Wife Fed Up With The Sea
SURF CITY N C Aug 2 Mrs Albert Koeystra said she was fed up with the sea and came to visit her sailor husband who aims for Spain Africa and the Panama Canal Zone. He plans to wait in Florida for a telegram reply before continuing inland waterway to Wilmington. She is pregnant and arrived here June 10 after leaving him in Panama.
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Surf City
N.C
Albert Koeystra
Spain
Italy
Africa
Atlantic
Panama Canal Zone
Florida
Kooystra
Wilmington
Eighteen on Trial in Armas Death in Guatemala
Eighteen persons sit before a military court on charges of complicity in the assassination of President Carlos Castillo Armas. An additional 36 people are detained for investigation. Officials say the accused include army officers and palace guards.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
National Lawa
Castillo Armas
Romero Vasquez Sanchez
Maggie the duck murdered in Greenville hotel park
Maggie the duck, famous at the Poinsett Hotel in Greenville, is found dead beneath a bridge after an intruder took her from Lewis Park. The bird had earlier tried to hatch eggs in freezing weather and suffered after her mate Donald was injured. Hotel staff and Managing Director J Mason Alexander express anger over the loss.
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Greenville
8. C
Maggie
Poinsett Hotel
Lewis Park
Donald
Donald I
J. Mason Alexander
Accord on Foreign Aid Sought in Senate House Talks
Senate and House conferees seek to harmonize Eisenhower foreign aid plans with a three year and one year funding view. The Senate favors 3.617 billion dollars in aid and a 750 million Treasury borrowing option for two later years while the House would fund 500 million for the first year and reject longer term borrowing. Senator Sparkman cautions over the difficulty of reconciling positions while Mansfield suggests one year authority may suffice for now.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Tomor
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Treasury
Sparkman
Sen
Mansfield
Dmont
Iit
Tolstoy Descendant Sofya Andreyevna Yesenina Dies
Sofya Andreyevna Tolstoya Yesenina, 57, granddaughter of Leo Tolstoy, died yesterday. She served as director of the Tolstoy State Museum, per the Literary Gazette.
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Moscow
Sofya Andreyevna Tolstoya-Yesenina
Leo Tolstoy
Literary Gazette
Tolstoy
Military Rule Returns in Cuba After Demonstration
Earl E. T. Smith, the new U S ambassador, faced criticism as Batista’s cabinet extended 45 day suspensions of guarantees and ordered the army to seize Santiago. A general strike followed police actions, a cafe was bombed, and reinforcements were sent to Bueycito as rebels led by Fidel Castro gain ground.
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Earl E. T. Smith
Batista
Con
Santiago
Oriente
Bueycito
Fidel Castro
Castro
Dulles Proposes Open Skies Inspection Across West Europe
John Foster Dulles urged a wide open skies plan to inspect the United States Soviet Union and much of Europe. The proposal would allow Soviet planes over US and Western territories and permit Western inspectors to survey Soviet ports rail hubs highways and airfields to reveal warlike nuclear moves. The plan requires broad nation consent and aims to break the East West disarmament deadlock before a first stage agreement is reached.
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John Foster Dulles
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Europe
U. S
U. N. Subcommittee On Disarmament
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Seta
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France
Canada
Eisenhower
West
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Aleutian Islands
Us.s.r
Denmark
Norway
Arctic Circle
Greenland
Kamchatka Peninsula
Aleutian and
Kurile Islands
United Kingdom
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Iran
Federal Highway Funds Allocated Across States
The government allocated 2.875 billion dollars for the national highway program for the coming year. Interstate and related systems will connect 90 percent of cities with 50 thousand plus population, with completion aimed at about 16 years. Major recipients include New York, Texas, California, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and several southern states.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Virginia
Bureau of Public Roads
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California
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Janos Molnar
Susan
Frankfurt
West Germany
United States
Hungary
Germany
England
Austria
Molnar
Aladar Schonfield
Westboro
Mass
Subway blast injures dozens during Philadelphia rush
A six car Broad Street subway train exploded after a motor shorted, causing a circuit breaker to blow. Passengers rushed onto the Erie Avenue platform as windows shattered and a fire alarm sounded. About 30 were taken to Einstein Medical Center with noncritical injuries.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Erie Ave
Edward Caswell
Temple University Hospital
Einstein Medical Center
Marilyn Monroe Loses Baby in Miscarriage
NEW YORK Movie star Marilyn Monroe miscarried last night and underwent emergency surgery at Doctors Hospital. Miller rushed from Amagansett with Monroe. doctors and a press representative were at her bedside. She is expected to stay 9 to 10 more days before returning to Long Island.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Doctors Hospital
Monroe
Millers
Amagansett
Long Island
Miller
Warren Fisher
Fisher
Marilyn
Labor rackets in New York unions exposed
Senate inquiry testimony accuses hoodlum controlled unions and employers of exploiting nearly one million Puerto Rican and Black workers in New York City. McNiff names 22 unions as cooperating with firms to fix wages near the federal minimum and withhold contract copies from workers. He cites limited access to benefits and mentions ILGWU efforts to improve contract transparency.
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Washington
Senate
New York City
John MecNiff
The
Assn
McNiff
New York
International Ladies Garment Workers
ILGWU
Dave Dubinsky
Dubinisky
Bookkeeper Sought In Shortage Involving Show Dogs
FBI said three persons traveling in a caravan with Janet R Gray a 40 year old bookkeeper connected to a $100000 shortage were located in Rocky Hill Connecticut. Gray headed north from Goldsboro North Carolina with personal belongings and 40 plus Cocker Spaniels. No charges filed yet against the trio.
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Atlanta
FBI
Janet R Gray
Jack Mumford
Goldsboro
N. C
Gray
Mumford
Decatur
Eisenhower blasts Senate civil rights trial provision
President Eisenhower denounces the Senate added trial provision as weakening the civil rights bill and potentially disenfranchising many voters. He calls the 51 42 vote bitterly disappointing and notes possible veto uncertainty amid House passage and stalled conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Potter
R-Mich
White House
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Knowland
California
GOP
House
Hagerty
White Mouse
Temples of the Spirit in Human Existence
R L Dieffenbacher argues that humans are more than physical bodies or minds. He frames people as temples of the spirit, housing character and frailties yet offering power when used as sacred vessels.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA Service
FHA rates may rise again under new housing rule
Congressional sources say FHA mortgage interest could climb from 5 to 5.5 percent with lower down payments and tighter discount limits. House subcommittee chair Rep. Rains says administration study under way to curb down payments. authority exists to raise rates to 6 percent without Congress. FHA aims to stay competitive amid lender discount caps.
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Federal Housing Administration
Congress
Eisenhower
FHA
Rep. Rains
D-Ala
House
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