Royalty denounces servants selling memoirs in press
Buckingham Palace denounces royal servants who sell memoirs to newspapers. Queen Elizabeths press secretary Richard Colvile says such articles breach trust and invade the royal families privacy. Several former royal servants have published inside stories during World War II.
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Freeing Yanks in Red China Hopes Dimmed by Tensions
Wyoming Senate passes a bill barring Communists from public office amid stalled U N cease fire talks on Formosa. Officials report hardened positions as Eisenhower seeks authority to defend Formosa and related areas. Relatives of imprisoned Americans face travel restrictions while U N efforts continue to push for prisoner release.
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Nut theft sting nets boy tricking walnut buyer
A 15 year old middleman rang the door of Jacob Dietiker in Woodland Michigan offering four bags of walnuts for 4.50. Dietiker paid him and later found his truck short by four bags, leaving 48 of 52 loaded. The incident prompted suspicion and a reward-like outcome.
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