Saud To Urge Mid East Moderation Policy
King Saud told President Eisenhower he would urge Egypt Jordan and Syria to pursue moderation and avoid moves that could invite communism. He left Washington for the Azores after a state visit and pledged to extend the air base accord despite a ban on Jewish U.S. personnel.
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Saud
Mid-East
Washington
INS
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Columbine
Azores
Spain
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hussein
Shukri Al-kuwady
Dhahran
U. S
Four Nations Sign Pact To Conserve Pacific Fur Seals
Four nations United States Russia Japan and Canada signed a North Pacific fur seal conservation pact after 14 months of negotiations. The accord bans hunting at sea except for research and requires sharing land catches among signatories. It creates a four member commission a six year research program and allows boarding searches of vessels.
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Washington
INS
United States
Russia
Japan
Canada
North Pacific
T.S
Commander Islands
Robben Island
Asia
U.S
Pribilof Islands
Fur Seal Commission
Herrington
Kuriles
Contest Waged For Presidency Of Steel Union
In Pittsburgh, United Steelworkers voting to elect union officers faces a rare challenge as Donald C. Rarick, a millhand at U S Steel Irvin Works, campaigns against David J. McDonald, the current president with a $50 000 yearly salary. Rarick claims offers to withdraw and other pressures while alleging graft and influence among top officials. McDonald defends his leadership amid the rank and file challenge.
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Pittsburgh
INS
United Steelworkers
America
David J. McDonald
USW
Mt. Lebanon
Steel Company
Donald C. Rarick
U. S. Steel Corporation
Irvin Works
Rarick
The
Steelworkers
McDonald
Chicago
Philadelphia
International Union
Presbyterian merger gains presbyteries approval across 161 votes
The Presbyterian Church in the United States announces that all 161 reporting presbyteries have approved a proposed merger with the United Presbyterian Church. Voting continues with 81 presbyteries remaining as the General Assembly in Omaha approaches May 16 to 22. If finalized, the two churches form the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America with about 3,000,000 members.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church
169Th General Assembly
Omaha
United States of America
Runaway Freight Train Crash Near Chapel-en-le-Frith
A runaway freight at 70 mph collided with a stationary freight and a passing passenger express near Chapel-en-le-Frith leaving one railwayman dead and three others missing. Wreckage piled 20 feet high across both tracks near the local station. no passengers were injured.
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Chapel-En-Le-Frith
England
Pair Topple In 21-Floor Shaft Live
Two workers fell into a 21 floor elevator shaft during construction in New York. McKeon 23 grabbed a fixed cable and swung to the 17th floor, while Vessialiades 35 slid down and then slowed his fall by gripping cables. Both survived with cuts. cables saved them.
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New York
Donald McKeon
William Vessialiades
Vessialiades
McKeon
Demented Woman Disrupts Montesi Trial in Venice
A blonde woman shouted I am Wilma Montesi in a nearly empty Venice court. Police detained her for identification as doctors testified on the death of Wilma Montesi, with jazz pianist Piero Piccioni facing manslaughter charges alongside 11 co-defendants in the high profile case.
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Venice
Italy
INS
Wilma Montesi
Piero Piccioni
Montesi
Piccioni
Art Baker Hosts You Asked For It TV Show
Art Baker is your host on You Asked For It airing this Sunday at 6 on Channel 9. The program features viewer requests and celebrity segments in a classic broadcast value.
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Art Baker
YOU
Channel 9
90 Minutes Lapse Still Mystery in Death of Sisters
Chicago authorities probe a 90 minute gap in the last known movements of Barbara Grimes, 15, and Patricia Grimes, 13, who were seen at an Elvis Presley movie before disappearing after leaving the Brighton theater December 28. Their nude, frozen bodies were found January 22 in a southwest ditch, as investigators seek a door to the case.
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Chicago
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Brighton Theater
Androzen
Takes Slaps But Ousting Cats Ends In Fatal Knifing
Mrs Irene Doyle forty four said her husband Albert forty seven slapped her in a party and at home before she stabbed him to death after he threw their two cats from the house. She claimed self defense and was booked on suspicion of murder.
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U. S
Saud
Middle East
Eisenhower
San Francisco
INS
Irene Doyle
Albert
Plunge 650 Feet Off Skyline Road Narrow Escape
In San Francisco two women survived a 650 foot plunge down an embankment after a car went off Skyline Boulevard. They were trapped over 12 hours in a jammed sedan before Whyland freed herself and then assisted Antonsen to escape. They crawled up the slope, a two hour climb, and described the ordeal as quite an experience.
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San Francisco
Skyline Blvd
Bessie Whyland
Foy M. Antonsen
Mrs. Whyland
Mrs. Antonsen
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A. D. P. Heeney
William C. Herrington
Fisheries and Wildlife
U. S. Reservation
Steel Union
Associated Press
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Queen Mother
Hurst Park
Windsor
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Windsor Castle
Duke of Edinburgh
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Iowa
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