Eisenhower Aims Mediation On Middle East Crisis
President Eisenhower urged moderation on the Middle East clash and endorsed mediation as the path to resolution. He also discussed Minnesota primary results, farm policy debates, and Soviet leadership shifts while planning to brief Congress on foreign and domestic matters.
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Ambitious Youth Crowns Pals Saved by Housewife
A Queens Village boy, Philip Bruno, 14, with two friends, attempted a shortcut across Pea Pond. A housewife used a garden hose to rescue his companions while Bruno disappeared beneath the water. police later recovered his body as onlookers pleaded. In Los Angeles, 71-year-old Patricia Rider leaped from a 13th floor, despondent over her husband’s illness.
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Eugene Murr
Three State Senate Bills Hit at Smog
Three new bills in the state Senate, introduced Tuesday by Sen. Richard Richards of Los Angeles, would require sellers of anti smog devices to obtain a permit from the local smog control district, extend air pollution laws to public as well as private buildings, and grant emergency status to smog control district vehicles.
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Sacramento
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Los Angeles
Retired Pro Athlete Becomes Presbyterian Minister
Frank Adams Taylor, a former professional athlete and later a tobacco inspector, agricultural official, real estate developer, and insurance salesman, will retire from those roles and begin a ministry career after earning a Bachelor of Divinity in May from the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
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Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Malenkov Sees Huge British Power Plant
Georgi Malenkov and Soviet electricians toured the Hams Hall power station near Birmingham. The former premier, now minister of power stations, examined generators, chatted with technicians, and had his experts make notes on the massive machinery supplying the industrial midlands.
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England
Georgi Malenkov
Hams Hall
Man Wins Bet By Eating 50 Eggs In Portugal Cafe
In Corache Portugal Antonio Granjola 38 consumed 50 eggs in a cafe on Tuesday winning a bet. He ate 7 soft boiled and the remaining 43 raw, washed down with brandy, finishing the challenge.
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Portugal
Antonio Granjola
Fire leaves 7000 homeless in Noshiro Japan
Tokyo reports a major fire driven by strong winds left 7000 people homeless in Noshiro City, burning a third of the area. Eleven injured as 1480 homes were destroyed in six hours, with authorities tracing the blaze to a restaurant kitchen. Noshiro is about 200 miles north of Tokyo.
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