Emergency Measures Imposed in Cyprus Amid Unrest
Reuters report from Cyprus notes British authorities declare a state of emergency under Governor General Sir J Sader in response to bombings and Cypriot unrest linked to Enosis. The measure tightens security, outlaws strikes not tied to trade disputes, suspends most gatherings, limits movement, and threatens death for illegal gun use and life terms for sabotage against utilities. Public order actions follow weeks of violence and the killing of five British soldiers.
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Middle East
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Harriman faces tough path to Democratic nomination
The piece surveys Harriman and his backers as they weigh a possible bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. It notes his evolving stance from strong Adlai support to a more independent position, plus his hopes to unite New York’s large delegation and fend off Stevenson’s earlier lead.
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Democratic Party
Albany County
Democrats
New York
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Truman
Congress
Soviet note warns Iran over Baghdad Pact threat
Soviet Foreign Ministry delivered a formal note to Iran’s chargé d affaires denouncing Iran’s Baghdad Pact membership as dangerous to Soviet frontiers. Moscow claims the pact, joined by Britain, Iraq, Turkey and Pakistan, undermines regional peace and accuses Iran of aligning with colonialist interests amid Western bloc pressure.
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Ette Sami
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Space program labeled boondoggle by Aero Digest
Aero Digest warned the US satellite program risks becoming a costly boondoggle needing a highly accelerated crash plan. It cited delayed contracts and instruments, parallel rocketing costs, and a race against the July 1957 to 1958 deadline amid tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Aviation Engineering Magazine
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American Rocket Society
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Wolfgang Zeller
Yugoslavia
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Vida of the Rite Street Floor
Perey Doe
Lee’d
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