Nasser Calls for Peace While Hinting at Hussein Assassination
In a National Independence Day address in Nablus, Gamal Abdel Nasser urged peace yet suggested assassination of King Hussein of Jordan, referencing Abdullah’s 1951 killing and urging Palestinians in Jerusalem Nablus and Ramallah to heed his words. The speech signals continued tension as Nasser aims to remove Western forces from Lebanon, while pro Nasser factions stockpile arms and security measures tighten in Jordanian Palestine regions.
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Nixon Meets GM Retired Ghana Chief Workers in Parade
Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah arrived in Washington for a 10 day official visit and urged a UN summit to resolve the Middle East crisis. He was greeted by Vice President Nixon and top officials. Separately in Detroit, retired United Auto Workers members marched around the GM building demanding cost-of-living allowances for pensioned workers, about 5,000 participants, with the protest including songs and placards.
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Soldier Thomas hanged in Germany four murder case
Abraham Thomas a 29 year old U S Army soldier from Montezuma Georgia was hanged today at the U S Army disciplinary bar racks in Leavenworth after a court martial convicted him of killing Walburga Wenderoth Anna Wiegel and two soldiers Sgt J C Lafayette Bennett and Cpl Edward Peters at Gersthofen Germany on February 23 1954 He had been confined at the barracks for four years while appeals were filed on his behalf.
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Policing Plan Outlined for Khrushchev Visit to U S
New York officials weigh a massive security effort for Premier Khrushchev including the state and city police, federal security aid, and thousands of officers to guard streets and key sites. The plan mirrors extensive protection used for presidents, with potential deployment across agencies to ensure safety during a high profile visit.
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Bey Thinks Fast Saves Sister in Well
In Richmond Virginia UPI reports 12 year old Herbert Sigmund acted quickly when his sister Barbara Ann fell into a 33 foot well. He shouted for his mother while using a well bucket and rope as the mother held the rope to pull Barbara Ann to safety.
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