U N Security Council to Convene Over Suez Dispute
The United Nations Security Council will meet Wednesday afternoon at Britain's and France's request to discuss the Suez Canal dispute with Egypt. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and French officials expected, with Dulles signaling a delay of substantive debate until the London conference machinery forms the Users Association. Egypt led by Nasser rejects international control, while Western diplomats fear a Soviet veto. Arab leaders in Cairo consider a summit among nine heads of state to coordinate actions.
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N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Egypt
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Dulles
Council
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
Cuba
London
Nasser
Russia
United States
U.N
Suez Canal Users’ Assn
Cairo
U. N
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Shali Kuwaily
Syria
Arab League
Iraq
Lebanon
Jordan
Yemen
Libya
Sudan
It Over
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
NEA
Frantic Mother Seeks Timely Operation for Ill Boy
In Atlanta, Bessie Pair fights to obtain her ex husband Arnold Pair’s consent for a cancer operation on five year old Johnny. Doctors say both parents must agree though custody favors the mother. Johnny, a former eye removal patient, faces potential blindness or death from cancer. Neighbors and Roy Rogers send encouragement and gifts as the boy cherishes his cowboy play.
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Atlanta
Johnny Pair
Johnny
Bessie Pair
Arnold Pair
Ator
East Atlanta Baptist Church
Pair
Roy Rogers
Cowboy
U S Assures Britain France Of Full Support In Suez
Secretary Dulles said the United States backs Britain and France as they take the Suez dispute with Egypt to the U N Security Council. He urged broadening the Egypt fund freeze to block tolls and warned ships may avoid Soviet pilots, noting the canal crisis risk remains but could be settled peacefully if Egypt seeks a solution.
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Washington
Britain
France
United States
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
Dulles
Suez
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Russia
Dean of Washington Radio Men Dies
Earl Godwin, 75, dean of Washington radio correspondents, died in his sleep at his Rehoboth Beach summer home. A WRO NBC staffer since 1936, he hosted a 6 15 p.m. news program for years and had not broadcast since May due to a heart ailment.
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Earl Godwin
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Godwin
Wronbc
Flossy Ramps Up Power Along Gulf Coast Path
Hurricane Flossy strengthened to 100 mph near southeastern Louisiana and moved toward the Alabama Florida coastline. The center was 100 miles southwest of Mobile Pensacola and warnings extended from Grand Isle Louisiana to Fort Walton Florida with heavy rain expected across Mississippi Alabama and Florida.
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Flossy
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Gulf of Mexico
Alabama-Florida
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Mobile Bay
Lake Pontchartrain
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Grand Isle
Fort Walton
Fla
Morgan City
St. Mark's
Firestorm Rages Near Lake Arrowhead Destroying Homes
Smoke blackened crews battled a firestorm near Lake Arrowhead in San Bernardino Mountains destroying at least 20 homes and scorching more than 8500 acres. About 1500 firefighters used 18 bulldozers 60 water trucks and hoses while seven crop dusters and a torpedo bomber dropped water and chemicals. Nearly 1000 residents within nine miles were advised to evacuate after the blaze crossed State Highway 18 last night.
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Crest Park
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Somoza Family Tightens Grip After Assassination Attempt
In Managua the Somoza regime solidified control after an assassination bid on President Anastasio Somoza. His sons Luis and Anastasio Jr directed the crackdown, while Somoza received treatment in the Panama Canal Zone for four gunshot wounds. Officials reported uncertain recovery of leg function as surgeons operated. Local editors and political figures were detained for questioning amid a declared martial law.
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Luis
Somoza
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Panama Canal Zone
Eisenhower
Rigoberto Lopez Perez
Leon
Luis Somoza
Anastasio Jr
Anastasio
National Guard
Samoa
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
la Prensa
Diego Manuel Chamorro
Emiliano Chamorro
Enoch Aguado
el Salvador
Leonard Heaton
U. S. Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Heaton
Driving Drive To Stop Service Men Living With Japanese Women
Commander Capt Thomas W Wagner of Iwakuni Air Base announced a campaign to curb American servicemen living illegally with Japanese women. He said the focus is on off base permanent or semi permanent liaisons but no formal orders have been issued yet.
Stevenson Attacks Drift in U S Foreign Affairs
Adlai Stevenson assails a dangerous drift in U S foreign policy in Tulsa urging a halt to bluffing and mislead ing the public as Eisenhower plans a farm policy address from Peoria. Stevenson leads a 6790 mile tour across the West Midwest and South with a new itinerary next week.
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U.S
Associated Press
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Wieanhower
Peoria
Ill
Tulsa
Okla
North Africa
Formosa Strait
Middle East
Western Europe
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Davis defies protesters as DC school hearings resume
Congress member James C. Davis leads a House subcommittee into a second week of hearings on Washington DC school integration. He dismisses protestors and notes Adlai Stevenson may aid the effort, while a Stevenson telegram criticizes the hearings as unproductive. The rally was linked to the NAACP. Eisenhower comments on desegregation are cited. Only two Southern Democrats attend as Williams acts as chairman.
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Washington
James C. Davis
D-Ga
Adlai Stevenson
Davis
House
Stevenson
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Eisenhower
D. C
John Bell Williams
Dmiss
Woodrow W. Jones
DNC
Williams
German Ship Raked By Gunfire Off China Coast
The German freighter Monika was shelled by Nationalist Chinese guns off Quemoy while sheltering from Typhoon Gilda. The ship's captain and first mate blamed the Nationalists. a consulate spokesman said shots missed the vessel as it flashed normal signals and flag. The Monika took about 300 rounds and 10 hits en route to Amoy Harbor.
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Hong Kong
China
Defense Ministry
Taipei
Quemoy
Hans Mayer
Ewald Dilara
Japan
Ta Tan
Tan Island
Amoy
Amoy Harbor
Babe Zaharias condition worsens in official update
Doctors released a candid report on Babe Didrikson Zaharias at John Sealy Hospital saying her weight and strength continue to decline and her condition could become critical at any time. The statement notes she has battled cancer since 1953, has had three operations recently, and remains hospitalized since March 29.
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Galveston
Tex
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Babe
G.A.W. Currie
Zaharias
John Sealy Hospital
Tobacco Belt Markets Open as Week Ends Across Belts
The North Carolina Virginia Old Belt opened tobacco sales today while the South Carolina Border North Carolina Belt winds down its season. Week totals show over 56 million pounds sold at an average around 51.75 with declines mainly in lower grades.
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Stabilization Corp
South Carolina Border Belt
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