King Hussein Attacks Egypt Over Propaganda War
Amman Jordan King Hussein denounces Egyptian leaders as treacherous and sold to communism blaming Cairo broadcasts for stirring Jordanian unrest. He spoke after Iraq offered mediation saying Egypt uses propaganda to divert attention from its internal woes and accuses refugees of backing talks with Israel.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Cairo
Egypt
Iraq
Israel
Middle East
Abdullah
Egypt May Settle Old Suez Fight
CAIROW World Bank President Eugene Black said he hopes Egypt and the old Suez Canal Co. will soon agree on compensation for stockholders. He denied plans for a compensation scheme and said he is a mediator. Talks followed discussions with Egyptian officials and Nasser. Egypt has said it would pay the closing value of shares on the Paris exchange from July 1956.
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al Ahram
New York Times
Cairo
Black
Nasser
Suez Canal Co
The
Times Dispatch
Paris Exchange
Women lack wives to advise them, men more successful
A dated quip claims women cannot match men due to absence of wives to advise them, reflecting gender stereotypes of the era.
Israel Denies Dulles Letter on UN Armistice Meetings
In Jerusalem a Foreign Ministry spokesman denied a report that U S Secretary of State Dulles urged Israel to rejoin U N Mixed Armistice Commission meetings and could not confirm Ben-Gurion received such a message. Israel says it has not left the commission though its representatives do not attend, while Syria reports patrol incursions and air violations along its border and filed a complaint with the commission.
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U. S
Dulles
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
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Ben-Gurion
Commission
Egypt
Damascus
Mixed Armstice Commission
Syria
Benson Tours Lisbon as U S Trade Mission Begins
Agriculture Secretary Benson arrived in Lisbon from Madrid on a 24 day globe circling trip. He visits countries targeted by the Agriculture Trade Development Act to promote U S farm exports and trade.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Benson
Madrid
Why Sputniks Stay Up The Orbit Explained
The article explains that Sputniks remain aloft due to high orbital speed balancing Earth's gravity. A rocket boosts to about 18 000 mph at 200 miles height, then gravity curves the path so the craft circles Earth with minimal air resistance. It contrasts this with US rockets that rose higher but fell back. President Eisenhower notes several reached 2 000 to 4 000 miles height, then fell.
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U.S
Earth
Eisenhower
Sputnik
Flares Sighted In Dark Ocean
HONOLULU AP The Coast Guard reported three flare sightings on the dark Pacific Sunday night and expanded the search area to 172 440 square miles. Officials did not confirm a link to the Pan American Strato cruiser with 44 aboard while the destroyer escort Epperson was ordered to investigate.
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Honolulu
Coast Guard
Pacific
Epperson
War Dead Honored By Nation
Washington honors the nation’s military dead at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with Veterans Day ceremonies. Gov. Joe Foss of South Dakota, a World War II Marine ace, spoke as officials note three Unknown Soldiers will represent World War I II and Korea next Veterans Day.
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Joe Foss
South Dakota
Korea
Eisenhower
Andrew Goodpaster
Arlington National Cemetery
Fiance Missing Flight Casts Shadow Over Kyoto Romance
Masako Sasaki sobs as plans to marry William Deck who promised to meet her at Kyoto Station at 6:30 a.m. Monday unravel after his Pan American airliner vanished in the Pacific. Deck, 24, of Radford Virginia, was to spend three weeks in Japan. she had studied dress design and awaited marriage.
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Masako Sasaki
Kyoto Station
William Deck
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Deck
Pacific
Masako
Bill
Navy Constellations report two flares west of missing airliner
Long range radar tracked flares 540 and 349 miles west of the Pan American jet's last position before it vanished near Honolulu. Surface ships scoured two rectangular search zones as Coast Guard officials reevaluated earlier sightings of a yellow dye marker and other possible signs. The Romance of the Skies carried 44 aboard from San Francisco to Honolulu when it failed to report at 6 p.m. Friday.
