Syria opens path to compromise on Middle East crisis
Syrian Ambassador Farid Zeineddine says Syria is ready to consider a compromise to end the UN split over the Middle East. He notes it will be hard to satisfy both sides urging a fact finding commission and those wanting Dag Hammarskjold to broker a solution. He emphasizes an initial step must be an investigation of the Syrian Turkish border and cautions Hammarskjold could not be trusted to work from the Syrian side if the Assembly asks him to visit.
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Farid Zeineddine
U.N
Middle East
Dag Hammaerstjold
Syria
Hammarskjold
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Zeineddine
Spaak Arrives in Colorado Springs for NORAD Briefing
Spaak chief NATO Paul-Henri Spaak arrives in Colorado Springs for a three hour briefing on North American Air Defense Command. General Earle Partridge NORAD Commander will lead the session before Spaak heads to Washington D.C. tonight.
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Colorado Springs
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North American Air Defense Command
Paul-Henri Spaak
NATO
Washington, D.C
Earle Partridge
NORAD
Crippled airliner belly lands at Los Angeles airport
United pilot Captain Dent reports the forced landing went according to the book. At 8 mph he guided the big ship onto the runway while passengers and thousands along fences and rooftops watched the dramatic scene. An unidentified crewman urged passengers to sit back and enjoy it.
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Sa‘é
Arthur “Mulls
Westport
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Ex-President Guggiare dies in exile in Buenos Aires
Ex-Paraguay president Jose Patricio Guggiare, aged 74, who led Paraguay from 1928 to 1932 and headed the Liberal Party now outlawed, died in Buenos Aires after years in exile. The report notes his lengthy exile and political status remaining in shift.
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Argentina
UPI
Jose Patricio Guggiare
Paraguay
Guggiare
Liberal Party
Buenos Aires
Wrong Lot Homes Sparks Chicago Court Battle
Treiaha Treiaha built two $19,000 homes on adjacent lots near Arlington Heights. Roy and Martha Carlson own the lots and demand removal of excavation fill. Treiaha seeks a court order to stop sale of the homes and an equitable settlement amid an alleged honest lot mixup.
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Chicago
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Treiang
Roy
Martha Carlson
Hington Heights
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Trojara
Iraq Inaugurates 759 Million Lubricating Oil Refinery
King Faisal I of Iraq today opened a large lubricating oil refinery built south of Baghdad by the American British Foster Wheeler Co. The project cost 759,408,000 and marks a major step in Iraq's industrial development.
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Faisal I
Iraq
Here
Foster Wheeler Co
Sputnik II May Survive Into December Says Experts
Moscow reported Sputnik II completed its 305th orbit and may see the wreckage descend within weeks while Cambridge astronomer Fred Whipple predicted the rocket could plunge through the atmosphere in early December. Both noted parts might survive the fiery reentry and possibly be visible from the United States. An Air Force general expressed surprise at why the Soviet satellite is not larger given bigger engines exist.
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Smithsonian Astrophysical Observas
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Whipple
Moscow
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Donald L Putt
Russia
IGY Leader Dies in Alaska at 31
Dr. Richard C. Hubiey of Washington D C and a key IGY figure died in Fairbanks Alaska. He served as coordinator of the U S glaciological program and led northern hemisphere IGY activities for the United States geophysical year project.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Richard C. Hubiey
Washington, D. C
U.S
Builder Parravano Faces 2 Million Tax Liens Over Center
Builder Tony Parravano facing 2 million dollars in tax liens tied to the El Carina Shopping Center at 3rd and Redondo in Torrance. Federal actions threaten a sheriff sale of the 14 acre site on Nov. 15 while his attorneys dispute the charges and his whereabouts remain unclear.
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Edward Rosendahl
Carina
Shoppire Center
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Egyptian court sentences 13 for Communist activities
An Egyptian military court sentenced 13 defendants to prison terms from two to seven years for Communist activities. Five others were acquitted. The group included students workers and teachers accused of involvement with a secret Egyptian Communist Party aiming to overthrow the regime.
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Communist Party
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