Violence Flares Cyprus Under New Curfews
In Nicosia British curfews halt a deadly Greek Turkish Cypriot clash as Greece seeks NATO council action. London sources say a compromise plan for broad restraint may be offered. Four Greek Cypriots killed, bombs target the Turkish consulate, with several wounded including two British security officers.
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Nicosia
UPI
Cyprus
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Paris
London
Ankara
Turkey
Mediterranean
Selérule
Heavy Attack on Syria Border Recalls Five-Week Lebanon Conflict
Lebanese army moves against rebel positions near the Syrian border to cut off alarms and supplies as fighting rages in Salba Northeast Lebanon. Government uses jets tanks and infantry amid stalled political talks. Businessmen plead for compromise while President Chamoun resists resignation. Moderate leaders fear escalation as extremist elements gain ground. Christians grow frustrated with army’s neutral stance.
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Beirut
Lebanon
SPT
Syria
Salba
Tripoli
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
De Gaulle Names Corsica Governor and Cabinet
Paris reports General Charles De Gaulle appoints Guy LaMassourey as Corsica governor to reassert Paris authority, naming four midlevel politicians and one civil servant to his cabinet. Malraux notes postponement of Tunisia talks until next cabinet meeting amid Eisenhower summit rumors and U S envoy Amory Houghton confirms discussions in Washington.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Corsica
Andrew Malraux
DeGaulle
Malraux
de Gaulle
Tunisia
U.S
Amory Houghton
I Eisenhower
Guy LaMassourey
Indres
France
LaMassourey
Marcel Savreaux
Savreux
Finisterre
Brittany
Charles’. de Gaulle
U. S
Amory Naughton
Eisenhower
Houghton
Washington
de ‘Gaulle
Knight campaign aides quit as firm ends alliance
San Francisco. Gov. Good win J Knight and his long time campaign managers sever their ties with Whitaker and Baxter the public relations firm that handled his campaign since lieutenant governor and his bid for the U S Senate. The firm cited other obligations and said it cannot give full time to the political effort despite wishing Knight success. It warned of an intense general election campaign ahead.
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San Francisco
Goodwin J. Knight
Whitaker and Baxter
Knight
U.S. Senate
Whitaker and
Baxter
Predicted On Tariff Cut By House Republicans
Washington based Republican leader Joseph W Martin Jr forecast a comfortable margin for approval of President Eisenhowers tariff cutting program. The House would debate the reciprocal trade issue for two days with a final vote expected about noon Wednesday. The bill would extend the trade program for five years and grant the president power to cut tariffs by 25 percent from prewar levels.
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Washington
UPI
Republcan
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
House
Pet Monkey Fling Ends Rooftop Escapade in Fremont
A 10 month old pet monkey escaped yesterday afternoon from Mrs. Edna Morgan of Irvington and spent the night atop several houses. The island stray, kept at 913 East Eugene Street, was fed cantaloupes from below as Mrs. Morgan bound the animal with a chain after it roamed the neighborhood seeking familiar surroundings.
Bracero Program Seeks Two Year Extension to Aid Harvests
Washington reports a Labor Department spokesman said the United States must admit hundreds of thousands of Mexicans to work on farms this year despite high unemployment among Americans. Assistant Labor Secretary Brown urged a two year extension of the Bracero program, noting it expires June 30, 1959, and that shortages will persist during harvests as many laid off workers refuse farm jobs.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
United States
Brown
House Ag
Reutace Subcommittee
U.S
Bees Cause Multi Vehicle Crash After Bee Swarm
A truck carrying bees rear ended a car and collided with another vehicle on a Florida highway. The swarm attacked drivers and passengers including Paul Jaun, 41, of Oakland, and Theodore Allen, 59, of Grove, with injuries ranging from stings to a sprained ankle. A coral snake in Ward's car also bit and caused injuries to several occupants. Layer, Lipinski, and others suffered various wounds as bees swarmed the scene.
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Paul Jaun
Oakland
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Jaun
UPI
TiSet
Theodore Allen
Jungle Sutvil
Michael Ward
Oak‘val
Gerald M. Layer
Garden
West Haven
Conn
Soldier Grove
America
Ward
Margue
Allen
Ite Ward
Layer
Eugenia Lipinski
Anaheim
MND Ann Landers and Page Features
The page lists sections including Ann Landers comics crossword Dorothy Dix Bay and editorial matter. Features cover medical memo women’s world and general interest items, typical of a midcentury newspaper page with syndicated columns and light commentary.
