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Americans Seek Davis Cup Upset in Melbourne
In Melbourne Australia a small group of Americans hopes to upset Australia in the Davis Cup, as several top players declined invites. The U S squad features Seixas Flam Mulloy MacKay and Holmberg with Australia fielding a seasoned team. The challenge round is valued at about $50 000 in revenue.
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United States
U.S
U. S
Hamilton Richardson
Richard Savitt
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Rhodes
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Gardner Mulloy
E. Victor Seixas, Jr
Herbert Flam
Mulloy
Barry MacKay
Ronald Holmberg
Philippines
Adelaide
Belgium
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Seixas
W. F
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MacKay
Holmberg
States
Pay Raises Considered for Army Techs and Scientists
The piece notes looming pay hikes for civilian technicians and scientists in the U S armed forces at year end. It discusses retention problems in highly technical fields, the Cordiner Plan to base pay on skill, and the political debate over inflation risks amid Cold War pressures.
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Armed Forces
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Budget Bureau
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Paris NATO nuclear weapons deal draws mixed support
Secretary of State Dulles opposed agreements in principle but Paris leaders reached a principle to allow U S missiles in NATO borders. Eisenhower and Dulles aimed to deploy American missiles, with 1958 as a target, while allies fear Russian retaliation and may refuse access.
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Paris
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Europe
American mood: Europe should not tempt US as fool
A Tampa Morning Tribune editorial is cited, arguing Americans funded allies since WWI and will not tolerate hesitancy on NATO missile bases. It warns European nations risking U S aid and calls for steadfastness to preserve the alliance and world peace.
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Mundt vents on Texas trip stirring civil rights and power debates
Senator Mundt toured Texas with criticism of Lyndon Johnson and the civil rights stalemate. He argued that Hell's Canyon and federal power projects threaten Texas oil and gas and warned of a nationalized electric framework. He noted two Southern conservatives opposed Hell's Canyon, Byrd and Robertson, while Mrs Mundt pressed the same line to local women.
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Sherman
Georgia
Karl Mundt
Mexico
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Mundt
Billiken
Hell's Canyon
Johnson
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Harry Byrd
Virginia
Willis Robertson
Fossil fish deposits near Kemmerer Wyoming noted
The geological site near Kemmerer is among the world’s largest fossil fish deposits, estimated at about 40 million years old. Indian bird lovers historically used hollow gourd nesting boxes to attract martins to teepees. The Shetland Islands contain over 100 islets with only about a quarter inhabited. Boating accidents claim about 1,200 lives yearly, roughly seven fatalities per million people.
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Wyoming
America
Horoscope and pension note mix from 1958 Cuba piece
The text blends a long horoscope predicting yearly, quarterly and monthly outcomes for birthdays with financial and travel hints and a closing historical note on Cuba. It mentions 1958 outlooks, personal growth, and a pension figure of 16 million dollars for 7 408 veterans. It references dates like May August November and months in 1958.
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Cuba
Spain
Cuban Ministry of Finance
Lectures and contests this holiday season in town
A YMCA lecture series begins January 16 with talks on Egypt and the Colorado River and satellites priced 2 dollars for members 3 dollars nonmembers and 1.50 for students. Also a Town and Country Garden Club lighting contest invites entries by Monday with judging December 27 and three categories doorway general and picture window. Fraternal Order of Police urges three Simple Cs courtesy coffee and caution for holiday travel and safety.
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Egypt
Colorado River
Cg&e
Fraternal Order of Police
Orson Welles sued over support for daughter Rebecca
Rita Hayworth's lawyers plan an unusual tactic to pursue Orson Welles for thirty thousand dollars arguing his preferential treatment of Rebecca's half sister Princess Yasmin harms Rebecca. The report blends Hollywood gossip with court action and mentions other famous names and showbiz events.
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Rita Hayworth
Orson Welles
Rebecca
Yasmin
Aly Khan
Welles
Martha Raye
Irving Fradin
Comedienne
Philadelphia
City of Hamburg sinks after North Sea collision
Twenty years ago the American liner City of Hamburg collided in the North Sea and was reported sinking fast 10 miles east of Ter schildling in the Netherlands with four passengers and 75 crew aboard. In Cairo students filled the king Farouk palace gates during a cabinet deadlock. Armco workers heard year end talks from Slutz Hook Sebald and Reinariz at a Christmas party. A manhunt continued for two suspects after a state patrolman was killed near Wilmington Ohio with Mrs Oberle naming one suspect.
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Cruxhaven
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Cairo
King Farouk
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Wilmington
Ohio
Oberle
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le Sourdsville
Edward Oberle
Moon trip prize and other oddities from a London paper
A London newspaper offers 140000 dollars to the first person to travel to the moon and back. Other notes joke about sweetness preferences, a long-lost shovel found, and a newly elected West African emperor with 200 wives. France records a population peak of 44 million.
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