Eisenhower sends felicitations to Iran Shah after Mossadegh overthrow
President Eisenhower publicly congratulated Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi on Iran’s royalist overthrow of Mossadegh and sent a friendly message stressing goodwill and Iran’s prosperity. Hagerty noted the note did not rule out U S aid, while the Shah in Teheran said Iran was broke and open to help from any contributor. He stressed no concessions in return.
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Heavy Rome Rainstorm Collapses Vatican Wall
Rome's heaviest rainstorm of the year floods streets and causes a 120 foot section of the Vatican wall to collapse. Firemen report 500 calls about flooded basements and ground floors across buildings in Vatican City.
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Vatican Wall
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Where to Find It
Newspaper navigation note lists locations by page and section for Beach Combing Bridge Classifieds Comics Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio TV Shipping Table Slages Ants and Women pages. Includes World page and various B and C labeled pages for a reader’s reference.
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Long Beach Traffic Woes Spur Engineering Solutions
A lengthy Long Beach traffic feature outlines congestion across key corridors pacific coast highway lakewood boulevard spring street and pico avenue with 24 000 to 40 000 daily vehicles. The National Safety Council urges 234 man days for high accident location studies faster speed limit surveys upgraded street lighting to 68 miles adding pedestrian signals and investigating grade crossing protection. Three year relief hinges on Pico Freeway and Long Beach Freeway access as Willow Street near Terminal Island Freeway sees peak flows.
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Union Strikes 8 Firestone Rubber Plants
United Press reports CIO rubber workers walked out at Firestone plants amid new violence linked to strikes against the Bell telephone system. Rubber workers picketed Akron and other plants, while Indiana Bell faced vandalism and police patrols after cables were cut and demonstrations occurred in Indianapolis and Michigan City.
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Yachtsman Charged With Unemployment Fraud
William Braden Boon, 38, famed yachtsman of Wilmington and Glendale, is charged by County Prosecutor Kenneth Sutherland with accepting state unemployment insurance payments while employed. A warrant will be issued for Boon’s arrest after state investigator Conrad Christensen provided information. Boon allegedly collected $925 since February 1952 while working for a local water taxi company during periods of nonavailability for work, claiming to be a personnel manager and master of the 70-foot schooner Lady Ada, which he lists as his residence when berthed at Stillwell Lighthouse Yacht Landing in Wilmington. His home is Glendale. Boon skippered the Lady Ada in the Newport Harbor Ensenada race last April.
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William Braden Boon
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Solon Foresees Soviet Reign Collapse
Senator Wiley of the foreign relations committee predicts that bloody purges and internal tensions will crumble the Soviet system in Russia. The foreword to a 92 page study prepared by the Library of Congress for the committee notes a deep split between the Kremlin and Soviet citizens.
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Wiley
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Library of Congress
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Dally
Nine Americans killed by mines in first days of Korean truce
The U S Eighth Army says nine American soldiers died and 44 were wounded in the first 20 days of the Korean truce while handling land mines and ammunition. No casualty figures were released for the remaining 11 days. Most losses occurred in the first decade of the cease-fire as a safety campaign reduced accidents.
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Peace Lovers Learn Nothing In Okinawa Exchange
Sgt. Ralph E. Bishop Jr. recounts questioning a Chinese officer about the Okinawa ammunition supply point. The discussion cites U S aggression and Chinese claims of vast bullet stockpiles, ending with a slap across the face as the reply.
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Shanghai
Enemy Returns Home After 28 Months in Prison Camp
Sgt. Ralph E. Bishop Jr. of Long Beach is freed after 28 months in a Communist camp. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bishop Sr. received the news Wednesday. His children Ralph and Joy Anne, living with grandparents, were told the news. the family plans no immediate arrangements. Bishop, 29, a veteran of World War II and Korea, served in the Navy in World War I era and joined the Army in 1950, later serving in Korea with the Second Infantry Division.
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Soldier admits killing state official after ride
AWOL Harold T. St. John, 25, Dorchester Mass., admitted shooting Joseph W. Harding 52, assistant director of the Ohio Industrial Relations Department, after a struggle during a robbery near a motel on US 40 west of Zanesville. Cpl. C F Wells captured him following the slaying. St John escaped from Camp Svterbery and forced the driver to take him toward Indianapolis.
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India Fails to Win U.N. Support for Korean Peace Seat
At United Nations India falls short of a two thirds General Assembly vote after a 27 to 21 tally with 11 abstentions in the 60 nation political committee. The United States backed the move while Britain and other allies opposed. The committee also recommended seats for all 16 pro U.N. member nations and voted to include Russia if the other side desires it.
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West Berlin rioters clash during Eisenhower food aid rollout
Riot police backed by water cannons confronted about 300 invading Communists as they moved from East Berlin into the French sector. The disturbance marked the opening day of the second phase of distributing American Eisenhower food packages.
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West Berlin
Eisenhower
East Berlin
Mossadegh Era Labor Minister Arrest Revealed
Secret agents captured former Labor Minister Ibrahim Alami in the probe of Mossadegh era lieutenants. The Tuesday arrest places Alami on an eight man wanted list headed by Hossein Fatemi, Mossadegh’s former foreign minister and trusted aide.
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Ibrahim Alami
Mohammed Mossadegh
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Hossein Fatemi
All-Out Effort to Halt Blaze Near Rim of the World
A 3500-acre forest fire raged up the San Bernardino Mountains within a mile of Rim of the World Highway threatening Lake Arrowhead resort area. Firefighters from Riverside, Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego counties battled two fronts with 500 men and a 150-man task force at Bayliss Park. Together with 60 Zuni fighters flown from New Mexico, crews fought to prevent the blaze from reaching Alpine cabins and Arrowhead Springs Hotel, while motorists were advised to avoid the Rim of the World corridor.
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Arrowhead
Bayliss Park
Mud Flat
New Mexico
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Strawberry Peak Land
Strawberry Canyon
Conrad Hilton
Waterman
Eisenhower Welcomed on Colorado Trout Fishing Visit
President Eisenhower arrived in Kraser Colorado for a trout fishing vacation in the Rockies. A mounted posse of 16 men greeted him at the ranch of his friend Aksel Nielsen, accompanied by Mrs. John S. Doud. The Grand County Posse lined the roadside as he stepped from the car.
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Eisenhower
Colorado Rockies
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Peaver
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Mystery of a Death Attributed to Self Inflicted Gunshot
Homicide detective Neal Comton identifies Mare as Marguerite F. Vance age 27. Death listed as own action amid unclear circumstances. Local investigation continues as authorities review the scene and records.
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