Unclear fragmentary note from Lawrence 1958
Fragmentary OCR describes a Nassau County police boat spraying water with submachine gun fire and a remark about heat. It mentions Minnie and a friend, a concert, and an unclear event with a gection and actor. The text is broken and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Italy May Invite U.S. on Aid Plan
Italy's new Prime Minister Amino Der Fanfani is set to press President Eisenhower to back a bold multination economic plan for the Middle East and North Africa. He arrives for talks with Eisenhower and Dulles amid Western unity and closer allied consultation goals.
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Government Says Schwimmer Isn’t Able to Testify
The government argued that Matthew J. Schwimmer is incapable of understanding simple questions, asking Judge Roy W. Harper to deny new trials for Truman officials Matthew J. Connelly and T. Lamar Caudle and to block depositions from Schwimmer. Connelly and Caudle, convicted of conspiring to defraud the government, had sought a new trial after Schwimmer’s medical report said he could not respond to questions about events before his collapse and the mistrial.
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Admiral Moffett's Widow Dies at 70 in Minnesota
Mrs William Adger Moffett aged 70 died Friday at Deephaven on Lake Minnetonka. Her husband Admiral Moffett commanded Great Lakes Naval Training Station during World War I and led the Bureau of Aeronautics from 1921 to 1933. She was born in Canada.
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Queen Eliza beth II Confined by Sinusitis in London
Queen Elizabeth II remained in London over the weekend suffering from catarrhal sinusitis. Three doctors visited Buckingham Palace this morning but did not issue a statement. They said Friday night she was making good progress.
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Russian Air Bases Echo Minnie Works Tension in Cairo
Egyptian editor Heikal reports from Moscow linked visit describing Soviet air bases as warlike with 1000 strategic bombers on alert and a terrifying atmosphere. The piece also notes Egyptian leaders were shown bases after US Lebanon landings and avoids naming specifics for security. Minnie Guggenheimer aids resolve a New York musical crisis at Lewisohn Stadium involving Tiny Hilde Gueden and conductor Josef Krips after a Philadelphia dispute.
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Truman urges rally behind Eisenhower on Middle East crisis
Former President Harry S. Truman told the Missouri Department of the American Legion that Eisenhower deserves American support amid the Middle East crisis. He endorsed the President’s Lebanon decision and urged ranks to back him at election time, urging unity and action.
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Former President Counsels Freedom While Citing Limits in Foreign Policy
The former President stressed the right to speak and act freely in domestic matters but warned that international affairs require restraint and a different approach. He emphasized sovereignty and the need for strategic consideration in global actions.
Topeka Woman Killed in Hit and Run
AP report from Topeka Kansas says Mr and Mrs Oliver Hunter argued in the street then walked into the roadway where the dispute continued. A speeding hit and run driver struck the couple killing the woman and injuring the husband as police investigated.
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Krips and Gueden Reach Agreement Before Philadelphia Concert
The Philadelphia concert rehearsal at Lewisohn Hall heated up as Krips and soprano Minnie Gueden argued over interpretations. Krips left in a fury but later telephoned from Philadelphia to say they had made up. Gueden confirmed they would sing under his direction.
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Shark Fins Trigger Beach Evacuation at Centre Island
At Centre Island Beach BAYVILLE N Y AP three black fins sliced toward a crowded area prompting panic. about 1 000 bathers fled to shore as three large fish cruised nearby before surfside authorities intervened and The sight sparked dramatic shouts of shark.
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