Reds Shell Quemoy as MIGs Hover Over Formosa Strait
Communist artillery pounded the Quemoy island complex with dozens of shells while Soviet-built MIG-17 jets flew over the Formosa strait triggering eight air alerts. Nationalist officials warned of potential invasion as three waves of MIGs were sighted north toward the Matsu chain.
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Eisenhower and Queen Exchange Greetings on Cable Anniversary
The White House said President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II exchanged personal greetings last Friday marking the 100th anniversary of the first trans Atlantic cable. Similar messages were sent August 16, 1858 by President Buchanan and Queen Victoria.
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Burns girl left with $699 after creditor claims
In Los Angeles creditors claim $11,000 against Barbara Ann Burns, daughter of the late comedian Bob Burns. Judge Daniels ordered Bank of America guardians to liquidate bonds in her name and pay guardians and attorneys fees. Miss Burns, free on bond pending appeal, has $5,028.29 remaining in her estate. Roy Howard, her guardian, received $1,800 plus $500 reimbursed. his attorney got $1,500 plus $350 advanced.
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Timor Splits French Trawler in Half Off Breton Coast
The 7,650-ton Portuese ship Timor reported radioing that it cut the French trawler Agneau Pascal in half about 50 miles off the Breton coast. It said it rescued all but one crew member.
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Russ Plan A Arsenal for China
New York Times reports the Soviet Union may supply atomic weapons and ballistic missiles to China, plus economic aid, and help launch a satellite and build four more reactors. The Warsaw-sourced dispatch links a Khrushchev Mao meeting in Peiping three weeks earlier and notes tacit Soviet approval for the disclosures.
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INO FERRY Boat Papers Get Away in Reserve
A Mississippi River ferryboat, 28 feet long and 12 feet wide, vanished from Reserve near New Orleans on Monday. Deputies and authorities including the U S Coast Guard and local police searched along the river bank but found no trace. A deputy speculated youths might be responsible, though the thief remains unidentified as rescue efforts continue.
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Yugos Ask U S Aid For Economic Help
Yugoslavia has appealed to the United States for 250 million dollars in economic aid to offset Russia's mounting economic squeeze against Marshal Tito's government.
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Kierdorf Passes Lie Detector Test in Arson Case
Herman Kierdorf the 68 year old ex convict and former Teamsters official surrendered after two weeks in hiding and passed a polygraph test at Latreille Cleaners Flint connection to a fatal arson that burned his nephew Frank Kierdorf. State Police Det Sgt Frank Barkman said the test showed no deception in three questions but would not declare full clearance.
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Senate Cites Union Chief and 12 for Contempt
Senate cites Maurice Hutcheson president of the Carpenters Union and 12 others for contempt of Congress after refusing to answer questions about union financial dealings. Accardo lieutenants Tony Accardo and Pete Licala are named. witnesses include Dan Lardino and John Lardino of Chicago area unions. Cases referred to Justice Department for prosecution following roll call approval.
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