Greek Premier Papagos Dies Amid Turmoil and Feud
Field Marshal Alexander Papagos, 72, Greece’s national hero and premier, died after a long illness fought while clinging to office amid cabinet dissensions and a demand from King Paul for his resignation. His death leaves Greece in political crisis with Britain, Turkey, and the United States entangled in the Cyprus dispute and a fragile government.
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Carles M. McCann
United Press
Alexander Papagos
Greece
Papagos
Athens
Paul I
Panagos
Stephan Stephanopoulos
Panayotis Kanellopolos
Emmanuel Tsouderos
Great Britain
Turkey
North Atlantic Alliance
Cyprus
United Nations
United States
Rally
Stalled Motorist Gets Push Into Jail
Los Angeles police report Joseph E. Matthews a 45 year old man was pushed from a gas station after a stalled car malfunction. Attendant James A. Jackson 24 said he saw Matthews under the hood as the money till closed, later found $91 missing and alerted police. Matthews was booked on suspicion of robbery.
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Los Angeles
Joseph E. Matthews
James A. Jackson
Matthews
Jackson
Plane crashclaims Great Lakes executive founder
Oklahoma highway patrol resumed dawn search for the body of one of four crash victims, including George Shakel, founder and chairman of Great Lakes Carbon Co., and his wife Ann Brannack Shakel. The A 26 plane exploded in a rain drenched field, with wreckage scattered many miles and waters flooding fields near Oklahoma City.
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Union City
Okla
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
The
Great Lakes Carbon Co
George Shakel
Carbon Company
Greenwich
Conn
Ann Brannack Shakel
Joseph W. Whitney
John E. McBride
Stratford
Whitney
McBride
Oklahoma City
Runaway Lumber Truck Crashes Train in West Newton
A lumber truck roared down a steep hill and rammed a moving Baltimore and Ohio train in West Newton Pa killing the truck driver Claude Brandt 31 and four others. Nine freight cars were derailed and two buildings destroyed including Casale Fruit Store. Several explosive cars were intact. casualties included Jacob Casale 50 Sheryl Ross 6 and Mrs Dora Whiteman 70. Sheriff estimates near one million dollars in damage. Authorities probe brake failure and other causes.
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West Newton
Baltimore and Ohio
Claude Brandt
Warrenton
N.C
Casale
Jacob Casale
Sheryl Ross
Sheryl
Dora Whiteman
Industry
Martha C. McConnell
William Ross
Emily Peternel
William McManus
Connellsville
Lloyd Mauk
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Mark
Ross
Pittsburgh
Red Cop Recommends Early Training For East German Soldiers
Lt Guenter Grundmann of the East German police urged in Neues Deutschland that Red soldiers begin training in infancy. He argued sports training starts too late and nurseries neglect gymnastics, with kindergarten training described as worse.
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Berlin
Guenter Grundoann
Neues Deutschland
Mother Of Slain Boy Is Released From Hospital
CHICAGO Mrs Mamie Bradley mother of Emmett Till was released from Provident Hospital after treatment for a cold and nervous disorder. Till 14 was killed last August in Mississippi two men Roy Bryant and J W Milam were acquitted of murder at Sumner Miss Mrs Bradley testified at the trial and was ill last Saturday kept in seclusion at a friend's home pending full recovery.
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Chicago
Mamie Bradley
Mississippi
Provident Hospital
Emmett Till
Roy Bryant
J. W. Milam
Till
Sumner
Miss
Bradley
Society Girls Collect Spare Breast Milk
In Evanston near Chicago, Junior League society girls run a milk bank and local milk route for premature babies. They collect spare breast milk from donors, pump and bottle it at home, ship it to Evanston Hospital, and provide free milk to infants in need, supporting six other U.S. banks. Milk is stored frozen and later thawed and sterilized for hospital use.
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Lawton Constitution
Evanston
Kimball
United States
America
Los Angeles
Newark
N.J
Wilmington
Del
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
AP Science Reporter
Society
American Academy of Pediatrics
E. Robbins Kimball
Evanston Hospital
The
Academy
Thas
Junior League
Barbers Seek $2 Haircut Rate at Pennsylvania Meet
Wilkes Barre reporters note Blair J. Sharp national leader of the Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of America announced a tentative price of two dollars for a haircut as a policy proposal at the Pennsylvania convention. A similar recommendation is planned for the national convention in Boston later this month.
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Wilkes-Barre
Master Barbers and Beauticians of
Pennsylvania
Blair J. Sharp
Associated Master Barbers and Beauticians of America
Boston
Hickory County Votes Closed During State Aid Referendum
Officials closed the courthouse and did not count votes after Gov Donnelly declared a legal holiday for a special election on state public school aid. The action halted vote counting as authorities treated the day as a holiday.
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Hermitage
Hickory County
Phil M. Donnelly
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