Greeks Rally Over Cyprus Executions Sparks Tense Protests
In Nicosia and Athens demonstrations erupted as authorities moved to execute two Greek Cypriots. A British soldier died and several were injured in attacks near the Acropolis and Limassol. Archbishop Dorotheus urged restraint while protesters denounced Britain and NATO.
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Lamont Gets Canadian Entry OKd
Corliss Lamont, notable leftist backer, won entry approval from Canadian Immigration Service after a detention at the Windsor border. He left Detroit for a Toronto speaking engagement and planned another in Salt Lake City, saying Ottawa’s ruling followed appeals amid alleged government pressure.
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Widow files suit over surgery death in Cambridge
Nancy Keefe, widow of John S. Keefe, files a 950000 civil suit against two doctors alleging they removed his right kidney without knowing he had no left kidney. Keefe, 27, died of uremia after tumor surgery. he lived 11 days with a transplanted kidney and six weeks with an artificial kidney. Names withheld pending judicial notice.
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Indiana Ike Kefauver voting patterns in primaries
Indiana voters could choose in either party primary though write-ins were barred. Eisenhower led GOP ballots with 32 while Kefauver had 26 in Democratic tallies. Hoosier delegates were free to align after first ballots at conventions, amid broader state contest notes across Florida Ohio West Virginia and New Mexico with varied outcomes and pivotal nominations.
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Prince Weds Princess of Luxembourg in double ceremony
Elisabeth of Luxembourg, 33, married Prince Franz Ferdinand von Hohenberg, 28, in civil and Roman Catholic rites at the grand ducal palace and Notre Dame Cathedral. The couple pledged vows before Grand Duchess Charlotte and Prince Felix amid royal relatives.
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U. S. War College Students in Japan briefing
Thirty six students and faculty from the U S National War College arrived in Tokyo for a four day briefing on Japan and U S policies. Henry B Villard deputy commandant for foreign affairs heads the group. members come from the Army Navy Air Force Coast Guard and from the State Defense Budget and Treasury Departments and the U S Information Agency.
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Kefauver Defends Labor Stand in California Drive
Kefauver accused the GOP of backing a tax bill favoring big business while small firms suffer profits drop. He attacked the National Labor Relations Board as hostile to labor and said working people won’t get relief from the Republicans. He noted a tough Florida race, claimed possible shifts in support over segregation, and outlined his plan to uphold the Supreme Court ruling without enforcing military force. He planned appearances in Santa Barbara, Ventura, and Oxnard.
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Manpower Failure Theme at Oklahoma Medical Convention
Dr Edward C Holmblad of Chicago warned delegates that the world has moved beyond mechanical failure to a manpower problem. The Industrial Medical Association leader said physicians focus more on preventive health and strive to “work ourselves out of a job.”
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