U.N. OKs Big Three Gaza Plan
The U N Security Council backed a Western plan to separate Israeli and Egyptian forces in Gaza with a demilitarized zone and physical barriers. Ambassadors from Israel and Egypt signaled openness to renewed talks while the three Western powers urged urgent, verifiable steps and observer access.
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Death of Heiress Prompted Homicide Probe In Philadelphia
District Attorney Samuel Cash said Allen Schwartz, 20, son of the couple whose home housed Mrs. Dotis Silver Ostreicher, may be produced for questioning today as part of the probe into the August 24 death of the heiress. An inquest ruled death a criminal abortion days before her 23rd birthday. Morris Wolf, counsel for the parents, offered to allow D A staff to visit Mrs. Silver at her Melrose Park home to assess her condition with a psychiatrist present.
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Court Asks Court Halt For New York Harbor Strike
The New York New Jersey Waterfront Commission sought an injunction to end a longshoremen walkout crippling the port of New York. The stoppage, blamed on the commission and its policies, spread to Baltimore and threatened Philadelphia and Boston, costing an estimated a million dollars daily. The ILA leadership claimed the commission is harsh and discriminatory.
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U N awaits Sobolev shift on arms curb bid
United Nations disarmament panel moves toward clarity as Soviet delegate Sobolev hints at Moscow’s rejection of Eisenhower exchange plans. Stassen and Sobolev held private talks while France pushed a budget scrutiny approach to curb arms, with mixed optimism on achieving a report for Geneva ministers.
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U.S. Gives Initial OK to Guaranteed Wage
Secretary James P. Mitchell announced the government has ruled that Ford Motor Co five cent-an-hour unemployment fund contributions are not wages under the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act. The ruling keeps intact Ford’s guaranteed wage plan with the CIO United Auto Workers and signals a potential similar ruling for other industries. Mitchell noted ongoing study on state law changes and taxability questions, and said the ruling does not express an overall view on guaranteed wage plans.
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Pleas Entered in $100,000 Auto Dealings
A Californian and three New Yorkers pleaded no contest to charges of dealing in stolen auto parts valued at 100000. Judge Ralph M. Freeman called the action an implied confession of guilt and referred the case for pre-sentence investigation. Defendants: George Goldenberg, 59, Beverly Hills. Emmanuel Weiss, 55. Philip Weiss, 53. Sidney Berkman, 39, all New York. Maximum penalties five years or $1000 fine each. Indicted July 29, 1954, for acting as an auto parts packaging firm and taking parts stolen from Willys-Overland Co. of Toledo, now Kaiser Motors.
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Record Money Flows Into US Pocketbooks in July
Washington reports July income at an annual rate of 304 billion dollars, a new record by about 3 billion over June. For the first seven months of 1954 the figure averaged 292 billion dollars, indicating sustained strength in consumer gains and personal income.
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Hikers Help Ill Woman From Pass Near Lone Pine
An ill hiker, Kathleen Weber 35 of Menlo Park, was carried from Wallace Lake toward Shepard Pass in Sequoia Kings Canyon country. The Sierra group hoped to reach Lone Pine by Friday as four Inyo County sheriff's deputies joined the rescue.
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Eden Seeks Soviet Leaders Visit to Leamington Precinct
Anthony Eden would welcome Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party Secretary Nikita Kruschev to visit his Leamington constituency in Britain next spring. He said such a visit would be welcome but many places would like them to visit and fitting everyone in would be difficult.
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Rmme Iinter
Anthony Eden
Nikolai Bulganin
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U S Bases Inspected in Formosa by General Harris
Maj. Gen. Hunter Harris Jr., deputy chief of operations for the U S Far East Air Force, inspected bases of the U S 18th Wing in Formosa on Wednesday.
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Cardinal De Jong Dies at 69 Former Utrecht Archbishop
Cardinal Johannes De Jong a courageous Roman Catholic prelate who spoke out against the Nazis during the Netherlands occupation died early today He would have been 70 on Saturday The cardinal retired as archbishop of Utrecht in April 1951 due to ill health
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Opium Dens Raided in Iran Campaign Expansion
TEHRAN Iran 2 Troops raided 53 opium dens today as Premier Hussein Ala's anti corruption drive. Sixty five pipes and other smoking accessories were confiscated. Opium smoking banned in Tehran with care tablets distributed. Government workers warned to quit on the job. Iran exports about 250 of 750 tons produced annually. Senate recently rejected a bill to ban production.
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