Fiancee of Cypriot policeman denounces Grivas on air
In Nicosia the 22-year-old Greek Cypriot woman Miss Demetriadou denounces George Grivas the Eoka leader in an island wide broadcast. She accuses him of murder after her fiancé a special constable was killed near what locals know as murder mile. British authorities planned to air her statements despite life risk warnings.
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Mile
Cyprus
George Grivas
Eoka
Union of
Demetriado T
England
Grivas
Edvard Bo
Mom
Seaman vanishes after aiding girl in Stockholm collision
Bernabe Polanco Garcia, 36, a Spanish crewman aboard the Stockholm, helped Linda Morgan, 14, escape from the ship’s bow after the Stockholm collided with the Andrea Doria off Scituate Island, Mass. He failed to check in at Idlewild for a flight to Sweden and disappeared before departure. His visa allows 29 days to depart by ship or plane.
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New York
Stockholm
Andrea Doria
Sweden
Bernabe Polanco Garcia
Idlewild
Polanco
Linda Morgan
Stucket Island
Mass
Doria
Polanca
United States
Gunnar Nordenson
Nordenson
Pélance
Free Europe Group Names General Head
Lt. Gen. Wilis D. Crittenberger ret will take office Oct 1 as president of the Free Europe Committee Inc Arthur W Page chairman announced the selection to succeed Whitney H Shepardson who will retire Crittenberger asks Shepardson to remain as adviser as needed
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New York 1
Wilis D. Crittenberger
The
Free Europe Committee Inc
Arthur W. Page
Crittenberger
Whitney H. Shepardson
Shepardson
Eoka Frees hostage after three day blindfolded ordeal
Kyrenia Cyprus Eoka freed 78 year old English hostage John A Cremer after three days as three condemned Cypriots urged by leaflets to spare him He was found in good condition in hospital suffering shock and abrasions Cremer recalled masked men warning not to resist and his lack of explanation for the kidnapping.
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Kyrenia
Cyprus
Eoka
John A. Cremer
Cremer
Greece
Oy T
Cremmer
Red China Ends U S News Ban Invites 7 Correspondents
Red China ended a seven year ban on American newsmen visiting Peiping and invited 15 correspondents from papers, radio, and TV. The move follows reports that visas are valid for one month and appears tied to the Chinese Communist Party congress meeting in Peiping on September 15.
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U.S
Hong Kong
China Today
Peiping
AFP
Associated Press
Gordon Walk
Panies
Christian Science
Tor
Robert Martin
Sumchon
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Hongi
Kong
John Roderick
Red Regime
Ameri
Red China
Chinese Communist Party
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Penne
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Los Altos
the Friendly Stores
Long Beach
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FOE
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