Eisenhower urges European unity against Communism visit to Baylor
President Eisenhower spoke at Baylor University urging a free United Europe and a strong anti Communist alliance. He criticized the global spread of Communist doctrine as cruel and atheistic, calling for private university led science education centers in needy nations and a broad people to people effort across free nations to foster cooperation and trade.
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Private Eye's Son Missing in Air Crash Continues Page A-1
A private eye’s son is missing after a small plane carrying three people ditched about 204 miles west of Long Beach. The Castleville wreckage was sighted at 11 a.m. nearby. The early morning flight from Municipal Airport departed around 6 a.m. with no further details available.
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Battle at General Motors plant sparks mass brawl in Michigan
In Flint area Grand Blanc near GM Fisher Body plant more than 200 workers from rival unions clashed using chains pipes and bats. Sheriff Carmichael ordered state police riot squads to the scene but trouble subsided before their arrival. Four squads and about 40 officers guarded the area as disputes over job allocations escalated between riggers and millwrights locals.
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Late Frost Costs East Millions in Damage
Associated Press reports record cold across the Northeast damages spring crops with losses estimated at about 5 million dollars in Massachusetts alone, including rivals to apples in Nashoba Valley. The frost wiped out blossoms and threatened 2.5 million bushels of apples at a dollar per bushel, while tomatoes, beans, squash, corn and cucumbers also suffered.
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Most Yanks in Korea Now in Buildings
Army officials report 80 percent of troops in Korea housed in solid buildings. A construction battalion will move there in June to replace remaining tents with quonsets. General LD White said the Japan based 43rd engineer battalion would deploy to Korea for three to four months to aid construction.
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Affordable Garage Conversion Ideas Featured in Better Homes
The magazine offers nine pages detailing converting an attached garage into living space with seven before and after examples. It also provides DIY guidance for handy homeowners and suggests getting Better Homes & Gardens for more.
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Dream House on Wheels exhibit dazzles with lighting
A six room display showcases over thirty lighting ideas for home decor. Featured is LUXTROL the new control system offering precise lighting for each room occasion mood and purpose.
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