Two Greeks Killed Near Bulgar Border In New Clash
ISTANBUL Aug 5 A competent source said Bulgarian troops fired on a Greek block house near the border village of Kula Wednesday, killing two Greek soldiers amid rumors of possible joint Greek Turkish maneuvers in Greek Thrace next month. Six Greek and six Turkish destroyers will begin joint naval maneuvers in the Aegean Sea this weekend. Last week Greek troops fired on Gamma Island to drive a Bulgarian patrol from the island in a dispute over the Eyoros River.
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Louisiana Democrats Forecast Migration to Ike
New Orleans dispatch reports two Louisiana Democratic leaders foresee a mass party shift toward Republican Dwight Eisenhower in the November election. Governor Kennon hints the GOP could carry Louisiana, while party figures discuss listing electors without party symbols to aid crossovers.
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Mark Holding Diver Crowned As Gear Fails
Giuseppe Giuliano, holder of the unofficial Italian deep sea diving title, drowned in Naples Bay when his diving apparatus failed yesterday. Local authorities investigated the incident and extended condolences to his family and the sport’s community.
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Farm and labor leaders seek talks with Stevenson
Springfield Illinois August 15 farm labor and political leaders urged Governor Adlai Stevenson to meet for talks that could shape the Democratic presidential campaign. Allan Kline and Charles Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation discussed farming policy with Stevenson as he planned strategy sessions with his brain trust before a northern Wisconsin rest.
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Truman Boosts Bipartisan Foreign Policy Touchdown
President Truman backs bipartisan foreign policy and pushes Republicans to share responsibility for international decisions. Sen Styles Bridges welcomed the stance while noting Eisenhower declined a White House briefing and will be free to campaign on foreign policy.
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DAV Urges Outlawing Communism and Mail Prohibitions
The Disabled American Veterans call for outlawing the Communist party in the United States and urge Congress to bar mailing Communist propaganda. The group also resolved to honor Navy dead with a Pearl Harbor monument.
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