Dalton Quits Top Echelon for Britain's Labor Party
LONDON June 3 Dalton 67 resigns from the Labor high command the ex chancellor of the exchequer says Attlee only leader who can reconcile factions urges younger executives to lead the party in a new Parliament and sew up the postwar split while Eden Conservatives hold a 59 seat edge in the Commons.
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Britain
Labor Party
London
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Eden
Labor High Command
Attlee
Labor
World and national briefings collide across diplomacy and crime
Reports say Red China may free 11 American airmen within a day while Soviet Japanese talks near new peace procedures. News covers a Boston prison escape attempt, a 16 year old Las Cruces girl becoming a monument visitor, a Dayton bank shooting victim, and structural demolitions and policy shifts from New York to Pakistan.
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Red China
U. S
Managintg
4. C. Dain
The
India Times
Manila
London
V. K. Menon
Anthony Eden
Peiping
Massachusetts
Boston
Bernice Besley
Las Cruces
N. M
Washington Monument
Dayton
Wilfred C. Sherman
Third National Bank and Trust Co
Denmark
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
North China
Charles E. Bohlen
Russia
Mohammed Ali
East Pakistan
Chiang Clamps Doin On Frivolous Parties
In TaipeI Formosa on June 3 strict new austerity rules ban gifts costing more than 60 cents for birthdays and weddings. Birthday parties for individuals under 60 are forbidden and dinner party special waitresses, a term for girls who provide entertainment as well as food and drink, are restricted.
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Taipel
Formosa
World Lags U S in Air Says Talbott
CUSTER June 3 Secretary of Air Talbott stated the United States Air Force has more planes capable of carrying atomic weapons than all others combined. He dismissed Soviet parity claims, asserted U S air power superiority, and warned readiness would persist. He noted the Soviet Union has never deployed strategic bombers in war.
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Air
Talbott
United States Air Force
Annd Webbe
Stock Growers Assn
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Priest Death Stymies Cops
In Chicago on June 3 a morgue inquest detailed Rev. John Chiramal's final hours after a knife attack that killed him at a West Side shelter. The 42 year old priest, linked to fund raising for India’s Boys Town projects, died hours after receiving stab wounds to the left chest and upper arm. Police say he was in a plaid shirt and blue jeans, had traveled from Philadelphia to Chicago seeking aid, and was later driven to the shelter. Municipal Court to observe summer hours. a wrench valued at 140 dollars was stolen from Blossom Dairy Co's garage at 114 Virginia St.
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India
Mother Cabrini Hospital
West Side
Little Sisters of the Poor
United States
Philadelphia
Land
Fordham University
New York City
Blossom Dairy Co
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Dallas, Tex
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Laird Office Equipment Co
Griffin Pie Co
L. M. McCown & San Co
Oliver & Walker
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Rollyson Packard, Inc
Ruffner Hotel
Smokeless Fuel Company
Dairy, Inc
Trojan Steel Co
Truex Trans Coal Co
Rayford, W. Va
Amherst Fuel Company
R. L. Bowyer Co
Earl T. Browder, Inc
Ray C. Call
Byus Insurance Service
W. Va
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Carbon Fual Co
White's Garage, Inc
West Virginia Water Service
Cunningham Funeral & Ambulance Service
Everette C. Cunningham
Ezra Pack Lumber Co
Pfaff & Smith Builders’ Supply Co
W. A. Abbitt Co
Wright Tire & Battery
Crown Supply Co
el Rancho
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Harry Dougherty & Son
Mark H. Hill
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