Lebanon Presses UN Action Over Arab Rebels
Lebanon urged the United Nations to press charges against the United Arab Republic for intervening in the Lebanese revolt. Foreign Minister Charles Malik arrived with tape proof as violence flared in Beirut and Tripoli. The Security Council postponed debates on counter-complaints after France and Tunisia sought talks.
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Beir Tut
Tripoli
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France
Tunisia
Guillaume Georges-Picot
Charles de Gaulle
Habib Bourguiba
Solon Pelted By Retorts in Bread Battle
Detroit report from the General Federation of Women's convention describes women responding to Rep. Burdick criticizing store bought bread. Several housewives defend market bread citing health, vitamin enrichment, and time constraints.
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Detroit
UPD
General Federation of Womenis
Chebs
Usher J. Burdick
Rx.d
Stanley O'Hair
South Bend
Ind
Thor Firing Marks Major Step for Missile Readiness
CAMP CANAVERAL Fila UP The Air Force conducted an intermediate range Thor launch from a launcher to be used by field units. Elmer P Wheaton of Douglas said the test was another major step in rapid weapon development. The 5 foot Thor with a 150000 pound thrust rocketdyne engine launched and disappeared into the sky after about three minutes of flight. Distance reached was not disclosed, but not the test’s main objective.
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Fire Chief Sets Fire Over Village Water Tank Row
In NARA Japan UPI reports fire chief Masayuki Onishi used arson to threaten villagers who refused to fund a new water tank. He burned the leader of the opposition’s barn, sounded the alarm, and directed firefighting as police uncovered the plot.
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Japan
UPI
Mitfed
Masayuki Onishi
Pxt
Soviet Ex-Premier Bolgahin May Face Exile Reports
Circulating reports in London say Nikolai Bolgahin Isavn, ex premier of the Soviet Union, may follow Malenkov and Molotov into provincial exile. Moscow has no official comment, Western experts note he has not appeared in public for over a month and health rumors persist. Some speculate he may be resting at a Crimea villa.
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UPI
Nikolai A. Bolgahin Isavn
Georgi M. Malenkov
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Moscow
Press
Bulgen' Lin
Crimea
Riviera
Business Cycle Of Chamber Told
In St Louis UPI reports President William A McDonnell of the Madrid Red Chamber of Commerce explains a bull market cycle. He says the chamber does not chase hype or color in investments, only channeling funds outward to drive growth and return profits, stressing cautious lending and continued enterprise.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
William A. McDonnell
Madrid
Chamber of Commerce
Graham says San Francisco crusade attendance extraordinary
Billy Graham reports San Francisco crusade turnout has been phenomenal with about 9,000 at the smallest crowd and overall attendance 524,100 while conversions total 18,288. He notes more people are dedicating their lives to Christ, second only to New York, amid ongoing racial and youth issues in the United States.
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UPD
Evar Ligelist
Billy Graham
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New York
United States
Dorothy Shay to Wed Friday in Brentwood Home
Hollywood UPI reports singer Dorothy Shay and executive Dick Jeomen plan to marry Friday afternoon at the Brentwood home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keeler. Shay is billed as the Hillbilly Ad.
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Dick Jeomen
Brentwood
Robert Keeler
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Perkin Avenue
Grasshoppers Threaten Southwest Kansas Crops
Kansas Governor George Docking officials declared portions of Western Kansas an emergency disaster area amid a severe grasshopper infestation described as among the worst in Texas panhandle history. Estimates of millions of hopper swarms threaten crops and pastures, with some areas seeing up to four or five hoppers per square yard. State and farm officials warn the situation could worsen by harvest, prompting emergency meetings among Texas Panhandle farmers and ranchers seeking control measures, while scientists note little hoppers are growing fast and may become highly destructive by harvest time.
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Ezra Hpart Benson
Kansas
Texas Panhandle
Fair Southwest
Ellsworth Sherman
City
Kan
Orientet
Alvin E. Lowe
Agra
Kansas State Cottegers
Garden City
Texas
Panhandi
France records one car per 1.6 persons, Paris report
In Paris France officials report a single automobile for every 1.6 residents, noting France trails only Sweden in Europe for car ownership. The wide gap underscores changing mobility as urban centers expand.
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Europe
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