Possible Phone Strike Will Not Disrupt Service
A threatened six state telephone workers strike would idle Local 8609 from Communications Workers of America but not disrupt dial or long distance service. Denver talks continue as 15 000 workers may walk out. officials say maintenance would be idle and long distance calls handled by non union staff. The White House denied cabinet ouster reports about Benson and affirmed support for farm policy.
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Communications Workers of America
CWA
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Denver
C. F. Halverson
J. A. Taylor
Juanita Kauffmann
Roswell
Washington
White House
Benson
Farm Journal
Eisenhower
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Summerfield
Harold E. Stassen
Administration Farm Program
Murray Snyder
Secretary of Agriculture
America
Associated Press
Mountain States
Duke Smith
Smith
Local Weather Summary from United States Weather Bureau
Temperatures recorded at 3 hour intervals from yesterday afternoon to today show a high of 77 and a low of 35. Normal high 71 and low 41 for today. Sunrise 6 13, sunset 5 11, length of day 11 hours. Forecast calls for a clear sky through tomorrow with moderate winds. Cooler today with a high near 67. tonight's low around 28. warmer tomorrow. Protect items damaged by light frost tonight.
Mohammed Birthday Celebrations Begin in Morocco
In Rabat French Morocco the Moslem feast marking the birth of the prophet Mohammed began amid calls for calm. No violence was reported as Istalal, Morocco's leading nationalist party, urged celebrations to proceed with dignity.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Mohammed
Morocco
Istalal
North and South Seniors Golf semifinals set for Pinehurst
The annual North and South Seniors Golf Tournament reached the semifinal stage with no clear favorite. Fred Schultz of Evanston Illinois faces J W Roberts of Columbus Ohio, while C J Farley of Grand Rapids Michigan takes on B J Kraffert Jr of Titusville Pennsylvania.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Fred Schultz 55
Evanston, Ill
J. W. Roberts
Columbus
Ohio
C. J. Farley
Grand Rapids
Mich
B. J. Kraffert Jr
Titusville
Israeli Raid in Sinai Escalates Middle East Crisis
In Sinai’s Kuntila camp, five Egyptian soldiers were killed and 20 captured by an Israeli unit, with four Israelis wounded five miles inside Egyptian territory. The clash follows an Egyptian attack on Beerotayim, with Egypt claiming Israeli forces operate as regular troops in the de militarized zone amid U.N. observer concerns.
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Jerusalem
Middle East
Kuntila
Sinai Peninsula
Beerotayim
el- Auja-Nizana
Egypt
el Auja
U.N
Faure Survives Confidence Vote in French Assembly
Paris Premier Edgar Faure withstood a confidence challenge in the National Assembly by 271 to 259 as centrists rallied to his policies. He aims to accelerate national elections to December, following prior month votes that favored his Algeria and Morocco programs despite Socialist opposition.
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Faure
Paris
Edgar Faure
French National Assembly
Morocco
Algeria
Fireman Dies as Blast Buries Crew at Plant
In Philadelphia, a blast in a burning three story Silco Lamp Products Co plant killed one fireman and injured ten others. The explosion tore through third floor walls as command had just declared the fire under control. Fire crews were inside, on the roof, and outside when debris collapsed.
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Philadelphia
Silco Lamp Products Co
Nine Point Treaty Proposes Radar Border Buffer
In Geneva the United States Britain and France propose a nine point treaty of assurance against German aggression. It would create a radar equipped East West buffer along Germany's borders with Poland and Czechoslovakia to push for German reunification within NATO. Molotov blocked immediate discussion, delaying public unveiling of the plan. Meanwhile Albuquerque reports a brief flood scare as a conservancy ditch overflowed into Zia Gardens but caused no damage.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
NATO
West Germany
Dulles
Macmillan
Pinay
Molotov
Berlin
V. M. Molotov
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Albuquerque
Conservancy
Zia Gardens
Teachers Hear Solon Emphasis On Science For State Schools
Sen. Anderson and School Superintendent Georgia Lusk urged New Mexico teachers to stress science and mathematics for modern living. Anderson, head of the Joint Atomic Energy Committee, warned that national leadership in the atomic field hinges on education. Lusk outlined efforts to improve facilities and staffing in science teaching.
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Albuquerque
Sen. Anderson
Georgia Lusk
New Mexico
Big New Mexico Education Assn
Lusk
Anderson
Education in the Atomic Age Urges School Reform
In Geneva the speaker argues that atomic energy requires advanced education and explains the need to expand science and math teaching. He calls for new educational standards and larger budgets to attract and retain teachers and to train more scientists and engineers for national security.
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United States
California Brothers Questioned In Cloudcroft Slaying Case
Police in two counties pursue routes of Preston and Kenneth Merritt of Los Angeles in linkage to the Cloudcroft murder near Alamogordo. They deny knowledge, cite travel via El Paso Carlsbad and Lake Arthur, and face FBI scrutiny over a stolen car and blood donation records. Photographs are sought by Phoenix police on related roadside robberies.
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California
M. M. Rutherford
Alamogordo
Preston
Kenneth Merritt
Los Angeles
J. C. Jones
Cloudcroft
Carlsbad
Merritts
Roswell
Duncan
Ariz
el Paso
Lake Arthur
FBI
Oregon
Arizona
Phoenix
Rutherford
Chaves
Otero County
Merritt
Southwestern Blood Bank
Hill
Jones
Elk
D. R. Runyon
Soviets Press Quick Disarmament Debate at U N
Soviet deputy foreign minister Kuznetsov urged the U N Political Committee to fast track a disarmament debate. He argued the General Assembly should overcome obstacles to current disagreement and aid the Geneva talks. The 12 nation commission already paused a Soviet request while Colombia proposed studying atomic radiation dangers.
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United Nations
N.Y
Kuznetsov
Colombia
Francisco Urrutia
International Atomic Energy Agency
Bank of New Mexico Heist Reward Posted by Firemen's Fund
Firemen's Fund Indemnity Co of San Francisco offers 3382.75 reward for information to arrest and convict the burglars who stole 47655 from a Bank of New Mexico branch on Sandia Base last weekend. The bank has been reimbursed and the burglars broke through a safe door.
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Albuquerque
Firemen’s Fund Indemnity Co
San Francisco
Bank of New Mexico
Sandia Base
Military Opens Up Air Ground Test Sagebrush Exercise
Army and Air Force launch Sagebrush, a six week joint maneuver in western Louisiana. About 110000 soldiers and 30000 airmen participate, testing guided missiles jets atomic weapons and electronic devices. Camp Polk is reactivated as Ft. Polk for the operation, with a seven state air war area.
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Camp Polk
Army
Air Force
Sagebrush
Louisiana
Otto O. Weyland
Lake Charles
Ft. Polk
Continental Army Command
Tactical Air Command
John H. Collier
U. S. 4Th
Customer service inquiry and payment follow up
The carrier promises to address customer concerns and arrange a call today or tomorrow morning to collect payment. Aims to satisfy customers and resolve service expectations.
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Manchester
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Dolleman
Arctic
Alaska
United States Weather Bureau
Rired Bank
Benjamin Fauth
Bank of America
International Airport
Calif
Fauth
Toppenish
Wash
Solon
Switzerland
U. N. Committee
D. W. Hutchison
Tactical Air Command Headquarters
F H. Shepardson
C. B. Hutton Jr
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