Melee at Japanese air base injures 100 police and villagers
In Sunakawa Japan about 100 people were injured in a clash between police and villagers and labor unionists as 1200 officers with helmets pushed to clear fields blocked with human waste. Eight surveyors completed most runway extension work for U S jet landings near Tachikawa Air Base. Government promised cooperation with United States on extensions.
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Sunakawa
Japan
P—Som
Air Base
Expan
Rmit U
Tachikawa Air Base
United States
President Eisenhower to Meet British Leader Amid Health News
In Denver, President Eisenhower shows steady recovery after heart exam with doctors calling heart normal in size. He plans a conference at 11:30 a.m. with British Field Marshal Montgomery about World War II reunion and NATO issues discussed during Montgomery’s visit to Lowry Air Force Base.
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Denver
Coe Comma
Lord Monten
Eisenhower
Peal White
Boston
White
Lowry Air Force Base
Ued Est
Gettysburg
Montgomery
Peca
Europe
NATO
Gaza clashes mark second straight day of border fighting
An Egyptian spokesman reported nine Israeli armored cars sparked a 45 minute gun duel in the Gaza Strip with no casualties on either side. U N observers visited for on the spot checks as Egyptian troops dug in near El Sabha on the El Auja Nazara zone after Thursday’s 17 hour battle. The Israeli Foreign Ministry described the earlier fight as aimed at expelling Egyptians from Israeli territory and dismissed a Syrian foray report as fiction.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Israel
Yunis
Gaza
U. N
U.N
el Sabha
el Auja-Nizana
Jsame
Foreign Ministry
Iention
Reson
Plane Crashes Into River Four Missing Near Holyoke
A C47 plane went down in the Connecticut River during heavy rain near Route 5 two miles north of Holyoke Massachusetts. Four aboard survived and four are missing. Survivors include Navy Captain Henry C. Nichols and 1st Lieutenant Joseph M. Delaurentis. Rescue efforts were hindered by washed out roads and strong currents.
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Holyoke
Mass
Connecticut River
Air Force
Washington, D.C
Westover Air Force Se
Chicopee
Massachusetts
Route 5
Westover
Westover Afb
Navy
Henry C. Nichols
Salem
Lee
Joseph M. Delaurentis
Latrop St
South Hadley Falls
Tiger
Richard Gearhard
Atlantic Ave
Rochester
N.Y
Don Curtis
Nichols
Ed Hurley
Paul Donne Gue
Providence Hospital
Rita Hayworth seeks fourth divorce from Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth filed for divorce from her fourth husband Dick Haymes while in Paris. The complaint, airmailed to her attorney in Reno, claims Haymes caused her great unhappiness and mental distress. Haymes said he would contest the divorce.
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Reno
Nev
Rita Hayworth
Dick Haymes
Paris
Prince Alyn
William K. Woodburn
Haymes
Nevada
Parents Urged to Start Polio Shots Now
Raleigh report says to begin vaccinating children with Salk vaccine immediately to maximize protection before next summer. The second dose should come two to four weeks after the first, the third about seven months after the second. Even with early start, completion may occur after July 1. Norton notes 5-9 year olds with one dose last year had 35 percent less polio than those unvaccinated.
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Raleigh .Y
J. W. BR. Norton
Norton
Democrats Debate Strategy Against Eisenhower in 1956 Campaign
Democratic leaders clash over direct attacks on President Eisenhower if he runs again. Lyndon B. Johnson and others push a moderate legislative program while refraining from harsher assaults, and Kefauver urges action against administration appointees amid Eisenhower’s illness.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Butler
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Dayton
Ohio
Mid-east Envoys Called In for Washington Meetings
The State Department summoned Egyptian and Israeli ambassadors for separate talks with Assistant Secretary George V. Allen to ease the Middle East tension. Abba Eban and Ahmed Hussein were to discuss arms requests and UN mediation as Washington seeks restraint amid broader Arab-Israeli strains.
