Cyprus Ambush Killings Spark Truce Tensions
Greek Cypriots mourn three EOKA members killed by Royal Ulster Rifles near Lussi on the Nicosia Famagusta road. Crowds gathered as flags flew at half staff and church bells tolled amid unrest threatening a three week ceasefire.
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Fire ruins cafe in Bellflower causing 20000 in damages
Fire swept through the Village Spa cafe in Bellflower early Sunday, damaging the bar and most of the building. Seven units from Bellflower Paramount and Lakewood fought the blaze for four hours after deputies spotted a large smoke column around 2 am. The restaurant was closed about 10 pm Saturday and owner Russ Dillig was reportedly in San Diego.
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Ex Dairyman Ends His Life in Barn Tragedy
A 68 year old retired dairyman Frank A Sousa of Marquardt Avenue was found hanging from a rope in a barn behind his home Sunday morning by his son Arthur 23 and pronounced dead at the scene Officer said Sousa apparently stepped off a table found beside the body His wife Erma 65 was given sedatives she last saw him about 930 am The body was found about 1 pm
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U S Lawmakers Scatter for Home
Washington report on the 85th Congress leaving for recess as Senate and House adjourn after bitter debates over foreign aid and legal bills. The final foreign aid figure settles at 3.078 to 3.518 billion, with Wyoresworth and Williams criticizing the compromise while Wigglesworth warns of risk. Johnson and Knowland bid farewell with mutual praise as the session ends.
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Lost: His Star A Big Day for One Cop
Newark officer David Toma, off duty in street clothes, chased a motorist who ran a red light. He commandeered a passing car, fired once when the car escaped, and flagged down the driver again, who nearly struck him and ripped away his badge before speeding off into traffic.
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Forty Negroes at White Churches Oklahoma City
Forty Negro youths reported at a Sunday mass meeting that they worshiped with white congregations as an integration movement spread from downtown businesses into churches. They entered twenty white churches for services, receiving cordial responses in most, though two were asked to leave and one pastor urged separation.
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