Beck Returns From Europe Faces Senate Probers
Teamsters Union President Beck, back from Europe, may be subpoenaed to testify before the Senate rackets committee. He has signaled cooperation but has not yet formalized doing so, while the panel seeks his personal financial records and the conduct of loyalists tied to labor and vice operations.
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Washington
Senate
Teamsters
Ave Beck
Beck
Europe
New York
Chicago
Seattle
Becky
Teamsters Union
Senate ‘Committee
Portland
Ore
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Traqi Oil Flows Again After Pipeline Sabotage
Traqi Oil plans a daily average of 29 000 tons to Mediterranean terminals. Syrian army sabotage halted pumping 127 days ago during the Suez invasion. Syria refused repairs until Israel withdrew from Egypt and Gaza. Full repairs to resume normal flow expected in over a year. Before damage, 72 000 tons moved daily.
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Mediterranean
Britain
France
Suez Canal Zone
Syria
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Wolf-Coyote Hunt Nets Owl and Three Rabbits
About 350 armed men conducted a large wolf coyote hunt in Harrah Oklahoma after farmers reported heavy livestock losses. The total take was one owl and three jackrabbits.
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Harrah
Okla
Joke about chicken and veal in a drug store sandwich
A humorous observation notes the difficulty of distinguishing chicken from veal in a tuna fish sandwich sold at a drug store.
No Serious Injuries Plane Sets Flips Skids 100 Feet
An Eastern Airlines Martin 404 touched down at Standiford Field Louisville and after a hard landing flipped over and skidded 100 feet. Thirtyone aboard escaped serious injury with one hospitalized William A Brown of Birmingham. Civil Aeronautics Board investigated. pilot Captain C G Chambers commented on the landing.
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Louisville
Eastern Airlines
Standiford Field
William A. Brown
Birmingham
Ala
Andrew F. Andler
Chicago
Alcorn A&M Opens Under New Administration After Boycott
Alcorn A&M College in Mississippi reopened with J. D. Boyd as president after a weeklong boycott. The State College Board granted Boyd power to readmit or expel students who defied directives. history professor Clen non King faced uncertain status amid dismissal talks. King denied plans to flee, asserting his firing took effect today.
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Alcorn
Miss
Alcorn A&m College
J. D. Boyd
State College Board
Clennon King
Jackson State Times
National Assny For
Jet Planes Collide Near Wethersfield England
Two U S Air Force jets a fighter and a trainer collided in flight near Wethersfield England today. Three officers were killed with the names withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Wethersfield
England
U. S. Air Force
Here
Warm springlike weather brings showers to Miami Valley
A low pressure ridge drives warm southerly winds into the Miami Valley and Middletown with forecasts of mostly cloudy, windy and warmer conditions today, plus scattered showers possibly thundershowers. Tonight’s showers continue with a low near 50 as highs reach 65. Tuesday cools to around 60 as showers end. Sunday’s high was 50 and low 40 early morning.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Gaza Strip unrest continues as UNEF disperses crowd
U N E F troops used tear gas and fired over heads to scatter Arabs in Gaza City amid protests against international control. The crisis followed a Danish commander led civilian council and raised dispute over Egypt’s preferred administration. No casualties reported.
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Gaza
Gaza Strip
U.N
Strip
Egypt
Carl Ingholm
Gaza City
Ingholm
Munir Rayess
Itown
UNEF
E. L. M. Burns
Suez Canal Zone
U.N. General Assembly
Burns
New York
Suez Canal Clearing Nears End
U N salvage teams move to remove the last obstructions in the Suez Canal with a potential Egyptian green light for Tuesday. Removal targets the tug Edgar Bonnet and the warship Abukir as dredging challenges loom and international rulings threaten shipping access to Eilat.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.N
Suez Canal
Raymond A. Wheeler
Lite
Edgar Bonnet
Abukir
Gulf of Aqaba
Nasser
Israel
Golda Meir
Blitz
Tiran Strait
Eilat
Jerusalem
Gulf
Walter Has Heart Attack Conductor Bruno Walter
The 80 year old Metropolitan Opera conductor Bruno Walter suffered a heart attack on Saturday and is reported in unchanged condition and resting comfortably at Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital in New York.
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New York
Bruno Walter
Metropolitan Opera
Flower [ Fifth] Avenue Hospital
East German zoo serves surplus bears as goulash
Berlin reports a Communist East Germany zoo director plans to use surplus bears in the zoo restaurant to alleviate meat shortages. The Leipziger Volkszeitung-Tung cited the move as a measure to ease the shortage.
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Berlin
East Germany
Leipziger Volkazeitung
Japanese Strike Paralyzes Mines Plants and Rails
More than two million Japanese workers staged strikes and slowdowns to demand higher pay. The action shut coal mines and hundreds of industrial plants and disrupted train schedules nationwide.
