Ike Says Attacks Reflect Red Ideas
President Eisenhower said the riots abroad were likely Communist inspired, noting unrest in Burma Indonesia and South America as examples. He avoided direct accusations but warned of possible smoke and fire. He discussed Nixon’s Caracas violence and his own support for a brief greeting window upon Nixon’s return. He rejected new public works to curb slump and favored voluntary wage and price restraint. He also warned against federal troop deployment for court orders and eyed Gettysburg as a Pennsylvania trip date. He stressed caution on a Europe trip and unemployment relief, while noting Khrushchev talks on a nuclear test ban.
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Pineapple Juice Prices Hiked by Dole Co
Dole Hawaiian Pineapple Co raised prices on its pineapple juice sold to buyers and retailers by 10 to 25 cents per dozen cans in principal consumer sizes.
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Frog linguists sought for Calaveras frog jump event
Calaveras County officials ask the United Nations to supply two translators for an international frog jumping contest. A telegram was sent to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold with no reply, and another to U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Tuesday as letters from foreign countries flood in.
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20 Cent Bus Fare Gets PUC Approval
The PUC approved a 20 cent bus fare amid a dispute over proposed rates. The commission adopted a staff based alternative, projecting a net income near 99,296 and an operating ratio about 95 percent. The decision replaces an earlier 16 cent interim rise and raises student fare limits to grade 14.
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Consumer Prices Rise 24th Month Report
Prices rose for the 24th consecutive month with a new high in the index. The article notes zone fare structures and a 3.2 percent year over year increase, referencing regional zones and shopping centers, with no clear dates or locations fully specified. Handles implications for public transit fare changes and district boundaries.
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French Move to Suppress Algeria Coup Faces Resistance
The Algerian crisis escalates as Pillimin government aims to curb revolutionary forces. Massu's paratroopers seize key points in Algiers, blocking government control while civilians rally and demonstrations spread to Bone, Philippeville, and Constantine. The U.S. signals possible negotiations amid mounting internal turmoil.
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Eisenhower's Wife Plans Denver Departure for Washington
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower outlined return plans from Denver after visiting her four year old mother. She anticipated leaving by private railroad car on Thursday accompanied by her sister Mrs. Gordon Moore her physician Col. Walter Tkach and her maid Miss Rose Woods.
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