Detroit Shriner Parade Draws Citywide Watchers
A 44 hour parade in Detroit draws an estimated one million watchers as 50 000 Shriners from North America parade through downtown toward Briggs Stadium. Half a million spectators line the route while clowns bands and camels showcase the grand event amid heavy police presence and a campaign for outer guard.
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American Tourists Miss Pope Show in Vatican Square
American families from Pennsylvania Oregon Ohio Florida Michigan New York Louisiana and California waited in St Peters Square for Pope Pius to appear at his Vatican apartment window but the Pontiff did not show up. He received 30 officers and cadets from a Brazilian naval training ship in the Vatican.
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Seals and a Drunken Guest Stir Long Beach Market Scene
A drunken swimmer disrupted Dearden fish market at Pierpoint Landing prompting owner Wayne Dearden to install a partly powered electric wire to deter intruders. Penny the seal uses the wire as a test to feed while other seals beg behind, creating a curious crowd scene amid local entertainment notes and restaurant promos.
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Bill Reaches White House On Tough Narcotics Bill
The Senate and House approved a harsher narcotics bill likely to be signed by President Eisenhower. It would increase penalties for drug law violations, allow the death penalty for heroin sales to minors where allowed by state law, and outlaw heroin except for research. Penalties for drug peddling would more than double, with higher fines and longer terms. The bill also requires heroin to be turned over to the Treasury within 120 days.
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French Seek Rebels After Ambush Kills Seven Near Algiers
Algerian frontier actions report seven French dead and eleven wounded from a convoy ambush near Palestro, 35 miles southwest of Algiers, as French troops sweep the Blida Palestro region. Another attack at Corso killed a farmer and house keeper. Gouraya burned. No casualties reported.
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Associated Chambers State Beach Meeting
The Associated Chambers of Commerce will meet July 17 at Sam's Seafood Spa in Seal Beach to hear Dr. Allen Stockdale of the National Association of Manufacturers discuss Your Leadership Counts and volunteer community service. Adm. John R. McKinney, new president, notes a 6 pm reception and a dinner later, the first in a series of summertime beach meetings.
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Goat Charged With Harassment in Birmingham Patrol Car Incident
In Birmingham, Alabama local police charged a goat with harassing an officer after the animal chewed a patrol car seat and nipped an officer’s arm before fleeing when officers attempted to capture it.
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Drownings Continue Amid France Heat Wave
Paris officials report twenty eight people drowned over three days while seeking relief from a sudden summer heat wave in France.
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Booming Japanese Ship Industry Reaches Second Place
The Japanese Transportation Ministry announced that Japan now ranks second in world shipbuilding behind Britain. Officials said shipyards face an unprecedented boom with a backlog of orders totaling 3,380,000 gross tons.
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