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Tokyo
Hotel Jewel Robbery Foiled by New Orleans Detective
A hotel detective stopped a $100000 jewel heist in New Orleans. George Johnson, 28, was seized with jewels as he fled a hotel stairs chase. a second suspect escaped via a fire escape. Victim William Wolff, 51, in satisfactory condition after head bruises. Johnson held on vagrancy charges awaiting armed robbery probe.
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New Orleans
Louis Cheveleau
George Johnson
Johnson
William Wolff
New York
Wolff
Flying Platform shown in stability tests at Hiller
A recent photograph captures the U S Army Flying Platform in stability tests at Hiller Helicopters Plant in Palo Alto California. The craft is the original Platform announced in 1955 and has been flown to prove ducted fan advantages for vertical take off and body balance for in flight directional control.
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U. S
Hiller Helicopters
Palo Alto
Calif
Small Car Field May Lose Nash
Detroit headline notes American Motors president George Romney confirms Louis E. Wolfson and his wife are among the largest stockholders with 5,670,430 shares. Romney defends the Nash Hudson Rambler auto division amid reports Wolfson seeks to shift focus to Kelvinator appliances, citing the division’s sound structure and growing opportunities despite a sizeable loss overall.
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Detroit
George Romney
American Motors Corp
Louis E. Wolfson
Miami
Wolfson
American ‘Motors
Romney
American Motors
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sewell Avery
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Hudson Motor Car Co
Swan Jilted as Rail Escape Alters Cornell Shipment
A whistling swan slated to mate at Cornell University escaped from a shipping crate while being transported by rail from Philadelphia. The rare bird, intended for breeding, was jilted and remains at large.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Philadelphia
Forty Days of Silence and Faith
Poetic meditation on Jesus choosing silence over divine protection. It reflects on steadfast faith, restraint, and God’s hidden path to glory, urging believers to deepen trust and refrain from summoning aid. A devotional verse emphasizes power in stillness.
Murder tied to Acapulco harbor killing of Brooklyn widow
Police hunt for two suspects after Edith Hallock 63 and Joseph Michael 70 were slain and robbed during a nighttime boat ride in Acapulco. The body of Hallock was sighted but unrecovered as suspects Luis Fenton and Daniel Rios Osuna confessed to the crime and flight.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Acapulco Harbor
Brooklyn
New York
Edith Hallock
Joseph A. Michael
Luis Fenton
Daniel Rios Osuna
Manzanillo Beach
Fenton
U.S
U.S. Navy
United States
Bogota
Colombia
SEATO Ministers Meet In Canberra To Tighten Anti Communist Battle
The SEATO Council of Ministers opened its third annual meeting in Canberra to strengthen eight nations fight against Communist subversion in Southeast Asia. Delegates from the United States Australia Britain France New Zealand the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan aim to keep military strength and internal security high while preventing Free Asian economies from linking with the Communist bloc and launching a multilateral cultural program.
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Canberra
Australia
Seato Council of Ministers
Southeast Asia
United States
Britain
France
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
Pakistan
House of Representatives Chamber
Escaped Hungarian Mayor Is Honored In Detroit
In Detroit, Joseph Koevago, Budapest mayor during the Hungarian uprising, expresses mixed pride at surviving. He says life or death justified his escape and urges Hungarians at home to preserve liberty for when Hungary is free again.
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Detroit
Joseph Koevago
Budapest
Koevago
Dinard
Hungary
Lady Korda Secretly Weds Insurance Broker David Metcalfe
Lady Korda, aged 28, reportedly married David Metcalfe, a Lloyds insurance broker aged 29, a month ago. Metcalfe is the son of Maj. Edward Metcalfe, a close friend of the Duke of Windsor and best man at the late King’s wedding. Sir Alexander Korda died in January 1956.
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Nate
Alexander Korda
David Metcalfe
Lloyd's Insurance
Maj
Edward Metcalfe
Duke of Windsor
Sir Alexander
Alexandra Boycun
Lam
Aftershocks Shake Aleutians and Hawaii Damages Rise
A new tremor followed Saturday's Aleutian quake as seismographs recorded a Pacific Rim aftershock. Mt Vsevidof stirred again. Hawaii faced 3 to 9 foot waves and 145 homeless on Kauai with 4,000 isolated by bridges. Unofficial damages near two million dollars. two reporters died in a plane crash covering the events.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Aleutian Islands
Hawaii
Japan
University of California Seismograph
Berkeley
Aleutians
Coast and Geodetic Survey Office
Honolulu
Mt. Vsevidof
Samuel Wilder King
Kauai
Paul O. Beam
Sarah Park
Star-Bulletin
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C. G. Chambers
Donald Ferris
Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force
L. B. Faulkner
Bessemer
Andler
Fred Weber
Indianapolis
King
Angelo Natale
Walter
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Lord
Zech
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