Egypt Grants Gaza Role U N Forces In
United Nations delegates saw new hope in Hammarskjold’s note on Egypt’s Gaza stand. Egypt would allow the U.N. Emergency Force to take positions in Gaza and assist in ending raids from either side of the Egyptian Israeli border. Israel remained unimpressed, awaiting guarantees of Gulf of Aqaba access and Gaza protection. Eban briefed U.S. officials as Eisenhower and Dulles weighed possible sanctions. An Asian African bloc sought U.N. sanctions against Israel.
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Associated Press
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New Hope
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Strip
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Sharm el Sheikh
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Aaaba
Gaza
Eilat
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Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Ben-Gurion
London
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Eban
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Iraq
Lebanon
Pakistan
Sudan
Charges Against Indians Dropped in Toledo Hearing
Two Tama reservation Indians Rueben Morgan and Frank Scott were released after a 10 hour preliminary hearing found insufficient evidence for manslaughter by negligence in the exposure death of Anna May Kapayou 45 discovered Feb 12. She had been missing since Dec 27. They admitted they picked her up and gave her a ride to Scott’s home before she walked toward her house.
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Brecal
The
Gazette
Toledo
Tama
Rueben Morgan
Frank Scott
Anna May Kapayou
Scott
New Czech Arms Exports Reported to Egypt and Syria
A Czech source in East Berlin said arms shipments have begun flowing from Czechoslovakia to Egypt Syria and Afghanistan. In the last fortnight two shiploads of weapons tanks planes and spare parts were sent to Egypt. A large quantity of small arms tanks and anti aircraft guns are moving into Syria under a deal from last year. Czech and Soviet engineers are building two airstrips in Syria for jet fighters and bombers to be delivered by Czechoslovakia.
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Berlin
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East Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Syria
Afghanistan
Weather outlook with light snow Sunday afternoon
Cloudy conditions with little temperature change. Low around 15 degrees tonight. A slight chance of snow Sunday afternoon, with a high near 30.
Mrs Collins Estate Valued At 5 787 026 In Cedar Rapids
The estate of Mrs Arthur A Collins valued at 5 787 026 was filed in Linn county district court. Principal assets include 137 264 Collins Radio class A shares valued at 3 157 072 and a 50 000 real estate homestead. The will leaves half to the husband, half in trust for the children Susan 16 and Michael 12 with Arthur Collins named executor and trustee.
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Cedar Rapids
Arthur A. Collins
Collins Radio Company
Linn County
Collins Company
First National Bank of Chicago
Collins
Arthur Collins
Donnelly, Lynch, Lynch and Dallas
Mamie Eisenhower Spends Another Night in Hospital
The White House announced Mamie Eisenhower will stay an extra night at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a yearly physical. She entered the hospital Friday night and was expected to depart soon, but the examination was not yet completed as of Saturday morning.
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Washington
INS
White House
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James Hagerty
Air Force General Harmon Dies at 64 in Denver
Lt. Gen. Hubert Harmon, 64, first superintendent of the U S Air Force Academy, died Friday in San Antonio of a lung tumor after a period in Denver. He helped establish the academy and led early air force education efforts.
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San Antonio
Hubert Harmon
U.S. Air Force Academy
Denver
Long Way from Home for a Couple of Little Tykes
Two Cedar Rapids toddlers Lloyd Stippich and Susie Stipnich, ages 3 1/2 and 2, were found wandering barefoot and cold about 22 blocks from home in the 700 block of Fifth avenue SE. Capt. Stanley Davis ordered an immediate juvenile investigation. the children were sheltered by residents at 706 Fifth avenue SE and turned over to a police matron. The same pair had been missing the previous Sunday night, with the father reporting them later at the station.
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Cedar Rapids
Stanley Davis
Howard Walsh
Walsh
Lloyd Stippich
Susie Stipnich
First Avenue NW
Fifth Avenue SE
Capt. Walsh
Govt Disputes Claim of Risky Food Chemicals
Washington FRIDAY night the FDA disputed a cancer researcher's claim that dangerous dyes and chemicals are used in foods. Deputy Commissioner John L. Harvey said no substances in foods would produce tumors or cancer. The dispute stems from Rep Delaney's push for tighter chemical food additive controls and a letter by Dr William E. Smith urging a bill to ban carcinogens in food.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
John L.harvey
Congressional Record
Delaney
D-N.y
William E. Smith
Engleood
N.J
Smith
American Academy of Nutrition For Cancer Studies
Harvey
Sigourney Jury Awards $10 000 in Auto Crash Suit
A district court jury awarded Raymond O. Kuehl 10 000 against James Altha Greenlee for injuries from a Dec 9 1955 two car collision near Sigourney. Trial opened Monday before Judge R. G. Yoder with a seven man five woman jury. Both plaintiffs were hospitalized after the crash.
