Witty Washington prank and odd tax talk ripple through papers
A jokey White House prank about King Saud of Aratla prompts a rash of signatures on a sign up sheet in the press room. Meanwhile U S tariff talk on fiddles spurs a spoof call to test homegrown vs immigrant instruments. In Chicago, two students confess to burglaries, averaging ten dollars each, while in Arkansas a note asks Gov Faubus for ashes as protest tax bids.
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Flights of French Airliners Banned by 9 Arab Nations
Damascus reports nine Arab League states ban Air France from airports and overflight as part of inter Arab boycott of Israel. Ban covers wide area from Libya west to Turkish frontier. effective after ratification by Arab governments. France warns at U.N. it will resist external U.N. recommendations on Algeria and reiterates Algeria is internal to France.
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Pretty model Pat Lee Poses With Red Stock Shotgun
AP wirephoto shows model Pat Lee with a shotgun featuring a bright red stock and foregrip. The piece argues the red stock boosts visibility to reduce last year’s 2,200 hunting accidents cited by the National Safety Council, and quips that the safest device would be Pat accompanying you on a hunt.
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American Legion backs firm Middle East policy stance
The national commander of the American Legion urged Congress to approve Ike’s request for authority to use U.S. armed forces if Communist aggression threatens the Middle East. He pressed for a clear anti communism line while opposing a $200 million aid package linked to the region.
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Killed in Car Plunge Near Los Angeles
Sunland resident W Schenning died when his car plunged about 200 feet into a canyon from Angolea Crest Highway, near Montroac, California, one mile south of the Big Tujunga bridge, coroner reports. The incident occurred Monday. Independent Mexico and U S to Explore Baja California area with joint expedition including Scripps Institution etc.
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Nudes Win Rights in Beverly Hills Display Case
Seven pieces of classic nude statuary were returned to a Hollywood window after an appellate court upheld the rights to public display. Superior Court judges granted an injunction preventing Beverly Hills from interfering with the exhibit, a suit led by the American Civil Liberties Union alleging the city's ordinance banning such displays violated First Amendment freedoms.
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