Cyprus crisis erupts as rioting hits Athens and Nicosia
Describes Tunis and Paris demonstrations spilling over to Athens and Cyprus. Greek and Turkish communities clash with British forces in Nicosia and Kyrenia as mobs torch, loot, and confront troops. British paratroops guard key sites while Cyprus leaders face deportations and political strain.
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Cyprus
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Eisenhower Heads to Golf Links at Burning Tree Club
President Eisenhower reached the White House at 7 50 am and by 3 30 pm was en route to Burning Tree Country Club for a round of golf. He traveled from the executive offices and planned several meetings before leaving for the course.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Burning Tree Country Club
Anti-Semitic Movement Rumor Seen Across Iron Curtain
The leading Jewish organization charges a real though elusive international anti-Semitic movement operates on both sides of the Iron Curtain. It says underground Nazi elements in West Germany feed antisemitic sentiment used as a political weapon and foresees both major party candidates facing sustained vilification before November.
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Washington
Bigtime L A Bookie Shot Sparks Self Defense Claim
Sheriff deputies report Woods shot Cahan in self defense after a lengthy medical treatment. Cahan, hospitalized, has not identified Woods as his attacker. Doctors note multiple gunshot wounds to the upper chest in the incident unfolding near West Hollywood.
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Woods
Cahan
Bulganin backs open sky idea for disarmament talks
Soviet Premier Bulganin expressed belief that France's suggestion to combine Eisenhower's open sky proposal with other arms plans could form the basis for major powers disarmament talks. He voiced the view at a dinner with former French President Auriol, and indicated he will adopt this stance in reply to Eisenhower's letter. The U.S. demands controls before disarmament, while Moscow pushes concurrent efforts to split Western unity ahead of five power talks in London.
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London
Police Plan to Search Scott Home
Friends of Mrs. Scott reveal two previous marriages to Clement Pettit and Norris Mumper. Scott says his wife left home on several occasions and later disappeared after a visit to a drugstore. He testified to investigators last summer and notes funds from her Milwaukee apartment were deposited into a joint account.
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Los Angeles
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Baltimore
Truman Eyes Europe Trip This Summer
Former President Harry S. Truman may join Americans touring Europe this summer. He said talks are in early stages and he and Mrs. Truman might go abroad in May. If feasible, they would be accompanied by Eugene Bailey and Stanley Woodward and Mrs Woodward.
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Harry S. Truman
Europe
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Democratic Party
Democratic Naitional Committee
Washington
Eugene Bailey
Stanley Woodward
State Department
Woodward
Pal of Bank Holdup Mastermind Nabbed
The FBI and police arrested today the alleged accomplice of Arthur Painer, mastermind of the Port Chester bank robbery. Rocco Frank Tateo, 32, of The Bronx, was seized in an uptown hotel raid and surrendered without a struggle.
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Jordan King Rejected Arab Subsidy Offer Amid Tense Talks
Cairo and Amman reports say King Hussein rejected an Arab proposal to replace Britain’s subsidies with a 30 million dollar annual offer while seeking to retain the British subsidy. Bahjat Talhouni delivered the message after a meeting with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Syria. Meanwhile U S officials urged urgent UN action as Middle East tensions surged with border clashes near Jerusalem.
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Arabia
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Syria
Sha' ii Kuwaily
Amman
Said Ghazzi
Oye
Fragmented OCR: unclear Long California circulation note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation data figures and petty references to offices, editors, and percentages. The text is incomplete, with broken names and places, providing no coherent event or person details to summarize beyond generic publication metrics.
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Treet and
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Ember Audit Bureau
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Obey Him If He Wants To Fight Says Sbaley Quote
Fragmentary line cites “you lave got to oblige him” with phrases “Sbaley eter Dione” and “Exe Rimuseasts setae mt Me” suggesting partial garbled quotation. No clear event or人物 identifiable from readable text.
McClellan to Chair Senate Lobby Inquiry
UPI reports Senate special committee on lobbying nears formal setup after McClellan Ark agreed to chair, pending rules talks with Bridges NH. Gore Tenn objects to subpoena power, preferring chair sole authority, while McClellan favors joint power for subpoenas and a constructive probe into lobbying and campaign gifts.
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McClellan
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Bridges
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Imh
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Gore
Alcohol better than drugs on palsy debate emerges
Detroit report quotes Dr. Meyer A. Perlstein of Cook County Hospital stating alcohol is safer and better than tranquilizers for cerebral palsy patients. He cited pediatric cases where patients could write only after consuming martinis, noting wine helps children as young as a0.
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Michigan” State Medical Society
Meyer A. Perlstein
Cook County Hospital Postgraduate School
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