Stevenson Attacked After UN Talk in Dallas Crowd
Adlai Stevenson faced a disorderly post speech melee at the Dallas Municipal Auditorium as about 100 protesters blocked the street and one spurred a sign to his head. Police arrested two men and a woman near his car amid shouted questions from ultraconservatives and flag waving pickets.
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United Nations
Fredrickson
Adlai
Uncle Sam
Frank McGehee
McGehee
Young Americans For Freedom
Adlai Stevenson
Rain and wind hit southeast coast with Ginny’s proximity
Rainy windy weather affected the southeast coast as Hurricane Ginny steamed north about 135 miles south of Charleston. Gale warnings were issued while coastal Georgia and South Carolina saw moderate rain and strong winds. Pacific Northwest showers dwindled. another band passed from Texas to Lake Superior.
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Pacific Northwest
Ginny
Charleston
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Ocean
North Carolina
Brunswick
Nenni Seeks Unity as Socialist Congress Decides Ally
Pietro Nenni leads the Marxist Socialist party into a national congress to choose backing a center-left government with the Christian Democrats, potentially giving a parliamentary majority, ending a five month stalemate, and isolating the Communists.
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Pietro Nenni
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Socialist Party
Christian Democrats
Italy
Nenni
Christian Democratic
Amintore Fanfani
Unseasonably Warm Outlook as Showers Possible Next Week
No rain is in prospect through Saturday for the area with unseasonably warm temperatures. A developing chance of rain and showers in the Mississippi Valley may reach here next week. The high yesterday was 84 and the low today was 52.
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Miners Trapped as Rescue Reaches Seven in German Mine
In Germany 50 miners were trapped after a flood at the Len gede iron mine. Seven were reached in a side shaft. 43 remain trapped as divers work to widen a small borehole for a rescue bomb. Major water and mud filled the main shaft, with 600,000 cubic yards involved. Officials suspect nearby highway construction may have weakened the banks.
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Hildesheim
Germany
Lengede
Hannover
Algerian Govt Reports Moroccan Withdrawal After Clash
The Algerian government said by Thursday morning Moroccan forces had pulled back 11 miles from their initial advance. The announcement reported seven Algerian casualties eight injuries: one serious and six minor.
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Ben Bella
el Hadj
Kabylie
Hocine Ait Ahmed
Ship Strike In Canada Ends After Union Vote
In Montreal, SIU members on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway voted to end a four day walkout protesting a government trusteeship. About 2,000 Seafarers’ International Union of Canada workers returned to duty as trustees agreed not to interfere with internal union affairs or occupy headquarters.
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International Union of Canada
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Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Hal C. Panks
Ottawa
Canada
Banks
Compromise Civil Rights Bill Stalemate Persists in Congress
In Washington the civil rights compromise eludes Kennedy as Republicans and Democrats clash on a bill. A GOP backed omnibus proposal meets Kennedy’s administration aims only for a community relations service and broader desegregation goals, while Republicans demand Kennedy endorse their plan on national television.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Carolinas Brace For Hurricane Ginny On Coast
Ginny hurled 95 mph winds toward the South Carolina coast as the Weather Bureau ordered evacuations for low lying areas and evacuee shelters set up in area schools. Warnings extended from Charleston to Cape Fear with gales offshore and along the coast.
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Ginny
South Carolina
Weather Bureau
John Cummings
Charleston Weather Bureau
Ocean Drive
North Carolina
Quake Shakes British Coast Near Portsmouth
An underwater tremor centered about two miles south of Portsmouth rattled towns and villages across a fifty mile arc in England. No injuries or serious damage reported as observers call it a minor quake in a region that experiences small seismic events every few years.
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England
English Channel
Kew Observatory
London
Chase Ends In Arrest On Kidnaping Charges
A 12 mile high speed pursuit on U S 42 ended with the arrest of Roger McQueen 24 of St Louis MO in Erlanger Kenton County as a suspect in at least two kidnappings one in Ohio and one in Kentucky Police say a gunman forced a driver to move to Covington and tried to abduct a Walnut Hills resident before being stopped and surrendering after threatening Fisk for minutes.
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Erlanger
Kenton County
R C. Richardson
Roger McQueen
St. Louis
Richardson
James Fisk
Beacon Light
U. S. 42
Florence
Boone County
Fisk
John Raiser
Walnut Hills
Mike Bogosian
Raiser
Congress On Medical Quackery Opens Second National Congress
The second National Congress on Medical Quackery opens amid clashes with the National Health Federation as FDA and AMA sponsor competing meetings. Leaders from AMA FDA and the federation criticize quackery and call for aggressive action against it. Miles Robinson urges ending AMA influence over drug company funding and FDA policy.
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Krebiozen
The
Food and Drug Administration
National Health Federation
Federation
Congress
National Congress
Miles Robinson
Potomac, Mad
FDA Cites Quackery Tactics At Congress Hearing
FDA Commissioner Larrick named several entities tied to quackery and warned of ongoing prosecutions. He cited Roy Paxton and Fred Hart, plus W Earl Irons for past misbranding, and noted campaigns pressuring new dietary rules. He described cases like Krebiozen and ocean water bottling, urging doctors to resist patient pressure and avoid endorsing ineffective remedies.
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National Health Federation
Roy F. Paxton
Paxton
Fred J. Hart
Hart
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Federation
Brown
Annis
Krebiozen
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