Saudi Arabia Hits Snag with Syria Over Accusations
In Damascus Saudi Arabia threatens to sever ties after Syrian press fuels anti Saudi charges linked to Nasser era plots. King Saud angered by Alraf Alaam claims, embassy staff pulled to Beirut, crisis prompts cabinet action and appeals for restraint from Syria and Egypt alliance partners.
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Faisal
Higher education needs funds to expand and attract faculty
A public service appeal urges readers to support colleges and universities facing rising applications and funding gaps. It stresses the need for better paid professors, expanded facilities, and questions access for intelligent youths, inviting readers to request a free booklet from Higher Education in New York.
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New York
Pat O Brien's Daughter to Wed Schoolteacher in Los Angeles
Margaret Mavourneen O Brien, 23, and Maximilian D Garten, 24, obtained a marriage license yesterday and plan to marry Saturday in Los Angeles. Garten teaches English and social sciences at South Gate Junior High School.
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Pat O'Brien
Margaret Mavourneen
Maximilian D. Garten
Garten
South Gate Junior High
Police bite incident prompts doctor bill payment
Dallas W The City Council approved payment of a doctor's bill for services to police officer Walter R Finigan. Finigan's report said the officer was waking a passenger on a city bus when the passenger suddenly bit his left finger.
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Time Life Building clubhouse opens amid Manhattan construction site
A new sidewalk superintendents clubhouse opens July 2 beside a major hole in Midtown Manhattan for the Time Life Building. The 47 story tower at Sixth Avenue and 50th Street will rise near Rockefeller Center with a 65 foot observation deck and 10 windows for riveter style views. The club revives a Rockefeller Center sidewalk workers group founded in 1938 after a clash between capital led by John D Rockefeller Jr. and labor.
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Time & Life
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John D. Rockefeller Jr
Hold Saturday Classes At LSC
La Crosse State College will hold classes on Saturday this week to release students from Friday attendance. A student body vote last week showed a large majority favored the longer weekend after the Fourth of July.
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No Escape for Guardsman Indicated by Draft Letter
W Pvt Dom inic Beovich 23 of Pensacola Florida who guarded an artillery center here says he cannot beat the draft board. He is a six month reservist and has received a letter ordering him to report for induction.
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Chicago
Ceremonies to Mark Merger of 2 Churches
George Cornell reports a precedent setting merger after 17 years linking the Congregational Christian Churches with the Evangelical and Reformed Church into the United Church of Christ. Leaders hail the move as guided by the Holy Spirit amid some opposition and a pending federal lawsuit challenging the transfer of church boards.
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Amundson to Receive Milwau kee Road Silver Pass
Guy L. Amundson a locomotive engineer on the Minneapolis to La Crosse run is to be awarded a lifetime silver pass by Milwaukee Road president John P. Kiley. The pass covers travel on all Milwaukee Road trains for Mr and Mrs Amundson of Prior Lake reflecting his 45 years of service.
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Chicago
Amundson
Prior Lake
Alarm Bell Triggers Heat Panic In Sacramento Attic
In Sacramento downtown it reached 105 degrees while Mrs. Duncan Vernon reported her attic fire alarm rang loudly in the heat. She said the alarm is set to go off at 135 to 140 degrees, causing fear before cooling weather.
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GM's Profitability Shows Big Gains From Smaller Firms
GM tops sales and profits in 1956 but ranks 79th in return on invested capital at 18.5 percent. Ford, Chrysler, and Gillette also show varied profitability. The 500 largest U S industrials grew 8 percent in sales while the rest climbed 12 percent. 133 of the 500 earned less than prior year.
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Fifth Shot In A Series Is Detonated At Atomic Test Site
The fifth blast in a current nuclear test surged over Frenchman Flat Nevada at 6 30 am. Officials estimated the yield above 20 kilotons with a fireball seen as a second sunrise from 40 miles away. Observers counted 850 military personnel and Civil Defense staff amid trenches and ground zero, while pigs and shelters evaluated radiation and heat effects.
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Accountant Plunges From Skyscraper in New York
A 22 story Dowtown Wall Street building incident left Joseph J. Klein, a one-year accountant, in critical condition after plunging from the 15th floor and crashing through a skylight. He survived with rib and elbow fractures as police note possible cushion effect from wires and an air conditioning system.
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Klein
Trucker Escapes Blazing Propane Tank Extravaganza
In Van Nuys California a truck driver Bob Vannatta fled a propane gas blaze after a leaky valve released LP gas into a ball shaped storage tank. Firemen say the tank and truck exploded in a roar heard five miles away, injuring no one. Seventy firefighters from twelve companies contained the flames to prevent spread to nearby buildings. The cause of the leak remains undetermined, with possible ignition from a cigarette.
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Kendall Area Boy Struck By Car Injury Details
Kendall Wis Special Ar vid Wolfgram six year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Wolfgram on a farm near Kendall was critically injured Saturday afternoon when struck by a car near his home on STH 71. Traffic Officer Victor Mikkelson says Ar vid ran into the path of the car suffering a fractured skull cerebral hemorrhage fractured leg broken pelvis and multiple bruises.
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Arvid Wolfgram
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Victor Mikkelson
Arvid
Dentists Conduct Three Day Dental Exam at New Mexico Prison
Special electrical outlets were installed and 30 collapsible chairs set in the basement of the New Mexico state prison for the annual three day dental examination. Five dental technicians and 25 dentists worked on dentures yesterday and will do fillings today with inspections tomorrow.
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