War fears rise over Gaza Strip confrontation
Reported warnings by President Nasser that any attempt to seize Gaza would mean war echo through Cairo and UN circles. Arab states warned of united action if Israel presses its border clashes, while Egyptian forces bolster positions around Gaza amid ongoing hostilities and casualties on both sides.
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Red Leaders Due in Bucharest Conference Prompted
London dispatch says top Soviet and satellite leaders were due in Bucharest possibly for a conference on Yugoslav tensions. Hegedus and Rakosi were mentioned with Belgrade ties. diplomacy aims to ease rifts and reassure satellites amid stand‑off and economic pressure.
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Three Found Dead in Shack Near Cadott Area
Cadott Wisconsin reported three members of a family found dead in a one room shack Friday. Albert Warzer 48, Bis 2oeur 36, and their infant daughter died from smoke inhalation. Two surviving children Michael 3 and Cheris 2 were hospitalized in Wausau after exposure. Hospital spokesman said they inhaled some kind of smoke. Authorities withheld other details and officials were unavailable for comment.
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Six Story Frame Boardwalk Hotel Destroyed by Fire
A six story frame hotel on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City caught fire and burned rapidly, leaving only the north section standing. The 220 room structure housed six guests and six employees who escaped unharmed, while a police officer, guest, and employee sustained injuries treated at Atlantic City Hospital. West winds spread embers to nearby homes, igniting several small fires checked by residents and fire crews.
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Menon to Confer With Dulles on Formosa and Policy
Indian ambassador V. K. Menon plans talks with Secretary of State Dulles in Washington next week. discussions will cover Far East issues including Formosa and Sino American tensions, with potential references to the Bandung conference and US policy. Dulles and Eisenhower recently hinted at forthcoming strategy shifts.
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Drunk Denver Judge Jails Man After Disruption
Victor A Welz, 45, interrupted the Denver Police Court proceedings to admonish Judge McNemera and others, leading to a jail sentence for drunkenness in a police case.
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Mercy Hospital Plans a Half Million Addition
Mercy Hospital announces a 500000 expansion to add two floors with eight single patient rooms and new operating suites. Sister M Leurentina says local contractors and labor will be used where possible with modern sterile facilities and enhanced comfort for patients. The project includes improved sterilizing areas and new anesthesia and recovery spaces, connected to the current hospital.
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Americans Seen In Russ Slave Camps Report
Vienna reports state U S airmen and other prisoners were photographed by German guards in Soviet camps during and after World War II. Names include Hopkins and Turbin. one man identified as Johnny Hopkins was later linked to a Dutch Jew who emigrated to the United States. The accounts describe camps near Karaganda and Vorkuta with prisoners held into the 1950s.
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Two Freed Airmen Eager To Fly Again
Four Korean War veterans released from Chinese camps visit Hawaii to inspect Hawaii Air National Guard F-86 Sabres. Capt. Harold Fischer and Lt. Lyle Cameron, joined by Edwin L. Heiler and land Parks, express eagerness to fly again as families tour planes and officials screen the men. A tentative departure from Hickam Field is planned for Monday afternoon.
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Eisenhower Signs Bills to Free Surplus Federal Property
President Eisenhower signs two laws authorizing billions in surplus federal property to be allocated free to schools and hospitals, expanding access to educational and medical institutions nationwide.
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Sheboygan D A Won t Act On Guns At Kehler
Sheboygan Wisconsin district attorney David Weber announced he would not file charges against Police Chief Waldemar Capelle over possession of machine guns amid union and political pressure. Weber cited state machine gun law as needing clarification and noted support from labor groups in the recent election. The Kehler village case stems from ongoing labor actions at Konhie Co with workers on strike since April 3, 1854.
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Weather Summary for Sunn Bay and Surroundings
The forecast shows scattered showers tonight across the north center with showers forming east and northeast spots. Moderate tonight and Sunday with some changes in temperature, showers likely northwest Monday and partly cloudy southeast, temperatures little changed. Buckstaff Observatory notes a max 63 and min 62 with 0.20 inch rain so far this event.
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Petersburg Hotel Breaker Sought for Extension
Petersburg Va witness reported a man who broke into a local hotel room and damaged 26 glass panes. Authorities seek to extend his confinement as part of the case and have placed him under review by state officials.
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Eden Plans Appeal To End Rail Strike
Prime Minister Anthony Eden reportedly planned a nationwide radio appeal to end the week-old railway walkout as Britain faced growing unemployment and factory closures. Negotiations between ASEF and the Nationalized Railway remained deadlocked, with leaders pressing for targeted pay raises while the government weighed limited freight service to sustain essential commerce.
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Action Headlines Spark Swift Outcomes in Odd Ad Line
An odd Northwestern want ad quips about fast results, mentioning a dramatic first test and a blur of names. It implies quick changes and a bold claim from a seller or advertiser. The fragment references a Mrs K price line and a Perch event, with a sensational tone.
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Ford and Union Near Accord On Guaranteed Pay
Ford Motor Co and the CIO expected to reach a near agreement on guaranteed wage terms after weekend talks. Local leaders, including Carl Sielisto of the world’s largest local, said no strikes would occur if proposals are met, while others cautioned against commenting on state matters and warned of possible action if demands remain unresolved. Union pressure and industry precedents loom as discussions continue amid reports of offers and leverage tactics.
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Air Force Aims Big Boost for B52 Fleet Upgrades
Air Force Secretary Harold E. Talbott told the Stock Growers Association in Cust, South Dakota that the U S Air Force is the most powerful force and requested 36 million dollars in extra funds to speed B52 bomber deliveries. The plan would convert three bomber bases Biggs El Paso and Ellsworth to handle the larger intercontinental design, with Wings from the base construction program.
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