Kuwait Oil Rich Desert Property May Help Britain
Kuwait's desert oil wealth rises as Iran confronts nationalization fallout. Production now 640000 barrels daily, replacing Iran's share and boosting Saudi Arabia and Iraq output. A 50 50 profits deal with British American Oil Co promises about 150 million dollars in royalties this year, keeping Kuwait pivotal in Middle East oil politics.
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U S Blamed By Jap Reds In Bank Theft
In Tokyo a $6,000 bank robbery is blamed on two Caucasians in army uniforms and an English-speaking Japanese. Police linked the trio to two prior robberies. Communist Rep Jintaro Yokota blamed U S occupation for the incident. Tokyo papers warned against granting Americans extra-territoriality after the peace treaty.
Liz Taylor Flies To Arms Of Love
New York report says 19 year old film star Elizabeth Taylor was bound for London to marry 39 year old British actor Michael Wilding later this week. She wore an engagement ring featuring a half inch golden sapphire amid diamonds as she departed by plane. Wilding indicated the wedding would be Thursday or Friday in London.
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Nicky) Hilton
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Yale Daily News Proposes Communist on Yale Faculty
Yale Daily News editorial argues a Communist appointment could benefit Yale by presenting all sides of issues. The alumni committee had cleared the university of charges about communism, subversive theories, and irreligion among students.
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Korea Vet's Joke Stopped By Death
Pvt. Robert L. Graves, 26, Korean combat veteran on emergency leave in Buffalo, entered a San Francisco grocery on January 18. To prank the shopkeeper, he grabbed food and headed out. The grocer, a robbery victim months earlier, cried for help. Eugene Won, 19, Graves's son, shot through a back door, striking Graves in the spine. Graves died yesterday at Letterman Army Hospital.
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N. Y
Eugene Won
Letterman Army Hospital
Singing Star Puzzle Across Clues and Answers
A mixed set of crossword style clues covers singing, living places, body parts, animals, and common words. Entries include Indian, hostess terms, and era abbreviations, with definitions spanning food fish plural bitter vetch diadem and more. The collection lists various short answers scattered across numbered clues with several religious, mythical, and linguistic references.
Puzzle answers list 26 to 54
Answer sequence for puzzle clues includes stake and currency terms stout string poker wagering term and card game names, then horseback game, Emerald Isle international clue, Scottish sheepfolds, binder, dispatched, wandered, Greek letter, locomotive fuel vehicle, get up, chamber, flower, feels sick, challenge, Roman poet, disorder, Brazilian macaw, obtained.
Hearings Open On Pay Boost For Jobless
The Senate Finance Committee opens hearings on a bill to provide a 50 percent boost to unemployment compensation in hard-hit areas. The federal government would fund the supplement with testimony from Sen Moody and Labor Secretary Tobin. Estimated annual federal cost runs about 200 million dollars.
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D-Mich
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Jamaica Labourite Gets U S Apology
In San Juan Puerto Rico reports say U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson apologized to Jamaica Labour Party leader Bustamante after he was detained February 10 by an immigration officer who claimed his identity card showed he was a Communist. Bustamante demanded a U S government apology.
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W. A. Bustamante
Jamaica
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Jamaica Labor Party
Underwriters Speaker James Farrar to Meet Middletown Association
James Farrar of Cincinnati, general agent for Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance, will speak at the Middletown Association of Life Underwriters noon meeting Wednesday at Manchester Hotel. Farrar will discuss the topic Selling.
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Primary Tests Long Machine In Louisiana
Louisiana voters choose a governor for four years and test Gov Earl Long s strength against major Democratic factions. Former District Judge Carlos Spaht Baton Rouge is the administration standard bearer. He is opposed by Appellate Judge Robert Kennon of Minden. Spaht led the Jan 15 primary field of nine. Kennon led the seven who were eliminated in backing him. The winner faces Republican Harrison Bagwell in April. with about 1400 registered Republicans, Bagwell seems assured victory.
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Louisiana
Earl Long
Carlos Spaht
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Spaht
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Kennon
Harrison Bagwell
Retired farmer Cassius Kirkpatrick dies at 90
Washington Court House area obituary notes Cassius Kirkpatrick aged 90 died Monday at his New Holland home. He was the father of McKinley Kirk, a Fayette County harness horse breeder. The report mentions Holland has no breach of promise laws.
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Cassius Kirkpatrick
New Holland
McKinley Kirk
Fayette County
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