Eden Says Government Did Not Intervene Over Princess Margaret Marriage
Prime Minister Anthony Eden told the House of Commons the government was not asked or involved in Princess Margaret's planned marriage to Group Captain Peter Townsend. The princess remained in seclusion at Clarence House as Townsend faced reporters briefly, with mixed public reaction and speculation about church and royal implications.
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Limits On Credit Said Being based
The government shifts to a neutral stance on credit limits, signaling no new restrictions soon. Officials cite inflation risks and possible tax cuts next year if inflation stays tame, while the Fed eases by buying securities to inject liquidity.
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Postal Rate Hike Faces Tough Fight
An administration source on Capitol Hill says President Eisenhower has only a 50 50 chance to win higher postal rates next year. Postmaster General Summerfield outlined possible rate boosts to Congress, with focus on first class letters and airmail, while noting no definite figures.
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Inmates Riot at St. Louis Workhouse
About 250 prisoners rioted in the city workhouse last night smashing windows and burning furniture. Police contained the disturbance and inmates were moved under riot gun guard. no injuries were reported. Fire Department doused fires started with paper benches and mattresses. Warden Harold E. Baynes cited breakout from cells around 10 30 p m and release of others. cause unknown.
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Ike Walks Around Hospital Room Still In No Hurry To Run
President Eisenhower walks around his hospital room and shows no rush to decide on a 1956 bid. Top aides and officials indicate few discussions on politics and say he plans to complete his present term, with possible role in choosing a successor.
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Western Powers Reject Molotov Plan at Geneva Talks
The Western powers denounced Molotov's Europe security treaty proposal as a maneuver to freeze German division. The plan would keep NATO, renounce war, and pledge aid to attacked states, but would perpetuate Germany's split and fail to curb militarism.
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Woodward Widow Says Noise Triggered Fatal Shot
Mrs. Ann Woodward, widow of William Woodward Jr., says a noise, not a figure, prompted her to fire at what she believed was a prowler, injuring her husband on Long Island. Nassau County officials report she cried during questioning and will be examined by a grand jury after further interviews with party guests, Woodward’s mother, and others.
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Weather forecast hints at warmth and possible rain
The forecast notes warm southerly winds and rising temperatures with possible showers tonight. Wednesday will be cloudy with rain showers and cooler by night. Officials reported an unofficial high of 58 degrees and a low of 46 earlier.
War Looms as Israel Egypt Feud Escalates
Israeli reports say an Egyptian infantry platoon attacked a patrol near Kis sufim east of Gaza but was repulsed with no casualties. Egypt jets were seen over Israeli territory, while raids across the demarcation line continue. UN and Britain urge restraint amid rising tensions.
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Eight Killed in PBM Crash at Coco Solo
The sole survivor aviation machinist's mate Charles William Airhart of Navarre Ohio was identified today after a PBM Mariner crashed on takeoff at Coco Solo Naval Air Station. Airhart sustained first and second degree burns and was saved by a Navy craft team that rushed to the scene after the aircraft skimmed a breakwater, hit the sea and exploded.
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Taft Family Mourns Lucia Chas Taft In Private Funeral
Private funeral services will be held today for Lucia Chas Taft 31 who died by self inflicted wound Saturday She was daughter of Charles P Taft and grand niece of a United States press family with ties to the Taft lineage in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Surgeon Fees Probe Set No White Wash Planned
CHICAGO AP The American College of Surgeons launches a special study of surgical fees with a six to seven member committee. Dr N S Ravdin says the panel will report to regents, investigate alleged exorbitant charges, and publish findings if warranted. The college opposes fee splitting and upholds ethics vows for fellows while promising public protection if overcharging is substantiated.
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State Right On Trucking Pact Upheld
DAYTON Ohio The Second District Court of Appeals upheld Ohio authority to cancel motor vehicle reciprocity agreements with 17 states that did not amend pacts Ohio sought changes to collect axle mile tax on large trucks The ruling denied a restraining order and affirmed Franklin County Common Pleas Court's finding of no power to block cancellations The three judge panel said there were not sufficient facts to warrant the restraining order with Judges Miller Hornbeck and Collier presiding unanimously
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London
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Ironton
Collier
Wiliam C. Wiseman
Carnegie Dies at 66 in New York
Dale Carnegie author of How to Win Friends and Influence People died at his New York home after a period of illness. The 66 year old writer and lecturer had long conducted public speaking courses and attained wealth and fame by stressing social and business communication.
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Polygamist Held with Three Wives in Utah
Salt Lake City police arrested 52 year old construction worker Albert Emund Barow on unlawful cohabitation charges. County Atty. Frank E Moss said he has fathered 32 children by three wives and cited his religious beliefs as prompting polygamy.
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