Tension Eases in Turkish Syrian Crisis Amid Western Stand
Ankara reports indicate a cooling of the Turkish Syrian war scare as Turkish and U.S. officials signaled reduced tensions. Russia accuses Dulles of driving the region to war while Syria denies mediation talks with Saudi Arabia. Syrian Premier El Assali notes easing but warns border troop buildup persists.
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Benson To Take World Journey
Secretary of Agriculture Benson announced he will depart Tuesday on a two day tour to inspect U.S. farm export programs and seek new trade openings for agricultural products. The journey will pass through southern Asia the Middle East and southern Europe. Benson visited northern Europe two years ago.
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Boy Disappears After Anchor Rope Accident
Los Angeles AP reports 15 year old Norman Lyon vanished when he and his father fished from a cabin cruiser. A heavy anchor was hurled overboard and the rope came loose from the boat. The youth was swung into 43 feet of water and his body has not been recovered.
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Guilty Plea in Harlem Gun Case Involving Singer Daniels
Singer Billy Daniels pleaded guilty to illegal possession of a firearm. He faced a second trial on a separate assault charge tied to a shooting at a Harlem bottle club on June 31, 1956. In Los Angeles, the Huntington Hartford Foundation awarded Salvador Dali twenty thousand dollars for his career as a painter.
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Flu claims three in Cedar Rapids area and other deaths
Three Cedar Rapids residents and a Mt. Vernon mother of four are named among latest flu victims raising Iowa's death toll to eight. Lucile Pogge of Cedar Rapids a 37 year hospital worker and Van Buren School principal died after pneumonia linked to influenza. Howard A Miller 53 of Cedar Rapids died after a two week illness with autopsy confirming pneumonia from flu. Mrs Warren W Werling 37 of Mt Vernon died of influenza with complications. Darrell Lee Parker 3 near Shannon City also died en route to a doctor visit after a relapse amid a heart condition.
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Longtime Cedar Rapids boathouse operator dies at 80
Edward Shettic 80 a Cedar Rapids native and owner of Shettics boathouse for 52 years died after a short illness in a Cedar Rapids hospital He was born in 1877 and spent his life along the Cedar River He served on the City Plan Commission and was a member of the City Safety Council He began boat building in 1905 while working as a blacksmith and by 1957 operated 53 boats on the Cedar River
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Siamese Twins in Texas Doing Well Reported
Two conjoined girls born in Texas, joined at chest and abdomen, are reported thriving at St Josephs hospital. Their mother Ina Estrada, 38, of Donna, has eight other children. Doctors test whether separation is possible. services set at Corner Chapel.
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Macmillan Plans Nuclear Policy Team for Eisenhower Talks
London reporting that Prime Minister Macmillan will bring three top nuclear policy planners to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower. The plan envisions a U S Britain partnership coordinating scientific effort via a joint planning directorate based in Washington.
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Vanguard Rocket Test Delayed by Strong Atlantic Wind
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP officials delayed a Vanguard rocket firing planned to launch a U S satellite due to high winds from the Atlantic. The test at Patrick Air Force Base now targets Tuesday with the first stage engine firing in a three part preliminary series.
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Light Rain Forecast for Iowa Week
Sedal Rapids reports a cool gray Monday as light rain is forecast across much of Iowa. The forecaster warns showers may occur daily with temperatures 5 to 8 degrees below normal, an overnight low of 41 in Cedar Rapids and highs in the mid forties later in the week.
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Virginia Pupil Placement Act
The court let stand lower court rulings declaring Virginia’s pupil placement act unconstitutional. Norfolk and Newport News officials appealed, arguing the case tests racial desegregation limits while the state contends the framework could guide public education post 1954 decisions.
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Judge Maintains Order Against Hoffa Amid Union Contention
A federal judge kept an injunction in place affecting Teamsters leader Hoffa as a rest room order was debated in court. The plaintiff group alleges corruption and disputes the convention legitimacy, while Judge Dickinson cautioned about due process and ABA canons as records show.
Debt-ridden father charged after fatal and injurious family attack
Bernard E. Dike of West Sainer Maine faced first degree murder and assault charges after an incident in which he allegedly killed his 11 year old son and wounded his wife and daughter while attempting to “take them all” to escape debt totaling about 13 006. The family was threatened with a 22 caliber gun as investigators described a plan to end the family’s financial woes. Sheriff James Lasdlea led the inquiry as Dike bowed to arrest and awaited legal proceedings.
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Queen Elizabeth II in New York Tickertape Parade Thrill City
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip rode a bubble-top limousine through Manhattan in the first tickertape parade for a British monarch. Crowds along the Battery to City Hall cheered as skyscraper windows filled with confetti and office workers. The visit included a ferry ride from Staten Island and a sunrise route past Wall Street and Trinity Church.
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