Queen Elizabeth II Visits Paris for Four Day Pageant
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived in Paris for a four day official visit to strengthen Britain France ties. Crowds cheered as the royal party toured landmarks while a nation watched on television. A grand spun sugar cake for the Queen collapsed in the palace kitchen, deemed unsalvageable though it was only for display.
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Paris
Elizabeth II
Britain
Duke of Edinburgh
France
Republic
Rene Coty
Orly
Prince Philip
Royal Air Force
Elizabeth
Eylsee Palace
Canines Parade At Roswell Show Highlights 30 Breeds
Canines pranced through 30 breeds at the Rio Pecos Kennel Club show at Eastern New Mexico State Fair Grounds. The event, a second AKC sanctioned qualifier, awarded trophies in eight groups plus best of breed and junior showmanship honors to youth competitors. Entries came from Las Cruces Alamogordo Roswell and Texas cities Odessa Midland Lubbock El Paso and Big Spring.
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Johnston
H. A. Allen
Lubbock
Texas
Barbara Pugh
Las Cruces
Rio Pecos Kennel Club
New Mexico State Fair Grounds
American Kennel Club
Alamogordo
Ruidoso
Roswell
Odessa
Midland
el Paso
Big Spring
Ascob Cocker
Lee Johnston
Eddie Johnston
Roswell. Best In Sporting Group
Best In Hound
C. J. Palen
Best
Boxer
Lynn Harrington
Best In Terrier Group
L. Wade Harris
la Jolla
Calif
Schipperkes
Preston Wilson
Bonnie Openshaw
Martin Allen
Los Alamos
Robert R. Kemm
Reuther Urges Labor Clean House at UAW Convention
Walter Reuther called on labor to purge corruption at the United Auto Workers, warning reactionaries will strike if labor does not act. He led a caucus to renominate his ticket, proposed higher dues, and urged unity to bar gangsters, with his speech critiquing Dulles and seeking broader bargaining reforms.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
United Auto Workers Convention
Mbna 86 Enewscam
UAW
Labor
Afl-Cio
Dulles
Middle East
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Blood Factory Transfusion Aimed At Radiation Hazards
Dr William Dameshek chief hematologist at New England Medical Center discussed a Blood Factory transfusion approach to mitigate radiation induced blood diseases including anemia and leukemia. He cited animal success and cooperation with the Atomic Energy Commission and noted potential life saving use for blast survivors. He spoke during accepting an award from the Massachusetts Jewish War Veterans for outstanding service to humanity.
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William Dameshek
Atomic Energy Commission
Dameshek
New England Medical Center
Massachusetts Jewish War Veterans
Steed Cavorts at Hensley Field Delays Air Force Alert
A shaggy black and white pony trotted across the flight line at Hensley Field disrupting Texas Air National Guard alert practice. Tower traffic was halted as air police chased the pony, which reached about 40 miles per hour before capture.
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Hensley Field
Texas Air National Guard
Air Police
Air Hubert Legg
Dulles Proposes U S Set Up Special Aid Fund
Secretary of State Dulles urged creating a foreign aid fund to offer long term easy pay loans for developing economies possibly totaling 750 million dollars annually. He backed shifting foreign military aid to the Defense Department and keeping nonmilitary aid via ICA as a semi autonomous unit.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Senate
State Department
Defense Department
Congress
International Cooperation Administration
America
Benjamin Fairless
Eric Johnston
Two More Die on State Highways
A New Mexico woman and an Arizona man died in New Mexico over the weekend, bringing the 1957 traffic death total to 86. Thomas D. Morrison, 36, of Bowie, Arizona, was killed when his car skidded and plunged off State Road 180 near Silver City. Mrs. Josephine Dunlap, 47, of Las Cruces, died in hospital from injuries suffered in a March 31 Las Cruces crash. Clifford Dunlap, 50, two children, and Daniel Bustos were injured and later released from hospital.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Arizona
Thomas D. Morrison
Bowie
Ariz
Silver City
Josephine Dunlap
Las Cruces
Clifford
Daniel Bustos
Rackets Probe Looks for Link In Collusion
The Senate Rackets Committee will open hearings on alleged collusion between dishonest management and unions in New York area construction. The probe centers on Teamsters officials and aims to uncover racketeering by both sides. Key figure Dave Beck faces Fifth Amendment questions amid IRS and tax inquiries with possible charges linked to Teamster funds. Beck lives in Seattle with his home base in Tacoma and Seattle.
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Washington
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Mundt
New York
Victor Riesel
Riesel
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
Internal Revenue Service
Teamster
Arthur Condon
Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Gambling Deployed by Reds Urge Replacing With Chess
In Kiangsi Province the official press laments gambling as a serious problem in Communist China and urges addicts to switch to wholesome activities such as movies books reading and chess games.
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Hong Kong
China
Red
Kiangsi
Governor Urges All-Voter Turnout in New Mexico Race
Governor Mechem urges every New Mexico citizen to vote in the congressional election between Republican Tom Bolack and Democratic Lt. Gov. Joseph Montoya. Sources highlight Eisenhower's potential impact, Montoya’s legislative ties, and Bolack's bid to align with the White House. The article notes election-law enforcement actions and campaign remarks in Albuquerque and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Edwin Mechem
New Mexico
Tom Bolack
Joseph M. Montoya
Antonio M
Fernandez. Montoya
Albuquerque
Anderson
Albert Mitchell
Eisenhower
Bolack
Farmington
Congress
Montoya
House
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Mosquero
Mitchell
Colorado River
United States
Joe Smith
Juan Salazar
Mechem
United States Congress
Washington
Fred Standley
Standley
British Skirmish With Yemen Troops On Southern Frontiers
Cairo report says British forces fired on an Arab League mission visiting Yemen's southern frontiers near Beida. Two British soldiers were killed and two Yemeni troops wounded in the ensuing clash. The mission, led by Ahmed Shkairy, was there to investigate alleged aggression.
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Cairo
Middle East
Arab League
Yemen
Beida
Arab Agency
Asst
Ahmed Shkairy
Two Dozen Cases Bring Boom to Police Courts
Police court opened with two dozen cases including five DWI charges as clerks filed the weekend roster. In justice court Ralph Hays of Slaton Texas paid 65 dollars for reckless driving after his car hit a fence and injured him. other docket items include embezzlement pleas and a district-court tanker collision suit for 83500 dollars. Fire and rescue activity occupied the morning with multiple squad runs including a man shot in the eye and several structure fires in town.
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Justice Court
Ralph Otto Hays
Slaton
Tex
Hays
Roswell
U. S. 380
O.B. King
Tesco
Eddy County
C. Roy Anderson
Carlsbad
Cecil H. Reynolds
Ferguson-Steere and Potash Miners Transportation Co
Leonard T. May
Atwood & Malone
Roswell and
Neal
Neuman & Neal
Dale Wayne Gray
Box
Rt. 1
Jingle Bob Theater
St. Mary's Hospital
Cam
Leonard Soto
College
Atkinson
Central Station
Big Mo
E. ‘McGaffey St
Nasser May Demand U.N. Withdrawal
Cairo reports salvage crews cleared the Suez Canal by lifting the sunken freighter Abukir and towing it to Bitter Lakes. The canal now allows ships up to 20,000 tons with government approval, expanding passage from under 10,000 tons. Lt. Gen. Wheeler will inform Dag Hammarskjold, prompting U.N. action and possible troop withdrawal rumors in Cairo.
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Cairo
U. N
Suez Canal
Abukir
Bitter Lakes
Suez
Raymond A. Wheeler
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
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