Facts and figures from a varied 20th century survey
A compilation of statements cites feats in Istanbul 1623 and ninefold flights across the Bosphorus. It notes Ruth Gordon on theater age, the United States counting 11 715 women doctors and 1 255 women lawyers and judges. Other items warn about basement hearing devices, Egypt’s desert expanse, population rise, medieval lep rosy, a 5 000 year old cypress, Chicago tall women’s height, and marriage patterns among tall women.
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Istanbul
Bosphorus
Ruth Gordon
United States
Egypt
Europe
Rio del Tulle
Mexico
Chicago
Strange Revelations From A Daily Mail Columnist
HAL BOYLE surveys curious facts from letters and public figures. He notes John L. Sullivan’s beef appetite, Hilton’s wealth-maximizing quip, and Hope’s charity work, among diverse trivia about aging, credit, birds, moths, and historical aviators.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Conrad Hilton
Lillian Roth
Bob Hope
Pickets Picket Pickets Confusion In Eureka
Pickets caused confusion as members of the North Coast Restaurant and Tavern Owners Assn. picketed venues that had signed contracts with Locals 220 and 318 of the Bartenders Waiters and Culinary Workers Union. Union officials directed pickets to picket the pickets, escalating the dispute.
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Eureka
Calif
North Coast
Eisenhower Returns to White House After Surgery
President Eisenhower resumes duties at the White House reporting at 8:20 a.m. He meets aides, confers with Atomic Energy Chair Lewis Strauss, and plans a 10:15 a.m. briefing with Secretary of State Dulles. He will attend the Panama Summit and participate in the national Defense drill Operation Alert while resuming weekly Cabinet and congressional engagements.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Lewis W. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Panama City
Panama
Hagerty
Eisenhower to resume lighter schedule after June surgery
The National Security Council will be followed by an expanded meeting Friday. Hagerty said Eisenhower, whose doctors described him as not completely recovered from the June 9 intestinal operation, will work mornings this week and keep afternoons lighter than usual.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Engineering Student Admits Fiery Crosses
A 24 year old Arlington Virginia man Ronald Eugene Rowley admitted setting fires in crosses outside the hotel residence of Chief Justice Earl Warren and the home of Associate Justice Felix Frankfurter. He forfeited bond of 20 dollars and was released after being charged with two counts of kindling a bonfire between sunset and surprise. The crosses were burned Friday night. About the same time.
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Washington
Arlington, Va
Earl Warren
Felix Frankfurter
Ronald Eugene Rowley
Across the Nation Reacts to School Segregation Ruling
Police report fires set near the Washington residence of Solicitor General SobeLoff and the Beltsville home of NAACP official Mrs. Douglas King. Rowley sought to sway public opinion against the Supreme Court decision banning racial segregation in public schools. FBI and metro police search two other men involved, with possible actions including use of the United Nations framework or a tripartite agreement among powers.
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Washington
Simon E. Sobeloff
Douglas King
Beltsville
United Nations
Soviet urges US Britain to halt nuclear testing
Soviet foreign minister Dmitri Shepilov called on the United States and Britain to agree that all three nations stop testing nuclear weapons. He spoke to 1,300 delegates at the Supreme Soviet in Moscow in his first public address since replacing Molotov.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Dmitri Shepilov
V. M. Molotov
Supreme Soviet
Governments Declare End to Nuclear Testing in Separate Statements
Officials from multiple governments released separate statements saying they would abandon nuclear testing. The declarations mark a shift in policy and aim to reduce regional and global tensions as terms of a broader nonproliferation effort.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
James J. Silcox
Daily Mail
Hal Boyle
Saudi Arabia
Bronx
New York City
Hopalong Abram
Hazarfen Ahmed Celbi
Wegen
Ray Wilson
W. Main
Everton
Rusco Window and Door Franchise
Chanute Area
U.S
Canada
Rusco
Chanute
Jrue
THE
Rusco Window CO
Holmes St
Kansas City
Missouri
Denver, Colo
Hotel Tioga
Kansas
Frank E. McGaw
Belgium
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