Sultan of Morocco Is Removed From Power in Exile
Paris reports the Moroccan sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef and two sons sent to Corsica after Berber tribesmen led by Thami El Glaoui of Marrakech press for ouster. France cites clear will of Moroccan people as reason and fears civil war. Crown replaced by Moulay Mohammed Ben Arafa as imam amid turmoil in Rabat and Marrakech.
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Napoleon
Night's Low Here Was 50 And 30 for Morning Dip
The morning low reached 30 degrees two days after a record 48, with a calm cool spell from a Canadian air mass. Highs hit 79 on Wednesday as fair weather is forecast into Saturday with a 30 to 55 degree range tonight.
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Secret report on H bomb given to Eisenhower
President Eisenhower returned to the summer White House after a secret briefing on Soviet hydrogen bomb tests. He made no comment on Pravda's report of a test, while AEC officials said information was obtained the day the tests occurred and noted thermonuclear activity.
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New Strike Orders Rock Paris Labor Unions
Non Communist unions issue new strike orders affecting hundreds of thousands in metal and building trades. 43 hour stoppages begin tomorrow as workers walk out at major plants including Renault in Paris. One million idle as strikes disrupt railways coal mines post offices and ports amid government ultimatum.
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Reds To Step Up Exchange Of Prisoners
Panmunjom reports the Korean War POW exchange at the halfway mark with plans to send back 150 Americans tomorrow and 300 Koreans, while 60 Americans, 9 Britons, and 300 Koreans were freed today. Typhoon disrupted shipping. a sergeant Hiroshi firamura of Gallup NM received the Medal of Honor.
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Blast Wrecks B50 Bomber Near Picacho Peak
A giant B50 bomber exploded over the Arizona desert near Picacho Peak early today, plunging to the ground in flames. The 12 crew parachuted into the rocky wasteland and suffered serious injuries. one died at the scene. Ambulances evacuated two critically injured airmen to Hoakeme Hospital in Casa Grande. rescue teams from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base assisted.
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Kinsey survey hints at rising nude sleeping trend
Business Off. Too BLOOMINGTON Ind reports that half of married women told Dr Kinsey they regularly sleep nude. He says indications show percentages still rising, unsettling nightwear manufacturers. Condition of rivers notes Monocacy clear at Frederick junction Potomac clear at Weverton.
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Washington Knew Of Red H-Bomb Blast
Moscow announced a Soviet hydrogen bomb test of great strength. The AEC confirmed knowledge of a Aug 12 test and noted U S reactions in 1951 1952 at Eniwetok. The Pravda report urged disarmament while warning Western alarm over Malenkov remarks and proposing a one third conventional arms cut.
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City Erects Owls To Combat Starling Nuisance
City parks and police place two faced dummy owls high in trees to deter nightly starling roosts. Eight owls fix atop poles in Memorial Park Schley Park and Rockwell Terrace. Residents report quieter streets though some try home remedies. frost will end the problem.
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Hydrogen test claims spark U S Soviet note
Washington responded to Pravda reports by stating the United States conducted a hydrogen bomb test in 1951 52 with fission and thermonuclear reactions. AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss noted similar early U S tests and tied it to past Eniwetok series while indicating continued atomic weapons development. Stocks rose in New York after four declines.
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Iran crisis watch shifts to Fazollah Zahedi new premier
U S officials monitor Iran's revolution with Fazollah Zahedi, a 36 year old general allied to Shah, seen as anti British and anti Soviet, expected to stabilize the country and resolve the oil nationalization dispute as Mossadegh is ousted. Washington maintains watchful waiting over remnants of support for Mossadegh and potential risks from the Communist Tadeh party influence.
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American Indian Freedman Describes Communist Hospital Visit
Cpl. Faustino R. Chutaiut of Pala California, freed by Communist forces in Korea, says one hospital visit by Red doctors left him skeptical of their care after he was given dysentery medicine for his frozen feet. He withdrew faith in their medical aid following that encounter.
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Western states balk at U.N. compromise plan on Korean talks
At the United Nations the West rejected talk of compromising East West terms for a Korean peace conference. Russia’s Vishinsky proposed a round table with bloc seating, while Lodge pressed for a U.N. lineup that keeps intact Western allies and Korea with no watered down arrangements. The clash centered on who may vote and which nations sit with the communists in the talks.
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Peace is the United States duty says Stevenson on return
Adlai Stevenson returns from a six month world tour and declares only the United States can hold the free peoples of the world together. He calls the trip sobering and says a grand alliance of the free nations must be built with American leadership. Stevenson is welcomed at Idlewild Airport by Democratic leaders.
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Mossadegh ousted as Zahedi takes Tehran by storm
Mossadegh’s capture was announced by Tehran radio amid street fighting that left hundreds dead. Fazollah Zahedi, named premier, vows public trial and to prevent lynching while Shah returns from Rome. Zahedi moves to suppress Tudeh, form eight point reform plan, and stabilize relations with Britain and the Soviet Union.
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