Macmillan and Eisenhower Chart Middle East Strategy
In Bermuda Eisenhower and Macmillan plan to bolster Britain's army with atomic capabilities while pursuing Gaza Strip arrangements with UN peacekeepers. They discuss a Iraq Iran Turkey oil pipeline, Suez tolls, and potential funding to keep oil moving, with Hammarskjold reporting to the UN. Notes stress collaboration with Egypt and Nasser, and a cautious approach until UN findings.
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Tucker
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Macmillan
United States
Britain
Middle East
U.S
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Nasser
Hammarskjold
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Israel
Gaza
Suez Canal
Strait of Tiran
Gulf of Aqaba
Chicago City Hall Fire Traps Mayor as Blaze Rages
A spectacular fire swept the City-County Building in Chicago’s Loop last night forcing over 100 people to flee. Mayor Richard J. Daley said damage reached 250000 dollars with the worst destruction in the City Council chambers. Elevator operators and telephone workers were praised for saving many lives before the flames were controlled in under two hours.
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Chicago
Loop
Randolph and
la Salle Streets
Black Square
City Hall
Richard J. Daley
City Council
Daley
Burma Says China Could Seize Burma Quickly
China's ambassador quoted Burma Prime Minister U Nu saying Red China could take over Burma without difficulty. Ambassador Hollington Tong warned U Nu would urge resistance while he would seek asylum in the United States if needed. Tong spoke in a prepared address for a model United Nations assembly at Anderson College. A Peiping word, he said, could trigger instant uprisings to topple Burma's legitimate government.
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Hollington K. Tong
U Nu
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Anderson College
Burma
Peiping
Opened by Mistake: Man’s Clothing Store Goes Bankrupt
A men’s clothing shop, launched only three months ago, faces bankruptcy after a signage misstep and rapid financial decline. The case highlights a failed venture described in local business notes.
Kishi Plans June Visit to United States
Japanese Prime Minister Kishi told U.S. Ambassador MacArthur that he intends to visit the United States in June.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Brewster Pleads Innocent in Contempt Case as Hearings Continue
Frank F. Brewster West Coast Teamsters chief and Einar Mohn executive vice president pleaded innocent in U S District Court to contempt of Congress charges. Other union officials faced arraignment while committee counsel planned sessions to question Paul and Allen Dorfman amid investigations into union funds and insurance business. Brewster defended loans to a Canadian line and pledged restitution if funds were misused. he claimed actions protected jobs and the firm’s solvency.
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Washington
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters
U. S District Court
Brewster
Einar ©. Mohn
Nugent la Poma
Seattle
Wash
Harry Reiss
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Paul Dorfman
Chicago
Allen Dorfman
Paul
Dorfmans
Michigan
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate
Midwest
D-Ark
Portland
Ore
John J. Sweeney
Western Conference of Teamsters
Pacific Inland Express
R. J. Acheson
Acheson
Not Formula For Success
Philadelphia report shows 18 year old Love displacing a traffic light pole electric light pole mailbox steps storefront and two cars after a spat with his girlfriend. Police tally drunken driving hit and run and related charges including assault and battery reckless driving and driving without a license.
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Philadelphia
Ohio Cost In Schools Increasing
Ohio public school costs rose with the average per pupil at 259.83 dollars for 1955-56. City districts averaged 278.17, exempted village districts 237.72, and county districts 234.29, with wide ranges from 577.15 to 172.56 in city districts, 484.87 to 159.34 in exempted villages, and 319.74 to 183.52 in counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Bureau of Educational Research
St. Bernard
Franklin
Fairport Harbor
Chesapeake
Cuyahoga County
Clermont County
Pilate Faces Choice As Crowd Demands Crucify
A Reverend Reflection on Pilate’s dilemma freeing Christ or Barabbas. The crowd’s shout to crucify leads to an unconvicted man’s death. The sermon urges upholding right and just authority instead of rabble demands.
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Christ
Barabbas
Pilate
MATS Plane Vanishes Off Coast of Japan
A U S military transport with 67 Americans aboard disappeared before reaching Tokyo. A vast air sea search with over 70 aircraft and ships stretched across 75 000 square miles southeast of Japan amid poor visibility and rough seas. The four engine C97 from Wake Island was en route from Travis to Tokyo carrying 27 Air Force personnel, 17 Army and 10 Navy members, two civilians and a military dependent. The last position was 200 miles southeast of Tokyo, with no distress signal detected.
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Japan
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Wake Island
Travis Air Force
San Francisco
Calif
Air Force
Army
Navy
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Weekend Forecast Promises Clouds and Cool Temps
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with occasional rain or drizzle and a high near 44 today, followed by a low around 36. The weekend should stay mostly cloudy and cool with highs near 48, while Middletown yesterday reached 49 at 3 30 p m and a low of 40 at 8 30 a m.
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Middletown
Ships Dock As Strike Continues
Ocean liners entered Southampton port without tug or mooring crews amid a nationwide strike threat. Government mediators pressed for a wage increase and a productivity study as shipyard workers, engineers, and railway staff threaten walkouts.
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London
Southampton
Britain
Rother
Labor Ministry
Jmen
Cunard Line
National Union of Railwaymen
Amish Peace Group Courting Court In Chicago
An Amish group from Hazleton Iowa gathered in the corridor of the U.S. District Court in Chicago as Abraham Y Borntreger a 23 year old pleads innocent to draft evasion charges. The government says he is a conscientious objector but he refused to work at a suburban Evanston hospital.
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Federal Building
Chicago
Hazleton
Iowa
U.S. District Court
Abraham Y. Borntreger
Evanston
Kind Policemen Help Boy Get Shoes Back
In Philadelphia two police officers Hedrick Sheppard and William Savage calmed a crying boy at a grade school. The boy wore women s shoes because his only pair was in a repair shop and his mother could not afford them. The officers redeemed the shoes, wrapped them, and accompanied him to the school while explaining the situation to Principal Gerald Amonitti.
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Philadelphia
Hedrick Sheppard
William Savage
Wommen
Sheppard
Savage
Gerald Amonitti
U N chief demands Israeli withdrawal from El Auja triangle
Dag Hammarskjold presses Israel to quit the El Auja triangle as a step toward peace with Egypt. He met six hours with President Nasser amid broader talks on Suez Canal tensions and Arab-Israeli conflict.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.N
Dag Hammarskjuld
el Auja
Negeb Desert
Ternal K Awnantad Ta
Wafusa
ID Capolica
Idiuuau
Hammarskjold
Oday
Suez Canal
Middle East
Nasser
el Auja Triangle
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Negev
Sinai
Jerusalem
Triangle
Hammarskand
Golda Meir
New York
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Theater
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U. N
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