Margaret Turns 28 Cost Of Single Life For Royal Sister
London AP reports Princess Margaret, turning 28, faces 9000 pounds yearly losses from remaining unmarried. Parliament set 6000 pounds annuity at 21, and 15000 on marriage in 1952, making single life costly. She enjoys tax exemptions, no rent, and ample family support, while hosting birthday at Balmoral.
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London
Margaret
Elizabeth
Parliament
George VI
Queen Mary
Clarence House
Royal Lodge
Windsor Great Park
Scotland
Balmoral Castle
Loch Muick
Highlands
Chuckle: A Man’s Open Farewell to Shaved-Too-Long Kisses
A lighthearted quip notes that men avoid kissing someone who hasn’t shaved in two days, framing it as a playful perk of male life. The remark is delivered in a casual, comic voice.
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Pittsburgh
Boy's subway joyride ends at City Hall
Three year old Stanley Hewes left home in Kensington wearing boxers and moccasins and rode the subway to Upper Darby. Police traced him after a chance encounter with two older youths who learned his name. He was returned home with 30 cents in his fist and described as dirty but safe.
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Philadelphia
Stanley Hewes
Kensington
Upper Darby
City Hall
Stanley
Faubus moves to block integration in Little Rock
Gov. Orval Faubus placed Arkansas lawmakers on standby for a possible Monday session to address Central High School integration. The Little Rock School Board sought a federal stay to keep seven Negro students in school while the court fights continue.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Eisenhower
Faubus
House
Virgil Blossom
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cenual High
U.S. Dist
Harry Lemley
U.S. Supeeme Court
Arab Nations Draft Plan To End Middle East Crisis
Arab states led by United Arab Republic Lebanon Jordan Iraq and Saudi Arabia approved a four point peace plan at the United Nations calling for Hamarskjold to arrange withdrawal of U S and British troops from Lebanon and Jordan and to report back by September 30 1956 The plan reiterates noninterference pledges and seeks economic development while curbing inflammatory broadcasts between Arab nations and may end the General Assembly emergency session.
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United Nations, N.Y
Lebanon
Jordan
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower
U.N
Hammarskjold
U.S
Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Britain
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Sudan
Libya
Tunisia
Morocco
Hammarskjold i
Woul
Space-age education aid blueprint set at 900 million
A House Senate conference committee agreed on a blueprint for federal aid to education costing about 900 million dollars. The plan omits House rejected scholarships and Senate modified provisions. The compromise goes next to the Senate for action.
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Washington
House-Senate
House
Senate
Road program under fire in Congress hearing
Ohio Governor C William ONeill defends road building while critics say costs are too high. Senate Roads Subcommittee chair Albert Gore questions fairness of federal highway money distribution and notes disparities in state standards. Highway official Charles Noble defends Ohio costs and GAO findings, with Bartram Tallamy's stance noted. Porter's statement hints Tallamy's support for Noble.
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Washington
Ohio
William O'Neill
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Congress
Gore
Charles M. Noble
General Accounting Office
Noble
GAO
Bartram Tallamy
Tallamy
Cuyahoga County
Albert S. Porter
Porter
East-West Talks End With Call for Global Inspection Network
Geneva AP reports that the East West conference on nuclear test control ended with a recommendation for a worldwide system of inspection stations to police any future test ban. The seven week, science focused meeting urged on site inspections and sea and land stations, using debris sampling and seismic, acoustic, hydroacoustic, and radio methods.
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Geneva
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Pacific
Baker denies testimony linking him to crimes and affairs
Robert Baker testifies he did not leave his former wife or threaten rivals. He rejects Mollie Baker's Senate Rackets Committee claims as lies and recalls limited memory of funds used for Ruth Brougher and other loans.
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Robert
Barney) Baker
Teamsters
Senate
Baker
Washington
Averell Rman
New York
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Mollie Baker
Senate Rackett Committee
Carol Ann More Baker
Jake More
Iowa
Dave Probstein
Indianapolis
Miami
Senators
Ruth Brougher
Humphrey Backs Possible Temporary Nuclear Test Halt
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged that a temporary suspension of nuclear weapons testing could aid negotiations and improve U S standing in disarmament. The White House would not confirm the report while Geneva talks on verification continue amid East West efforts.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Humphrey
Senate
White House
Pacific
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Geneva
Hagerty
Court Fines Pacifists Over Missile Site Protest
In Cheyenne, two pacifists faced maximum fines for trespassing during attempts to halt Atlas missile launching. Reverend Theodore Olson and Ellanor Calkins were fined 100 dollars plus costs. Olson also drew 20 dollars and two days in jail for contempt. Arthur Springer denied trespass. Kenneth Calkins faces a separate charge after an accident at the gate.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Theodore Olson
Fallsington
Ellanor Calkins
Chicago
Justice of the Peace
Tosh
Arthur Springer
Brooklyn
Kenneth Calkins
Calkins
Weather forecast brings showers to the Miami Valley
A Canadian cool air mass brings scattered showers to the Miami Valley. Today remains warm and humid with a high near 90. Tonight and Friday turn cooler with cloudy skies and possible storms ending by morning. lows near 66 and highs around 84.
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Canada
Miami Valley
Middletown
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