Elks convention tales and odd city misdirections
In Los Angeles, Edwards from Great Neck recalls accepting a car marked Official Car of the Elks Convention, with his awkward attempts to navigate to the Elks Club and Griffith Park while drivers alternate requests confound him. Glasgow doctors discuss husbands snoring as affection, and a Boston regatta prank harms a yacht sail. Also Columbus guard Parker is arrested for seven years of shoplifting to fund a store.
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Columbus
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Lee Parker
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Doctor Sheppard in Cleveland slaying case
The Cleveland brother of Dr. Samuel R. Sheppard suffered a broken neck and was unfit for questioning as details emerge about the murder of Marilyn Sheppard in Bay Village. Authorities review a possible blood stain on the husband’s trousers while the suspect describes a fight with the unseen slayer.
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Allied Nations Plan Major Sea Exercise
The Defense Department said NATO channel command will stage a major maritime exercise July 18 to 25. About 20 destroyers and escort vessels, 45 minesweepers, 30 naval ships and auxiliaries, plus merchant vessels will form convoys. Attacking forces include submarines from the Netherlands and United Kingdom, fast patrol boats from Norway, UK, and US, and UK Allied air forces in Central Europe.
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Lawmakers Launch Last Lap of Session
Washington lawmakers begin the final four weeks of a session as leaders forecast a constructive program under President Eisenhower. Senate Republicans claim they enacted more nationally important bills than in recent terms, while Democrats say groundwork for social security reforms was laid earlier. Key issues include labor law amendments, Alaska Hawaii statehood, post office rate increases, and ongoing debates over fiscal measures.
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Tie Hardy Well Sign of Spent Youth
fragmentary text presents unclear names and phrases and lacks coherent event or context to summarize into a factual card with named entities or concrete detail.
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Vai Herbert
Spratt
Balan 'Ghilonopher
Guatemala Junta Reverses Pro-Communist Policy
El jefe de la junta, Elfego Monzon, y Carlos Castillo Armas anunciaron que Guatemal revirtió la política del derrocado gobierno de Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán. La junta buscará reconocimiento diplomático y reingresará a ODECA y apoyará la OEA y la ONU. Costa Rica y El Salvador indicaron planes de relaciones formales con el régimen. Monzón afirmó que 2000 sospechosos comunistas siguen en cárceles y que no se concederán salvoconductos a los buscados por crímenes.
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Guate ‘Muala
Elfego Monzon
Carlos Castillo Armas
Exe
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
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ODECA
Organization of American States
OAS
United Nations
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el Salvador
Jeftlet Arbenz
Monon
Monzon
Alpineist Returning to Calcutta Amid Political Shifts
Dispatch reports a crisis in Himalayan expedition leadership as colonels suspend the national effort while Arbenz reconfigures lands for nation building. Public works begun under prior government to continue, with consolidation of gains noted as a new constitution is drafted. Workforce ads in Classified beckon as a chance to find work.
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Inua Wr
William Siri
Cali
Low
Arbenz
San Francisco
Truman Remains Confined After Emergency Operation
Kansas City report that former President Truman continues to recover in Research Hospital after emergency operation on June 20 removing the gall bladder and appendix. Officials say it is too early to predict when he may leave and visitors remain limited.
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Kansas City
Harry
Truman
Robert E. Adams
Research Hospital
Britain ships cycles to Lenin grad for Soviet trade
London reports Britain has sent a sample shipment comprising three racing cycles and three new style children’s cycles to Lenin grad. The delivery was arranged by the Soviet trade delegation in London for testing and evaluation.
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Leningrad
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