Mayflower I Returns to Plymouth After Voyage
Mayflower I a replica of the original Pilgrim ship reached Plymouth Harbor at about 11 a.m. towed by a Coast Guard craft amid a flotilla of yachts. A prowler threatened a bystander then fired a gun at a window but narrowly missed, mortar shelling the porch left a bullet mark as the intruder fled.
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Plymouth
Mass
England
Coast Guard
Alan Villiers
Beach Mother
Harhim
Elizabeth J. Lusk
Eleanor St
Plymouth Rock
Britain doubles H-bomb output claim per month
The Daily Telegraph reports Britain can produce a megaton level of hydrogen bombs monthly, stating a high yield capability. Details on sources and exact figures are not fully clear from the fragment.
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London
Daily Telegraph Today
Britain
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Nights And Sunny Friday
Considerable cloudiness persists tonight and into morning hours. Agy light to moderate sunshine expected Friday afternoon. Temperature expected to hold with little overall change.
Pilgrim Mayflower Replica Reaches Provincetown Harbor
The Mayflower replica ends a 54 day voyage of 5000 miles, arriving in Provincetown to mark the Pilgrims 1620 landing. Spectators line the shore as the ship enters harbor, with Mrs Villiers and the reception committee aboard. The vessel will stay in Plymouth for about 12 days before heading to New York.
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Plymouth
Provinces Tos
Villiers
Pers
United States
London
New York ‘Harbor
Mayflower
Navy Says Chinese Battery Damaged US Plane Near Formosa
In an isolated incident the Chinese shore battery fired on an American plane from the carrier Hornet during a routine training flight near the Formosa Strait. The Navy reported slight damage and said the aircraft strayed eight miles off course. Peiping claimed intrusions by aircraft from Hong Kong and Formosa. Nationalist forces denied involvement and called Peiping’s account groundless. The incident prompted no expected major military repercussions.
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Washington
Navy
Hornet
Formosa Strait
Peiping Radio
London
Hong Kong
South China Sea
China
Manes
Camter
Swatow
Commmunists
U. S. Navy
Formosa
Peiping
Girl, 6, Slain Near Detroit
Six year old Mary de Caussin was found slain in a dump near Dix and Trenton roads in Ecorse Township, two miles from home. Her hands were tied, clothing removed, and her head nearly severed. Police searched areas with volunteers, investigating a grim crime in the downriver Detroit area.
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Detroit
Mary de Caussin
Ecorse Township
Paul Panter
Dix
Trenton
Panter
Trenton Rd
Ecorst Township
Foils Attack Near Site of Nurse Killing
A 20 year old office worker repelled an intruder who entered an apartment on Clinton Street using a window screen steal method previously used in the nurse Marjorie Hipperson case. The attempted assault occurred early today as Miss Donavin screamed, sending the intruder fleeing. Police report 120 nocturnal prowler complaints in eight months in the same area.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie Hipperson
Gail Donavin
Clinton St
Miss Hipperson
Miss Donavin
Dope Raid Gun Battle Leaves Agents Wounded in Chicago Suburb
In River Grove Illinois a tense dawn gun fight wounded three federal narcotics agents and a gunman. Police used tear gas and heavy fire as 50 officers joined the raid on a tavern called the Triangle Inn. Gunman Dominic Argentine was captured after barricading himself inside and shots were exchanged injuring agents John Rip2 and Ralph Eckhardt.
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Chicago
River Grove Taytern
Arenis
Triangle Inn
Dominic Argentine
Robert O'Mallen
Albert E. Aman
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
John Rip2
Ralph Eckhardt
Aman
Ripa
Eckhardt
Stassen Says No Rebuke From Dulles
In Washington Harold E. Stassen denied any rebuke by Secretary of State Dulles for dealings with the Russians on disarmament. He leaves for London with procedural instructions while Khrushchev in Helsinki dismisses Western disarmament proposals as a screen to extend the arms race.
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Associated Press
Harold E. Stassen
Washington
State Dulles
Helsinki
Finland
Nikita Khrushchev
Stasson
U.S
State Department
London
Eisenhower
Dulles
Britain
France
Stassen
Arctic
Rahrusuchey
Hellsinki
U. S
Khrushchev
Mao Admits 800000 Liquidations in China Speech
The New York Times cites Mao Zedong admitting 800000 people were liquidated by Chinese security forces from 1949 to early 1954. Mao reportedly said terror was used then, now replaced by persuasion and education, and warned against internal antagonisms transforming into a national enemy type like Hungary.
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The
New York Times
Mao Tze-tung
Timac
Serra
Red China
Peiping
Mao
Jong
China
Hungary
Basil O'Conner Weds Polio Foundation Aid
Basil O'Connor, 65, head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, marries Hazel Royall, 43, director of functional therapy at the Warm Springs Foundation. They sail today on a European honeymoon.
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New York LP
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hazel Royall
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Where to Find Highlights in the Daily Paper
The notice lists sections and page designations for a newspaper’s various features, including What Young Think on A-22, Peale’s Stay Alive All Your Life on A-36, and a full index of sections such as sports on C-1 to C-3, deaths on B-2, and TV radio on C-L6, guiding readers to each topic. It also references Theaters on G-5 and weather on C-8 in the paper’s navigation.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Beach Gombing
Hal Boyle
Csports
Vital Statistics
Wilson
Womcen
Your World
Secret tank rays allegedly caused sterility in war soldiers
Connecticut lawyer claims at least a dozen Ninth Armored Division soldiers exposed to bright carbon arc lamps on tanks fathered deformed children or suffered miscarriages. He cites six miscarriages and two normal births among wives, with about half of the 100 plus crew reporting troubles. Army denies official complaints while reporting a wide wartime security regime and mutinous tensions.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Raymond Lyddy
Connecticut
Lyddy
Tank Ordnance Company
NEW York Daily News
Washington
Army
Wilber Brucker
Marshal White
Chicago
Ninth Armored
Rhine
N P
John J. Zawess
Fairfield
Peter Decerbo
Milford
Harold Saunders
Joseph Vanacore
Hamden
Ninth Armored Division
588Th Ordnance Heavy Maintenance
the News
Venacore
538Th
Army Ordnance Praving
Aberdeen
Ft. Knox
Phoenix
Ariz
England
35Th Brigade
Cumberland
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Oxford
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Pege Ad
Times Dispatch
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Stalin
Basil O'Conner
Polio Foundation
Kay Manning
Sue
Vicki
Fairmont
Minn
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