Request to protect Queen's children from fox hunt cruelty
The National Society for the Abolition of Cruel Sports urged Queen Elizabeth II to shield Prince Charles and Princess Anne from the harmful fox hunting custom. The group cited a Sandringham hunt and asked that the royals not be encouraged to hunt until they are old enough to decide for themselves.
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Prince Charles
Princess Anne
National Society For the Abolition of
Royal Estate
Sandringham
Buckingham Palace
Dulles Affirms U S Back For Diem In Saigon Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles assured Premier Diem of strong Manila Pact allied support for South Vietnam in a Bangkok backed plan to defend Viet Nam. Diem cited refugees from the north and neutralizing hostile groups as urgent, while Dulles noted progress in replacing French officers with Vietnamese in the army.
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Independence
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United States
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Asia
Diem
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France
Eisenhower
J. Lawton Collins
Walter Robertson
Far East
jTran van Do
Hoa Hao
Three Soldiers Hanged for 1951 Cab Driver Killing
In Kansas three Negro enlisted men Chastine Beverly Balty Louis M Suttles and James Riggins were hanged under Army supervision for fatally beating Harry Langly a Waynesville Missouri taxi driver and stealing his cab and money in September 1951. The executions were the state’s first triple execution since resuming capital punishment two decades earlier. Eisenhower authorities upheld the sentences.
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Kansas
Chastine Beverly
Balty
Louis M. Suttles
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Riggins
Birmingham
Ala
Ft. Leonard Wood
Harry Langly
Waynesville
Eisenhower
No Killing Tie in Attack on L.A. Woman
Los Angeles detectives said they are convinced the prowler who attacked a dance hall hostess was not the same man who brutally bludgeoned and killed Emily Jones, a war bride and divorcee, ten days earlier. The rapid early dawn assaults on both women prompted police to treat them as separate cases though similar in method.
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Los. Angeles
Emily Jones
Kavi
Rogers Graham
Pet
Justity
Janes
Graham
Local Notice on Public Delivery Fees and Postal Act
Fragmented OCR text notes a public delivery charge reference and an Act of March 1875. It mentions a post office at Lone Beach Cantrria and authorities in a burers of circularin context. The readable elements indicate a government notice about fees or deadlines under a historical act.
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CPA
Nagera Mohawk Power Corp
Margaret A. Bock
Puangnen Gar
Exeepy
Buncay
Ninth Street
Cae Avenue
Lope Bech Natasa Ee Eet Aemwer Audit Burers
Circularin
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Gesbad
Dreams and omens spark eerie premonitions in March Digest
A fragment claims Bo dreamed of a coffin, Tincoin died days later, a scientist foresaw a train crash, and an Englishman predicted a horse race with the first four horses matching. March Reader's Digest touts 38 articles of lasting interest, including reading magazine beats and current books in condensed form.
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March Reader
March Pender's Digest
Standard Oil's 125 dry holes show oil search effort
Standard Oil Company of California outlines its 1955 plan to invest 200 million in exploring new fields and developing existing ones to keep fuel flowing. It notes 700 drilling programs this year, with wells reaching up to 16,000 feet, and a risk ratio of 1 in 9 successful discoveries, emphasizing the need to find new sources to avoid dwindling supplies.
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U.S
Standard Oil Company of
California
Standard
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