Jordan demands removal of Yank from truce observer
Jordanian pressure to oust U S Marine Col Byron Leary as U N truce observer risks breaking mediator talks along the Jordan Israel frontier. Leary retains U N support per Dag Hammarskjold. Jordan cites Israeli convoy incident and fires across borders as reasons to push the matter to the U N Security Council.
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Jordan
U. S
Byron Leary
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Orts
Mt. Scopus
Israel
Bethlehem-Jordan
U. N. Security Council
Samir Rifai
Yarhiv
Tel Azaziat
Syria
Damascus
U. N. Mixed Armistice Commissions
Horse Bolt Sparks Mother Goose Parade Frenzy
A horse fled a riding stable during the Mother Goose parade in El Cajon California yesterday injuring more than a dozen spectators. Ten were hospitalized and five patients were children. Gov. and Mrs. Knight were watching from the reviewing stand as the horse bolted through crowds and knocked down women and children along the line of march.
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San Diego
Calif
el Cajon
Goodwin J Knight
Prince George of Greece Dies at 88 in Paris
Paris reports the death of Prince George of Greece age 88 uncle to King Paul. He lived in France for many years and was vice admiral of the Greek fleet. Survived by his widow Princess Marie Bonaparte. He was linked to the Danish royal family and held the title Prince of Denmark.
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Prince George
Greece
Paul
France
George I
Marie Bonaparte
George
Prince of
Denmark
Liberian Tanker Launched By Japanese Yard
A 38,750-ton Liberian tanker built by Kawasaki Dockyard Co. in Kobe was launched today. Ordered by Ocean Oil Associates of New York, the ship is expected to be completed by January 31 and features a 16,500 horsepower turbine. Estimated build cost is 5,925,972 dollars.
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Japan
Kawasaki Dockyard Co
Ocean Oil Associates, Inc
New York
No connection found between trauma and diabetes says Dr Elliott Joslin
Dr Elliott Joslin disputes trauma as a cause of diabetes noting few reliable cases from pancreatic injury and stressing that emotional or physical trauma does not trigger diabetes. He cites Army and civilian records, urges diabetics to protect feet, avoid injuries, and rest if needed. He also highlights infection risks and proper bed rest.
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France
Great Britain
United States
Harvard College
Meeres
Sputnik Rocket Due Over Cincy Tonight
Cincinnati residents will glimpse the first Russian satellite rocket as it nears earth. The object is expected to appear around 6 34 p m and could arrive earlier if its speed slows, per Dr A K Presnell president of the Cincinnati Astronomical Society.
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Cincinnati
Influenza Toll Reported Across Japan
A Welfare Ministry official announced 499 deaths from influenza across Japan as the illness sweeps the country. The figure highlights the severity of the outbreak and the government’s ongoing response.
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Tokyop
Japan
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