Zsa Zsa lres Trujillo Over Party Plans
Los Angeles reports that Rafael Trujillo Jr., a 2 year old chief of staff in the Dominican Republic, plans a Hollywood party aboard his 350 foot cruiser Angelita. He said Miss Zsa Zsa Gabor would not host, while Victor Sued said the general would entertain. The yacht arrived in Los Angeles harbor, striking a lifeboat on berthing and loading Maine lobsters and oysters.
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Gold Star Mothers Elect New President In Denver
Jy waman, whose son died in Iwo Jima campaigns with the Marines, is named president of the American Gold Star Mothers at the group’s first convention. Mrs Mabel Troy was instated as president. delegates from 34 departments, 560 chapters, and 23,390 members heard calls to raise monthly survivor benefits and to urge VA hospital chapels at 76 sites.
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Daily Review ad listing and office contacts
Local ad notice for The Daily Review Inc. notes Hayward strand class melter address at 3250 Winton Ave Hayward California and subscription rates. It lists multiple offices in Hayward San Leandro Centerville with phone lines and mentions Alameda County circulation details.
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Dag Hammarskjold to Fly to Cairo for Lebanon Talks
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold may travel from Beirut to Cairo to confer with Egyptian President Nasser on Lebanon interference charges and the UAR crisis. He will also visit Amman and Jerusalem to discuss the Mount Scopus dispute with Jordanian and Israeli officials. He arrived in Beirut for talks with President Chamoun and Prime Minister El Solh about UN observers’ response to Lebanese complaints.
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Tornado alert and floods ripple Kansas and Midwest
Reports from El Dorado Kansas indicate a tornado touched down near the town but caused no damage. Emergency watchers note radar echoes northeast of El Dorado as storms move southeast. Meanwhile the rising Wabash River floods Indiana and Illinois farmland, with damages estimated around 50 million dollars. Temperatures drop across the plains and Midwest as a Canadian air mass moves south.
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Graham to Give Stadium Sermon at Seale Rally
Billy Graham will preach Sunday from a platform behind second base at an outdoor rally in Seale Stadium. More than 20 000 people are expected to fill the stands and overflow onto the playing field for the 3 p.m. service which honors workers starting a visiting evangelism program following the Crusade. The Crusade drew over 700 000 attendees and 97 000 decisions for Christ. Graham said his team will open an eight day crusade in Sacramento on June 29.
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Nikita Pushes Farming Output in Soviet Speech
Moscow reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev urged Soviet farmers to redouble efforts to outstrip capitalist nations in agriculture. He told the Communist Central Committee imperialism fears Soviet economic progress as socialist countries push advanced industry agriculture and science to raise living standards.
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Triplets Born In San Rafael In Marin County
In San Rafael an unmarried 15yearold Novato woman gave birth to triplets this week at Marin General Hospital. The mother Mrs Barbara Strand and her three daughters are reported healthy. Her husband Martwin 18 works at Rafael Floor Covering Co. The babies Janie 4 pounds 18 ounces Julie 3 pounds 1 ounce and Jean 4 pounds 5 ounces were born late Thursday night. Strand recently left San Rafael High School.
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Riots and Diplomatic Protests Over Hungarian Executions
Students riot in Bonn and Paris after reports of Hungary 1956 rebels Nagy and Pal Maleter execution. Diplomats blame Soviet secrecy and Russia and its allies while urging UN condemnation and Western protests.
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Court Martial Snub Denied by German Case Plea
Frankfort Germany US Army denied a Negro soldier Phc Hill plea to face murder in a German court rather than a court martial. Attorney Thomas Landan said he appealed to Ambassador David Bruce after prior embassay referral. Hill was charged with beating his German girlfriend to death on March 27.
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Poison Moonshine Deaths Reported in Laurel
Laurel Mississippi. Doctors and police investigated the deaths of five Black residents believed caused by poisonous moonshine whisky. Frazier Brown, about 40, was found dead in his home Friday. minutes later Ide Brown was found dead in a nearby house.
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Greek Cypriot Violence Sparks British Warning
Masked gunmen killed a Greek Cypriot shoemaker in a mountainous village in Traodos district and another Greek was critically wounded. Riots in the same area killed three more Greeks as an underground group EOYA blamed for the violence. Britain warns residents as reinforcements rush to Cyprus to near 30,000 security forces and police. A later clash in Limassol saw a Turk shot and Greeks attacked with stones.
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World famed editor H B Swope dies at 76
Herbert Bayard Swope, 76, legendary editor and war correspondent, died of pneumonia in Doctors Hospital New York. He won the first Pulitzer for reporting while with the World, directed the paper to major public-service crusades including the Ku Klux Klan fight, and is survived by his wife and two children.
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Hayward Airport Hosts Civil Aviation Week Open Houses
Open houses at Hayward Airport will showcase antique aircraft during Civil Aviation Week. Mayor Frank Biggs proclaims Civil Aviation Day and observance of the 20th anniversary of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938. Local businesses will guide visitors through operations as aircraft such as a Great Lakes, Fairchild, Curtiss Robin, and Waco are displayed.
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Travel tax repeal bill faces veto and stalemate
Washington officials report Congress remains divided over a plan to repeal all transportation taxes. The Senate approved extending corporate and federal sales taxes for another year while opposing amendments to cut auto tax and freight tax, with a 44 to 32 vote. Conferees to resolve differences next week behind closed doors.
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Goldfine to Testify July 1 in House Probe
Washington based story notes Bernard Goldfine plans to testify on July 1 before the House Influence Investigating Subcommittee about his dealings with Presidential Aide Sherman Adams. The Boston textile magnate faces questions tied to gifts, hotel bills, and SEC matters as GOP lawmakers urge Adams to step down amid concerns over the Eisenhower administration.
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Freed Priests Clash Over Red Charges in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong two American priests freed after five years in Red China held a press conference. Fathers Cyril Wagner of Pittsburgh and Joseph McCormack of Ossining said charges against them were false while acknowledging some violations of Chinese rules. They described trials as ridiculous and stressed their innocence amid lingering harsh conditions in China.
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Inmates End Meal Strike at Leavenworth Penitentiary
Leavenworth Kansas inmates end a hunger strike after officials report most 2,200 prisoners returned to dining areas. Prison officials say conditions are returning to normal following the roundup and isolation of about 33 troublemakers. Authorities defend food rations claiming meals provide weight gain, while disputes centered on quantity and quality of daily intake.
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