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Ann Landers
Dorothy Dix
Eest
Medical Memo
Women's World
Iis
Pierson Trial In Stock Sale Opens In Oakland
Hayward attorney Carl Pierson faced trial in Oakland on illegal sale of Nevada uranium stock. Indicted by a county grand jury last year he is joined by former partner Robert C. Wright who pleaded guilty to four counts. Wright was fined 1000 dollars and placed on probation as 46 counts were dropped.
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Hayward
Carl Pierson
Oakland
Nevada
Pierson
Robert C. Wright
Wright
One Killed Two Hurt In Accident On Mineau Road
LIVERMORE A man, John Freitas, 25, died from head and chest injuries after his car left Mineau Road and rolled. Angelo Borrego, 27, San Leandro, remained at St. Pauls Hospital after a head injury. Tony Vigil, 25, San Leandro, was treated at Highand Hospital for a fractured shoulder.
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Livermore
Mineau Rd
John Freitas
Central Ave
Alameda
Bill
Om Angelo Borrego
82Nd Ave
San Leandro
St. Paul's Hospital
Tony
Castro St. San Leandro
Highjand Hospital
Sprinklers Dampens Daily Review Office
At 10 20 am today the Daily Review reported its automatic fire sprinklers operated well. Within under half an hour about two inches of water flooded the city room forcing staff to evacuate and shorting radios and telephones. The system was triggered by engraving department equipment moved in last week. Mop up operations continued at press time.
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Dirmly
Daily Review
Review
Buddhist monument honors Allied servicemen at Kyoto temple
In Kyoto Japan the Thalay ayan Kanna Kei Buddhist foundation unveiled a white marble monument honoring all allied servicemen killed while fighting Japan in World War I. The ceremony Sunday drew more than 5 000 attendees including foreign diplomatic corps members at the Ryozen Kannon Buddhist Temple.
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Kyoto
Japan
Thalayan Kanna Kei Buddhist” Regious Foundation
Easy Evidence Found on Wife in Sicily Case
Michele Fragapane, said to be in Switzerland, reportedly learned of his wife’s alleged infidelity after returning home. He arrived by rain and did not seek police. he confronted the situation then took a train back to Switzerland.
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Grammichele
Sicily
UPI
Michele Fragapane
Switzerland
Lorenzo Creek Project Listed for California Works
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed a multi million dollar public works program for California in fiscal 1959 led by a 41,472,000 appropriation for the Trinity River Division of the Central Valley Project. It also recommended 300,000 for the long breakwater at friction harbor and 230,000 for planning New Hogan Reservoir among other Corps of Engineers and Reclamation Bureau projects, while delaying niney for the Coming Cane unit until legal questions on repayment contracts are settled unless a Supreme Court decision allows proceeding with existing funds.
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Washington
South County
San Lorenzo
Corps of Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
House
Hogan
Supreme Court
Burea
Corning
Air Traffic Rules Seen Outdated in FAA Critique
Col. Charles R. Hottner at McClellan Air Force Base told a Kiwanis audience that air traffic regulations are behind the times and blamed no single agency for outdated air highways. He cited a public tendency to fix blame for accidents as the main cause of criticism of air rules.
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Sacramento
APS
Charles R. Hottner
McClellan Air Force Base
Dufeult
Kiwanis Club
Heffner
Jobless Pay Funds Aid Approved by House Vote
Washington reports the House passed emergency appropriations totaling 655.7 million dollars by voice vote to extend jobless compensation payments and subsidize state administration and Labor Dept costs. The package targets heavy industrial regions. 640.9 million funds benefits, 25.1 million state admin costs, 0.36 million Labor Dept costs. Rep Michael A Belghan urged Eisenhower to expel Russian ambassador Menshikov after espionage concerns.
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Washington
House
Dnnaince
Labor Dept
Congress
Michael A. .Seighan
Donia
Eisenhower
Mikhail “A
Menshikosposal
Kiseled I. Korochkin
Belghan
Menshikov
Kurechkin
Isi
Prayer for Today Reflects Daily Devotion and Sion’s Call
A devotional prayer emphasizes knowing God’s will in the present moment. It asks for strength to serve today rather than tomorrow, to seek quiet first and then engage with the world, and to accept what Zion provides with faith and obedience.
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Lovely
MND
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