Israeli Leader Warns Of New War If Nasser Blocks Gulf
JERUSALEM AP David Ben Gurion said Israel may march on Egypt again if President Nasser blocks the final pullout from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. He cited U S President Eisenhower as an “honorable man” and suggested the United Nations could compel action. The interview with Newsweek’s Curtis Tepper covered fears of a renewed war and the moral stakes involved.
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Rael
Gaza Strip
Aqaba Gulf
United Nations
David Tens Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
Ole
Gulf of Aqaba
Thease Virwa
Newsweek Magazine
Curtis G. Tepper
Tel Aviv
Taraed
Hen Qurion
Eisenhower
Armiea
Taracla
Iaraclis
Ben Gurion
Aneh
United States
Union Calls Full Strike in Britain
Union leaders order 2.5 million factory workers to strike by April 6 plus 200,000 shipyard workers walking out in 70 shipyards idle. The planned phased walkout targets shipbuilding and engineering to halt Britain’s exports, risking severe economic disruption. Prime Minister Macmillan meets Eisenhower as tensions rise over wage demands and international questions.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Hermuda
Britain
Sinatra Testifies Before Grand Jury on Ma Dimaggio Raid
Hollywood reports Frank Sinatra told a county grand jury he stayed truthful about the Joe DiMaggio raid that targeted Marilyn Monroe in her apartment. He testified 50 minutes, matching his earlier Senate testimony, while detective Irwin said the sligner participated. Florence Katz Ross, linked to the raid, appeared before reporters and claimed secrecy. The case stems from private detective reports used in the expose Magazine coverage from November 5, 1954.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
State Senate
Joe Dimaggio
Marilyn Monro
Sinatra
Philip W. Irwin
Sliger
Alate
Fred Kraft
DiMaggio
Florence Katz Ross
Mead
Idoor
Publ
State Sensate Committee
Expose
I-La Cane
Dorothy
Rada
Busterud
Nesses
Florence Ross
Marilyn Monroe
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Marilyn
Five Die As Elevator Plunges At Duval Courthouse
In Jacksonville the construction elevator serving the new Duval County courthouse fell to the ground as 17 workers prepared to go home. Five men died on impact and 12 were hospitalized in serious or critical condition. Witnesses described a cable snap as the cause, while investigators and rescuers worked at the scene. The accident occurred on the exterior of the 10 story building during final construction.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Duval County
Waring Tt
Barbee
Post Office Financing: 5 Cent First-Class Rise Discussed
The LA Times argues a 5 cent rise to first class letters could wipe out the 500 million annual post office deficit and shift it toward a pay-its-way model. It notes impact on families and businesses and flags potential need to reassess second class mailing subsidies to newspapers and magazines.
Powder Plant Explosion Kills Four in Tacoma Area
Four workers died in a massive explosion at a powder works southeast of Tacoma. The On Mathieson Chemical Corp facility, formerly Columbia Powder Co, reported the blast in a gelatin packing house near the gates. Coroner Dr. Frank James confirmed fatalities as investigators noted the scene was largely destroyed.
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Tacoma
Wash
UPA
Fare
Plerea County
Frank James
On Mathieson Chemical Corp
Columbia Powder Co
Ite
Gates
Edt Sorger
State Industrial Safety Die Vision
Sorger
New TB antibiotic streptovaricin tested at VA hospitals
The Veterans Administration announced a nationwide trial of streptovaricin also known as Dalacin to treat tuberculosis patients at Long Beach and nine other VA hospitals. The drug, first isolated from a fungus, showed strong activity in lab tests and in animal studies and will be given with isoniazid to patients with lung cavities. Each patient will receive three grams daily for at least eight months, with regular chest X rays and sputum tests to monitor progress. About 160 patients nationwide are expected to participate.
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Besch Veterans Administration
Guinea
Bronx
Manhattan
New York City
Cantio Point
N.Y
Coral Gables
Fla
East Orange
Memphis
Tenn
Minneapolis
Minn
New Orleans
Lay
Wood
Wis
Dallas
Tex
Latoy Hyde
Servi Lee
Long Beach Hospital
Onc
Fyde
Washington, D.C
Chessman seeks freedom to write anything
In San Rafael California on Tuesday, condemned inmate Caryl Chessman asked the Superior Court to allow him to write any letters he pleases. He filed a 23 page handwritten petition demanding Warden Harley O Teets permit him to write and have letters mailed promptly from San Quentin.
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San Rafael
Calif
Cary
Chessman
Los Angeles
Jane
San Quentin
Death Row
Superior Court
Harley O 'Teets
Elizabeth Taylor Expecting Baby With Mike Todd
Hollywood screen star Elizabeth Taylor and husband Mike Todd plan November birth, announced after a Feb. 2 Mexico ceremony. Taylor, recovering from spinal conition, has two children by Michael Wilding and will soon rejoin Raintree County production before a Palm Springs vacation.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Mike Todd
Arapalco
Mex
Michael Howard
Christopher Edward
Michael Wilding
Todd
Miss Taylor
Mexico
Actrem
Metro
Goldwyn = Mayer
Misas Taylor
Raintree County
Palm Springs
Milas Taylor
Brewster Linked to Teamsters Funds in Senate Probe
Washington AP reports a Senate rackets investigation produced evidence that Frank Brewster a top Teamsters Union official used union funds for personal expenses including a home a racing stable and tailor made subs. The committee noted larceny laws may apply and Brewster denied misuse insisting funds were used for lawful purposes. Witnesses suggested some bills paid without his knowledge and a secretary treasurer could have handled blank checks. The inquiry continues with additional hearings and testimony.
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Washington (Ap
Senate
Frank Brewster
Teamsters
Ben, McClellan
D-Ark
Brewster
Trewater
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Brewater
John Sweeney
Sweeney
Indictments Hit Teamster Leader Hoffa in Bribery Case
U S jury indicts James R Hoffa head of the Teamsters Union along with Hyman L Fischbach and John Cheasty on bribery, obstruction of justice and conspiracy counts. The trio allegedly sought to influence a Senate labor rackets committee aide and gain confidential documents. If convicted they face up to five years in prison and fines. the case centers on a bribery scheme linked to committee records and a high profile labor dispute.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Hyman L. Fischbach
Miami
Climaters
New York
John Cheasty
Cheauty
FBI
Hoffa
Flschbach
Senate Committee
United States
Denounce No Cash Land Deal Drawn To City Council
More than 100 residents from Naples and Belmont Shore protested a no cash land deal. The plan would let the city acquire about 7 acres for J H Davies Bridge approaches and Alamitos Bay developments in exchange for concessions. Officials postponed decision to April 9 and may hold a public hearing.
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J. H. Davies
Alamitos Bay
Rigby
Naples
Belmont Shore
Gerald Desmond
Ethics and the two hundred dollar bill riddle
A family narrator recalls a tale about ethics after a friend repays a loan with a torn or glued together two new $100 bills. The question arises whether to tell the mother about the unusual duplicate note and the honesty involved in handling the discovery.
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