Israeli raid on Egyptian post and border clashes raise tensions
Israeli forces stormed a Kuntila frontier post inside Egyptian territory, killing four Egyptians and four Israelis and taking prisoners amid continued border violence. Egypt protested to the UN. Syria and Saudi Arabia signed and discussed defense pacts.
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AG Bev Puah
Spvva
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Kuntila
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Geneva
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Saudi Arabia
Supreme Defense Council
Syria
Damascus
Big Four Bicker At Geneva Meet
The opening round of the Big Four foreign ministers conference shows East West tensions as Molotov blocks Western plans on Germany and European security. Western aims to shape Middle East influence face Moscow expansion worries amid cautious talks and stalled negotiations.
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Palace of Nations
Switzerland
U.S
State Dulles
France
Antoine Pinay
Harold MacMillan
Britain
Europe
Germany
Dulles
Molotov
Middle East
Eisenhower Sees First Movie During Recovery at Fitzsimons
President Eisenhower, finishing week five of hospitalization for a heart attack, watched his first film since his illness. Doctors report increasing activity as he crawls back, while Russia approves atoms for peace steps and Geneva ministers express hope for his recovery. Hagerty says the two hour technicolor movie was enjoyed fully in a wheelchair and easy chair. He continues drafting the State of the Union and will receive Agriculture Secretary Benson tomorrow.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Russia
Geneva
Great Britain
France
Lowry Air Force Base
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Jury cannot decide fault in bank cashier case in Kentucky
In Owensboro a federal jury failed to reach a verdict on Bernard Ware Barrett a bank cashier who admitted aiding customers to the tune of 535000 in worthless checks The trial centered on mental competency and potential motives with doctors disputing Barretts condition and prosecutors arguing no proof of motive Barrett faces separate trials on false entries and misapplying funds Meanwhile L E Owens an air operator awaits trial on 1185 checks overdrawing 168701
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Bernard Ware Barrett
Bank of Whitesville
Whitesville
Barrett
U.S
Rich Pickets Strike For Security At GM Cadillac
In New York eighty four Cadillac salesmen with high earnings walked out seeking job security. The strike by members of the AFL Brotherhood of Teamsters affects showrooms in Manhattan the Bronx Brooklyn and New Rochelle ahead of GM's anticipated billion dollar annual sales.
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AFL Brotherhood of Teamsters
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Manhattan
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Brooklyn
New Rochelle
N.Y
New Clues Spur Search In Chicago
Investigators pursue the most promising lead in the case of three boys found dead in a ditch at Robingon Woods. A blue car abandoned on the Southwest Side held three pairs of blue jeans and a white flannel shirt, seen near the victims before their bodies surfaced. Police traced the car’s license plate to an owner admitted to a mental hospital, while the parents dispute the clothing found in the car.
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Chicago
Robingon Woods
Robert Peterson
John Schuessler
Anton
Northwest Side
Anton Schuessler
Weather outlook for weekend turns windy and cold
Forecast warns of a windy fall weekend with showers tonight and colder conditions Saturday and Sunday. Official forecast says gradual cooling with possible thunderstorms this evening and a low around 38. Saturday remains cloudy and cooler after a warm day record of 78 and a low of 49 earlier.
Arabs Abstain as Atom Peace Plan Clears UN Committee
A Western backed plan for an international agency to promote peaceful atomic energy wins 53 0 approval in a UN committee despite Arab abstentions. The draft calls for a second international atomic energy conference within three years and a study on the agency’s relationship to the UN. Russia India and others join Brazil and Czechoslovakia in negotiations for a statute while Israel’s sponsorship lingers as Arab objections drift.
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Eisenhower
India
Russia
Mohammed Fadhii Al-Jamali
Iraq
U. N
Middle East
Israel
Arab League
U.N
General Assembly
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
Dag Hammarskjold
White House denies Cabinet ouster plot against Benson
The White House and Benson disputed Farm Journal claims of a plot by Atty. Gen Brownell Postmaster General Summerfield and Harold E Stassen to oust Benson over the farm program. Benson said there was no cabinet split and that the administration backs his farm policy amid attacks from Democrats and some Republicans.
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White House
Benson
Farm Journal
Denver
Eisenhower
Atty
Gen Brownell
Summerfield
Harold E. Stassen
Administration
Murray Snyder
Secretary of Agriculture
America
Wheeler McMilen
Robert
McMillen
Middletown adopts voting machines for upcoming election
Sunday's Journal highlights training for Mid dleton residents on new voting machines before the November 8 election. A photo story will show machine operation. Also features Catholic Youth activities and plans for Mt. Pleasant Home expansion with an artist's conception of final plans. Ohio educators discuss state education issues at a White House Conference. Middletown delegates report back.
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Monroe
Valley
White House
Middletown
Truman Stresses Unity of All Military Services at Navy Day
Former President Harry S. Truman told a Navy Day audience at the Olathe Naval Air Station that all three military branches are essential and must cooperate to keep the nation strong. He cited sea control in the Korean conflict and warned against war without interservice cooperation.
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Olathe
Kan
Harry S. Truman
Olathe Naval Air Station
Truman
Korea
Mirror and Times Clash Over Princess Margaret Romance
London Daily Mirror accuses The Times of pressuring Princess Margaret to give up her lover Peter Townsend with a bullying ultimatum. The Mirror claims 40 million daily readers and mocks the Times while noting the royal family attended Covent Garden to see The Bartered Bride.
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London Daily Mirror Today
London Times
Times
The
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the Mirror
the Times
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Britain
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Townsend
Covent Garden
Blade kills employee at Kroehler Mfg in Xenia
A shaper machine blade flew loose at Kroehler Manufacturing in Xenia killing Robert Rogers 23. Coroner H C Shick reported the mishap occurred yesterday at the Ohio plant.
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Xenia
Ohio
Robert Rogers
Kroehler Mfg. Co
H. C. Shick
Faure Wins Third Confidence Vote In Assembly
Paris AP Edouard Faure won a 271 to 259 confidence vote in the French National Assembly securing a basis for a December general election move. The session endorsed government policies while opposing Socialist and Communist no confidence motions. The issue remains election timing and voting method reforms.
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Paris
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Morocco
Algeria
Pierre Pflimlin
Test Tube Births Risk Legal Action
Doctors in Chicago were advised not to use artificial insemination unless the donor is the patient's husband. George E. Hall of the AMA warned of potential criminal liability amid a Cook County court ruling that such insemination with a non husband donor is adultery and creates an illegitimate child.
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Chicago
George E. Hall
The
American Medical Assn
Cook County
Hall
Gibson E. Gorman
Gorman
Chicago Medical Society
UtahPolygamy Drive Faces Long Haul As Cases Rise
State and local officers began prosecutions against four men in Utah polygamy cases. Officials say evidence is hard to pin down as some suspects move between homes. Two men faced unlawful cohabitation charges and bond. Other potential cases linger as investigators estimate dozens of participants and many children involved.
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John V. Hurst
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. R. Callister Jr
Callister
Salt Lake County
Frank E. Moss
Fice
David B. Darger
Heber C. Smith Jr
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