Cold War Peril Told by Monty in Paris News
Field Marshal Montgomery, NATO deputy commander, warned of a growing cold war risk citing Western oil and food dependence. He said Soviet pressure increases and nuclear strength will not deter the war, urging Western unity and economic vigilance to avoid a bloodless victory for communism. He outlined trips to England Canada and Washington after the briefing.
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NATO
Arthur Watkins
R-Ulah
Britain
York University
Bill Weinstein
Lord Montgomery
Atlantic Alliance
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NATO Europe
England
Canada
Washington
Eisenhower
Brazil ships 1.2 million coffee bags in April
Finance Minister Jose Maria Alkimim said Thursday night that Brazil shipped 1.2 million bags of coffee in April, up from 700,000 bags in April 1957, highlighting a sharp rise in exports and underscoring continued growth in the coffee trade.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Jose Maria Alkmim
Matador Test Fires Near Red China Coast
The United States test fired the Matador missile in the Far East while Formosa reported the launch. The weapon, 600 miles range with remote guidance, was described as capable of delivering an atomic warhead deep into Communist China. Officials indicated the test occurred in the southern United States and was observed by foreign and U.S. authorities.
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Formosa
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Far East
Peiping
Shina
Inosa
First U S New Series Imminent H Test
Washington report says the United States plans a test shot in a new series aimed at producing a "clean" device with less fallout. About 40 tests in the Pacific series are anticipated as weather winds threaten radioactive dispersion beyond the test zone. Timing not disclosed by the AEC. brief announcement expected. The issue unfolds amid global debate on fallout and a Russian suspension offer.
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U. S
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Plastic Patch Repairs Boy Heart in Groundbreaking Surgery
A two year old boy named Richard Skinner from Freeport underwent a pioneering operation at Montefiore Hospital where doctors fitted a plastic patch to close a one inch hole in his heart. Surgeons, nurses, and technicians from Arkansas and Prescott aided the mission, with officials reporting the boy’s condition as nearly satisfactory and the team noting success in sealing clefts in heart valves. Meanwhile Southeast Arkansas faced severe flooding, with 16 inches of rain causing widespread inundation and displacing families as Army engineers assessed damage to levees and waterways. Israel reported its population topping two million as heavy rains affected northern areas.
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Richard Skinner
Freeport
Arkansas Adj
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T. Clinger
Montefiore Hospital
Prescott
Ibeen
Richard
Arkansas
Army Engineers
Fine Bluff
Ark
Pine Bluff
Ark levee breach floods large swath of Arkansas farms
Storms and breaks in a sand bag levee near Garland City Ark threatened 1 600 farm residents and flooded about half a million acres of land along highways 80 and nearby routes. Cars and buildings were damaged as rains elevated flood risk across Southeast Arkansas and parts of Mississippi Texas and Louisiana reported heavy rainfall and high winds.
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Vicksburg
Yazoo City
State Highway Patrol
Texas
Hattiesburg
Miss
Dulles challenges Russia on Arctic inspection test
Secretary of State Dulles, departing for an Atlantic Pact meeting, urged Russia to prove sincerity ahead of a summit. He cited a U N Security Council debate on Arctic inspection, saying the test would prove Soviet intent as NATO braces for new European security challenges. He heads to Copenhagen to press for a Soviet Arctic inspection zone before talks with foreign ministers.
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Dulles
Russia
U. S
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Copenhagen
Ambassador Ali Soheily Dies at 62 in London
Iranian ambassador to Great Britain Ali Soheily died in London at 62. He had served as a member of the Iranian delegation to the United Nations in 1946.
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GPI
Ali Soheily
Great Britain
Soheily
United Nations Organization
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