Fear of More Violence in Cyprus Riots
Rioting in Athens and other cities injures more than 80 as British symbols are attacked. Police, union leaders, and government officials blame non national elements amid clashes over Cyprus. Archbishop Makarios is deported while talks with Britain continue.
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Bny Army
Athens
Constantines Tsatsos
Spyridon
Pan-Hellenic Movement
Union of Cyprus
Greece
Cyprus
Salonika
Crete
Aristides Protopapadakis
San Jonika
British Institute
Charles Peake
London
Makarios
Eoka
Order Negro Admitted at U. of Florida
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that state universities may not delay Negro student admission. It overturned the Florida Supreme Court's delay in Virgil Hawkins’s admission to the University of Florida law school. Hawkins, a 48 year old Daytona Beach resident, was entitled to prompt admission under applicable rules.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Florida Supreme Court
Virgil D. Hawkins
University of Florida
Hawkins
Daytona Beach
Fla
Supercarrier to Get Mediterranean Duty
Aboard the U S S Forrestal the ship’s officers disclosed plans for the 70,000-ton carrier to enter post shakedown tests and head to the Mediterranean by January. The vessel will receive four propeller shafts and escalator extensions to the flight deck, with trials to follow and a full deployment alongside the 6th Fleet.
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U.S.S
Jrestal
Cers
Offic Tyier
Johnson
Suantanamo
Cuba
Adm
Armigh Burke
Offare
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Guantanamol
Boston
Forrestal
Mediterranean
Northampton
6Th Fleet Nort
Forrest
Sherman
New Jersey
Iowa
Wisconsin
Pethe Salem
Des Moines
Roy L. Johnson
Big Bend
Savage
Miss Truman to Wed Newsman in Rare Union
Miss Truman 32, a coloratura soprano known for Ed Sullivan television debut and NBC contract, to marry Daniel 43, longtime journalist with Daily Bulletin, News and Observer, AP, and New York Times. Daniel's father, Zebulon pharmacist and former NC Pharmaceutical Assn president, comments on the union.
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Miss Truman
Miss. Truman
New York
Ed Sullivan
National Broadcasting Co
University of North Carolina
Daily Bulletin
Dun
N. C
News and Observer
Raleigh
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Berne
Switzerland
London
The
New York Times
Middle East
Germany
Soviet Union
Zebulon
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Assn
Farmer and Wife Die in Blizzard Near Rosebud Reservation
In a blizzard eight miles south of the Rosebud Indian Reservation a farmer and his wife perished as heavy snow and strong winds halted rescue efforts. White tried to walk for help while his wife clung to a jacket for warmth and protection. After four miles he reached a farm but could not start a tractor or free a stuck truck. He later found his wife dead beside the road. Deputy Sheriff Didier secured a snow plow and crew to recover the bodies and remaining passengers.
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Rosebud Indian‘ Reservation
White
Ruth
Robin George
Buettner
Huettner
Mrs. White
Arab Big 3 Form Pact On Arms and Unity
Nasser King Saud and Kuwaiti leaders signed a communique in Kabbeh Palace signaling unity among Arab states and a potential new grouping outside the Arab League. Egypt pledged to halt agitation against the Baghdad Pact if it stops expanding and may resume cooperation with Iraq if pressure ends. Israel accused Egypt of troop concentrations and border clashes as Syria urged France to halt arms to Israel. British and French leaders met to mend Middle East policy strains.
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Israel
Jordan
Buraimi
North Africa
Nasser
Saud
Kuwaily
Kabbeh Palace
Arab League
Egypt
Iraq
Damascus
Foreign Ministry
Syria
France
Middle-East
Barhain
London
Eden
Guy Mollet
Middle East
Iran
Selwyn Lloyd
Ankara
Turkey
Washington
Farid Zeineddine
Abba Eban
Calif Iowa Again Lead in Farm Cash
California and Iowa again top U S farm cash receipts for 1955 with California at 2 583 920 000 up 3 percent and Iowa at 2 070 864 000 down 10 percent. The Agriculture Department notes total U S receipts reached 29 4 billion with gains in truck crops and fruits offset by lower prices. Crop receipts for California totaled 1 672 259 000 and livestock 916 661 000.
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Washington
California
Iowa
Agriculture Department
DeMille Honors St Ignatius at 400th Death Anniversary
Cecil B DeMille film producer paid tribute to St Ignatius of Loyola on the 400th anniversary of the Spanish soldier saint s death He told Jesuit alumni that the free world can be grateful for the stand of the church on the Lord s side and liberty under the law
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Los Angeles
Cecil B. DeMille
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Bole Dier
E ‘DeMille
Free World
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