Gaza border fighting fuels international call for calm
The Gaza fighting continued with reports of air clashes over occupied territories. An Egyptian spokesman denied the clash while Egypt accused Israel of wounding Arab civilians near Beit Hanun. A UN spokesman said Israel filed complaints with the Mixed Armistice Commission and a commission meeting was postponed for investigation. Israel informed the Security Council that the border situation had deteriorated sharply. Israel urged U S pressure to halt the fighting, and Sri Lanka's prime minister said Eden had asked him to intervene, though London gave no confirmation.
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Dulles speaks on Geneva talks and future plans
Secretary of State Dulles outlines hopes for practical results from the Geneva summit and mentions possible discussions with Soviet and German leaders. He notes no immediate progress on unification or POW repatriation, references Embassy conditions, and announces a two week vacation at Duck Island on Lake Ontario.
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Berlin Salon Aims for Two Day Visit by Manisfield
Senator Mike Manisfield arrives in Berlin aboard a flight for a two day visit. He chairs a Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee and will meet officials to discuss policy.
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Residents Return Home After Blast Evacuation
Whiting Indiana residents return to homes after a massive blast at a storage plant. about 1,700 evacuated, fire contained to a 10 acre zone, guardsmen off streets, water still cooling twisted wreckage, and extensive damage estimated at over 10 million dollars to Standard Oil’s facility.
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Haymes Weeps as Rita Walks Out on Romance and Debts
At Indianapolis and Hollywood gossip swirls after Rita Haymes left Dick Haymes amid two years of pressure. FBI agent Blaylock noted no federal violation yet while Rita pursued independence from Columbia contract tensions. Friends say they may reconcile but debts and disputes fueled the split as Haymes frets at their beach home.
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Eisenhower Sets Busy Golf Day at Cherry Hills
President Eisenhower planned another tight work session and took to Cherry Hills Country Club after a two hour office period. He played 27 holes with Frank Leahy, club pro Ralph Arnold, and Col. Tom Belshe, finishing ahead of a rain hail storm.
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Sliced to Death At Plant Believed Accident
The body of Robert F. Beck of Bell was found early today caught in a metal planer at a manufacturing plant. Police said it appeared to be an industrial accident during work hours.
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Partnership in Defense with Japan Aims for Stronger Ties
Japanese Foreign Minister Shigemitsu told a National Press Club audience that the time has come for the United States and Japan to review and solidify their defense relationship. He noted Japan’s defense has long hinged on U S support, urged a more independent role, and warned against Communist efforts to create discord among free nations. He did not detail rearmament plans, and emphasized a partnership with the United States to maintain peace in the Pacific as talks with Dulles continued.
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Incinerators Ban Delayed Two Years
County Board of Supervisors postponed the proposed ban on back yard incinerators for two years. The 3 to 2 vote followed opposition from Supervisor Roger W. Jessup who urged a one-week delay to craft a plan to control industrial incinerators. Supporters included Herbert C. Legg Burton W. Chace and Kenneth Hahn.
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Southwestern Bell Sees Union Accord in Talks
A Southwestern Bell spokesman in St Louis says he has high hopes for a peaceful settlement in contract talks that affect more than 50,000 CIO workers across six states. The union has reviewed all demands and negotiations are described as horse trading. The old contract expired at midnight Sunday but remains in effect until a 50 day termination notice is issued by either side. neither party has given such notice.
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United States Ready for Military Data Trade Talks
Opening statements at the subcommittee session outline inspection plans for a disarmament treaty. British Minister Anthony Nutting urges detailed checks at ports and junctions, while Soviets defend inspections near transport hubs. Lodge describes blueprints for identifying forces and facilities, noting U.S. readiness to detail procedures and negotiate all aspects of enforcement.
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Huntington Beach Annex of Ocean Declared Invalid
Superior Judge Raymond H. Thompson ruled the 1950 Huntington Beach annexation of nine square miles of ocean invalid. The court voided the northwest extension off Bolsa Chica Beach, siding with Southwest Exploration Co and Signal Oil & Gas over taxes paid on the tideland area, and ordered a new trial after earlier rulings.
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Greenlease Money Data Published Again
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports serial numbers of the missing 303,720 in Greenlease ransom money are being published for a second time. Two $20 bills identified by the FBI were found recently, the first in Minot North Dakota about three weeks ago and the second at the St Louis Federal Reserve Bank last Tuesday. The discoveries revive efforts to locate additional ransom bills after nearly two years.
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Wishing for Tenants Rent Ad Service Prompt
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Mrs Landy Testifies on Communist Ties in Hearing
Mrs Deborah Landy of Bradley Beach New Jersey testified before the House Un American Activities Committee about past Communist Party links. Walter said she admitted party membership 1937 to 1947 and that she dropped her Daily Worker subscription two days ago on her lawyer’s advice. He noted the Navy’s rejection of her son Eugene Landy’s reserve commission, a matter tied to her past associations. Both she and her son say she left the party in 1947.
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