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James Marlow discusses the Eisenhower Macmillan Bermuda summit and the enduring U S Britain alliance. He notes past unity after Eden and the Suez crisis and warns that future ties hinge on Middle East policy, especially toward Nasser, and the ability to present a united plan for peace.
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Britain
United Nations
France
Israel
Egypt
Isenhowee
Macmillan
Secretar Minmals
Nasser
Suez Canal
Middle East
Eden
Eisenhower
Bermuda
United States
Dulles
Waiter Restores Briscoe Clip-On Bow Tie During Reception
Lord Mayor Robert Briscoe faced a malfunctioning clip-on tie at a civil reception in his honor when a waiter quickly adjusted the mayor's bow tie. The incident recalls a distant note from Marco Polo about nobles in China wearing eyeglasses in 1275.
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Boston
Robert Briscoe
Marco Polo
China
Oil Boom in Los Angeles Across Studio Districts
An oil boom develops near downtown Los Angeles affecting three movie studios, a large Hollywood district, and nearby residential areas. Union Oil Co. is tied to the deal with plans to mine this summer. RKO and Columbia have signed leases, spokesman unavailable, Paramount also joining.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Union Oil Co
RKO
Columbia Studios
Levses
Paramount
Five Die As Elevator Cable Snaps At Courthouse Site
A construction elevator on the outside of the seven story Duval County courthouse project in Jacksonville plummeted nineteen feet after a steel cable snapped. Five workers were killed and others were seriously injured. witnesses described a loud blast and screams as the car hit the ground. Names of the dead include George Edward Leach and Dewey Woods. Arthur W. Avens of the general contractor cited faulty safety devices yet offered no cause.
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Jacksonville
Fla. Wm
Bob Batsh
Duval County
Met
George Edward Leach
Dewey Woods
Glenn D. Idol
Jack Monroe Thomasson
Dave Atmore
Panen
St. Johns River
Arthur W. Avens
George D. Auchter Co
District Attorney Giggled at Testimony From Singer Sina tra
A Los Angeles county grand jury heard singer Frank Sinatra testify about the celebrated wrong door raid. The district attorney blushed and swooned during the appearance, while high school student Carol McQuown served as honorary D A for Girls Day.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra
Carol
McQuown
Killers All to Show at Saenger Theater
The road show Killers All will screen at the Saenger Saturday night, featuring authentic footage of Bonnie and Clyde’s deaths and a display outside the theater. The program includes wax figures, a replica electric chair, and a lobby exhibit valued at $5,000, with a late show at 11 p m.
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Saenger Theater
Bonnie Parker
Guttrazy Clyde Barrow
John Ditlinger
Pretty Boy Floyd
Kelly
Clyde Burrow
Arcadia
John Dillinger
Chicago
Dillinger
Bonnie and Clyde
Richard Hauptman
Lindberg
Bonnie
Saenger
Southwest Counties Seek Drought Aid
Eight southwest Arkansas counties request 82605 dollars in feed under a federal drought disaster relief program. The state office reports 7644 orders totaling 153152 units for Crawford Howard Little River Miller Polk Scott Sebastian and Sevier counties.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Crawford, Howard
Little Hiver
Miller
Polk
Scott
Sebastian
Sevier
Associated Press
Wrong Apartment In Arkansas Man Claims Mistaken Entry
Memphis Carl Haws woke to a man at his wife's bed and wrestled him until police arrived. Newel Ray Neal Strickland, from Searcy Arkansas, said he entered the apartment by mistake thinking his cousin lived there. Judge Beverly Boushe urged Grand Jury review of the matter.
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Memphis
Carl Haws
Newel Ray Neal Strickland
Searcy
Ark
Muhicibal
Beverly Boushe
UN Secretary General Heads to Cairo for Gaza Talks
Dag Hammarskjold flies from New York to Cairo to confer with Egyptian leaders on Gaza Gulf of Aqaba Suez Canal and other Middle East issues risking war. He plans a two week mission and will meet President Nasser while undecided on visiting Israel.
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Cairo
Ip—U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Eervplian
Gaza
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Middle East
New York
Hammarskjold
Israel
Bgypt
Nasser
Kairo
U. N
Wonder Horse Lady Dies at Age 33 in Richmond
Lady Wonder the famed brown mare and self taught clairvoyant mascot of a Virginia station died at 33. Her owner Claudia Fonda claimed the horse could read minds while skeptics doubted telepathy. The animal had drawn public interest for years, including helping police in Quincy, Massachusetts locate a missing child in 1952.
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Richmond
Wonder
Claudia Fonta
Fonda
Quincy
Mass
Danny Matson
J. B. Rhine
Duke University
Memphis Slayer to Plead Guilty
Memphis man Cory A D 47 will plead guilty to murdering his wife Dorothy 39 and daughter Lethir ti. Under a prosecution deal he will receive a 99 year prison sentence at the Monday hearing. Police say he shot them in bed then cut his wrists after fearing job loss and inability to support his family.
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Memphis
Hugh Stanton
A. d. Cory
Stanton
Cory
Dorothy
Lethir Ti
Signaling Evidence Emerges in Later Assertion
The report notes that although initial statements questioned signaling, later remarks cited evidence of signaling. The details remain fragmentary, with no clear attribution of sources or dates.
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Hisenhower
Andy Jackson
Studebaker
Archer Motor, Co. B
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Arkansan
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Lady
Suezi Canal
Memphis Slayer
Mae CU
Hope
Wedland
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