Eisenhowers Give Greek King Queen Tourist Tips
President and Mrs. Eisenhower hosted Greek King Paul and Queen Frederika for sightseeing guidance during their 30 day cross-country visit. The royal couple toured Mount Vernon and Arlington Cemetery, with thanks for the hospitality and plans to attend a state dinner Friday.
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Philadel- Paul
Frederika Offyhia
Greece
White House
Fani i
Eisenhower
Angivay
Mount Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
Mont Vernon
Potomac
George Washington
Frederika
White Hose
Pennsylvania Ave
Blair House
State Department
Disobedient Truckmen Face Arrest
Attorney General Edmund G Brown ruled that California Highway Patrol may arrest truck drivers who refuse orders to adjust loads or follow directions. The decision follows Humboldt County log truck jam where drivers staged a sit-down on the highway over alleged overloading. Officers may detain drivers in custody and are not liable for load damage if care is used. Brown’s opinion was prepared at the request of CHP Commissioner B R Caldwell.
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Dan Francisco
Edmund G. Brown
California Highway Patrol
Humboldt County
Brown
B. R. Caldwell
California Achiway Patrol
Air Reserve Unit CO Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
Brig. Gen. C. E. Puncan announced Wednesday that Maj. John J. Bainer coast guard reserve unit CO of the 9355th VAR Squadron based at Long Beach Air Force Base has been promoted to lieutenant colonel.
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Air Reserve Unit CO
John J. Bainer
Lesserman St. Torrance
9355Th
VAR Squadron
Air Force Reserve
Long Beach Air Force Base
C. E. Puncan
Fourth
Air Force
Nevada Tax Revenue Sets All-Time 1953 Record
CARSON CITY Nev state tax commission reports gambling taxes collected in 1953 reached a new all time high, marking a records year for Nevada revenue. The board outlined growth over the prior year as part of their annual report.
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Nevada
Carson City
Nev
State Tax Commissat
Churchmen Oppose Red China U.N. Seat
In Cleveland a broad interdenominational church conference rejected a proposal endorsed by Rev. James R Mutchemdt Toronto representing the United Church of Canada to back admission of Red China to the United Nations. Delegates from 30 Protestant and Orthodox denominations voted overwhelmingly against the move, with critics warning it would signal Western capitulation to military power. The gathering, attended by about 450 clergy and lay leaders, also reviewed international issues under the National Conference and World Order project.
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China
United Nations
James R. Mutchmett
Toronto
United Church of Canada
General Council
U. N
Mutchmer
Far East
Lingly
John Smith
New York Presbyterian
Red China
National Conference
World Order
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