Gaza Strip Outbreak Sparks Demilitarized Zone Calls
Egypt demands a demilitarized Gaza border zone after a clash near the demarcation line. Egypt reports Israeli fire with no casualties, while Israel accuses Egypt of firing first. U.N. observers sought cover as tensions rise. Burns signals possible U.N. observation support. Egypt stresses Nasser proposal to reduce border conflict and avert war, with regional leaders offering mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Leyet
Egypt
Israel
Gaza Strip
War Office
Jerusalem
U. N
War Ministry
Pi Gamal Abdel Nasser
Edson L. M. Burns
U. WN
Salah Zohar
Palestine Affairs
Nasser
Tsraeli
Giza Strip
Burns
Palestine
Negev Desert
Mediterranean
I Burns
Gaza
Arab Hie
Jordan
el Mufti
Damascus
Syria
U Nu
Ting antifungal cream stops athlete’s foot fast
Hospital tested ting cream shows rapid fungicidal action destroying athlete’s foot fungi on contact. It relieves burning cracking toes, aids healing of raw skin, and dries to a non-greasy powdery finish. Guaranteed results or money back at drugstores for 69 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farquaing
Ting
Two Die In Canyon Crash East Of Live Oak Springs
Piunae into Canyon Shirts Two Motorists Piunae into Canyon Shirts Two MotoristsSAN RIEGO Piunae Nesbitt 23 and William Aulley 29 of El Centro were killed Sunday when their car plunged 200 feet into a canyon on Highway 80 two miles east of Live Oak Springs. Three others in the car were seriously injured Carol Bishop 23 Richard Henry 26 and C Edgar Palmer Jr 29, all of El Centro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Riego
Pi—Tames P. Nesbitt
Wiliam Junior Aulley
Change of Heart Moves POW Bell to Seek Return Home
Olympia woman Mrs. Otho G. Bell says her former Army corporal husband Otho G. Bell, POW in China, now wants to return to the United States. Bell, who stayed behind during repatriation, is entangled with passport talks and possible U.S. citizenship questions as Washington officials weigh his path home from Hong Kong or a Chinese collective farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Bell
Army
Otho G. Bell
Olympia
Wash
Paula
Bell
Tron
Korea
VPI
Otho G. Hell
Bel
U. S
Claude Stokeler
Edward Dickson
Washington
Ratun
U.S
Descriptions of 12 New U S Stamp Issues Announced
Washington Post announces twelve new stamp subjects for the upcoming ordinary postage series. The plan limits regular stamp issues to 18 denominations, dropping 14, a first since 1938. Six stamps have already been issued, and the new batch features Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Mount Vernon, the Alamo, Independence Hall, and other notable icons, with values ranging from 6 to 50 dollars in the later items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Summerfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilsor
Mount Vernon
Ithe
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
James Monroe
Statue of Liberty
Skeleton of Warrior for 450 A.D. Uncovered
Archaeologists identify a skeleton found in a grave near Dunstable England as a Saxon invader from about 450 A.D. The warrior stood at least 1 feet 4 inches tall and was buried with a shield spear and knife. The discovery is considered among the most important archaeological finds in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunstable
England
Mindszenty episode may stay secret in red era
In South Bend Indiana General Brownell said Mindszenty’s imprisonment and alleged liquidations by the Communists may never be fully known. He spoke to Notre Dame graduates about a mock trial for treason and noted American escapee programs yielded worthwhile results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Indl
Brownell
Les¢Are
Commun
Sruwnel & Ethodist
Nists
Sir Dynovany
University of Notre Dame
Mindszenty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Veloz
Yolanda
Canyon
the World's Finew Dance
Broadway
Anc
Basic Diagnostic Office
L. A
San Bermardino
Sante Monica
Tani Raess
Weiars
Fo Hoka Monk
Hope Degeer
Bey
Audiphone CO
Brown Lab
Elm Ave
Std
Elm
Long Beach
Saturm Ave
Huntleyton Park
Logan
Fucson
EL Paso
FT. Worth Hot Springs
Fhry
Memphis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Kellogg's
All-Brand
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!