Rebels Warn British of Retaliation in Cyprus Leaflets
Greek Cypriot rebels calling themselves FOKA warn of eye for eye retaliation against British security forces in Nicosia leaflets. They claim 712 Britons killed by EOKA, while British records cite about 115 total deaths from all groups.
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North Carolina ABC Stores Post June Sales Gain
ABC chairman Tom Allen said North Carolina ABC liquor stores sold 5 173 065 80 in June up 322 498 75 from a year earlier. He cited five Saturdays in June as a factor, with Mecklenburg leading at 521 412 50 followed by Asheville 543 785 50 and Winston-Salem 352 909 80.
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North Carolina
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Soan
Tom Allen
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Mecklenburg
Largwig
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Youth Survives After Five Minutes Under Lake Water
Kincaid 17 of Dallas fell into a Gastonia lake during a camping trip and was submerged about five minutes. His companions searched the area and found him, then performed artificial respiration until Gate Life Saving Crew arrived. He regained breathing and was later reported in fine condition at a Gastonia hospital.
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Kincaid
Dallas
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Crosses Burn Near Homes Of Justices
A series of cross burnings occurred near the homes of Supreme Court justices in Washington D C including Chief Justice Warren and Justice Frankfurter. The acts followed a school desegregation ruling with signs expressing racial hostility. One suspect, Rowley, surrendered and faced two counts of kindling a bonfire, while two accomplices remained at large as the FBI aided city police in the investigation.
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Earl Warren
Justice F Prank
National Assa
Supreme Court
Scott
Rowley
Sheraton Park
FBI
Eisenhower
Metropolitan Police
Youth coinages new booster nickname in Kansas
Lawrence report notes a youth naming his booster shot as "my cabooster." The line refers to a child recovering from a diphtheria booster and the playful label coined locally.
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Lawrence, Kan
Jackie Mills
Israel Files Complaint Over Mechanic's Killing
In Jerusalem a Polish born nurse Helen Frank 21 serving in Israel's women's army described a drive near Lydda Airport six miles from the Jordan frontier when four gunmen abducted her companion Aryeh Grav back 25 and killed him after demanding military information. She escaped after the attackers released her.
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Southern party leaders vow unity against bolting
In Atlanta July 14 Southern Democratic state chairmen reject bolts walkouts or third parties and push preconvention caucus of governors chairs and delegation members. Neville Bennett of the Carolinas reads a 500 word statement adopted unanimously while calling for strategy to block an antisegregation plank as Thomas Blanton of Virginia hints at stronger language.
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Neville Bennett
Carolina
Sammons Bell
Georgia
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Bennett
Thomas H. Blanton
Virginia
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Florida
Universal Beauties In Long Beach Pageant Preview
In Long Beach California promoter plans for the Miss Universe pageant parade and events. Contestants include Miss Sle ana Carre from Buenos Aires arriving by plane and last year’s Miss Universe Miss Rombin of Sweden. Preliminaries start Tuesday with finals a day later and a top prize potential around $150000.
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Calif
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Buenos Aires
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Aew
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Reds Report Clergyman Freed by Chinese Captors
Lake Junaluska NC July 14 Reports say Methodist Bishop Wen-Yuan Chen freed by Communist captors after five years in Red China. Atlanta Bishop Arthur J Moore cited an authoritative letter received by Bishop Ralph A Ward in Hong Kong. Chen, educated at Duke Syracuse and German institutions, had not been heard from since 1951.
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Wen-Yuan Chen
Red China
Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta
Southeastern Methodist Jurisdictional Conference
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Foochow
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Meeting Aims at Unity Among Southern Democrats
Walters called the gathering a step toward party unity after inviting 11 Southern state chairmen. The group planned to send copies of a statement to Mississippi, Iowa, Arkansas, and Texas representatives, with no talks of national party action or candidate discussions. The chairmen described their bloc as the most loyal section of the Democratic Party.
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Bennett
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Iowa
Arkansas
Texas
National Party
Democratic Party
Harriman Attacks Ike and GOP in New York Speech
Gov Harriman denounces President Eisenhower and the GOP in New York accusing them of favoring big business while farmers face income losses. He blasts the farm bill veto as a tragedy and warns of concentrated economic power and rising small-business failures. Rep. Harold Cooley introduces him.
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Harriman
Eisenhower
America
Washington
Harold Cooley
Fourth
Marilyn Monroe Arrives in Britain for 14-Week Stay
Marilyn Monroe and husband Arthur Miller landed in Britain and sparked a brief press scrum. She called England a wonderful country and said she plans to stay about 14 weeks while filming a movie.
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Eddy Gilmore
LO N
Marilyn Monroe
Britain
Arthur Miller
England
Queen Elizabeth II
Marilyn
Auto Fire Sparks in Rear Seat on English Street
Firefighters report a car fire in the 600 block of English Street about 5 p.m. yesterday. Exhaust sparks ignited the rear seat but the blaze was extinguished with no extensive damage reported.
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English Street
Hopeful No NC Schools Will Close
Five of eight bills to be acted on in a special session describe amendments to allow public funds for children in segregated and private schools, local option school shutdowns and private operation. The plan includes protections for teachers and limits on transfers to sectarian schools.
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Rodman
Aries
Atlon
Free book explains arthritis and rheumatism cure
A public notice offers a free illustrated book on arthritis and rheumatism. It promises explanations of causes and treatment, including a drugless method, available by writing to Ball Clinic Dept 4612, Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
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Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsior Springs
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