Policemen Win Big In World Football Pool
Fifteen London policemen and associates win a world record football pool payout totaling nearly 700000 dollars. The Margate based syndicate has funded weekly bets for seven years, with 25 shares held by officers and civilians. Constable James Upton could receive about 140000 dollars as the top winner.
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Chen Yi says Red China remains strong and warns US
Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Yi said the United States would miscalculate a cease-fire by interpreting Formosa armament suspensions as weakness. He urged no foreign interference and pledged continued pursuit of Taiwan goals, while noting a seven day conditional cease-fire if US ends convoy escorts to Quemoy.
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Sack dress fades from fashion say columnist
R L Dieffenbacher writes that fashion cycles, including the sack dress, have faded. He argues true spiritual change comes from repentance study of God’s teaching and prayer, not reliance on idols or superstition.
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Eisenhower intensifies push on socialism taxes and Quemoy policy
President Eisenhower plans a vigorous campaign focusing on socialism and higher taxes to rally Republican voters. He denounces Democratic control as steering the nation toward socialism while backing a harder line on Quemoy and Matsu and stressing private enterprise risks if Democrats prevail in November.
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Pope Pius XII Shows Continued Improvement in Health
Castel Gandolfo Italy AP Pope Pius XII continues to improve after a cerebral stroke Monday at age 82 doctors report progressive recovery. The bulletin notes lucid senses no movement failure and hiccups reappeared then faded solid food tolerance returned with kidney blockage resolved as vigil continues outside the Pope’s summer residence.
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School Sparring Continues Across States in School Closings
Some 17 000 youngsters idled by closings in Arkansas Virginia and the Clinton Tenn high school dynamiting. Fourteen schools shut in three states as state and federal authorities spar over integration and court actions.
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Quemoy air clash as Nationalists fire on Red China jets
Nationalist anti aircraft batteries on Quemoy fired on eight Communist planes that flew over the offshore island during a seven day cease fire. The Red aircraft reportedly did not attack and returned toward the mainland. Supplies continued to reach Quemoy by sea and air under U. S. Navy escort despite the cease fire.
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Janice No Immediate Threat To Mainland
Gale warnings lined the South Atlantic coast from Vero Beach to Cape Hatteras as Hurricane Janice, a 90 mph storm, remained about 365 miles east of Daytona Beach and moved north northwest at 15 mph. Forecasters expected 35 mph winds alongshore, 50 miles offshore, with tides 2 to 3 feet higher than normal.
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No Clashes Seawolf Sailor Tells Of Trip
Albert W. Durkee a 28 year old machinist’s mate first class from Acton Massachusetts aboard the atomic submarine Seawolf recounts a 60 day underwater record. He praises crew unity and notes the crew avoided excitement over the achievement while planning for future challengers. Durkee details routine watches reading hobby projects and work aboard ship during the record voyage.
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Balloon Trip Is Delayed Over High Winds Flight
Lt. Chilton McClure a 25 year old Air Force pilot prepared for a stratosphere balloon ride as high altitude winds delayed the launch from Alamogordo New Mexico. The mission was postponed to 830 am then 10 am MST as officials monitored conditions.
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Problem Students Dicer 1eced
A Kansas City AP report states 25 assistant superintendents from large cities favor expulsion for incorrigible students while noting Brooklyn suspension disputes. J G Bryan describes special small classes for extreme discipline cases as rehabilitation and removal tools.
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British Army Gives Recruit Big Reception at York Station
Alan Yansley became the British army’s 200th recruit of the year as a welcoming party from his new regiment greeted him at York Station. Capt. Peter Fleming adjutant led the reception and Maj. J B Wood presented a government savings bond before Yansley heads to kitchen duty on Wednesday.
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Justice Burton To Retire From Supreme Court
Justice Harold H. Burton announces retirement from the Supreme Court at age 70 after the court opened its fall term. President Eisenhower lauds Burton's public service while a successor is not named. Burton cites medical advice and best interests as reasons for retiring.
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U S 7th Fleet to End Formosa Strait Convoying
The United States plans to end convoying Nationalist Chinese supply ships in the Formosa Strait within a day or two. The move hinges on the absence of Communist shelling rather than a Chinese offer to cease fire for a week if U S convoy operations stop. Officials stress the action follows international waters rules and U S independence in naval conduct.
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State says Communist flights over Quemoy provoke ceasefire
A state spokesman called Communist plane flights over Quemoy a provocative act out of line with the Red ceasefire. Press officer Lincoln White said antiaircraft fire by Chinese Nationalist batteries against the Communist aircraft this afternoon was not a breach of the truce.
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