Eisenhower studies Middle East sanctions and alerts nation
President Eisenhower conferred with congressional leaders on the Middle East and Israel sanctions and plans a national address. Secretary Dulles and U.N. Ambassador Lodge joined to discuss options as a new atomic rocket system is deployed for air defense.
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Eisenhower Middle East report to be televised and broadcast
President Eisenhower will address the Middle East crisis in a televised address at 8 p m in this area on channels 2 and 7 and on radio at 6 p m on KAJ ENX 6236 p m on KABC and D230 p m or WEL At presstime channel 4 had not confirmed its broadcast time The impression from bearing Zisen hower was that the administration is prepared to support the United Nations if the U N imposes economic sanctions on Israel The issue of sanctions arises because Israel refused to withdraw troops from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba area per U N demand Continued on Page A-4 Col 1.
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Sweden says Russ lied on Wallenberg prison death
Sweden accused the Soviet government of lying about Raoul Wallenberg who died in a Moscow prison. Stockholm called the Soviet note an attempt to dodge responsibility for the secret police and said Bulganin’s government could not have been ignorant of his imprisonment. The note responded to two Soviet memoranda blaming wartime security head Abakumov, who was executed in 1954.
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Volcano De Fuego Erupts Near Antigua Guatemala
The De Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupted Tuesday night showering dust and pebbles over a wide area. No casualties were reported as American tourists and Guatemalans fled Antigua. The 10,700 foot volcano sits about 10 miles southwest of Antigua and 7T miles from Guatemala City. The eruption was the most violent in 25 years with fire columns visible for over 30 miles and lava streams cascading from the cone.
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Passengers slugged as two youths held up Santa Fe train
Police tied two recently discharged Marines to a Santa Ana train robbery after threats and a slugging left several passengers fundraising up. About 411 victims were Marines en route home. Vernon Piggee, 20, Los Angeles, and Elven Dickson, 17, Pendende, were arrested on suspicion of strongarm robbery and to be returned to San Diego. Officers noted wrist watches offered for sale by the suspects but not seized.
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No Deaths in Collapse of Building in Rio de Janeiro
Firemen reported no deaths after the 11 story building collapsed spilling rubble onto a main shopping street on Tuesday. Seventeen people were injured but all injuries described as minor. witnesses saw two men buried before crews found everyone accounted for. The condemned, largely vacant building toppled as tenants fled into the street and a bulldozer began the fall.
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Union Hall Burglary Stolen Safe Holds 17700
Detectives investigated a burglary at the Orange County Carpenters Union Hall at 2628 Newport Boulevard after thieves pried a side window and carried away a 500 pound safe containing 17700 in currency checks and negotiable notes plus complete records. No leads were reported and the motive or anti union faction is being examined.
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Weather update shows little change in temperature
Weather brief notes a mostly cool pattern with minor temperature shifts through Thursday. Forecasters expect only small changes, keeping conditions mild and comfortable with light winds and no significant precipitation indicated.
Mrs Billy Sunday Dies in Phoenix
Mrs Helen Sunday widow of evangelist Billy Sunday died in Phoenix at age 88 while staying with her grandson Paul. UPI reports a prior illness of cancer and heart trouble, with a hospital stay and a fire related incident mentioned in the garbled text.
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West European pact aims to end trade barriers among six nations
In Paris, leaders from France West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg backed treaties to remove internal tariffs over a 12 to 17 year trial, establish a unified external tariff, and create Euratom a six nation pool for atomic materials and power. Spaak led final drafting as experts prepare textual forms for signature in Rome. Britain backs the move hoping to streamline Western Europe’s economy to compete with the USSR and the United States. The pact seeks a free trade area among the six with a core inner group forming the future model.
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House Cuts: Treasury and Post Office Budget Action
The House upheld a 90.364 million dollar cut in 1258 appropriations for the Treasury and Post Office Departments. It passed a bill allocating 69.467 million to the Treasury and 3.182 billion to the Post Office for operating expenses starting July 1. The Treasury allotment was 22.364 million and postal funds 58.0 million below Eisenhower’s request.
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Kremlin Watch and Power Shifts Hint at New Showdown
A fragmentary local column notes potential shifts among Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin as Stalin policies loom in the background. The piece references William L. Ryan’s analysis and directs readers to multiple pages for full coverage, including politics, sports, and notices across the edition.
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Armstrong concert blast sparks at Chilhowne Park audience
Dynamite explosion near a jazz concert by Louis Armstrong in EQNOXVILLE TENN caused no injuries or major damage. Police say a car tossed a stick of dynamite over a fence and fled. a segregated crowd of about 2,000 whites and 1,000 Negroes remained seated as Armstrong and his five piece group continued the show. The incident follows earlier racist acts in Clinton and hints at continued tensions in the area.
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