Latin Experts Meet Panama Canal Zone Situation Discussed
Latin American scholars convene in the Western Hemisphere to discuss Panamanian sovereignty and the canal, citing Suez parallels. The discussion notes that Egypt and Panama faced similar issues of territory and international service concessions while the 1955 treaty maintained U.S. control and rent terms, amid disputes over local versus foreign labor compensation.
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Panama
Mexico
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Huantepec
Aquilino Boyd
U.S
Jey
National University
Pan-Jame
Cee
CN Bofa
Zeypt
Vincente Saenz
Britain
France
Egypt
Suez
Calso
Ate
Saenz
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Texas Philanthropist Cullen Improves After Stroke
Hugh Roy Cullen the 76 year old oilman who donated millions to education and hospitals was reported in favorable condition after cerebral thrombosis struck him Saturday Attending physician said there were no complications and he was getting along very well Also included is a London fire story about a tenant who set a wooden salad spoon ablaze triggering alarms and four fire engines.
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Texas
Houston
Hugh Roy Cullen
Cullen
London
C. T. Hudson
Matula Perjury Trial Opens in Los Angeles in 1955
In Los Angeles 1955 Frank J Matula 50 secretary treasurer of Teamsters Local 888 faces perjury charges. Deputy District Attorney Fred Henderson opened the case claiming Matula knowingly lied to a State Assembly committee investigating rubbish scandals. The trial is slated to last at least four weeks and will include co defendant Philip Walter, 456, a union business agent, on the same charge.
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Los Angeles
Frank J. Matula
Dep
Dist
Atty
Fred Henderson
Matula
Henderson
Prosécus
Eamsters
State Assembly
Philip Watler
U S Paroles Four Jap War Criminals
The United States today paroled four more Japanese war criminals, a former army captain and three lieutenants, who had served sentences from 30 years to life at Sugamo Prison in Tokyo.
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United Sates
Tokyo
Sugamo
Three-Time French Premier Herriot Dies
Lyon reports the death of Edouard Herriot a three time premier and longtime Radical Socialist leader famed as the grand old man of French politics He served as president of the Assembly in 1947 and retired in 1953 after health issues The obituary notes his anti Vichy stance and wartime imprisonment in 1942 reflecting a long political career and influence.
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Herriott
Assembly
Lyon
France
Edouard
Herriot
National Assembly
Sean
United
Cialist
Pierre Mandes
Pierre Cardinal
Gerlier
Germany
Powers
Horseman Thomas Cromwell Dies at 86 in Lexington
Thomas B. Cromwell 86 a veteran Lexington horseman founder of Blood-Horse Magazine and former newspaperman in Lexington Louisville Cincinnati and Chicago died Monday.
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Horseman
Lexington
Thomas B. Cromwell
Lexington Horseman
The
Blood-Horse Magazine
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
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