York
Barbara Hauch
London
Anthony Eden
Williams Bay
Wiis
E. L. Chambers
Midwest
Schoolman Entitled To Collect Salary
Education Commissioner J. W. Edgar ruled that the Irving board of trustees fired acting School Supt Charles L Langston without cause and Langston is eligible to collect the salary difference between his 1955-56 contract at 8250 and the 4680 he earned in another post. He had appealed his dismissal as of May 30 1955 and had succeeded Dr John L Beard as acting superintendent in February 1954. Beard's ouster triggered a teacher walkout and mass firings, with Beard later rehired and Langston dismissed by a new board amid a Be ard slate defeat in the board election.
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Irving School Board
Beard
Langston
Old-Age and Survivors Benefits in Fannin County Rise
Social Security official Paul J. Files notes that Fannin County's monthly old age and survivors payments total 37,296 dollars as of December 1955 with 941 local beneficiaries. He emphasizes benefits reach widowed mothers and children, and that nationwide survivors payments aid millions of families including 1.27 million children under 18.
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Fannin County
Paul J. Files
Social Security Administration
Paris
Files
Continental
United States
Social Security Contact Triggers for Workers
The document outlines four triggers to contact the Social Security office. It specifies age 65 for all workers, age 72 regardless of earnings, death of an insured family member, and any documented disability preventing gainful work.
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Social Security Office
Heat Drives Fish Biting Spree on Detroit Lakes
Heat is blamed for restless fish at Walled Lake biting people. Betty Ann Abrodie, 12, required a tetanus shot after a large fish bit her leg while wading. Local residents report unusual fish activity during the hot spell.
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Detroit
Walled Lake
Betty Ann Abrodie
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