West's Reaction to Poznan Revolt Strengthens Western Unity
Frankfurt July 2 The Poznan revolt strengthens the West's hand in dealing with Russia as Western European voices push for firmer stances. Adenauer faces pressure over anti Russian policies while the Polish uprising echoes across Germany and other Soviet satellites prompting debate on future East West relations and potential reforms.
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Discoverer Died After Alaska Discovery by Vitus Bering
Russian admiral Vitus Bering died en route home after discovering the Alaskan mainland and the Aleutian Islands in 1741, leaving his report unfinished.
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Ministers lead healing series at First Methodist breakfast
Seventy eight men attended the Methodist Men’s breakfast at First Methodist Church as the first of five programs on healing in church and hospital. Rev Don Davidson of Levelland chaired the Northwest Texas Conference hospitals and homes board. Garland Newsom to chair July. Paul Armstrong presided. Rev T Ray Branton led singing. Charles Michael Joyce broke his arm Sunday while throwing a stone and was treated at Porter Clinic Hospital. Miss Charlie Bob Morris of 2402 26th St is vacationing in Bismarck ND with Mr and Mrs A C Flade. hermother Mrs Flade is a former Lubbock resident. Morris works for International Harvester in town.
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Former Jordan Premier Hangs Self in Amman Apartment
Former Premier Tewfik Abul Huda, 70, was found dead in his Amman home on Sunday. He headed three cabinets from 1931 to 1953 and two more from 1954 to last year, with his final cabinet formed amid protests against Zionism and British control of the Arab Legion.
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Railroad Layoffs Blamed On Steel Strike
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced extensive layoffs lasting through the steel strike. President James M. Symes said about 18 000 employees will be furloughed as the railroad cuts expenses to offset revenue losses. He noted 15 to 20 percent immediate reduction and that the car building program continues while the Conway yard project is halted.
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Pranksters May Struggle Swiping Statue Saber
In Memphis Tennessee two sabers were stolen from Gen Nathan Bedford Forrest statue. Park officials wired the third saber into the general's hand to deter further thefts and preserve the memorial.
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Steel cities show light traffic as steel strike firms
Gary Indiana and nearby Calumet area streets ran with little traffic as 65 000 workers were to change shifts at steel mills. Pickets dwindled after Sunday’s first day of United Steelworkers action with no clashes. Guards watched as workers, many from the South, left for vacations at their former homes.
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Damage suit seeks 13250 in 99th District Court
Jollie Stepp and wife sue Henry Rogers and others for injuries claimed by Mrs. Stepp in a collision between a city bus and Marley Louise Hensley vehicle at the Quirt Avenue and East Broadway intersection. The Stepps allege Hensley drove Rogers’ car.
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Millionaire Author Michael Arlen Dies at 54
Michael Arlen famed as a millionnaire author of The Green Hat died June 23. Surrogate's Court records show his will filed today. He left less than 5000 dollars from a million estate to his widow.
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