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Sigourney
Raymond O. Kuehl
le Claire
James Altha Greenlee
R. G. Yoder
Kuehl
Greenlee
Tugboat contract rejected by New York harbor crews
New York tugboat workers rejected a six year contract by a 5-1 vote triggering a 23 day strike that crippled harbor operations delaying fuel deliveries to the Greater New York area. Union leaders say crews want improvements to come in two years. Peace was restored on piers from Portland to Norfolk.
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New York
Portland
Maine
Norfolk
Flood Disaster Hits Eastern Slovakia Reports Say
Vienna dispatch notes Pravda reports one of the worst floods in years as Laboree and UK rivers burst dams flooding hundreds of acres of fertile land and villages with no casualty figures provided.
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Vienna
Slovakia
Pravda
Crippled Boy Fatality in North Carolina School Fire
In Mount Airy North Carolina nine year old Larry Adams died in a blaze at Flat Rock elementary while 33 teachers and students escaped. Two women teachers and Principal A P Phillips aided evacuations as limited water supply and a single fire truck hindered efforts. Mrs Beasley and Mrs Osborn stayed inside aiding others and were cited for heroism.
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N. C
Larry Adams
Flat Rock
Rock and Roll Teenagers Storm New York Paramount
In Times Square, thousands of dungaree clad youths mobbed the Paramount theater for a rock and roll show. Glass smashed and aisles flooded as 3,700 attendees packed the venue, some harmed in the crush. Police struggled to restrain the crowd amid lineups blocks long and storefront damage.
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New York
Wily ‘Ton
Alan Freed
Freed
Wrong High Society Nomination Sparks Withdrawal Telegraphed
Hollywood reports a mix up as the Bowery Boys film High Society was wrongly nominated for best original screenplay. Writers Edward Bernds and Elwood Ullmann withdrew their names by telegram, noting mistaken identity. Academy officials did not indicate a replacement film yet.
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Hollywood
Bowery Boys
Screen Writers’ Guild
Motion Picture Academy
Edward Bernds
Elwood Ulmann
Academy
Rain Floods Los Angeles Area Saturday
Heavy rain drenched the Los Angeles region washing away parked cars and flooding intersections up to five feet. West Los Angeles and Hollywood suffered major damage as basements flooded and debris covered streets. Freeway traffic stalled as one inch of rain rushed at speed and boulders blocked roads into the San Fernando Valley. Mudslides shut hillside routes with water several feet deep in places.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Fernando Valley
Wilson Defends Guard Training Plan At Philadelphia Dinner
Secretary of Defense Wilson, amid a storm over six months active duty for the national guard, reiterated his stance at a Philadelphia guards unit dinner. He said he never questioned guard valor, but warned about training adequacy for future emergencies.
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Wilson
Philadelphia
National Guard
Anthony Biddle
Pennsylvania
Phone Blackout Renewed in Ohio
National guard and highway patrol observers monitor Portsmouth Ohio where new cable cuttings blackout telephone communications The Ohio Consolidated Telephone Company president Clare E Williams says the blackout includes local and long distance service and telegraph service in Scioto county after a strike by the Communications Workers of America.
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Columbus
National Guard
Highway Patrol
Portsmouth
Ohio
Clare E. Williams
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Company
Communications Workers of America
Scioto
Five Aboard U S Plane Known Dead
Five bodies recovered after a U S transport plane crash landed on a Han river islet near the Korea DMZ. Officials listed 20 missing by air force and 17 by army, with 134 rescued. Pilot James Cartwright, 37, Elkton Ky, described loss of power and a belly landing.
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Seoul
Kimpo
Tokyo
Japan
Tachikawa Air Base
Jenet
James Cartwright
Elkton, Ky
Han River
Blind Mate Can't Aid Woman Dies in Fire
In Chicago, a 77 year old blind woman, Mrs Glen Fleming, died from burns when a matchbook lit her clothing as she tried to light a cigarette. Her 60 year old blind husband was in the same room and unable to help. A passerby summoned aid but rescuers could not save her.
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Chicago
Glen Fleming
Runaway Matador Missile Exploded at Holloman Center
Major General L. L. Davis said the Matador guided missile escaped Thursday due to failure of two electronic self destruction systems. The $100,000 weapon has not been found and the search was called off. He added the self destruction systems were checked and approved by the army before launch.
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Holloman Air Development Center
Ll. I. Davis
Army
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