Strydom Elected Premier of South Africa Replacing Malan
JOHANNESBURG South Africa Nats chose D. G. Strydom over Havenga to succeed Daniel F. Malan as prime minister. A former ostrich farmer and apartheid advocate, Strydom pledged to maintain white supremacy while Havenga was seen as a moderate. The party met secretly at Pretoria to finalize the decision amid tensions with the British Commonwealth.
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British Poet Pays Tribute to Churchill
London notes poet laureate Vi dhritans 76yearold doin Masefield paid homage to Sir Winston Churchill with fourline verse praising his leadership. In Midwest Wyoming Bertha C Schittel a former concert pianist died at home of two daughters Mrs Margaret Wilson and another in Washington state funeral planned in Tar.
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Premature Baby Dies Of Les Paul And May Ford
The day old daughter of Les Paul and May Ford died early today at St Vincent's Hospital. Coleen Paul weighed five pounds at birth and underwent an operation Monday. This was the couple's first child with Paul already having two sons from a previous marriage.
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Manila group studies Eisenhower atoms for peace plan
A joint Senate House Congressional atomic energy committee, on a world tour to study the implementation of President Eisenhower's atoms for peace program, arrived Tuesday from Australia in Manila with researchers and officials aboard.
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Rayon shipper Tokyo tops japans rayon yarn to red china
The Tokyo based Rayon trade reports that Japan became the largest supplier of rayon yarn to Red China. The Asani newspaper cited rising shipments and growing demand from Chinese mills.
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