Mossadegh Faces Parliament Collapse After Mass Resignations
Iran's parliament nears paralysis as 27 National Movement deputies resign, leaving Mossadegh to rule with no quorum. The Majlis, already short on members since last year, cannot convene. Kashani's opposition and a stalled referendum plan heighten political crisis.
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Jamboree Opens With Massive Scout Influx to Jamboree City
A vast influx of Boy Scouts streams into Jamboree City California as the third National Jamboree nears opening. By train bus and car crowds swell the 3 000 acre camp from its first arrivals last Sunday. Organizers estimate nearly 50 000 scouts and leaders will be in camp for the event. Arrivals today include groups from New York Illinois Pennsylvania Wisconsin Michigan North Dakota Indiana Alabama District of Columbia Virginia Ohio Tennessee Louisiana New Jersey and Florida.
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Eisenhower Names New AEC Member
President Eisenhower named Joseph Campbell treasurer of Columbia University to the Atomic Energy Commission. It is his second appointment to the five man panel. Lewis Strauss of New York was named chairman succeeding Gordon Dean.
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Lewis Strauss
New York
Gordon Dean
Hungary Seeks Tito Talks To Prevent Border Incidents
Hungary offers to form a joint committee with Yugoslavia to curb border shootings and incidents, signaling a conciliatory move after expulsions from the Cominform. Bulgaria made a similar pledge, as Yugoslavia faces cross border tensions and river shipping concerns on the Tisza.
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McCarthy says Truman not to be questioned over spy list
Senator McCarthy said the FBI assured him former President Truman did not withhold information from Canada about an atomic spy plot. He noted ten assurances from the FBI that Truman did not conceal details, including from Mackenzie King, and indicated no Senate subpoena in mind.
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Stanley Wins Democrat Nod For Governor
Thomas B. Stanley won the Virginia Democratic primary for governor in a runaway against State Sen. Charles R. Fenwick by nearly two to one. Stanley, 62, will face Republican Ted Dalton in November as the dominant Byrd organization backs him after victory. Lt. Gov. A. E. S. Stephens and Atty. Gen. J. Lindsay Almond won renomination. party leaders see a strong GOP ticket this year.
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Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
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North Carolina’s Outer Banks Ship Graveyard History
The Outer Banks in North Carolina spans about 80 miles of barrier islands along the Atlantic and earned a grim nickname for the large number of shipwrecks recorded there across early maritime history.
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Shriners Begin Serious Session at Annual Convention
New York hosts the 79th annual convention of the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine as business sessions focus on welfare of crippled children. The event highlights 17 hospitals across the United States Canada Mexico and Hawaii between two long Fifth Avenue parades. A daylight march occurred yesterday and a night procession is planned for tomorrow.
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Mystic Shrine
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Mexico
Hawaii
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GOP Fishermen Hear Eisenhower In First-Term Meet
About 48 Republican freshmen in the House hosted President Eisenhower for a two hour Q and A after a supper. They described the session as stimulating and inspiring and praised his grasp of world and national problems.
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Eisenhower
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Vietnamese Girl Holds Top Post In Embassy Session
Washington report notes Elizabeth Nguyen de Nguyen Xuan Dung, a Vietnamese woman from a prominent family, served in charge of the embassy during ambassador Tran V. Kha’s absence. She became the only woman to participate in a session at the Western Big Three foreign ministers meeting.
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Elizabeth Nguyen de Nguyen-Xuan-Dung
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