Reds Charge War Threat Across Global Perimeter
Moscow accuses the United States of establishing bases for atomic armed missiles around the Soviet Union. Pravda warns of a broad springboard for atomic warfare from Europe to the Far East, naming Turkey Iran Japan and northern Italy as locations. It says the plans target the Soviet Union and socialist nations and threatens retaliation with similar weapons.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
United States
Soviet Union
Pravda
Soviet Party
U.S
Turkey
Iran
Japan
Okinawa
Alaska
Europe
Far East
Russia
Italy
Heavy Rains Wreck Crops Across 25,000 Acres in Florida
Pompano Beach reports torrential rain Monday night flooding fields and causing about 15 million dollars in damage to truck crops. Assistant agricultural agent Wayne Collier estimates 65 to 85 percent of crops on 25,000 acres harmed as water recedes. Rain fell 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. with totals up to 16 inches.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Wayne Collier
Varied Weather For Missouri
Missouri weather showed a tornado in Kennett bootheel damaging homes and uprooting trees and power lines. One injury reported Ronald R Pickston 22 of Kennett knocked unconscious by live wire pulled free by linemen. A four inch snow disrupted Kansas City traffic with a four hour tangle.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kennett
Bootheel
Ronald R. Pickston
Israel plans U.N. supervised Gaza governance proposal
Dag Hammarskjold to hear Israel outline a plan under U.N. surveillance where Israeli forces would withdraw from Gaza but Israeli authorities would remain to run social and civil administration. Egypt and Arab states oppose. U.S. suggests UNEF could occupy Gaza coast refugees zone until a settlement. UN debate to shape the police force future. Israel has withdrawn from all areas except Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Gaza Strip
U.N
Abba Eban
Hammarskjold
Strip
Egypt
Gaza
United States
General Assembly
UNEF
Sinai Desert
Gulf of Aqaba
Assembly
Sharm el Sheikh
Aqaba
Gulf
World-Wide News Briefs highlights royal and diplomatic travels
King Saud of Saudi Arabia met Generalissimo Franco during a stopover in Algeciras as he travels to the United States. Soviet Defense Minister Zhukov left Moscow to attend India's independence celebration in New Delhi, with overnight stops in Tashkent. Britain questions Yemen cease-fire talks as propaganda, noting unclear acceptance and broader border issues in Aden.
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Spain
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
Francisco Franco
Lnner
Jose Huesca Monereo
Gibraltar
Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
Soviet Union
New Delhi
Zhukov
Col
N. D. Nanavati
Tashkent
Soviet Asia
London
Yemen
Aden Protectorate
Britain
Free Yemen
Comedian Jim Durante Performs Mostly Self Composed Songs
Nightclub and film appearances feature Frank Durante singing mainly own compositions. Lyrics include inventive lines like Inka Dinka 100. The remark highlights Durante’s self penned music and distinctive vocal style.
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Jimmy Durante
Little Inch Gas Pipeline Explosion Near East Berlin
The Little Inch natural gas line exploded 15 miles northwest of York Pennsylvania sending flames 200 feet high for over two hours. No casualties reported and service expected to continue. Fire companies fought the blaze as nearby trees caught fire until gas was cut at Chambersburg and Marietta.
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East Berlin
Chambersburg
Marietta
E. R. Cunningham
Vice Press
In charge of operations of Texas Eastern sold in Shreveport
A report notes the Texas Eastern operation remained intact after sale in Shreveport Louisiana with headquarters and service continuity, reflecting organizational stability despite ownership changes.
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Texas Eastern
Shreveport
Colorado Seeks Livestock Diagnostic Laboratory
Colorado legislators introduced a bill in the State House to establish a diagnostic center for livestock and poultry. Colorado A and M College would manage the facility. Last year about 62,000 Arkansas Valley turkeys died from disease, valued at 91510 dollars.
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Denver
Colorado
State House
Colorado A & M College
Arkansas Valley
Pleads Guilty To Car Theft Charge In Dallas Case
Mrs Mary Kathryn Smith 32 a member of a car theft ring operating between Wichita and Dallas was convicted of selling two stolen cars in Dallas for 1000 each Two others Paul Brinkley and Vernon Howard Smith her husband pleaded guilty last week and were sentenced to five years each for transporting stolen cars to Dallas She claimed she did not know the cars were stolen and said her husband and Brinkley did not tell her until after the sales.
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Dallas
Mary Kathryn Smith
Wichita
Paul Brinkley
Vernon Howard Smith
Tolls Foreseen If Suez Canal Reopens
Cairo editor Mohamed Heikal writes that if the Suez Canal resumes service Egypt will demand tolls from all ships. Heikal’s piece says Egypt would halt clearance until Israel withdraws from Gaza and the Sinai coast, and favors international cooperation without domination by any state or group.
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Nasser
Suez Canal
Egypt
Mohamed Heikal Alsaj
Israel
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N. Resolu
Notable Phrases in a Patchwork of the Palestine Question
The excerpt notes that the statement to the contrary is part of the Palestine question. It adds that only tolls payable to Egypt were new, while Nebraska and Iowa demanded treatment under inspection by department officials. It mentions scabies as an infectious skin disease.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Cattle at National Western Stock Show Infected
Denver reports cattle from Nebraska, Iowa, Washington and South Dakota tested positive for scabies at the National Western Stock Show. The Colorado Agriculture Department announced the four-state consignments carrying the infection and noted the affected lots.
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Denver
Colorado Agriculture Department
Nebraska
Iowa
Washington
South Dakota
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