Newsmen Tour Colombia and exile moves reshape world
United States editors toured Colombia visiting government offices in Bogota and Manizales before continuing to Medellin. Damages from a brick building fire in Ellis totaled 65 000 dollars with 11 homeless and no injuries. Shah Reza Pahlavi and Empress Soraya began life in exile in Rome alongside King Farouk after the Mossadegh coup attempt failed.
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Italy
Shah Mone Reza Pahlevi
Ria
Soraya
UN Reinstates Dr Stout As Grafton Hospital Staff
Dr R D Stout, a 43 year practitioner and former County Health Director, was reinstated to the Grafton City Hospital staff after the board accepted his explanation for a delayed hospital record return. The board also approved a room rate increase at City Hospital to cover wage and expense needs amid staffing shortages, with private rooms rising to 12.50 to 16.50 and semi private rooms at 10.50.
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R. D. Stout
Grafton City Hospital
Stout
Buffalo
City Hall
City Hospital
Renge
Urban
Taylor County approves four budgets for 1953-54
Taylor County Court and three levy bodies meet in statutory sessions to adopt budgets for the year. The County budget stands at 174,609 with the same levy as last year. Grafton City approves 92,416.59 and considers hospital room-rate changes. School officials report a 654,757 budget and plan to set levies. Flemington council approves 6,177.
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Taylor County Court
Grafton
City Hopital Board
R. Virgil Rehrbough
Charleston
Board of
Edcation
Board of Education
Flemington
Chinese Replace Russian Masters Says Returned GI
Cpl. Lester E Williams 26 Kemah Texas said Chinese communists have replaced Russians as masters of North Korea The American prisoner returned to freedom with 74 others in Operation Big Switch bringing total U S captives freed to 1180 in 15 days
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Anmunjom
Morrocan Sultan appeals for help against France
Moroccan Sultan Sid Mohammed Ben Youssef, while retaining his powers through French intercession, pleads for outside help amid ongoing clashes between French forces and Moroccans. He cites bloodshed and violence across Moroccan cities as the conflict deepens.
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France
Rabat
Morocco
Sid Mohammed Ben Youssef
Bank Holdup Stolen Cash Near $200000 in Floral Park
Floral Park police report nearly $200000 was stolen from Prachi Nation Bank. FBI agents from New York City and Mineola sealed bank entrances as they opened an investigation. Cashier Eric Gronwall was abducted from his Bellmore home and forced to open the vault.
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New York City
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Eric Gronwall
Bellmore
N. Y
Mossadegh sets price on Iranian general Zahedi
Tehran premier Mohammed Mossadegh places a bounty on General Fazollah Zahedi, chief rival to the Shah. The military government offers 104,300 rials about $3,000 for information leading to Zahedi's capture after a weekend bid to topple the premier.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Fazollah Zahed
Zahedi
Route 92 Resurfacing Bids Sought Across Counties
The State Road Commission announced bids will be opened for a 3126 mile resurfacing project on Route 92 from U S 60 to the Barbour County line in Preston County. Four projects total cost about 174000 with federal funding for Preston work and Bureau of Public Roads approval required.
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Preston County
U. S. Route 60
Barbour County
Preston
Bureau of Public Roads
Seventh Avenue
Rand
Kanawha County
Kanawha River
Edward Flynn Dead at 61 Former DNC Chairman
Edward J. Flynn long time Bronx Democratic boss and former chairman of the Democratic National Committee died while vacationing in Ireland at 61. A confidant of Franklin D. Roosevelt, he led Bronx operations for decades and held a sixteenth consecutive two year term as Bronx Democratic Committee chair. His career peaked with DNC chair in 1940 before a 1943 scandal.
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Democratic National Committee
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Ireland
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Charles Buckley
D-N.y
Deimocritic Party
Chicago
Manhattan
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Roosevelt
Australia
Call Troops To Police Indiana Bell Strike Duty
Indiana National Guard was alerted to move into the 28 day old Indiana Bell strike and aid state police to prevent violence. Gov. Craig said troopers would be ready to act upon a moment's notice with a pre arranged plan. CIO union leaders criticized interference and alleged bias by Indianapolis police during peaceful picketing.
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Indiana National Guard
Indiana Bell
George N. Craig
Bell Exchange
Clinton
Harold JA
Doherty
CIO Communications Workers
Craig
Indiana
Béll
Alex Clark
Pleasant Weather Continues in Tri County Area
Pleasantly mild conditions prevail in the Tri County area with a forecast for continued pleasant weather. Yesterday’s high reached 79 and fell to 45 overnight, a low in latest weeks, while noon temperature stood at 71 and may reach about 80 by late afternoon. Tonight stays clear with a low in the 50s and tomorrow promises sunny skies.
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Tri-County
Mossadegh Halts Move To Oust Him From Office
In Tehran Mossadegh blocked an overthrow plot after a reading plotter backed out at the last moment. Lt Col Ahmed Montez, a principal instigator, pledged loyalty, then Mossadegh alerted security and had troops surround his home. Imperial guard commandant sent only four truckloads.
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Iran
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Ahmed Montez
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Montez
Ishal
Imperial Guard
General Strike Threat Hits French Industry
Violent general strike tensions rise as unions challenge Premier Laniel in Paris. Troops tanks paratroops and riot police deployed after government move to end walkouts seen as the worst since 17 years. About four million workers idle at peak as Laniel calls for resumed work and ends negotiations with non- co operating unions.
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Radio 9
Nation
Lantel
Laurel
Clarence Manion Named Chairman of Inter-Governmental Relations
President Eisenhower named Clarence E Manion former Notre Dame Law School dean as chairman of the Commission on Inter Governmental Relations to study overlapping federal state relations He accepted the post at the temporary White House offices and said taxation and authority overlaps pose a critical problem.
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Commission On Inter-Governmental Relations
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White House
Grafton's Gold Rush Echoes in New York Newsman Memoir
Leo Rasche, former Grafton Sentinel editor, recalls 1915 Grafton surge as vast crowds filled Latrobe Street and new glass industries rose. John T. McGraw shaped the town with railroad, station, hotel, and streetcar lines. Rasche, now with the World Telegram, notes McGraw’s influence and compares the city to a metropolis in the making while reflecting on the era’s saloons vaudeville shows and regional prominence.
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Soviet bid to invite China and Koreas rejected at UN
United Nations political committee rejected a Soviet demand to invite Communist China and North Korea to Far Eastern discussions. The body voted 34 to 1 with 9 abstentions against extending an invitation, then 34 to 14 with 9 abstentions against inviting Red China. Vishinsky flagged China’s exclusion and said the issue would be raised at the eighth General Assembly session in September.
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Ching
North Korea
Andrew
Vishinsky
Spett
China
Ae Vishinsiy
Iisus
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Ih Caidals
Russia
General Assembly
Edgar Sanders Freed By Reds
Silver haired Edgar Sanders was jailed by Red Hungarians for more than three years on false espionage charges. He crossed the Iron Curtain to freedom and was pardoned by the Hungarian presidium. Britain to lift its embargo on trade with Communist Hungary. Sanders to stay in Vienna as health and state allow. The foreign office linked Sanders’ release to easing the trade ban.
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Edgar Sanders
Walls
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Robert A. Vogeler
Sanders
London
Britain
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