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A jumble of items from UPI wire phrases reports odd incidents in several places. A Ranger School tale mentions a soldier losing fake teeth during a yell. A Cairo pickpocket eludes police by discarding evidence at the zoo. Japan marks multiple observances on meteorological and safety days. Michael Robinson, 8, found safe after missing from hospital, saying he walked home six miles to watch TV. In England a parish council asks civil defense to move siren tests to 7 to 8 pm for hens and egg yield reasons.
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Rushden
England
Michael Robinson
Michael Field
Braunton, Eng
UPI
Civil Defense
Prince Rainier Hosts Late Birthday Cabaret Party
In Monte Carlo Prince Rainier celebrated his 36th birthday with a private dinner at Hotel de Paris and a long cabaret night at Monte Carlo Casino. Princess Grace watched as Rainier, joined by Aristotle Onassis on guitar, played drums and guitar until 6 am with a small guest group and officials.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Rainier Jet
Hotel de Paris
Rainier
Dims
Aristotle Ona
Grace
Grace Kelly
Hollywood
Philadelphia
Onassis
Riviera
Population gains spark 1957 58 growth estimate
The source notes roughly three million people were added to the world’s population during 1957 and 1958. It references the Daily Review of Hayward California and lists post office, subscriptions, and office details across Hayward and Fremont with multiple contact numbers.
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Tha. Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
California
Winton Ave
Calif
THE
Daily Review
Alameda Sountz
Caliborntn
San Teandro
Fremont
Witnesses recount Red China atrocities in Tel Aviv testimony
Witnesses testifying before a House committee described brutal Red China actions including torture of Christians who refused to surrender to communism. They cited mass executions, family separations in communes, and Mao era reeducation efforts, with missionaries recounting escape from Formosa.
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Washington
UPI
Red China
Sunda
House Committee
Tsin-Tsai Tau
Chtren
Taipei
Formosa
Liu
Rev
Samuel
Ehuichssion
Christ
Lenin
Stalin
Sai
Mao Tse-Tung
Holy Ghost
Cheng
House of Representatives
Reds
Kennedy Wil Wait to Decide on 1960 Presidential Run
Washington dispatch notes John F Kennedy says Democrats may win in 1960 but the party must back a strong candidate. Kennedy, seen as a front runner, declines formal announcement while warning colleagues against complacency or assuming easy victory.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mans
Kennedy
Convicted robber faces sentencing for market safe loot
Codula, 29, convicted of grand theft for looting a market safe last March 16 with about $9000 in ill-gotten money. Superior Judge Howard Ziemann set July 6 for sentencing as Codula stated he was simply a thief.
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Los Angeles
CPD
Michiael
Codula
Godila
Howard Ziemann
Deadlocked Steel Wage Talks Resume
New York, UPI reporting on renewed steel wage talks after a deadlock with a July 1 strike deadline looming. UMW president McDonald blames industry delays while Lewis criticizes Eisenhower’s stance and the push for a wage freeze. Industry seeks a yearlong freeze. union demands higher wages and fringe benefits amid possible targeted strikes.
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New York
UPI
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
McDonald
National Labor Relations Board
Speod
Lew 4S
John
Lewis Stepper
United Mine Workers
Eisenhower
Lewis
Ipaeti
Barroom disturbance ends with 50 day term
John Boulding, 33, received a 50 day penitentiary sentence after a barroom disturbance that escalated when he blew cigar smoke in a lady patron’s face. The incident occurred in Buffalo, New York.
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Buffalo
John Boulding
Long Ailment Clouds Louisiana Governor's Future
Gov. Long remains ill with an undetermined condition as doctors from John Sealy Hospital in Galveston monitor his health. Lt Gov Luther Frazac, acting in Long’s absence, says Long’s physical state prevents immediate resignation, while supporters and opponents trade blunt comments on the succession. Dr Titus Harris and other neurologists have examined him during this period of uncertainty.
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Galveston
Gayit
Luther Frazac Tookjlor
University of Texas
Earl Ke Jang
Louisling
Sitt-Jover
John Sealy
Frazac
U.S
Sen
Rugsell
Stark
Re. B. Long
D-La
Louisiana
Mele
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