Nehru condemns Western plan on canal talks
Indian Prime Minister Nehru denounced Western moves toward a Suez Canal users' association and criticized Eden and Eisenhower for backing a settlement. He warned the consequences would be grave and urged all parties to pursue Egypt’s proposal for a negotiating agency and the path of peace. Egypt rejected the plan, offering no concrete alternative.
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Famed Cadillac Convertible Brought to St Petersburg Museum
A nine seat Cadillac convertible that carried Presidents Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower now rests in St. Petersburg. Dr. Paul F. Wallace, an auto hobbyist, bought the 1938 model after the White House upgraded to a newer car. The vehicle, rebuilt in 1952 at a cost of about 8000 dollars, can reach 115 miles per hour and Wallace plans to keep it as a museum piece. He declined to reveal the purchase price from the Cadillac dealer.
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Man Held in Death Of Pretty Girl
A 34-year-old chemist Hugo Seinfeld is held as a material witness in the death of 25-year-old Avis Gray. Police find her body in a Riverside Drive hotel room with an empty champagne goblet nearby. Seinfeld says the rendezvous was a farewell date from their Istanbul romance. he is jailed on $25,000 bail amid questions over her death and his listed wife and three children.
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Decision on removing eye for cancer-stricken boy
In Atlanta a 5 year old boy named Johnny Pair faces removal of his remaining eye after cancer spread to the right eye. His divorced parents Bessie and Arnold Pair plan to wait a few days before deciding. Doctors cautioned there is no guarantee the second eye removal will save his life. The boy has not been told of his worsening condition. Mrs. Pair has custody and the case draws parallels with a Florida boy whose eye was removed to stop malignancy.
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U.S. Geological Survey Produces Annual Maps in Washington
The U S Geological Survey releases roughly one map per year in Washington. Officials note ongoing efforts to update topographic data and improve geographic information.
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Mostly Fair Thru Nation
Fair weather prevailed across the southern half of the nation with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely from the northern Rockies to the western Great Lakes. Temperatures rose by about 10 to 15 degrees over most of the Great Lakes compared with 24 hours earlier. Other regions saw little change with showers confined to northern areas and some rain in New England.
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Spain Air Base Plans Revised Re-evaluation Underway
Washington reports the 200 million dollar plan to build American operated air bases in Spain is in a routine re evaluation. Pentagon sources say no changes have been decided. An Air Force spokesman denied any cancellations, stating the program is being re evaluated and remains under review.
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Empty Forests Spokane Forests Underutilized Land
About 8 percent of U S productive forests lack more than half the trees their soils can support fielding a capacity deficiency in Spokane area study.
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