CIO leaders depart for Mexico goodwill trip after convention
CIO leaders led by President Walter Reuther wind up a week of sessions in Los Angeles and head to Mexico on a goodwill mission. The group was re elected to new terms at the closing convention yesterday. Prof Maria Giacomo Levi 76 president of the Italian Chemistry Assn died yesterday. Corrado Levi son is a pathology professor at the University of Illinois. Isle Royale in Lake Superior covers an area of 210 square miles.
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University of
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Lake Superior
Puzzle Condominium Across 55 Eluder 1 The Anglo
Puzzle style clue grid lists many definitions across and down including references to Egyptian Nile, Andes, Burmese mountains, and various animals plants and letters. The fragment shows scattered wordplay entries and partial clue phrases for a crossword style puzzle.
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Peruser ‘Group
Peer Gynt
Serbia
Can Continue The Raising Of Roosters
Mrs Ed Allbright of Van Nuys California wins 1600 on a Los Angeles quiz show. Her July conviction for keeping 75 noisy chickens and disturbing neighbors was reversed by the Appellate Court. She faced 15 days in jail and 90 days probation with a 15 day poultry removal deadline. The appeal argued city notice authority. case likely dropped after removal.
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War Orphan Adopted By Guards Home
A 19 year old Korean War orphan adopted by Utah National Guardsmen from Logan arrives in Logan to begin education at Utah State Agricultural College.
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Ends Year Of Silence Ends Year Of Silence
A strange year of silence ends as Ron Hewitt, crane operator, returns from a Korea linked incident. Utah guards refused to speak to him during a strike, aiding his education plans while Sedong Kim's family story unfolds. Community funds raised to cover travel and costs, with Hewitt expressing no hard feelings as the matter closes. Tucson-Arizona's population grows by 50,000 annually as the Gazette Classified Ads invite readers to read further.
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Red China Increases Troops Along Coast Near Formosa
Formosa dispatches report that Red China is bolstering forces facing offshore Chiang Kai-shek islands. Troops moved from Kwangtung to Fukien near Engteng, shifting 30,000 soldiers toward Quemoy defenses. Nationalist ministry notes a large air base rising 200 miles north of Formosa, threatening Formosa and Okinawa.
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Okinawa
Bangkok Meeting Called By Southeast Asia Pact Members
Philippine Vice President Carlos P Garcia said the Southeast Asia Collective Security Alliance plans a February 14 meeting in Bangkok. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged the eight member countries to address the continuing Communist threat to Asian security. The pact signed in Manila last September includes Philippines Thailand Pakistan Australia New Zealand Britain France and the United States.
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France
United States
Gen Marshall Honored At Big Dinner
Washington scene features George C. Marshall lauded at a dinner marking ten years of American Veterans of World War II and Korea. Marshall defends armed forces funding while Eisenhower and Truman send praise. he receives a silver helmet symbolizing wartime leadership.
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Unity Voted By Wisconsin Republicans
Madison Wis. The Executive Committee of the Republican party of Wisconsin voted for party unity after resolving to ease conflicts within the group. The measure praised Senator Joseph McCarthy for his anti Communist stance and lauded President Eisenhower for fostering a climate hostile to Communists in government.
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Bucks Arrest and Fatal Shootout Outside Cleveland Cafe
In Cleveland last night two police officers confronted Samuel Williford after patrons pointed him out outside a cafe. Williford drew a revolver, wounding Officer DeZort, then was shot by Sgt. Kahoe in the back and died in the street. Café owner Marion Motley, a former Browns player, said Williford claimed Motley owed him $1 after a bowling game. Williford resided nearby and was unemployed. his brother William witnessed the shooting.
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William J. Kahoe
Henry C. DeZort
Samuel Williford
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DeZort
Kahne
Marion Motley
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William
Detain Aliens In New York
The Justice Department reports 37 aliens detained in the New York City area with 26 in detention houses and 11 in hotels. The figures reflect a prior misstatement and show the detention houses hold those deemed potentially subversive or criminal while the rest are housed in hotels under humane policy. The report also notes a separate statistic from the Better Vision Institute about eye trouble in older Americans.
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New York
Sandburg Shines as TV Comic on Tonight Show
Carl Sandburg, 76, famed poet and historian, showcased humor on NBC Tonight. He traded ad lib banter with Steven Allen, read passages from Lincoln works, sang a ballad, and helped host ceremonies introducing guest Charles Coburn.
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Carl Sandburg
Sandburg
Steven Allen
Remodeled Cutty Sark Faces Preservation Work
Workmen began a face lifting job on the Cutty Sark, last of the great China tea clippers. The vessel is to be restored toward her old glory and preserved as a monument to the days of sail. The ship has remained moored in the Thames for twenty years amid concern she was deteriorating.
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Thames River
Publisher Dies at 84 in Summit NJ
Robert Cade Wilson founder of the firm behind Popular Science and Outdoor Life magazines died at 84 after a two month illness. He passed away yesterday at Overlook Hospital in Summit New Jersey.
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Popular Sciences
Outdoor Life
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