U N General Assembly Eyes Round-The-Clock Syria Debates
The United Nations General Assembly may hold day and night sessions next week to address Syrian Soviet charges that Turkey plans to attack Syria with U S help. Debates on a commission to investigate the situation received broad support amid calls to act before U N Day.
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Girard Case Testimony Celebrated In Japan Trial
Maebishi Japan October 19 defense lawyers cheered as they argued for acquittal in the death of scrap collector Mrs. Naka Sakai on a Soma gahara firing range. They say Girard acted on official duty and question jurisdiction and witness testimony.
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From Gas Station to Co-Stars in Houseboat
Harry Guardino, once a dishwasher and gas station attendant, got his break when producer Ted Richmond noticed him pumping gas. He joined a studio, earned a part, and soon co starred in Houseboat with Sophia Loren and Cary Grant.
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Troop units along border reported near Syria frontier
Eyewitness travelers in Istanbul report Turkish infantry and armored units dug in along the tense Syrian border. Turkish leaders stress defensive rights and mobility within territory. Observers noted improvised air strip and artillery recon planes.
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Alert Ordered For Tar Heel In Motorboat
U S Coast Guard at Norfolk ordered an all ships alert for traces of Melvin West a 28 year old DJ who began a 580 mile ocean trip in a 15 foot outboard boat toward Bermuda The voyage began Thursday with no radio transmitter and West was overdue amid heavy seas and strong winds near 70 miles off the coast A search plan awaited any sighting while witness John Chavis reported 12 to 18 foot seas and gusts to 30 mph
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Stock Market Plunges Amid Syria and Sputnik Fears
Wall Street slid to its lowest level in over two years as Syria tensions and the Sputnik satellite cast a shadow over the economy. Consumers remain strong but spending could weaken. oil, housing, steel output all cooled while defense spending and taxes shape the outlook.
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Man In Space Next Move For Scientists
American scientists urge a manned space program to restore U S prestige after Russia launches a satellite. They claim funding and popular support could yield a manned flight within 12 to 18 months and fear U S indifference to Soviet advances.
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Weather forecast for plains and plains regions today
A band of precipitation including showers and rain with snow in higher elevations will move from the Rockies eastward through the Great Plains. Nevada may see showers. East of the Mississippi expect seasonable cool weather with little temperature change west of the Mississippi except cooler conditions in parts of the northern Plains.
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Queen and Prince Visit American Supermarket
The royal couple toured a U S food store for about 15 minutes and refused cupcakes while choosing crackers and cheese. D Avanzo led the visit with thorough service before they headed to the White House for a banquet honoring President and Mrs Eisenhower at the British Embassy. Queen Elizabeth wore an oyster white double satin evening dress with a large train and triple-pointed neckline.
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Support of Tito Studied
Washington reviews US aid to Yugoslavia as Tito drifts toward Moscow while Congress demands proof of Tito’s reliability. West Germany’s break with Tito over recognizing East Germany sharpens the test of Yugoslav ties to the West amid Khrushchev’s pressure. Officials warn of a potential Cold War setback if Tito realigns.
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Writer Fired For Article In London Sunday Dispatch
Malcolm Muggeridge was dismissed as a columnist for the conservative Sunday Dispatch after criticism of Queen Elizabeth II in an American magazine. The paper said it had ended its arrangement with Muggeridge, who began his column two weeks earlier while in New York for a television interview.
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West Germany Breaks Ties With Yugoslavia Over Tito
Bonn ends diplomatic relations with Belgrade over Tito regime. Von Brentano says move aims to pressure without hostility to Yugoslav people, while Yugoslav and Western reactions vary from sadness to sympathy. Trade and investor questions loom as 100 million dollar yearly exchanges are unsettled. France to mediate trade as Bonn continues war reparations.
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Help Wanted Hollywood Lobbyist Ad Sparks Tax Debate
Gracie Allen once placed a Washington DC newspaper ad seeking an able and honest lobbyist to represent her with the government. She explained she could keep her income tax and give the IRS her salary, sparking a lighthearted tax debate about lobbying and tax rules.
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