Rebels Warn British of Retaliation in Cyprus
Greek Cypriot rebels in Nicosia warned the British that their policy will be eye for eye and tooth for tooth. Leaflets say for every Greek child killed by British forces the rebels will kill a British child, and for every Greek woman killed a British woman will be slain. EOKA, led by Dighenis, claims to fight for union with Greece. Official counts show two Greek children killed since April 1955, with one incident at Lar maca and another at Koma Yialou. The leaflets also accuse Britain of higher casualty figures, claiming 212 Britons killed, while British reports list 48 Britons dead. Weathered by violence, the island remains tense with no arrests reported.
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SSA
Cyprus
Nicosia
EOKA
Dighenis
Greece
George Grivas
Ciolemce
Larmaca
Koma Yialou
A Cornmen
Britain
Nima
Eet
Liquor Store Sales Increase in North Carolina June
North Carolina ABC liquor stores reported June sales of 5,173,065.80 dollars, up 322,498.75 from the June average. Chairman TM men attributed the rise in part to five Saturdays last month, noting Mecklenburg led with 824,712.15 dollars and other top totals in 6, Asheville, and Winston-Salem.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
ABC
Eee Mecklenburg
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Youth Lives After Five Minutes Under Water in Gastonia
Thomas Kincaid, 17, Dallas, fell into a lake during a camping trip and was submerged about five minutes. Robert Cloninger, 10, sought help while Edgar Ramsey and John Lester Cloninger searched the water. After artificial respiration by the Cloninger brothers, Gaston Life Saving Crew revived him and he recovered at a Gastonia hospital.
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Gastonia
N.C
Thomas Kincaid
Dallas
Pierce
Robert Cloninger
John Lester Cloninger
Edgar Ramsey
Kincaid
Cloninger
Gaston Life Saving Crew
John Cloninger
Robert
John
Crosses Burn Near Homes Of Justices
Police charged Ronald Eugene Rowley in Washington today for burning crosses outside the Sheraton Park Hotel and near the homes of Chief Justice Earl Warren and Justice Frankfurter. Other crosses were set outside Solicitor General Sobeloff and Mrs. William Douglas in Maryland. Rowley, an electronic engineering student, surrendered and forfeited bonds. FBI and federal authorities join the probe to find two accomplices.
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Arlington
Earl Warren
Justice Frankfurter
Simon Sobeloff
Douglas Aeat
Beltsville
National Assny
Edgar E. Scott
Ronald Eugene Rowley
Sheraton Park Hotel
Supreme Court
Scott
Rowley
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Sunrise
Sheraton Park
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Youth coin s nicknames booster shot "cabooster" in Kansas
Lawrence report notes three year old Jackie Mills calls his diphtheria booster shot a cabooster while recovering. The child’s play on the word booster reflects a young patient’s view of vaccination. The story highlights pediatric experiences with immunization.
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Lawrence, Kan
Jackie Mills
Israel Reports Complaint Over Mechanic Killing
Israel filed a complaint alleging four gunmen abducted a 21 year old Polish nurse Helen Frank from a car near the Jordan frontier. She described a sequence of shootings and separations as she was forced to travel toward Jordan before being released.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Jordan Frontier
Helen Frank
Poland
State Leaders Oppose Bolts from Party at Southern caucus
Southern Democratic state chairs met in Atlanta on July 14 to condemn bolt efforts and third parties at the Democratic National Convention. They proposed a preconvention Southern Caucus to coordinate governors and party leaders, adopted a 500 word statement, and formed a committee to collect input while stressing defense of state sovereignty and constitutional rights. Some members urged stronger language and broader unity.
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Atlanta
Panlierza
Nevill _tt
Carolina
Eville Bennett
John Sammons Bell
Georgia
Herbert S. Walters
Tennessee
Bennett
Bennent
Thomas H. Blanton
Virginia
James M. Milligan
Florida
Universal Beauties In Long Beach Pageant Preview
Long Beach California July 4 crowds expected for the annual Miss Universe pageant parade route and preliminaries. Promoters anticipate a mile long parade with floats from Naval Air Station volunteers. Sweden’s Hillevi Rombin and Vermont’s Carlene Johnson headlined the event with Buenos Aires entrant Ana Paula as late-arriving contestant. Preliminaries for Miss U S A begin Tuesday with finals the next day.
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Calif
Argentina
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Buenos Aires
Lamitos Naval Air Station
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Sweden
Carlene Johnson
Vermont
U.S.A
Cee
Miss Rombin
Oscar Sein
Ar Hardt
Reds Free Clergyman Bishop Chen Reports Release
Methodist Bishop Wen Yuan Chen, arrested in Red China five years ago, has been released by his captors and may resume duties. Bishop Arthur J. Moore cited a letter received in Hong Kong as the source. Chen, a Foochow native educated in China the U S and Germany, had not been heard from since 1951.
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N.C
Wen-Yuang Chen
Red China
Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta
Southeastern Methodist Jurisdictional Conference
Ralph A. Ward
Hong Kong
Ward
Hendersonville
Bishop Chen
Foochow
China
Duke University
Syracuse University
New York State
Germany
Fukien Christian University
National Council of Churches
World Council of Churches
Unity Appeal Tightens Democratic Party Ties
Walters hailed the meeting as a major step toward party unity after Bennett invited 11 Southern state chairmen. The statement will be sent to Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas as no national or candidate discussions occurred. The chairmen stressed their region’s loyalty to the Democratic party.
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Walters
Bennett
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
National Party
Democratic Party
Harriman Attacks Eisenhower as Farm Woes Mark US Economy
New York Governor Harriman assailed Ike and the GOP, denouncing farm losses and rising corporate profits. He labeled Eisenhower’s veto of the farm bill a tragedy and urged a Democratic administration to seize upcoming opportunities. He cited a 61 percent rise in big company profits since 1952 and 52 percent drops for small firms, urging action to protect small business. He spoke to YDC members with Congressman Harold Cooley introducing him.
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Eisenhower
Harriman
Gov. Harriman
Lee
Bing
Harold Cooley
Marilyn Monroe Arrives in Britain for Movie Shoot
Marilyn Monroe and husband Arthur Miller arrive in Britain amid a press scrum. She speaks of England as wonderful and hopes to stay for weeks. Reporters note her attire and playful remarks about undergarments during the chaotic arrival.
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Eddy Gilmore
Lon
Marilyn Monroe
Britain
Arthur Miller
England
Eliza
Marilyn
Auto Fire Sparks Damage in English Point Car
Exhaust sparks ignited the rear seat of a car in the 600 block of English Point at 5 p.m. yesterday. Firefighters said the blaze was extinguished before extensive damage occurred and report no injuries.
Hopeful No NC Schools Will Close
Bills to be introduced at a special session describe five of eight proposed measures and one bill for constitutional amendments. Provisions include paying no funds to students who attend segregated private schools and a local option plan allowing school units to vote to close public schools.
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Redman
Board of Education
Rodman
Free book explains arthritis rheumatism causes and treatment
A 36 page illustrated brochure offers causes ill effects and dangers of neglecting arthritis and rheumatism with a drugless treatment method. The offer from Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri promises free mailing with no cost or obligation and asks readers to write for the book.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
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