Greek Aid Envoy Averoff Visits Tito and Nasser
Greek Foreign Minister Evangelos Averoff arrived at Brioni to meet Tito and Nasser amid discussions on Cyprus and Middle East policy. Yugoslav and UAR ministers were also slated to meet. Observers weigh Greece’s neutralist leanings versus Western bloc ties as talks continue.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nasser
Adriatic
Brioni
Evangelos Averoft
Averoff
Koca Popovic
Mohammed Fawzi
United Arab Republic
Greece
Nehru
North Atlantic Alliance
Cyprus
Eec
Avernus
Paris
U. S
Dulles
Masset
Egypt
Cairo
Middle East
Soldiers advertise to attract letters from girls abroad
Eleven American soldiers with the 1st Cavalry Division believed it paid to advertise. They appeared in a big US magazine inviting girls to write to them and within two weeks received over 2,000 letters from readers in the Virgin Islands Venezuela the Bahamas Scotland France Switzerland Germany England Canada Cuba Bermuda the Philippines Hawaii Lebanon Ireland and the United States.
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Korea
UPI
1St Cavalry Division
Survivors recount shark battle after Pacific crash
Three airmen from the 124th Air Force transport survived a Friday crash in the central Pacific. Nine aboard. one body recovered. five missing presumed drowned. Survivors Brown Phillips and Vanderee said they fought sharks during the rescue, aided by repellant and turbulence. They were picked up by the aircraft carrier Boxer 200 miles northeast of Johnston Island and treated at Tripler General Hospital. Captain Jonathan W. Brown described fighting a shark while the craft broke apart after engine failure.
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Pacific
Air Force
Honolulu
Boxer
James J. Vanderee
San Rafael
Jonathan W. Brown
Sioux City
Iowa
James M. Phillips
Vacaville
mid-Pacific
Brown
Phillips
Vanderee
Army
Johnston Island
Cold
Calif
James P. Vanderee
San Ha
Weseefael
Travis Air Force
California
Tokyo
Three Brothers Blamed in Costly Fire
Hackensack New Jersey police say three seven year old brothers admitted setting a weekend blaze that destroyed or damaged eight cars four houses a gas station and the Comfort Coal and Lumber yard. The youths were taken into custody Sunday and released to their parents after questioning.
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Hackensalk
Comfort Coal and ‘Lumber Co
Owen Toolen
Beiruts Premier cites new rebel captives in UAR blame
Premier Sami Solh publicized a list of 50 Syrians and Lebanese rebels said to be captured smuggling arms, claiming they trained in Syria under UAR influence. He urged UN observers to question them and released confessions as Lebanon braces for possible major fighting in Beirut amid ongoing shelling and shootings. The premier criticized UN observers for lacking access to frontier areas.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sami Solh
Nasser
United Arab Republic
UAR
Solh
Bermit
Ae Ee
Syria
United Nations
U.N
Sola
Basra
Teener crushed to death by rolling rock in Oregon hike
William D. Delay, 17, of India was fatally injured when a rolling rock crushed him during a hiking trip at Odell Lake in Oregon. He was pronounced dead at an Oakridge hospital. Local authorities investigated the accident as a tragic hiking incident involving a teenager.
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Pringfield
Ore
Southern California
Odell, Lake
William D. Delay
India
Oakridge
Virus theory of cancer gains support at international congress
At the International Cancer Congress in London nearly 2,000 scientists from 64 countries hear that viruses may trigger cancer and that vaccines or drugs could target them. The late Francisco Duran Reynals is cited for pioneering ideas linking viruses to malignant change in cells.
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Alton Blakeslef
London
Francisco Duran - Reynals
Duran-Reynals
M Aday
Chinery
Yale University
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Sas
Japan
Germany
Russia
Denmark
Switzerland
United States
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Hocurt
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Our Row
Phone Witeiewk
Louis
Nasser Piot
Teener
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Lanais
Roadway
Long Beach
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Kleinert
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