Italians Agree On Temporary Pella Government In Rome
Italy’s new government under Premier Giuseppe Pella won confident backing from both houses, promising a brief, businesslike administration. The Chamber of Deputies approved 315 to 215 with 44 abstentions, amid a summer Parliament recess and pledges not to tackle major policy questions.
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Solon Sees Lies In Clerk Probe
The House Un-American Activities Committee sent its Mc Michael hearings record to the Justice Department to pursue possible prosecution, asserting perjury by witnesses who described the Calfornia minister as an ex-Communist associate and party meeting attendant.
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Benito Memorial Ground To Dust
Washington reports the Benito Mussolini era stadium at Tripoli North Africa is being demolished to allow expansion of the Tripoli Airfield runway. The 60 foot high modernist arena sits within 1,000 feet of the runway end and 240 feet from the flight path, deemed a hazard to aircraft as strategic bombers will be based there.
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Philadelphia police compile nickname file of criminals
Philadelphia police begin a nickname survey to track criminals and suspects. About 300 nicknames are collected with anticipated total of over 1,500 names, including Skinny George Joe the Boob Siggy the Dip and Pretzels.
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Flying Radar Stations Built by Lockheed
Lockheed Aircraft is constructing airborne radar stations based on the Super Constellation. These high patrol aircraft will spot enemy targets at greater distances and have been ordered by both the Air Force and Navy, authorities disclosed Tuesday in Burbank California.
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City POW's Home Jumping With Joy
Cpl. Robert H. Boyd of Lawton returns from 28 months as a prisoner of war in Korea. Oklahoma City crowds greet him at his mother-in-law's home despite a telephone strike as his wife and 2% year old son welcome him. He recalls little about camp life, notes diet and weight loss, and mentions a tonsillectomy. Plans include visiting his parents in Clairton, Pennsylvania.
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Butch” Boyd Jr
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Mamie Eisenhower Enjoys Quiet Denver Visit
Denver reports Mamie Eisenhower resting well in her hometown home of Mrs. John S. Doud. She has declined many social invitations, prefers telephone chats with longtime friends, and sleeps late due to Mile High altitude. She plans Washington social season with White House secretary Mary Jane McCaffree.
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Sooner Justice Nation's Fastest Courts Lead Nation
Oklahoma County district courts top a national survey by the Institute of Judicial Administration in speed of justice. Tulsa ranks third with an average one to two month delay, well below the 11.5 month jury and 5.7 month non jury national averages. Brooklyn, New York, shows the slowest delay at 53 months.
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Adenauer Adopts Whistle Stop Tour for Reelection
Bonn based Chancellor Konrad Adenauer aged 77 borrows US style tactics for his campaign criss crossing Germany. He travels on a red special train with press car radio telephone body guards and teletype news gear. By now he has logged 3384 miles and will cover 3000 more before the September 6 election.
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Jaycees to Hear Fair Bond Ballot Discussion Wednesday
County Agent Lewis Haydock will discuss the proposed bond election for county fairgrounds buildings at Lawton Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting. Final plans for the Jaycee ABC club softball game this week outline proceeds to be split by the Jaycees and ABC.
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Lewis Haydock
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Jane Russell Seeks Freelancer Path From Hughes Camp
Hollywood veteran Jane Russell eyes independence after 13 years under exclusive contract with Howard Hughes. She seeks a one picture a year deal for security while pursuing offered roles, noting peers like Allyson Power and Grable as freelancers. Russell stresses security and publicity strength, reflecting on her career arc and current film The French Line.
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Greeks Face New Perils From Expected Autumn Rains
In Greece, rescue officers warn that autumn rains threaten a fresh disaster for about 130,000 earthquake victims on Kefalonia Zakinthos and Ithaca. The government plans spent 25 to 30 million dollars on temporary housing as tremors continue and tents house thousands amid widespread destruction.
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Jane Russell Builds On The Silver Horde Talk
Actress Jane Russell weighs classic project options as interest grows in her next film role following talk of The Silver Horde with John Wayne. No decision yet until script read.
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Jane Russell
Gas reaction stains bowl cover from stored eggs
Housewives notice a plastic bowl cover darkens after egg containing foods are refrigerated. Scientists explain the gas from the eggs reacts with the cover to create the stain.
Parachute Leap Is New Political Idea for Detroit Mayor Bid
Detroit veteran Don Taylor aged 56 leaped from a plane at about 3200 feet into the Detroit River in a stunt aimed at gaining publicity for his fall mayoral campaign. He emerged unhurt and said the jump was done for publicity.
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