US-Syria Rift Deepens Amid Red Blasts Across Region
U S Syria tensions widen as Cairo reports possible Egyptian actions against U S assets in Egypt. Moscow radio cites Turkish troops near Syria and US forces in Turkey close to the border. Syrian leaders condemn the United States while Maj Gen Asif Bizri warns of a surprise attack. Rose El Youssef hints decisive Egyptian measures against U S oil-linked assets. Al Ahram recalls past nationalization of Suez Canal funds.
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United States
Syria
Cairo
Egypt
Moscow Radio
Turkey
Asif Bizri
Saudi Arabia
Rose el Youssef
U.S
al, Ahran
Egypt Bee
Suez
Cost of living rises for 62nd straight month in August
The government reports the cost of living up 3.6 percent from a year earlier marking 62 consecutive monthly increases. Higher food and housing prices drive August gains while all major goods and services groups advance. The index ends the month at 121 percent of the 1947-49 average. Labor Secretary Ewan Clague notes lack of usual August decline due to higher fruit vegetable and pork prices.
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Washington
INS
Labor
Ewan Clague
San Francisco official urges beauty in freeways
Max G. Funke, San Francisco Recreation and Park Department general manager, urged at the League of California Cities that freeways be built to be visually appealing rather than a concrete steel track. He stressed preserving parks and playgrounds amid freeway encroachment and said freeways can be constructed without destroying city livability.
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Max G. Funke
Recreation and Park Department
Funke
Golden Gate Park
League of ‘California
California
America
Lloyd warns UN of rising Middle East tension
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd told the United Nations the Middle East was a region of great tension and urged the Soviet Union to consider the dangers of increasing arms supplies to Arab states. He said Britain views Syria with grave concern amid large arms deliveries seen as aiding future Soviet bases.
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United Nations
INS
Selwwyn Lloyd
Middle
Greece Rejects Balkan Parley Proposal
Athens declines Communist Romania's offer for a conference of Balkan states to further peace and cooperation. Greek officials cite outstanding disputes with Bulgaria and Albania and its Western alliances as reasons for nonparticipation.
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Greece
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
East Seen Safe From New Storm
Miami dispatch reports Tropical Storm Frieda continuing a northward northeasterly path away from the U S eastern coast. The system, centered about 530 miles east of Jacksonville Florida, maintains 38 to 50 mph winds in the advisory issued by the Miami Weather Bureau.
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Ins
Frieda
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Jacksonville
Fla
Miami Weather Bureau
College Fete Set Tomorrow at Castlewood Country Club
Reservations for tomorrow's victory dinner dance near Castlewood Country Club close at noon. The semi-formal event marks the passage of legislation establishing a state college in Southern Alameda County with Governor Goodwin J. Knight as speaker. Sponsored by Chambers of Commerce of Southern Alameda County. about 400 reservations already made.
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Alameda County
Goodwin J. Knight
Chambers of Commerce
Hoffa Denies Union Funds Loan Unethical
Miami Beach dispatch reports James R. Hoffa denies any illegal or unethical loan of union funds. He says a $1 million loan to a Minneapolis store was approved by trustees, earned six percent interest, and that collateral of $1.85 million was provided. Hoffa admits Detroit loans to subordinates, denies kickbacks, says loans were for personal investments with repayment. Senate rackets panel seeks to question him on kickbacks and alleged misused union funds.
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Miami Beach
INS
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Minneapolis
Hoffa
Senate
Washington
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Detroit
Joan L. McClellan
D-Ark
Crash Fatal To Hayward Man
Charles Cuschers age 30 of 3524 Inglewood Drive Hayward died in a San Jose hospital from injuries in a three car crash Saturday near San Jose. He was a machinist survived by widow Mary and daughters Sohja 14 Lou Ann 13 Eva 6 and Betty Ann 5. A San Jose couple Robert L Norton and Rosalie Norton were injured when their auto collided head on with Cuschers near the old Highway 17 at Murphy Road north of San Jose. A third driver Duane Upton 36 of San Jose was unhurt. Funeral services for Cuschers are pending from Chapel of the Flowers 900 S Second St.
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Inglewood
Hayward
San Jose
Cuschers
Mary
Sohja
Lou Ann
Eva
Betty Ann
Robert L
Rosalie Norton
Murphy Rad
Duane Upton
San José
Cuschera
Chapel of the Flowers
S. Second St
Flares Sighted Near Sunken Pamir Area
In the Azores area Santa Maria reports a daylight flare sighting where the German windjammer Pamir foundered in a hurricane with 66 aboard. Hopes for survivors rise as an American rescue plane sees lights or flares near the scene and a surface vessel moves in for closer inspection.
