Saigon Bomb Attacks Hit US Facilities in Anti American Outburst
In Saigon a time bomb shattered the U S Information Service library a military bus and a hostel injuring eighteen people including thirteen U S soldiers none killed two soldiers in serious condition and all wounded rushed to Clark Field Manila The attacks marked the first anti American strike in two years and occurred within minutes of each other near Metropole Hotel as witnesses described the blast destroying walls and injuring bystanders
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Ike to Air Health and Welfare Speech at Waldorf Astoria
President Eisenhower will deliver a nationwide radio address on health and welfare tonight from New York. The 6:05 p.m. Long Beach time speech, not televised, will be given at a Waldorf Astoria Hotel dinner honoring Alfred P. Sloan Jr. General Motors chairman and philanthropist. The president and Mrs. Eisenhower will fly to New York midafternoon and proceed to the Waldorf Astoria.
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U.S. Fires Missile at Fla. Base
At Cape Canaveral Florida a long slender missile was fired from the missile test center and appeared to fall into the Atlantic Ocean. The public information office declined to identify it but said it was not the Vanguard rocket. Newsmen witnessed the erratic flight path and vapor trail.
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Man Knocked By 97 MPH Winds In Mazatlan Chase
In Mazatlan a patrolman chasing a speeding driver on a motorcycle struck a pedestrian, Henry Yee, 60, who died after being hit by a car that fled the scene. The chase continued through the Pacific port and tourist area as other boats and property suffered damage and a hospital reported no deaths.
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Exposure Fatal: Boy Dies in Father's Arms on Hunting Trip
In Glenwood Springs Colorado a father and son hunting party faced tragedy on the mountainside. An eight year old boy Richard Leroy Scott froze to death in his father's arms as they struggled through rain and darkness. Coroner Jack Farnum confirmed exposure as the cause. The father described wrapping the child against his body while they searched for shelter, but the rain and cold proved fatal.
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Queen Elizabeth Returns Home After Royal Tour With Family Hug
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip flew from New York to London ending a North American tour. Princess Anne greeted them at Idlewild and the couple planned Washington talks with Eisenhower via Macmillan. The Queen embraced Princess Anne in a warm moment before departure.
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Terrorists Rob Mart of $1500 in Home Invasion
Robbers battered through the Van Pelt home in Palms Los Angeles raiding a market safe three blocks away. Jeanne Van Pelt 37 opened the door as three men entered binding Richard 39 and Ronald 15. They forced the safe combination and keys then looted $1500, damaged two phones, and warned the family not to call police for 30 minutes. Twin daughters aged 8 were not harmed.
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Where to Find It Aviation Job Losses Forecast Board
The notice lists sections and pages across the paper, noting the aircraft industry predicts 100,000 more employees to be laid off. It cites Beach Combing, Hal Boyle, Bridge, and various other pages including Death Notices, Editorials, financials, sports, theaters, and weather across multiple sections.
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Turkey asks UN to delay Syria debate for mediation
The Turkish ambassador urged the General Assembly to postpone the Syria debate to allow King Saud of Saudi Arabia to pursue mediation. Syria opposed any delay, while Turkey said it would participate in talks, and observers noted strategic maneuvering amid unclear proposals and progress on Saud mediation efforts.
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Ike and Dulles Confer on Macmillan Meeting
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles discussed Macmillan during a Washington meeting as Navy scientists outlined plans for a solar powered Space observatory and a TV satellite telescope program. Officials stressed the venture is not a spy project and would use baloons and balloons to deploy telescopes in the upper atmosphere within the next few years.
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U.S. Ends Precommitment to VA Home Loans
The FNMA announced it will stop providing year ahead commitments to buy new VA-backed mortgages, affecting builders and lenders. The change shifts how construction funds and mortgage takeovers are secured, altering access to financing for home building under veterans housing initiatives.
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Gallant Struggle Ends for Hard Luck Texan
Abilene Texas obituary notes the death of Tommy Cooper age 24 from nephritis after a life of illness. Born diabetic and later struck by heart attack, he became blind in 1951 yet graduated from high school in 1952 and earned the Eagle Scout rank in 1953.
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Wife Sues Over Husband Eloping With Stepdaughter
In Los Angeles a 50 year old housewife won a divorce on the claim that her husband Edwin, 41, shifted affection to her daughter from a previous marriage Chloe Oliver Hoffman, 37. Mrs Herrick testified the pair said they loved each other and that she was too old for her husband. The couple had been married 14 years.
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FNMA Cuts Price On 434 Percent Mortgages
The AGENCY will keep buying 434 percent mortgages offered for sale but at a lower price. Banks will receive 90 to 9% of face value instead of 92 to 9%. Lenders with 444 percent mortgages may still present them to FNMA, but at a less attractive price. An FNMA spokesman said the change is necessary because paying about 5 percent for money makes high-rate mortgages unprofitable.
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Yazaki Maru Sinks After Fire Off Shio gama Coast
Twelve Japanese fishermen are believed dead after the 50 ton Yazaki Maru burned and sank early today off Shio gama. One boat rescued 10 of 23 crewmen as the rest remained trapped aboard the blazing fishing vessel.
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Hectic New York Market Ends Mixed After Turbulent Day
The New York stock market closed mixed after a hectic session with declines and rallies. Gains and losses reached about $24 per share as trading stayed active throughout the day. The tape lagged at times and the market opened mixed, rose above Monday’s close, fell to losses, then finished with a rally.
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