Israel and Egypt Struggle To Maintain Shaky Peace
Tense Gaza frontier sees renewed clashes after cease fire pledge renewal. An Israeli patrol crossed into Gaza in error, two Israelis killed and one prisoner taken. Egypt reports no casualties and returns bodies. UN commission decries violations by both sides. Both nations vow to defend if attacked.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Gaza
Gaza Strip
U.N. Egyptian-Israel Armistice Commission
F. X. Giacomaggi
Giacomaggi
E. L.M. Burns
U.N
Burns
Vogeler Wife Joins Radio Panel On Make Up Your Mind
Lucille Vogeler wife of Robert Vogeler a jailed American businessman speaks on the radio program Make Up Your Mind. She says she loves to talk and be with people and finds even obnoxious people have interesting reasons for being obnoxious.
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United Press
Lucille Vogeler
Amercan
Robert Vogeler
Red Hangar
DiMaggio Predicts Dodgers Lose World Series to Yankees
Joe DiMaggio warns the Brooklyn Dodgers will fall to the New York Yankees in any World Series meeting citing psycho logical issues among Dodgers about the Yankees and claiming only brainwashing could cure them. He frames the Yankees as formidable and dismisses the Dodgers’ chances.
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Joe DiMaggio
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Actor Davis Niven Tops Movietown Front Page Antics
Davis Niven mocks Hollywood as a show and calls for ad style publicity. His quip frames movietown as a stage for characters and spectacle.
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Davis Niven
Movietown
Hollywood
Air Force pilot breaks speed record at National Air Show
Col. Horace A. Hanes set a new world speed record of 822.135 mph at the National Air Show. He said it is logical to expect the mark to be beaten by this time next year.
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Horace A. Hanes
Air Force
Stevenson Eisenhower farm policy critique
Adlai E Stevenson accuses the Eisenhower administration of worsening farm conditions, protesting its flexible price supports while maintaining rigid policy thinking. The remark highlights tensions in farm policy during the administration.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Cies
Senator Langer questions Dixon-Yates deal integrity
Senator William Langer accuses the Eisenhower administration of fault in the Dixon-Yates transaction. He questions the integrity of White House personnel and demands scrutiny of the deal’s record with earnest, pointed rhetoric.
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William Langer
R-N.y
Eisenhower
White House
Man Put On Probation For Threat of House Fire
Alois Altman of Cassville Wisconsin received probation after threatening to burn his home if his mother did not return from Hopinton Iowa where she works as a nurse. Altman is 33.
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Lancaster
Wis
Alois Altman
Cassville
Hopinton
Iowa
Altman
Rayburn touts 20 years of gains in Labor Day speech
Rayburn told a Lake Texoma crowd that Democratic governance boosted national income from 39 billion in 1932 to 276 billion over 20 years. He cited rural electrification rising from under 3 percent to 90 percent and noted minimum wage gains to 1.00 by next March, urging support for Democratic policy.
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Denison
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Lake Texoma
Organized Labor
Fred Schmidt
Austin
CIO
Jerry Hotleman
Texas Federation of Labor
AFL
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Hoover
Congress
Sing Sing star baseballer arrested on burglary charges
Albert Owens aged 31 was arrested by two patrolmen on burglary charges in New York. Owens was a star first baseman for the Sing Sing prison baseball team from 1946 to 1953 before being paroled and may rejoin the lineup now.
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New York
Albert Owens
Sing Sing Prison
Owens
Sing Sing
Atomic sect peddles world bank notes in Tokyo racket
Tokyo police probed a newly organized religious sect claimed to guarantee follower survival in an atomic war by selling 100000 yen world bank notes. Leaders allegedly promise these notes will protect holders from harm and become the sole currency after a global destruction.
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Tokyo
Japan
World Bank
Townsend arrives amid Princess Margaret romance buzz at airport
London group captain Peter Townsend, linked to Princess Margaret in rumor chatter, arrived from Belgium as photographers converged at the airport. An autograph seeker nearly mistaken for a blonde woman as Townsend apologized that blondes always led him astray.
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London
Peter Townsend
Princess Margaret
Belgium
Watertown Man Hurt as Elephant Sits on Him at Ringling Show
Glenn Pierce, 21, of Watertown New York, a Ringling Brothers handler, was injured when an elephant tripped and sat on him while guiding elephants into the arena. He was recovering Tuesday from minor injuries.
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San Francisco
Glenn Pierce
Watertown
N.Y
Pierce
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Insects Invade Area Cotton Fields Threaten Harvest
A Stillwater extension bulletin reports rapid cotton insect damage as sporadic showers across the state aid boll weevils bollworms and leaf worms spread through rank cotton. Farmers are urged to monitor fields especially where insecticides were not used recently and heed residual poison in treated plots as two weeks remain before late cotton opens.
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Extension Service
Stillwater
Comanche County
Opposition To Integration Sparks Oak Ridge Circulars
Oak Ridge Tennessee residents see a new opposition to school desegregation as a group named Oak Ridgers for Segregation circulates materials urging parents to oppose integration efforts. The anonymous distribution signals growing local tensions over desegregation in this government-owned town.
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Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridgers
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Ad Listing 2001
A 2001 classified style notice for Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning services. Includes binding repairs mothproofing flameproofing and colorback options offered by Home Charm Carpet Cleaning and Colorback Company with contact telephone 3338 1652.
Lawton School Integration Protest Hikes To 9 Days
About 100 Negro residents have registered to enter Lawton high and junior high schools next Tuesday, joining roughly 2,600 white students in a mass protest against integration plans.
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Lawton
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