Dulles Heads to Southeast Asia After Indonesia Talks
Secretary of State Dulles travels after praising Indonesia's leadership and inviting President Sukarno to visit the United States. Dulles plans a stop in Thailand and stresses U.S. neutrality in the Indonesia Netherlands dispute over western New Guinea while praising independence aims.
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Dulles
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Attack on Jordan border village blamed on Israel
Jordan accused Israeli forces of attacking Bartha on the Jordan Israel frontier killing a 70 year old woman and wounding three Jordan National Guard members. Jordan said Israelis fired three hours with automatic weapons and mortars while Israel claimed Jordan troops fired first, killing a policeman and injuring two. The incident marked the first serious clash in four months.
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Israel
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Strike cripples port in Buenos Aires as dockers strike
A 24-hour waterfront strike by Buenos Aires dock workers crippled the port, serving as a warning to employers who have ignored a demand for a daily minimum wage of 4.44 dollars.
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Buenos Aires
Truman Daughter Plans Quiet Farm Wedding
Margaret Truman announces a small quiet wedding to Clifton Daniel of the New York Times, in Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church Independence Missouri next month. The couple met last November and will wed without a formal gown, with both families present. Daniel, 43, is an assistant to the Times foreign news editor. Margaret, 32, is the former president's daughter.
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York
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Margaret Truman
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Clifton Daniel
New York Times
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Kansas City
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the Times
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George Backer
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Japan to Pay Dutch Ten Million for WWII Internment Sufferings
Tokyo agreed to pay ten million dollars to compensate Dutch civilians affected by wartime internment. About 110,000 people were interned in the Dutch East Indies. roughly 92,000 believed living. Payments will go directly to those civilians or their survivors, with funds to the Netherlands.
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