Milton May Join Ike in Showdown at Denver
President Eisenhower and Secretary Benson head into a farms conference with Milton W. Benson listed as a potential participant. Milton May, president of Penn sylvanus State University, is identified as a trusted advisor and former Agriculture Department official. The piece notes Benson faces political pressure over farm prices and mentions ongoing medical updates on Eisenhower’s recovery.
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Army Hospital
Japan Eyes Arms Sales to Egypt With U S Ok
A Japanese industry spokesman said Japan plans to sell arms to Egypt but all orders must be approved by Washington. He noted Japan seeks new markets to keep plants running as U S. purchases decline, and that Egypt talks have existed informally for two years about rockets similar to U S bazookas.
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Egypt
United States
Free World
Czechoslovakia
Federation of Economic Organizations
Washington
U.S
FEO
Stassen Heads to Big Four Talks Sunday
The White House said Harold E. Stassen will fly to Geneva Sunday to join the Big Four foreign ministers talks on curbing the arms race. Disarmament is the second agenda item after unresolved European security and German reunification in the first meetings this week.
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White House
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Geneva
Baltimore Editor Dies After Long Service
Baltimore editor Andrew Banks, longtime managing editor of the Baltimore News Post and Sunday American since August, and city editor of the News Post for 28 years, died Friday.
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Five Die in Los Angeles Area Auto Crashes
A string of traffic crashes near Los Angeles and Orange County left five dead and several injured. Among the victims were Eva G. Price, 735, of Los Angeles, and Clara Liensendaal, 68, of San Diego, both critically hurt. A laborer at Irvine Terrace housing project near Newport Beach was crushed when a runaway truck struck a parked car and dragged him. An autopsy was planned for Priest, found face down in water after his car hit a hydrant and trees. Irma M. Hall, Garden Grove, 1315r Mazel St, critically injured in a collision. Sixteen Westminster students suffered minor injuries when a school bus collided with a crane near Rancho Ave, after the driver claimed to be waved through by a flagman.
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Clara Liensendaal
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Newport Beach
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Farlecton Rall
Garden Grove
Irma M. Hall
Garden Grove Blvd
Bolsa Chica St
Westminster
Elvi
Rancho Ave
Lloyd D. Welch
Yockey St
Tire Pioneer Dies in England at 84
Sir Arthur Du Cros founder of Dunlop Rubber Co. and a tire industry pioneer died today in England at age 84. He helped introduce pneumatic tires and raced bicycles, first competing at Queen's College Belfast sixty six years ago.
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England
Arthur du Cros
Dunlop Rubber Co
Arthur
Queen's College, Belfast
Stuntman Becomes Actor Then Injury Delays Film
Robert Hoy, 25, a veteran stuntman, moved into acting in a film now in production. He reported for his first scene when a pistol exploded in his face. He is recuperating after hospital treatment.
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Toyllwild
Robert Hoy
Navy eyes more robot weapon ships and missile cruisers
Navy undersecretary Thomas Gates said two cruisers are near completion as guided missile ships and the Boston will be commissioned in Philadelphia next Tuesday. The Canberra and other vessels are to follow with plans for three new missile frigates, a submarine Tunny in service, Barbero just commissioned, and calls for more atomic submarines in the next budget.
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Naval Reserve Assn
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Philadelphia
Tesday
Canberra
Navy
Galveston
Tol
Barbero
Congress
Westinghouse, Office Union Reach Two Year Pact
Westinghouse Electric Corp and the Office Union signed a two year contract after marathon talks. The agreement includes a 16 percent minimum wage increase over five years for about 53,000 production workers, while CIO unions rejected a similar offer and extended strikes at multiple plants. Negotiations with strikers paused until next Tuesday.
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ILPM
Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Quiet after Cyprus riots as British troops restore order
In Nicosia Cyprus quiet returned after riots by Greek Cypriots seeking union with Greece. About 1,000 British soldiers helped quell the outbreaks on the Greek entry into World War II anniversary. Fewer than a dozen troops injured but around 50 Cypriots hurt. hundreds arrested but many released.
