U S Philippines bases dispute spurs mutual plans
In Manila a joint U S Philippine statement followed a two hour talks between President Magsaysay and Vice President Nixon. They pledged formal negotiations on bases to strengthen defense and free world security. Nixon praised ties with the Philippines and noted July 4 symbolized close relations. A police shooting later wounded a rookie officer during the unrest over base ownership.
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Magsaysay
Nixon
Herbert Brownell
United States
Philippine
L. A
Philippines
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Hisenhower
Hin
Manila
Republic of the Philippines
Island Republic
U.S
United Nations
Dallas
Robert
Ifice
Three Held on Blasting Water Lines in San Diego
SAN DIEGO July 17 three men were held for Superior Court arraignment on charges linked to dynamiting a portion of San Diego water supply. i-W T Galt 21 a supervisor at Imperial County Juvenile Hall and two others Douglas Sanford-Mahew 20 San Diego and Erwin Carl Netzke 19 Escondido are accused of possession of dynamite. A stand pipe and a 30 inch water line were damaged June 2 delaying water delivery to Lake Hodges reservoir by a week.
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San Diego
I—W
T. Galt
Imperial County
Superior Court
Douglas Sanford - Mahew
Erwin Carl Netzke
Escondido
Lake Hodges
Bomb Killing U S Diplomat Prompts Apology From Cyprus Group
In Nicosia a bomb killed U S vice consul William P. Boteler and wounded two others after an attack on a downtown restaurant. A later letter from the underground group 4-Lola claimed the act was a tragic mistake and criticized British propaganda. Violence continued as a child died and soldiers were hurt in attacks on British convoys amid ongoing efforts to end colonial rule.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Lola
Cypress
Greece
U. S
Nichosia
Eoka
William P. Boteler
Jetter
Boteler
Washington, D. C
Boka
Automation claims $250000 electronic brain writes songs fast
New York reports that Burroughs Corp Electro Data Division asserts an electronic brain can compose songs at a rate of 1000 per hour, marking a bold advance in automation for Tin Pan Alley.
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New York (P
Tin Pan Alley Mondey
Burroughs Corp. Electro Data Division
Collision inquiry deepens over Grand Canyon crash
A continuing report details recovery efforts after two airliners crashed near the Grand Canyon. It notes 10 UAL mountaineers aiding in the gorge, remains flown to Flagstaff, and investigators examining flight plans and routes. Senators push for CAA scrutiny amid calls for aviation regulation changes.
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Denver
Medicine Bow
Laramie
Wyo
Grand Canyon
United States
TWA
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Sen
Smathers
D-Fis
AIR Force
Walter Spriggs
Smarkover
Ark
Plett
Kansas City
Walter P. Plett
CAA
Regu- Caa
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West Los Angeles
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Free Air
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Steathers
JCAA
Magnuson
Wash
Tg Senate Commerce Committee
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Thei DeVill
Aratty
E. Third St
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