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Washington
State Department
Middle East
Abba Eban
Israel
United States
Asst
George V. Allen
Egypt
Ahmed Hussein
Allen
United Nations
U.N
Hammarskjold
el Auja
Britain
France
Eban
Makeup of Atomic Committee Disputed at United Nations
United Nations leaders clash over representation on a 11 member international committee to study atomic radiation. Latin American bloc threatens to split with the United States if Ecuador's appeal to add Argentina Mexico Belgium and Egypt is rejected. Trujillo notes lack of Spanish speaking nations and calls for broader inclusion.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.N
United States
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Ecuador
Wadsworth
International Committee of Scintists
Australia
Brazil
Canada
Czechoslovakia
France
India
Japan
Sweden
Britain
Soviet Union
Jose Vincente Trujillo
Argentina
Mexico
Belgium
Egypt
Trujillo
British Commonwealth
Second Marines Poised to Strike in Amphibious Exercise
More than 4,000 troops from the Marine and Navy units participate in Operation Lantphibex at Camp Lejeune. Blue forces prepare for air and waterborne assaults with Inland divisions consolidating beachheads at Peterfield Point near New River as umpires test new tactics and simulated atomic weapons use.
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Lejeune
N.C
Elewore Pened
Peverfield Pakit
United States
Blue
Onslow Beach
Ng Pus
Peterfield Point
Camp Polk
Washington
Department of Defense
Sunday Enterprise Preview Promises Big Weekend Features
The Sunday Enterprise foreshadows photo rich coverage on the dollar value to taxpayers and a feature on a 20 year old big game hunter who saved since age 12 for overseas safaris. Industrial news includes a buzzing furniture scene and hosiery industry speculation about unionization with a strike vote looming at another major local plant.
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Row
Thomasville
Sunday Enterprise
Forrest Cates
Seven Convicts Rounded Up Near Walla Walla Penitentiary
Seven of ten escapees were recaptured within 24 hours after tunneling out of the Washington Penitentiary. Four were nabbed along railroad tracks north of town, three more at Milton Freewater, while three remain at large in surrounding farmland. The escapees used forged state IDs and driver licenses before authorities blamed a forged credentials ring. Warden Delmore ordered the prison print shop closed for investigation.
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Walla Wash
Liberty
Washington
Here
Aine
Milton Freewater
Walla Walla
William B. Bracey
Tacoma
Place Tana
John Munn
Arthur Lee Walker
William James
William Paul Lee
Ralph E. Lockerby
Lawrence Delmore Jr
Slayer Of Retired Racketeer Sought In Phoenix
Bioff, 55, a former film union power broker, was killed when his truck exploded at his northeast Phoenix home. Authorities report little to go on as the nationwide hunt for Bioff’s killer expands. Bioff once testified against Capone gang figures and had a history of extortion in Hollywood.
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Phoenix
Aziz
Willie Bioff
Bioff
Texas
Ralph Edmundson
Sheriff's Office
Saami Pn
Lacaueite
William Nelson
Hollywood Film Union
New York
Mike Galvin
AFL Teamsters Union
Hollywood
George Browne
International Alliance of
Movie Industry Union
Browne
Frank
Nitti
Capone
Frank Maritote
Charles
Cherry Nose
Louis Kaufman
Movie Union
John Roselli
June Lang
Had It Coming To Him By Hodges Snickers Stir Debate
In Raleigh a college address by Gov. Hodges triggered snickers from students and sharp responses. Rep. Satterfield argued the crowd showed contempt while warning the state is moving toward integration despite Assembly efforts. Hodges defended voluntary segregation as a plan aligned with court decisions.
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Raleigh
Os College
Hodges
Byrd I. Satterfield
Perce Oa Ie
Satterfield
Rar Assembly
Dr. Bluford
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Businessman Franklin questioned over private payrolls and NPA role
Franklin testified before a House subcommittee on potential conflicts between private interests and federal duties. He described a $1700 annual raise while at NPA and later promotion to chief of the ferro alloys section. He said Vanadium rehired him at 12500 with expenses while NPA and that he remained employed privately as a WOC.
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Franklin
Disa House
New York
NPA
Vanadium
Ree Department
Busineo
Eeee
WOC
NPR
Hitchhiking Sailor Fatally Injured in Rt 25 Crash
A hitchhiking sailor died after a car ran off Route 25 three miles south of here and overturned. Charles Lester Creech, 21, of South Pittsburgh Tennessee, stationed at Jacksonville Florida, was killed. driver Herman Lee Allison, 19, of Swannanoa, a sailor stationed in Charleston, escaped. The crash left Creech and Allison thrown from the vehicle and prompted a highway patrol inquiry.
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ASWA
Rt. 25
Here
State Highway Patrol
Charles Lester Creech
Pittsburgh
Highway Patrol
W. McDonald
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