France to Fight Egypts U N Bid for Debate on Suez Row
France rejects Egypt's bid to debate the Suez crisis at the United Nations Security Council. Bernard Corbut-Gentille says Egypt seeks council action after Britain and France asked for debate following Egypt's July 26 nationalization of the canal. The council convenes Wednesday as France prepares to chair proceedings, with Pineau urging firm stand against Nasser and pledging continued French leadership in the matter.
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Estes Rail Against GOP Road In Campaign Charge
Sen. Estes Kefauver accused the Eisenhower administration of steering the nation down a dreary Republican road from reaction to ruin. He said it brings high costs, rising interest, unemployment, and prosperity tied to corporate profits over human welfare, with Wall Street replacing Main Street as the nation’s hub.
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Flu and Laryngitis Threaten Nixon Campaign
Vice President Nixon’s 22 state tour was shaken by influenza with laryngitis in Salt Lake City Utah. Dr Malcolm Todd said the illness partly stems from fatigue and climate change. Nixon pressed on with rallies until canceling a speech in Oklahoma City. The episode followed a dramatic confrontational tour moment as Nixon faced reporters and Republican supporters.
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Somoza's Condition Improves After Relapse
President Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua showed slight improvement after an unexpected relapse. Doctors said he remained partially paralyzed on the left side as surgeons at Gorgas Hospital in the Canal Zone operated for more than four hours. An assassin’s bullets wounded Somoza, and a local barber was killed amid the aftermath with guards firing, while Somoza’s son Luis governs under martial law and faces charges of complicity.
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Nehru Lands in Arabia on Peace Trip
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru arrived in Saudi Arabia declaring a pilgrim of peace and received an overwhelming welcome. His India air force plane touched down at Dharan then Riyadh where Crown Prince Feisal greeted him and he was driven to King Saud's palace.
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General Lee Transferred to Amarillo Wing Command
Brig. Gen. William L. Lee, former commander of the U. S. 13th Air Force in the Philippines, departed Honolulu Monday night bound for Amarillo Texas to assume command of the 3320th Technical Training Wing.
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Railroad Veteran OL Gray Dies at 64 After 46 Years
OL Gray 64 a Santa Fe Coast Line retiree and former general manager died Monday. He served 46 years in railroading with posts in Los Angeles Chicago and Gallup New Mexico. He left a widow Annie and daughter Helen Ryan of Birmingham and a brother O F Gray. It was not clear where he died or where burial will be.
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Philippines Medal Awarded to U.S. Newsman Winter
Manila President Ramon Magsaysay presented the Philippine Legion of Honor to William Winter American news commentator and newspaperman. The honor cited his radio broadcasts during the Japanese occupation that kept Filipino hopes alive and sustained faith in America's invulnerability.
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Adm Stump Confers With Chiang Leaders
Admiral Felix B. Stump, U S Pacific commander, began five day talks with top U S and Nationalist Chinese officials in Taipei.Formosa he arrived from Viet Nam and said the Far East military picture is more stabilized than a year ago and the United States is prepared for any eventuality.
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Calcutta Jails 900 for General Strike
Calcutta police arrested about 900 people during a general strike that halted public transport and disrupted industry across Calcutta and its suburbs. The action marks the fourth strike this year called by the Communist movement amid price rises. A recent Statesman survey notes essential goods costs up 26 percent since January.
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Cross Burns Target Dixie Home in Mobile Alabama
A ten foot cross was burned early today on the lawn of the home of Mildred J Laurendine in Mobile. The incident connects to Mrs Dorothy D Daponte and her push to desegregate Mobile schools by admitting a Negro girl she claims is her foster daughter. Neighbors note the Daponte family and the Laurendine household share ties, while Ku Klux Klan leader E G Barnard declined to confirm Klan involvement. The event follows a prior cross burning at Mrs Daponte’s home and reflects ongoing desegregation tensions in Mobile.
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They Ring the Bell Classified Act Summary
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Guy Maier Dies in California Briefly Noted
Nationally known pianist and teacher Guy Maier, a pioneer of the two piano teams and longtime touring partner of Lee Pattison, died Monday in Santa Monica Calif.
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Bomb attack in Cyprus kills British serviceman
In western Cyprus a Rebel Bomb destroyed a British army vehicle, killing one soldier and seriously wounding three others. Three patrol members suffered minor injuries. The death marks the third in three days and 46th since EOKA began its bomb and gun campaign 18 months earlier. A military spokesman said the blast likely came from a remotely detonated bomb. EOKA members have shifted to remote detonations, rather than timed or quick bombs. On Sunday four bombs were remotely detonated at a nervous recreation beach along the north coast, fatally wounding a British airman and injuring another.
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