Red Cross Leader Warns of Global Struggle and Poverty Gap
Gen Alfred Gruenther, former NATO commander and president of the Red Cross, spoke at a Hilton luncheon noting two major US conflicts: ideological divides with Russia and stark living standard gaps worldwide. He urged expanded education about other cultures and broader citizen responsibilities to sustain freedom and survival.
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Paar Angry, Called By Probers In Congressional Hearing
San Francisco star Jack Paar, returning from Hawaii, defends his TV program amid probe whispers. He denies commercial ties and questions the motive of the inquiry while recounting a personal purchase and quipping about a father daughter investigation.
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Bus crash in Mexico City kills at least ten
A speeding bus veered off a sidewalk near Mexico City International Airport Tuesday afternoon, killing at least ten people and injuring many more. Initial reports blamed the driver's sudden epileptic attack for losing control, with the bus striking vegetable vendors, pedestrians, and school children before overturning and fatally injuring its own driver, Antonio Garcia Castillo, 37. Six small homes were also damaged in the flashpoint near the airport.
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Check Artist Coins Gimmick Reported in Ohio Banks
A report from Columbus describes an apparent check grooming scam in eastern Ohio where a man offered two checks for deposit and cashing. Victims were duped after he bragged about counterfeit status, prompting warnings from local banks and financial watchdogs.
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Lamarr Faces Temporary Alimony If She Misses Court
Actress Hedy Lamarr risks a 2000 dollar per month temporary alimony in Los Angeles as Domestic Relations Court Judge Ben Woodall plans pre trial conferences on divorce suits. Lamarr and her fifth husband Dilmay W. Noywartt Lee have filed suits against each other and a Friday hearing was set. The judge warned that failure to attend could affect alimony fate and potential termination or reduction.
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They're Playing Credit Roulette At Des Moines Café
A Des Moines tale describes a chaotic dine in scheme where male patrons place face down credit cards on a table and a waiter selects one to determine who pays the bill. The improvised method relies on chance and causes playful confusion among the diners.
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Cranberries Contamination Sparks U S Inquiry in 1959
A garbled report cites concerns over tainted cranberries linked to Oregon and Washington supplies. Officials mention weed killer contamination risk and early warnings by Shaw, with unclear details about the responsible party or exact substances involved.
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