Avalanches Kill and Bury Hamlets on Alps Frontier
Four dead and four missing after two avalanches struck Rochemolles and nearby labor camps on the French Italian border. Five injured, three seriously, as ninety residents survived largely unscathed in a cleared area. Across Europe, mudslides in Belgium yield ten bodies, Tehran students stage protests, Khrushchev derides loafers, and a sherry controversy hits Hugh Gaitskell at Oxford.
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Riots Kill Four at Funeral in Luanda
Renewed rioting erupted Sunday in Luanda, Angola, as four people were killed and seven wounded during funeral services for seven police and soldiers slain in a Friday clash when a crowd was machinegunned.
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Death notices list MOULTON and others across many families
Obituary notices report Nathan H MOULTON 72 with survivors wife and daughters, and others including MARY WOOD 67, GEORGE ZEIGER 77, CLARK SON ES, EDITH CANNON 75, JUNE DOVER 42, JONES TALIAFERRO 70, CORA PORTER 79, RICHARD BOWER 24. Services set for Tuesday or Wednesday at local mortuaries and churches with family survivors listed.
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne offers a non surgical cure for hemorrhoids. It shrinks and relieves itch and pain with observable, sustained results across many months and diverse cases. The remedy Preparation H comes as suppositories or ointment in sealed packages.
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Taxi Owners Warned on Mixing Races in Cape Town
CAPE TOWN taxi owners are warned by the transportation board chairman to enforce racial segregation, stating taxis must not be used by riders of a different racial group from the driver. The note recalls past practice where non-white drivers accepted white fares and earned most income from them.
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Koreans Seek Raise From U S Forces Demonstration in Seoul for higher wages
About 300 Korean employees of U S forces in Seoul demonstrated for an hour seeking a higher monthly wage of 38 dollars, up from 18, and better working conditions. The protest highlighted pay inequality for local staff.
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Eisenhowers Head for California From Gettysburg Farm
Ike and Mamie Eisenhower traveled Sunday from their Gettysburg farm to California awaiting a train, after a snowbound drive with police escort. They boarded a private railroad car with dining facilities, attached to the Pennsylvania Limited, then to a Santa Fe train toward Palm Springs. The party plans two months at Eldorado Golf Club in Palm Desert.
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Private funeral for longtime Long Beach teacher Miss Mary Blue
Private service will be held Wednesday at Holton & Son Mortuary for Miss Mary Elizabeth Blue of 733 Roa well Ave Long Beach a retired Long Beach school system teacher who died Sunday after 41 years of service. Surviving are three sisters Mrs. Charles Ward Mrs. Myrtle A Wakefield and Mrs. J S Drew all of Long Beach Friends may call at Holton & Son Mortuary until Tuesday night.
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Algerian gunfight in Paris leaves six dead
In Paris two incidents involving Algerian gunmen left six dead and two wounded, with clashes across rooftops and in a cafe and hotel. Police officials reported a wounded officer and a broader national tension as North African suspects were identified in the violence.
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Seoul Bus Strike Fares Protest Closes Roads
Seoul bus owners with about 600 buses staged a Sunday protest against fare policies. The government refused to allow a fare increase and disruption halted service across parts of the city.
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