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Long Beach
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Honolulu
Married Dayton Man Kills Two Sweethearts
Dayton police report Robert Crites admitted killing his two teen sweethearts Beverly Eldred 17 and Deanna Fouch 16 amid a romantic quadrangle fearing discovery by his wife. The bodies were found near a county road south of Dayton. Crites 31 said he killed them and planned to take the bodies to Colorado then kill his wife’s sister. Prosecutor to decide on first degree murder charges.
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Deanna Jean Fouch
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Here
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Crites
Beckett
Colorado
Deanna
Beverly Deanna
Beverly
jQue
Veterans Administration Hospital
Frigidaire Division
General Motors
Moraine City
Laika the Soviet Space Dog Reported Dead
AP reports Laika, the first creature launched by the Soviet space program, died from a narcotic sleep to end suffering. Tass said Sputnik II’s program fulfilled and further data would come from radar and optics.
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Moscow
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Russia
Laika
London
A. C. Lovell
Barge Rams Trestle on Ogden Railroad Line
A runaway rock barge broke loose from its tug and rammed a 60-foot hole in the Lucia Cutoff trestle near Ogden Utah forcing a cattle train to stop west of the break. Crews expect repairs and detours around the 12-mile wooden trestle soon.
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Utah
Lucia
Here
Southern Pacific
Great Salt Lake
Little Fellow Safe Tax Probers Only Eye Big Expense Accounts
The IRS and Treasury said 1957 expense account reporting will be limited to what was required in prior years. They warned they will scrutinize major abuses but not demand unreasonably detailed records. The joint statement aims to reassure small claimants while emphasizing focus on larger abuses.
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Internal Revenue Service
Service
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Revenue Service
Weather appears mild with Wolff forecast
The weatherman predicts fair and milder conditions for the Miami Valley with southerly winds moving northward. Official figures show today reaching a high near 50 and a low around 32. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and a 57 degree high with possible late rain. Middletown reports a Sunday high of 42 at 2 pm and a 6:30 am low of 16. Saturday rainfall totals 0.30 inches. Pravda reports Syria aid ratified but makes no mention of military support.
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Miami
Middletown
Syria
Italian President Heads Four Day Turkey State Visit
Italian President Giovanni Gronchi and Foreign Minister Giuseppe Pella departed by plane for a four day state visit to Turkey. It marks their second Middle East trip in two months as Gronchi hints at Italy acting as mediator in the region.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Giuseppe Pella
Turkey
Middle East
Gronchi
Italy
Girl Smuggled Out Of Communist China Reunites With Parents
A 9 year old Chinese girl Aurora Wayrew, smuggled from Shanghai in 1949, arrives in Boston to reunite with her parents after 80 years apart. Senator Leverett Saltonstall helped secure entry. she travelled from San Francisco to Logan, meeting her mother for the first time.
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Aurora Way
Boston
Shanghai
Communist
China
Red
Aurora
Aura
Hong Kong
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Angry crowd surrounds Soviet Embassy in Karachi protest
About 500 demonstrators mobbed the Soviet Embassy in Karachi Sunday night to protest Moscow’s backing of India’s Kashmir claim. Police maintained order with a strong guard, preventing clashes.
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Karachi
India
Kashmir
Car Window Choices Girl dies ruled accidental
In Kansas City Kansas 22 month old Lucinda Lynn Howell died after her mother rolled up a rear car window without looking. Authorities say the top of the window caught the child's windpipe causing asphyxia while three other children played in the back seat. The mother, Vega M Howell 25, was in the front seat with a neighbor and relatives nearby.
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Kan
Lucinda Lynn Howell
Lynn
Fluoridation Urged to Tackle Widespread Tooth Decay
New York official says dental caries affect nearly all Americans and the nation spent about 1.6 billion dollars on dental care in 1955. He urges public water fluoridation, claiming it can cut tooth decay by about 60 percent despite impracticalities of daily brushing and limited dentists.
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David B. Ast
Bureau of Dental Health
New York
State Department of Healt
American ‘Public Health Assn
United States
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