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Azores
Tacoma
Germany
23rd Atomic Shot Delayed By AEC
LAS VEGAS The Atomic Energy Commission announced a 24 hour postponement in its Charleston nuclear shot due to radioactive contamination from four prior tests at the Nevada proving grounds.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Charleston
Nevada Proving Grounds
Victims Of Plane Crash Identified In California Hills
Los Angeles authorities identified two victims of a single engine plane crash into the San Jose hills last Sunday. Milton G. Willkins, 32, and Paula Price, 21, both of Compton, were named in the report.
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San Jose Hills
Milton G. Willkins
Paula Price
Bath
Compton
Judge orders interview in case of runaway Milville Loy
In Shasta county juvenile court Judge Richard Eaton ordered a psychological interview for 13 year old Milville Loy who repeatedly ran away from home seeking friends in Anderson. The judge questioned the father about nearby playmates while noting Loy has nine siblings at home.
13 Arrested In Dope Raids
Pittsburg, Calif police and narcotics agents arrested 13 men in a series of raids ending a three month investigation. The suspects, ages 21 to 32, were charged with possession of marijuana. a 17 year old boy is in juvenile home on assault charges. Marijuana valued at $1000 found at the garage of Frank Rayas Avalas, 33. Six Pittsburg officers and state agents led the operation.
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Sal Jimnos
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Spector
Inmate Granted Pardon By State
Sacramento reports Edward Jezcharria Avila, imprisoned for robbery and shooting in Los Angeles, was granted a pardon today by Governor Knight. Avila, sentenced June 13 to a one to five year term at China State Prison, had been linked to the crime by Raul Wilson and Sam Quentin State Prison records.
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China State
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Avila
Los Aneles
Sam Bravero
Search On For Missing Hunter In Grindstone Canyon
Search parties aided by bloodhounds fanned through Grindstone Canyon area as they hunt for Metre Spade of Oakland missing after a hunting trip. Local authorities said he did not return as scheduled.
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Cali
Grindstone ‘Canyon
Metre Spade
Oak‘land
Eisenhower Federalizes Guard Units to Enforce School Integration
President Eisenhower ordered federal troops into Little Rock to enforce school integration after escalating crisis. The move marks a decisive federal intervention in response to resistance to desegregation.
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INS
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Nine Negro Students Set For Return to Central High
President Eisenhower federalizes the Arkansas National Guard to protect nine Negro students returning to Central High. Gov Faubus opposes. crowd of 300 watches peacefully as officials plan a national address and court-ordered integration proceeds amid tense reactions.
Tourist Drowns In Motel Pool in West Sacramento
A 28 year old traveler from Alaska named Doone Ogel vie drowned in a motel pool in West Sacramento last night. His uncle Albert Aiken of San Francisco said he saw his nephew on the pool bottom about 9 30 p m. The pool had been empty only minutes earlier according to the manager.
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Yolo County
Doone Ogelvie
Alaska
Albert Aiken
San Francisco
Aiken
Landslide Seen In Haitian Vote
Reports from Port au Prince indicate a landslide victory for Dr François Duvalier in Haiti's presidential election held last Sunday. Opponent Louis DeJoie charges fraud and warns Haitians will not accept a rigged result while the voter return is mounting.
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Haiti
Itn
Francois Duvallier
Louis DeJoie
Duyatier
Dixie Governors React To Eisenhower Arkansas Drive
SEA ISLAND GA INS reports Southern governors reacted with shock to President Eisenhower’s order to mobilize federal troops for Arkansas integration. Governors Collins Hedges McKeldin praised or criticized the move, with calls for state National Guard control and questions about federalization and timing.
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Ins
Eisenhower
Arkansas
South
Leroy Collins
Florida
State National Guard
Little’ Rock
Defense
Arkansas Guard
Collins
Guard
Luther Hedges
North Carolina
Theodore’ McKeldin
Maryland
Arkansas Guard Placed Into Federal Service by Wilson
Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson ordered the Arkansas Army and Air National Guard into Federal service. He also authorized Army Secretary Wilbert Brucker to use regular troops to remove any obstruction of justice in Little Rock, and Brucker telephoned the order to Gov. Faubus.
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Arkansas National Guard
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Arkansas Army
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Army
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