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Cyprus
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Greece
Escaped Felon Nabbed After Portland Flight Record
An escaped felon, identified as Allen Worth, was captured after a Portland to Denver flight cut 72 minutes from schedule to set a record. The WAL airliner, reaching 23,000 feet and speeds around 390 mph, landed in Seattle where police detained him after noting his recent movements. Authorities had warned the suspect’s whereabouts were being closely watched from Santa Monica to Arizona.
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Four Million Building Louch for Metropolitan Hospital
California plans to expand mental health services with 22 million for new hospital construction and about six million for extras. Metropolitan State Norwalk Fairview Agnews and a new San Fernando Valley hospital are among the projects eyed, with state officials urging department funding to meet growing needs.
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Fairview States Hospital
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Jazz star Herbert Ward headlines Prague revue
Vienna based American musician Herbert Ward aged 33 fled to Communist Czechoslovakia last year seeking political asylum and now stars in a Poppie's jazz revue in Prague.
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Herbert Ward
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Local Audit Bureau Listing Reflects Postal Circulation
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Audit Bureau of Circulation, postal areas, and a Beth address. The readable fragment mentions an act and numbers, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or clear entities to fully identify a news item.
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Carder Daily
GS Yea Yah
Br Mail Nemo
Bowe Otsicn Lane
Beth
Israel Claims Repulsing of Egypt Drives
Tel Aviv reports Egyptian artillery against Gaza area with two failed attempts to seize Israeli positions near Nirim. Israel says no casualties and claims retaliation from El Kintilla. Western allies discuss UNESCO loyalty board actions and potential sanctions on aggression.
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Jack O Leary Faces Seven Year Hiccup Ordeal
In Pusan Korea an emaciated 30th birthday figure Jack O Leary remains plagued by seven years of hiccups linked to a 1948 appendix incident. His weight fell from 135 to 74 pounds, he has diabetes and survived several heart attacks, and his spirit wanes as his family witnesses the toll of long illness. A District Court in Pusan heard testimony as 47 Japanese fishermen were jailed for involvement in the restricted fishery line, while O Leary struggles to eat and endure.
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Margaret Eary
Pusan
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U N Group Orders Damages For Fired UNESCO Staff
The tribunal ordered reinstatement for all applicants and awarded damages totaling about 30 000 with costs. Ruth Froma 33 of New York City earned 11 100 including costs. Helen Van Gelder 48 of New York City received 7 028. Kathryn Pankey 45 and Kathryn Bernstein with unknown addresses received 3 964 and 7 580 respectively.
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Ruth Froma
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Helen van Gelder
Kathryn Pankey
Ex GOP Leader Indictment Dropped in DC Probe Review
Warren L. Stephenson former District of Columbia Republican leader and Eisenhower Inaugural Committee secretary had a two year perjury indictment dismissed after a Congressional inquiry into influence peddling. The government sought dismissal citing a prior ruling excluding a telephone recording used as evidence. The judge granted the request.
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Warren L. Stephenson
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Eadet
Stephenson
California
U. 5
Edward Troxall
James W. Morris
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Atomic gas stations in the sky fuel jet fighters
Gen. Thomas D. White predicts unlimited range for the Air Force via nuclear powered refueling aircraft. Nuclear air tankers would refuel conventional jets in flight, giving global reach within ten years. First units would be specialized for long range missions reducing dependence on foreign bases.
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Thomas D. White
Air Force
White
Issiona Yeauir
Soviet Union
Cocktail glass injures woman at Lakewood bar
Juanita Drennon 29 of Norwalk squeezed a glass at a Lakewood Boulevard and Stearns Street cocktail bar, causing the glass to break in her right hand. She suffered cuts and a puncture wound and received treatment at Community Hospital.
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