Soviet warnings on Suez ahead of clashes reveal push to portray USSR as ally
London reports reveal Nikolai Bulganin warned Britain and France a month before the Suez attack that Arabs would sabotage the Suez Canal and Middle East oil fields in a predicted holy war. The letters, read to MPs, show Moscow’s aim to blunt Western unity and frame Soviet-Arab alliance as protective.
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London
Trussia
Trritain
Egypt
Suez Canal
MUMM
Macmillan
Mosrew
Nulkania
Guy Mallet
10 Downing St
Momcows
United States
Bedfalh
France
Middle East
Moscow
U.S
Tulganin
Kyima
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Thilganin
Syria
Iraq
Europe
Eden
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Nasser
Wille
Bulganin
Mollet
Britain
Christian Pineau
Management Parley Opens With California Officials
Robert C. Goodwin, director of the Bureau of Employment Security, to keynote a three day convention in Los Angeles with about 275 management experts from across California. A noon lunch will feature A Ronald Button state treasurer speaking on Financing California's Growth. Other sessions cover programs affecting employment and unemployment.
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Robert C. Goodwin
Bureau of Employment Security
California
Fayette Hotel
Goodwin
A. Ronald Button
Atate
Jaycees Banquet Tonight at Gridiron Dinner
About two hundred reservations are set for tonight’s Gridiron banquet hosted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. JCC Gridiron chairman J Richard Shetley notes the theme The Ten Billion Dollar Question. The pregridiron warmup features comedian Yeb Thomas and the announcement of the new JCC president. Eleven invitees will attend for the first time, including Larry Collinaly Sr George P Taubman YR Stanley John W Hancock Myri Ott Leslie Smith John A Paap Jack Morner and Deva ymond I Bell.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
J. Richard Shetley
JCC Gridiron
Long Beach
Yeb Thomas
Junior Chamber
Shelley
Larry Collinaly Sr
George P Taubman
YR Stanley
John W. Hancock
Myriott
Leslie ¥. Smith
John A. Paap
Jack Morner
Devaymond I
Bell
Ike Rolls Golf Balls Away at White House Easter
The White House Easter egg roll on Monday drew a smaller crowd as President Eisenhower was away in Augusta, rolling golf balls. Only about 3 children were reported in the afternoon, far fewer than the year before, with 16 First Aid cases for minor injuries and tourists among the visitors seeking photos.
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White House
Bunny
Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
Red Cross First Aid
Executive Mansion
Cardeneri
Fred Juliansen
Robert Redmond
Fairland
Peter
Flopala
Oraman
Fred
Mao offers Japan friendship deal to end anti Japan pact
Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse tung proposes ending the anti Japanese military pact with Russia if Japan breaks its alliance with the United States and renounces militarism. Reported Monday from Tokyo.
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Mao
Japan
Tokyoo
Mao Tae-tung
Rusaia
Independent boy watches Easter egg hunt amid Tokyo visit
The report describes Penn Glazier of Wheaton Maryland and Robert Tinarkjan of Wabasha Minnesota arriving for an Easter egg hunt during a Japanese socialist delegation visit. The group led by Party Secretary General Kan I Inejiro Asunuma is touring, with a band performance and a girl taking eggs from baskets.
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Penn Glazier
Wheaton
Penn
Robert Tinar Jan
Wabasha
Minn
Tokyo
Mao
Ching
Bandat
Maring Band
Inejiro Asunuma
Frontier jet brushes ground in Phoenix downdraft crash scare
Frontier Airlines flight tilted and dived about 4000 feet Sunday afternoon near Phoenix, causing a jagged wing to shear off and spines to litter the wing leading edge. All 23 passengers and three crew members landed safely as investigators prepared to search 30 miles north for a missing wing segment.
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Phoenix
Frontier Airlines I
Everett Aden
Frontier
Newamen
Aden Naid
Investigatora
Pair Take $195 From Secretary
Two men posing as office maintenance workers robbed a secretary at 2070 Postal Avenue, slipping through a rear door to snatch her wallet and $195 from her purse around 2 p.m. Police reported Elfreda A. Hubbard, 60, as the victim.
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Elfreda A. Hubbard
Eisenhower to Board Saratoga Carrier in Florida Maneuvers
President Eisenhower and Harold Stassen plan a disarmament meeting aboard the 0,000 ton aircraft carrier Saratoga off Florida’s coast. The visit follows announced jet and bomber tests June 6-7 and enters amid U N disarmament talks. Hagerty noted Stassen’s Washington arrival and a possible early arms reduction avenue with Russia.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Saratoga
Florida
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hisenhower
Washington
Stissen
United States
Russia
Washinington
London
United Nations
Report Jordan Army Held in Barracks
An Israeli foreign ministry spokesman said Jordan's 20,000 man army has been confined to barracks for two to three days amid fears of disloyal units and defections by officers. He noted King Hussein faces a long fight, foreign meddling rumors, and a push for an American envoy visit while denying Iraqi troop entry.
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Jerusalem
Israeli Foreign Ministry
Jordan
Arae
Anokceman
Tajf
Syris
Ataftt
Humein
Imussein
Maleter Suleiman Nabulsi
Nabulai
Nabulsi
United States
Iraq
Mussein Refier
Dunport
Hussein
James P. Richards
Vlalt
Eluasein
Cairo
Coney Island Pier Damaged by Fire
Fire destroyed the Steeplechase Pier at Coney Island on an early Monday. The 1290 foot structure, used by boardwalk strollers and fishermen, saw about 200 feet burn at the outer end before firemen contained it. A frame building toppled into the Atlantic Ocean. No injuries were reported.
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Coney Island
New York
LBSC funds approved for women’s dormitory project
The Senate Finance Committee approved 749 460 dollars earmarked for Long Beach State College. P Victor Peterson, college president, deposited the money as a potential for a women’s dormitory housing 200, to be built north of Anaheim Road near Fourth Mile East of Sellflower. A house vote is the next step toward final approval.
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Long Beach State College
Senate
Victor Peterson
Anaheim Rd
Sellflower Blvd
Peterson
Needle in Foot Baffles Fresno Woman for Decades
A needle lodged in Mrs Lloyd McGinnis’s foot for over 30 years caused ongoing discomfort in Fresno. An X-ray by a chiropodist revealed the needle, which she recalls losing while sewing doll clothes in childhood.
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Fresno
Mra. Lloyd II, McGinnis
Freano
Mra. McGinnia
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