Philadelphia boy gets new shoes and school aid
A Philadelphia boy wore women’s shoes after his pair was in a repair shop. Police Hedrick Sherpard and William Savane took him to the shop, bought back the shoes, and escorted him to school with Principal Gerald Amonitt noting the relief. The act drew appreciation for easing the boy’s humiliation.
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Middle East Tensions Rise Over El Avja Triangle Demands
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged Israeli withdrawal from the El Avja Triangle as key to peace with Egypt. Golda Meir presented a new peace plan to the United States while Gaza tensions escalated. Egyptian mayor Mouhir Rayess accused Israel of mass civilian killings and missing residents follow Israel’s Gaza occupation.
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Union Funds Missing Inquiry Turns On Payments And Loans
The Senate investigation traced missing union funds linked to Beck and Western Conference of Teamsters officials. Testimony covered loans, repayments, and alleged concealed transfers related to Seattle Local 174 and Local 227, with Brewster denying misdeeds while pledging restitution. A bench warrant was issued for Harry Reiss as arraignments proceed.
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U S Tells Baghdad Pact Move Continued on A1
Secretary Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd led talks on European problems and Middle East strategy. Officials said focus was Britain’s force cuts and arming remaining troops with atomic-age weapons, as Eisenhower pledged U S help to develop a mightier force with fewer men under arms. The talks followed four hours of negotiations with progress reported on the Middle East questions and broader security issues.
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Burma envoy quotes Burmese leader on Red China
Anderson Indiana dispatch reports China ambassador quoted Prime Minister U Nu of Burma saying Red China can take over Burma without difficulty. The item notes rising concern over communist influence in Burma and regional security tensions.
Quake Rattles San Francisco and Surrounding Area
A strong earthquake rocked San Francisco and nearby districts. Buildings were damaged and evacuated while police checked for safety. Glass shattered and a communications tower toppled at an IRS building amid reports of a downed bridge and cracked walls at 2400 Sutter Street. No injuries were reported.
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