Eden Plan On Cyprus Supported
Prime Minister Eden's government won solid backing in the House of Commons by a 319 to 246 vote backing its Cyprus policy. The dispute centers on Cyprus joining Greece, with Greek Cypriots seeking union and British forces enforcing a strict response. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said Britain's Middle East strategy needs a stronger link than a Greece-led Cyprus, noting Greece's NATO membership.
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London
Eden
House of Commons
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Greece
Aeliffe
Nicosia
Selwyn Lloyd
Britain
Middle East
NATO
Buckingham Palace denies Princess Margaret US visit plans
A Buckingham Palace press spokesman denied reports that Princess Margaret would visit the United States in the fall, saying no news of such a projected visit has been received.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Margaret
United States
Raising children starts at home, not by blaming others
The piece argues that judging other parents is easy while parenting one’s own children is hard. It notes many adults misjudge children and emphasizes patience, self-discipline, and more prayer within families. The author laments overreactions and urges applying faith to daily family life.
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RK. L. Dieffpenbacher
D.D
NEA
Tequiere
Fifteen Finalists Seek World Beauty Title
Fifteen contestants from as many countries vie for the Miss Universe 1957 crown in Long Beach California. Carol Morris of Ottumwa Iowa represents the United States, among entrants from Europe South America Latin America Scandinavia the Middle East and the Americas.
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Marina Orschel
Berlin
Germany
Long Beach
Calif
Europe
South America
Latin America
Scandinavia
Middle East
United States
America
Carol Morris
Ottumwa
Iowa
Rodrigues
Vana
Bass Waller
Gateshead
Margaret Gou
Athens
Tel Aviv
Iheeee Ma Galli
Italy
Erna Bauman
Mexico City
Sweden
Quita Heredia
Caracas
Venezuela
Defendant Chooses Jail After 17 Days of 30 Day Sentence
The defendant, after serving 17 days, requested a transfer back to jail because he preferred that facility. He noted only a 10 day term remained for drunkenness and expressed desire to return there.
Tar Heel Loser In Street Fight Near Baltimore Bar Scene
In Baltimore a 236 pound North Carolina man Richard B. Carroll 27 of Weldon faced off with officers in a street brawl near clubs on the Block. He swung Sgt. Snyder and Sgt. Cymek until an additional officer intervened with a night stick. A crowd of over 150 watched as Patrolman Rehman joined the fray. Carroll was fined by Magistrate Manuel Leske.
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Baltimore
North Carolina
Richard B. Carroll
Weldon
Frank Snyder
Joseph Cymek
Manuel Leske
Carroll
Baltimore Street
Bhat
Snyder
Sgt. Cymek
Cymek
William Rehmann
Daniels Leske
Operation Alert opens largest civil defense drill in U S history
The third annual Operation Alert began, with 30 government departments simulating a surprise nuclear attack on Hawaii and Puerto Rico at 10 a.m. EST. President Eisenhower briefed the National Security Council as sirens sounded and officials relocated to centers for a six day exercise.
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United States
Washington
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Canada
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Panama
Security Council
White House
Defense Department
Stag Ne Repushtion
National Security A
U.S. Curbs on Nuclear Fallout Progress Reported
Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission announced progress toward reducing radioactive fallout from U.S. nuclear tests and toward broader weapon goals. The statement, brief and nontechnical, cited steps to limit fallout while noting advances in warhead development and Nike missiles for air defense.
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Washington
Pacific Island
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Strauss
Chiefs Gather In Panama To Sign Hemisphere Pact
Neutralist leaders Tito of Yugoslavia Nasser of Egypt and Indian Prime Minister Nehru called for Algeria freedom and a nuclear ban after a Brioni conference. They urged suspending nuclear tests and restricting fissionable material to peaceful uses, to reduce world bloc divisions and promote unity.
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Panama
Brioni
Yugoslavia
India
Egypt
Algeria
Tito
Nasser
Nehru
Adriatic
Soviet Union
Free World
Cairo
McKeon Trial Highlights Training Methods at Issue
In the McKeon court martial at Parris Island the defense argues drill instructor methods are central to whether leading 74 recruits into marshy Ribbon Creek was reasonable. S.Sgt. Edward Huff testified McKeon, a Worcester, Mass. native, was an outstanding drill instructor, while prosecutors dispute the depth of water and nonswimmer status of recruits.
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Parris Island
Disci
Edward A. Hust
Chicago
Matthew C. McKeon
McKeon
Worcester
Mass
Huff
Irving N. Klein
New York City
Ribbon Creek
Emile Zola Berman
New York
Capt
W. L. Oteen Jr
Easton
Berman
Klein
eKeon
Edward A. Huff
Co Huff
Pan American leaders gather in Panama for unity declaration
Panamanian hosts welcome 21 Latin American presidents including Stroessner Ibanez Prado Aramburu and Peron exiled in Nicaragua as Eisenhower plans meetings. The hemispheric conference marks 130 years since the first Pan American Congress and aims to boost inter American cooperation and trade while warning of totalitarian threats.
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Panama
Ameri Ica
Alfredo Stroessner
Paraguay
Carlos Ibanez del Campo
Chile
Manuel Prado
Peru
Colombia
Honduras
Domenican Republic
Eisenhower
Nicaragua
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Peron
Ricardo Aris
Aramburu
Lima
United States
Car Swept Into Flood Near Robbins Kills Mother
In Robbins North Carolina a mother Mrs R L Link 52 and her daughter Scarlett Lynn 10 drowned when their car was swept off a bridge on Highway 705 during a flash flood. The husband and two sons escaped as floodwaters carried the vehicle downstream.
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N.C
Highway 705
Scarlett Lynn
Link
Kure Beach
Wayne
Monty Gene
Ameratron Mills
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