British Firm Unveils All Plastic Auto
Singer Motors in London announced Britain's first all plastic bodied car made from glass fiber. The open four seat two door export model claims a top speed of 90 mph with a five panel body. The firm says the plastic body is stronger than steel for its weight.
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Calif Editor Missing in Plane Crash
A Mexican government DC-3 carrying newspapermen musicians and dancers crashed en route to Falcon Dam dedication. J Clifford Laffey editor of the San Diego Union was aboard and listed as missing for almost a day. Safley had joined the Union in 1951 after a long career in newspapers.
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Full of Pep at 75 and the Iron Boost of Ostrex Tonic
An advertisement touts Ostrex Tonic Tablets as a high potency iron and vitamin supplement to restore energy and vitality. It claims users feel years younger, with phrasing targeting adults aging 40 to 75 and urging readers to try the product for a small price.
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Lurid Pleas Against Wayne in Divorce Trial
The divorce case reveals Mrs Wayne detailing six years of alleged abuse, including kicks and nose injuries, with alcohol cited as the root cause and Wayne offering self defense. He counters by accusing her of drinking, gambling in Las Vegas, and infidelity amid a party scene.
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U N To Hear Middle East Dispute Focuses On Kibya Killings
The United Nations will debate the Palestine question and armistice compliance after Lebanon’s Charles Matik blocked the agenda for over a day. A compromise by Alexis Kyrou of Greece narrowed debate to violence incidents including Kibya and Libya with a report by the U N truce supervision chief.
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Iraq Promises Arms and Aid to Jordan After Cabinet Meeting
Iraq promised Jordan military and financial aid to stop what Baghdad called Jewish aggression after an emergency three hour cabinet meeting. Amman Radio broadcast the pledge following the talks in Baghdad.
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Peace hopes dim as Korea talks stall and neutrals split
Delegates struggle to meet as the United Nations command stalls over extensions and prisoner status. If no progress by December 24, prisoners remain under hold. A Panmunjom meeting is limited and unlikely to avert renewed hostilities. Analysts see a 50 percent chance the political conference fails and tensions rise. Syngman Rhee vows action if talks fail within 90 days. Time is running out as the crisis deepens.
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