New Japanese Leader Kishi Seen as Pro West and Reforming
Former prison floor scrubber Nabusuke Kishi won a Diet vote to become prime minister of Japan. A conservative who backed strong US ties and increased trade with Red China, he vows to press economic growth, possible constitution revision, and to maintain Ishibashi’s policies while uniting Liberal Democratic factions.
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Texas narcotics raids net 223 arrests across seven cities
Dallas led with 68 arrests as weekend sweep across Abilene Fort Worth San Antonio Big Spring Waco and Gadessa yielded hundreds seized. A $250000 heroin cache was found in San Antonio while Dallas Fort Worth reported marijuana seizures. Governor Daniel urged tougher laws.
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Ike and Mollet Patch Up relations Amid Egyptian Rift
James Marlow notes that Ike and French Premier Guy Mollet plan talks to repair U S France ties after the Egypt invasion. Both sides seek cautious cooperation, aiming for a practical wartime alliance while avoiding sensational headlines.
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Enid Boy Loses Cancer Battle
ENID Okla UP services will be held at 2:30 p m Tuesday for nine year old Leon Allen of Enid who died after a yearlong bone cancer battle. He spent his last weeks in an Enid hospital with cowboy guns and music recordings near him including Red River Valley sung by Gene Autry a gift from a Perry woman. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen and survived by two younger brothers Mark Dean and Floyd Stephen. He missed much of school last fall and had two Christmases last year. nzira
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New Panhellenic Hall at OCU Dedicated in Sunday Rites
Oklahoma City University dedicated the Josephine Bell Panhellenic Hall during Sunday ceremonies. A portrait of Miss Bell, the university's dean of women, was unveiled and donated to the hall by OCU's three national sororities Alpha Chi Omega Delta Zeta and Gamma Phi Beta.
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High Court Justice Reed Retires Today
Associate Justice Stanley F. Reed, age 72, retires after more than 19 years on the Supreme Court. He cites strain of exertion and notes Eisenhower has not nominated a successor. The court remains eight justices as major cases and potential 44 decisions loom, with upcoming debates on Congress power and civil liberty issues.
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Big City Dogs Suffer Ulcers Says Vet
Pennsylvania veterinarian William Glenney of Wynnewood says urban stress causes ulcers in dogs. He cites traffic, hostile dog encounters, insufficient food, and rough handling by children as key factors in city canine distress.
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Man 35 Weds 79-Year-Old Bride in Maine Ceremony
Albert Pierce a 35 year old wood cutter married Ada F Stover a 79 year old widow at the bride's home in Otisfield Gore Maine. The ceremony proceeded after delays including a late minister a late best man and a second ring. Pierce and his bride spoke of a lonely but loving match with four of the bride’s grandchildren as witnesses.
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Motorist Refuses Help On Oklahoma Track Intersection
OVERBROOK Oklahoma witnesses said Ernest Howard Bond of Oklahoma City did not want assistance when his car became stuck between a main line and a side track at an railroad intersection. Bond tried to free the car by spinning wheels. a passenger train freed the vehicle. Bond exited the scene and was jailed on a drunk driving charge.
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Russian bomber production may trail US estimates
Intelligence reports to the House Appropriations Committee suggest Russia produced fewer long range bombers than the United States. Officials note that B52 production in the United States reached 78 eightjet aircraft, while Russia’s Bri sons and Bison counterparts are uncertain. Estimates place Soviet output around 180 bombers with a 600 unit B32 schedule planned. A separate Philadelphia note says an Eastern Television Service parts shop was burglarized for 1230 dollars with a note reading Sneaky Pete.
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Knowland to Reply to Soviet Charges of U.S. Subversion
United Nations debate sees Sen. Knowland ready to turn the tables on Soviet charges of U S subversion against Albania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland Romania and the Soviet Union He will speak at length about Soviet actions and interventions as a U N committee notes local origins of the Hungarian uprising and rejects outside provocation claims.
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Mouse blamed for gas leak at noodle shop
Police say a mouse gnawed a hole in a rubber gas hose at a Tokyo noodle shop causing fumes to fill the upper floors. Two women employees died and two delivery boys were hospitalized in critical condition.
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