Cyprus Violence Rises As British Soldier Shot And Bomb Kills
In Nicosia a Greek Cypriot gunman fired at a British soldier leaving him wounded. A time bomb exploded under George Pereira a Cyprus police interrogation officer, causing damage but no deaths. The incidents come amid ongoing unrest linked to Eoka and calls for union with Greece.
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Cyprus
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Pekka
Eoka
John Harding
Suez Canal
Im Ai
Peka
Larnaca
Boka
Famagusta
George Pereira
Cyprus Police Force
Greece
Gis Ordered Off Japan City Streets
Tachikawa Japan U S servicemen ordered to limit street activity from 31 p m to 5 a m as part of a crackdown on incidents with Japanese citizens. Colonel Burton K Sams Tachikawa air bases commander said stricter discipline would be enforced for off base offenses and no protests were received from Japanese officials.
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Tachikawa
Japan
VPI
U. S
Burton K. Sams
United States
Citi
Mother Eyed Committal of Son Who Killed Man
Mrs Charles Moore says her son Edward Graham acted strangely after World War II service before he shot and killed grocer Eugene Duncan and abducted his wife in Oil City Michigan. Graham admitted shooting, motive unclear, Duncan died days later. He drove to the store and gas station, bought gasoline, then forced the grocer’s wife into his car.
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Midland
Traught Moter
Charles Moore
Edward Graham
Royal Oax
Mich
Graham
Duncan
Suspected bookie arrested after doorway betting scene
Monday a man in a doorway saw nine men enter and exit a hallway as First Deputy James BR observed from a nearby car. He then arrested Mitton Herschkowite, 56, owner of the scrape sheet, after finding $300 and betting slips on him.
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James BR
Five marks fall at air show speed record race
Navy fighter set a new national speed record of 3015.428 mph in the Thompson Trophy event at the National Air Show in Oklahoma City. Cmdr. Robert Windsor steered the F8U Crusader to the win, while the event highlighted advances in aviation and new jet aircraft. Other records and notable demonstrations followed over the three days, including the debut of the F-102 Starfighter and a range of trophy races.
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Jim Monroe
Oslahoma City
Navy
Cmdr
Robert W
Duke
Horace A
Windsor
U. S
Air Force
J. T. Blackburn
Manual F. Heisman
Sandez Jr
Apple Valley
Calif
Sirealsi
Webb Air Force Base
Big Spring
Tes
McDonnell
Douglas
Shangri- la
Jet pilot sets speed record in Sheboygan incident
A distorted report states Lt Ralph Carson flew a Demon jet at 566,007 mph to win the Douglas Trophy, while a North Jersey Indiana girl from Florence was exposed to exhaust fumes in an accident. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the event centers on a jet speed claim and a related, tragic mention.
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David K. Grosshuesch
Florence
N. J
Wisson
Indiana
M. Tne McDonnell
Ralph Carson
Warrens Make Four-Hour Manila Stop During Asian Tour
Chief Justice Karl Warren and his wife arrived in Manila today from Hong Kong for a four hour stop while en route to Saigon.
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Manila
Uws
Karl Warren
Highwife
Hong Kong
Lover
Saigon
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