U N Force Proposed for Palestine Policing
Western powers consider UN policing of Arab-Israeli borders to prevent clashes. Planes and troops may be used as a buffer if diplomacy fails, with embargoes and economic blockades under discussion. Stevenson urges UN patrols to separate fighting factions while U.S. weighs arms and aid options.
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Eisenhower
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GOP Sees Demo Bid Signals Left Wing Nominat
A chaotic Washington debate centers on a memo linking two magazine pieces by Alger Hiss and Dean Acheson to a Democratic bid for the 1956 nomination. Kefauver and Truman era aides weigh in as Republicans warn of a leftist drive, while the Democratic camp defends its readiness and foreign policy stance.
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Paris Airports Paralyzed By Ground Crew Strike
Paris major airports Le Bourget and Orly were blocked on the third day of a strike by 3,600 central tower and later station operators protesting back pay and bonuses. The walkout began Thursday, leaving aviation heavily disrupted and likely to continue. In Britain, a separate note discusses UN membership talks with Russia and possible concessions. A separate Ohio incident reports a passenger stabbing on a CRIA train, followed by a fatal plunge. the assailant, General Smith of Martin City, Mont, died after the attack aboard the train.
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Orly Fields
Hamilton
Ohio
CRIA
Joseph Peake
Preble County
Billfold
General Smith
Martin City
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Carbin
Iuin
Mercy Hospital
George Calkins
Richmond
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Wislie GC
H. Richardson
Chicago
Eaton
Camden
Still Standing Romance At Opera Opens Anew
New York couple Edward and Alice Fahlbusch who once stood first and 98th in line for opening night tickets at the Metropolitan Opera have married since. Now Mr and Mrs Fahlbusch return to the line Friday to wait 81 hours before box office opens for Monday’s opening night.
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New York
Edward Fahlbusch
Metropolitan Opera
Ace
Alice Warren
Edward
Alice
Police Killer Carpenter Convicted to Be Executed
Richard Carpenter, 26, was found guilty of murdering Detective William Murphy on August 15 in Chicago. The eight-man, four-woman jury deliberated briefly before recommending the death penalty in the electric chair. The killer had been sought for more than 100 robberies and earlier wounded another officer during a shootout in a movie theater before taking a family hostage for 25 hours.
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Richard Carpenter
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William Murphy
Gibson E. Gorman
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Volced
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Leonard Powell
Coastal Fog Helps Quell Ventura Fire
Coastal fog aided firefighters in halting a blaze that burned about 17 000 acres of grassland and timber in Los Angeles area hills near Tujunga. The Ventura County fire reached final control on its northern front above Hidden Valley after torrid activity on Boney Mountain. The La Tuna Canyon fire in Tujunga scorched 3000 acres, destroying three houses and damaging others while crews remained on scene to prevent flare ups after arson amid dry conditions.
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Sother
Los Angeles
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Hidden Valley
la Tuna Canyon
RAF Pilot Survives Supersonic Bailout
London reports RAF Flying Officer Henry Molland, 22, bailed out from a crippled jet at near 700 mph over the North Sea off Felixstowe after a 40 000 foot dive. Parachute opened at 10 000 feet. he was rescued four miles offshore. He suffered arm and pelvis fractures and leg injuries.
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Ai Ministry
Henry Molland
North Sea
Felixstowe
England
Molland
Jipawich Hospital
Wrong Tract Named as Placentia Mayor's 5
The Press Telegram erroneously named Leon T. Gillian as a promoter of the Signature Homes housing development. The correct note states Mayor Gilligan’s own adjacent tract borders Signature Homes. Signature Homes was built on land once owned by Gillan, who has ties to Signature Homes.
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Enursaay’siece
Leon T. Gilli Yan
Placentia
Signature Homes
Gilligan
Gillilam
Gillan
Woman dies of atomic disease after Hiroshima blast long after
Kyodo News Service reports a 31 year old Hiroshima woman died Friday from atomic disease she contracted near the center of the 1945 bomb attack. She is the 15th Hiroshima resident listed as succumbed to radiation related illness.
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Tecanter
Hiroshima
Kyodci
Crippled Yacht Limps Into Sagamore Port
A 63 foot schooner Ay Destiny from Gloucester limped into Sagamore Mass after a storm. Coast Guard cutter Hum removed two injured crew members and towed the disabled vessel toward Florida with escorts. Owners Mr and Mrs William E White remained aboard during the coast guard operation.
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Coast
Florida
Gloucester
Coast Guard
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Wooldt
Jennie Steg
Baltimore
Arthur J. Eschenberg
Porte
Packers Urge U S Eat More Pork
Packers Assn. calls on Americans to eat an extra pork meal next month to cut the national surplus. Officials estimate 50 million families could consume 100 million pounds of pork in a single sitting.
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Judge Denies Charge of Softness on Dope
San Francisco a San Francisco Superior Judge Thomas F Fraga fiercely rejected allegations by Marin County judge Michelson that narcotic defendants faced lenient treatment in Martinez and that police conspired to fix outcomes He asserted the Martinez records show defendants are held accountable and urged tougher California laws including longer prison terms for selling narcotics to juveniles and repeat offenses The Congressional subcommittee wrapped up a two day hearing in town with wider drug policy focus.
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Tobin Remains Critical in Indianapolis Hospital
Daniel J. Tobin, president emeritus of the AFL Teamsters Union, remained in critical condition at St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis, where he has been treated for heart trouble.
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AFL Teamsters Union
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dutch minister dies after long illness
Dr John Loudon aged 69 and former Dutch foreign minister died today in The Hague following a long illness. The passing marks the end of a prominent career in Dutch diplomacy and politics.
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Netherlands
John Loudon
Air Chief of Staff Sees Chiang Force as Effective
Air Force Chief of Staff Nathan Twining said the Nationalist Chinese air force is capable of providing very effective support to ground troops if the Communists attack Formosa. He noted no plans to supply jet bombers or new air force strength, though US units would continue rotating.
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Formosa
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Twining
United] States
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Shakeup in Argentine Cabinet Reshapes Justice Interior Posts
Provisional President Eduard o Lonerd i accepted Eduardo Busso s resignation as justice and interior minister in a fresh cabinet shakeup. Dr Mais Maria de Pardo named interior minister as talks of a new justice minister continue. The reshuffle follows earlier moves by Leonardo to remove Gen Luis Bengoa and other aides, redefining a powerful bloc in the regime.
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Argentina
Eduedo Lonerdi
Eduardo Busso
Busso
Mais Maria de Pardo
Leonardo
Army
Luis Bengoa
Proses
Juan ‘Anos Goyeneche
Ministry of the Interior
Ministry of Justice
Ministry of Education
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Interior
Boy Shoots Parents in Fiery Meal Row
Jacksonville police report an all-year-old boy shot his father LeRoy Gilpin 39 in the heart and wounded his mother after a meal quarrel. Dale Gilpin told officers he grabbed a Luger pistol from his bedroom to end the dispute, injuring his mother with a left shoulder wound. she remained in serious condition.
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Cer Dale Gilping
LeRoy
Imothee
Teens Sentenced in Court to Write Essays on Liquor
Three underage youths pleaded in Municipal Court for obtaining beer. Judge Edward A. Costello ordered them to spend the week writing essays on liquor and present the papers in court Monday. Essays must be signed by Lag High School principal.
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Edward A. Costello
Lag High School
Unclear OCR Item on Postal Service Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled place names and dates. It references a post office in Lana and an official notice possibly about a second class mail or delivery matter. Readable entities are insufficient to determine event, date, or authoritative action.
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