Israel police halt Jordanian infiltrators after brief clash
An Israeli police patrol repelled Jordanian infiltrators in a brief firefight that killed two, amid a week of cross border clashes as Arab leaders met in Cairo to coordinate policy against Israel. The report notes regional tensions and potential alliances shaping a broader conflict.
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Cairo
Israel
Gaic
Jordan Iphier
West
Securi Cozumel
Ges
Mustice
Irem
Gamal Abdel Xs
King Saud
Satfr Aredia Westh
Kewatian
Hussein Fred
Joka Gizbo Pasha
London
Hussein
el Ghazzi
Britain
Ehseset
Gisbo
Buckingham Palace
Fiat
Agmnan
Hasheth
Ei Eeliets Orai
Conviction Of Ex Union Boss Gold Upheld By Court
The US Court of Appeals upholds the conviction of former union leader Ben Gold on charges of false statements and Communist association. The panel vote preserves the verdict. Gold’s attorney says he will seek Supreme Court review. Gold previously led the Inter union in 1919 and admitted 30 years as a member.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
Ben Gold
Gold
Josep Forer
Supreme Court Gold
Inter Cio
NLRB
Gald
Jeter
Gerde
Flood Threat Rising Along Ohio River Sections
A storm threatens the Ohio River region with rising water and gusting winds. Officials warn of significant flood potential across Kentucky and Ohio with temperatures dropping below zero in several areas.
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Ohio River
United Press
Basses Tongs
Ohio
Stowly Cowes
Gatel & Dangerous
Kentucky
Acess
Baltins
Gowland
Wheels Downs
Las England
North
Desota
Mioneseta
Cero
Mima
Engineer Whose Train Killed Five Receives $35 Fine
G. W. Raven of the Seaboard Meteor was fined 35 dollars after his train exceeded the city speed limit. He offered no defense as the incident caused five deaths.
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G. W. Raven
Seaboard Meteor
Two New York Boys Sentenced To Write Essay on U S History
Two New York high school students, Joseph Gilroy and Thomas Shanahan, were ordered by Adolescent Court Magistrate J Randall Creel to write an essay on U S history as a form of assignment after a feotage donnybrook aboard a subway rain en route to a Madison Square Garden basketball game. Creel framed the task as a way to teach responsibility, citing Washington era youth and urging timely submission on February 27.
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New York
Joseph
Gilroy
Thomas Shanahan
J. Randall Creel
Donnybrook
Madison Square Garden
Nordheim Annexation Drive Prompts City Plan Considerations
Nordheim residents back annexation to extend city services including engineering, sewage and utilities to 24 acres along Oaklawr and Gene Street. The plan includes Oaklawr School and a six grade section, though not the fairgrounds, with a four week public notice and petition process requiring signatures from real estate owners and elector majorities before council approval.
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Nordheim
Nordheim Resi
Gems
Allox
Bourne
Jackson
Dora
Grandive
Gene Street
Oaklawr
Gafner
Siane
Rioting Flare Ups Mark Algeria Crisis Across Tunis Paris
The article describes anti French protests and mob violence in Tunis and Paris linked to the Algeria crisis. It notes Moles and officials in London pressing action, with discussions involving Eden and Mendes France amid tensions over Egypt.
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Tunis
Paris
RIS
Gay Moles
London
Sundar
Egypt
Consulate
Informais
Christian
Angie
France
Motle
Eden
Esypt
Louisiana Governor Earl Long Advice on Marriage
In Lamesa Texas Governor Earl K Long of Louisiana told a reporter to "Find yourself a rich girl" as marriage advice. He said this would save about 90 years of hard work, reflecting a candid political remark during an interview.
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Lerge
Creel
Lamesa
Texis
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
McKay Seeks Senate Seat in Oregon Primary
McKay files as candidate for U.S. Senate in Oregon. The move follows his resignation from an Interior post and favors from President Eisenhower, who endorses McKay in advance of the Oregon primary. Morse criticizes McKay and supports the White House chosen candidate.
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McKay
Senate
States Senate
Eisenhower
Oregon
Morse
Interior Department
White House
Open Drive To Impeach Gov. Folsom
A drive to impeach Governor Folsom gathers momentum in Birmingham Alabama. Petition accuses Folsom of crime and lawlessness and criticizes his denunciations and support base amid a contentious political climate.
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Birmongham
Ale
Jemues E. Folsom
Ceater
Univ x Mae
Frosts Folsom
Cam
Folsom Saic i Bis Stata & Sigie
Greeks in Athens and Cyprus Protest British Cyprus Action
Infuriated mobs clash in Cyprus and thousands march in Athens against Britain expelling nationalist Arcis. Riots injure dozens as crowds battle security forces and police use tear gas. Archbishop Sprricon appeals to churches amid rising tensions shaping NATO Cyprus crisis.
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Cyprus
Athens
Arcis
Caen
Salonika
Sprricon
Ortherox
Chai- Diezike
Encour
NATO Unks
Mars
John Hascing
Milwaukee blaze leaves woman dead four injured
An elderly Milwaukee resident died and four others were injured in a south side fire. A two story brick building housing 23 occupants was damaged and many escaped using ladders. Fire Chief Ed Wischer put damage at about 300000 dollars as firefighters battled the flames.
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Ed Wischer
Nixon's Vote Breaks Tie Blocking High Wheat Supports
The Senate split 45 to 45 on high price supports for wheat, with Nixon breaking the tie to defeat rigid wheat subsidies. Admin hopes rise for a farm bill before spring planting as Benson and others press for a favorable measure on crops like peanuts and corn.
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Nixon
Benson
Ezra Taft Benson
White House
Senate
Johnson
Gruenther to Confer With Ike and Allied Chiefs
Gen Alfred Gruenther will fly to the United States Monday to confer with President Eisenhower and other U S and Canadian leaders. He will report on France's use of troops pledged to European defense to bolster the French army in Algeria and had met with Premier Guy Mollet to protest weakening Atlantic Pact forces.
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Alfred Gmerther
Eisenhower
U.S
France
Algeria
Guy Mollet
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