Eden and Lloyd Fly to Paris Over Suez Row
Prime Minister Eden and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd flew from London to Paris to brief French leaders on next steps in the Suez Canal dispute. A French Foreign Ministry spokesman said Britain and France would pursue a UN backed six-point framework while insisting on international control of the canal. Egypt accused Eden of blocking talks as Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi cited Eden’s remarks on possible force at a Conservative conference. In Lakewood, Triangle merchants launch Hospitality Days with a kickoff party for staff, old-fashioned costumes, and a prize for best costume, followed by buffet, entertainment, and dancing.
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J. M. North Dies Fort Worth Editor at 70
J M North editor of the Fort Worth Star Telegram died in a New York hospital where he had been a patient since Saturday He and Mrs North traveled to New York on October 5 for business and pleasure He suffered a stroke early Sunday at his bedside were Mrs North their son Phil R North executive editor and Dr William M Crawford North had led the Star Telegram since 1923.
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Biggest bootlegger given probation in Tennessee
Nashville report states the largest Tennessee bootlegger, J. Alex Goins, was placed on probation by Federal Judge William E. Miller with a sugar rationing condition. Goins may not sell more than 100 pounds of sugar to any one family in three months and must record any sale over 10 pound bags. Sugar is cited as a major ingredient of corn liquor.
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Editor of TV Daily Dies Native Iowan
Frank Burke 61 longtime editor of Radio Television Daily since 1943 died Monday in a New York hospital after illness. A Waterloo Iowa native he began as a Midwest newspaperman with the Minneapolis Tribune before moving into public relations work.
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Missile to muscle use computers in heart study
High speed electronic computers from Lockheed Aircraft Co. are now used to study the human heart. The missile systems division analyzes harmonic content of heartbeat to distinguish normal from abnormal cardiac conditions.
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Rioting Spoiled by Tear Gas Substitution Comment
A fragment notes that using Hye ammunition instead of tear gas at the outset might have curbed rioting, but warns the consequences could have been disastrous.
Greek King Announces Palace Closure and Budget Cuts
Athens Greece apy Bini Paul announced plans to close his palace cut royal staff and enact economies wherever possible in a bid to reduce expenses after refusing an increase from authorities.
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Parliament approves range of royal stipend figures
A fragment indicates Parliament voted on royal stipend amounts from 5250 to 383000 in a recent session. Mentions Minister Christos and a recess committee. Objections to the increase were threatened by cre ir.
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