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Federal aid of 100 million dollars is approved for Northeast flood rehabilitation. President Eisenhower orders the plan into effect as hurricane Edith forms far off Miami. Longshoremen end a five day Hudson River piers strike. Edith’s winds reach 80 mph at the center. Eisenhower faces east and west pressures amid Moroccan Nationalists demand treaty revision. U.S. staff Twining notes Asian air power grows, but does not threaten the current U.S. Air Force.
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Eisenhower
Bright Spot Little Boy Asks About Conductors and Hitting
A short dialogue depicts a child asking why a man is hitting a woman with a stick and a father explaining the man is a conductor not striking. The boy presses for the reason the woman is crying.
Diane Disaster Relief Golf Tourney Aids Red Cross
Golfers of all ages can join the Diane Disaster Relief Golf Tournament at Sarasota Bay Country Club opening tomorrow at 9 30 a m and running through Sunday. Daily medals with handicap. entry fee 5 per person and prizes awarded. Sunday includes a two ball mixed foursome at 11 30 a m with 5 per couple. All proceeds go to the Sarasota American Red Cross for Diane disaster relief. Committee members are Jane Saunders Calvin O Black and Mark Woods.
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Bay Country Club
Diané
Red Cross Drive
Northeast
Sarasota
American Red Cross
Diane
Jane Saunders
Calvin O. Black
Mark Woods
Morocco Seeks New Pact and Sultan Return
The Istiqlal party in Aix les Bains pressed for revising the French protectorate treaty and restoring exiled Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef to the throne. They urged Geneva talks, a new Moroccan government, and a plebiscite on the sultanate, while Ben Moulay Arafa’s regime is labeled illegitimate.
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France
Morocco
Istiqlal (Independence
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Edgar Faure
Istiqlal
Geneva
Party
L Cnconee
Ahmed Balafrej
Paes
Faure
Balafrej
Ben Youssef
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Ben Moulay Arafa
Madagascar
Rabat
Contributions Sought for Sarasota Disaster Fund
By noon no donations had been received for the American Red Cross disaster fund aiding eastern flood victims in Sarasota. Vice chairwoman Mrs. Robert H. Hartleban reported potential pledges from the Women of the Moose and local residents, urging contributions to the Disaster Committee, American Red Cross, 3078 Orange Ave.
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American Red Cross
Robert H. Hartleban
Women of the Moose
Czechs Follow Russia in Cutting Armed Forces
Radio Prague reported Czechoslovakia will reduce its army by 34,000 this year following Russia’s move. Western estimates place Czechoslovak forces around 240,000 with large reserve and police elements, as demobilization mirrors Soviet reductions.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Radio Prague
Red Regime
Argentina minister resigns amid health battle
Buenos Aires authorities report Jeroni mo Remorino has resigned as Argentina's minister of foreign affairs and worship. He is hospitalized in Buenos Aires and under treatment. Ildefonso Felix Cavagna Martinez expected to succeed him as the new foreign minister. Unofficial sources also say President Peron will place internal security control under Gen. Felix Maria Robles.
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Buenos Aires
Jeronimo Remorino
Argentina
Remorino
Ildefonso Felix Cavagna Martinez
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Felix Maria Robles
Airman Critical After Manston Rampage at Base
Airman First Class MARGATE England Napoleon Green 22 of Chicago fatally struck two Americans and a British civilian during a rampage at Manston Air Base. Airman from Rantoul Illinois 21 remains in critical condition with eight others injured.
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England
Lester Hunt
Rantoul
Ill
U.S
Manston Air Base
Napoleon Green
Chicago
Building collapse on Cairo rooftop during wedding reception
A four story Cairo building collapsed as 300 wedding guests were on the roof. At least 50 injured with 38 in serious condition. Local authorities investigate the disaster amid emergency response efforts.
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Cairo
Egypt
Edith hurricane centers eye as winds to rise this weekend
Miami Weather Bureau reports Edith, fifth hurricane of the year, at about 80 mph with a small center unlocated by plane reconnaissance. The storm is at 23.3 N, 59.8 W, about 550 miles northeast of San Juan and moving west-northwest at 15 mph toward a predicted 125 to 135 mph by Saturday.
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Fla
Edith
Gordon Dunn
Weather Bureau
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
San Juan
P.R
Connie
Diane
Divorce Action Dropped Schmidt and Una Reunite on Honeymoon
Portland reunites airman Daniel C Schmidt and his wife Una after his release from Chinese prisons. They reconciled at Schmidt's mother's home and left for a secret honeymoon destination within hours. Schmidt had filed for divorce and custody in California after Una wed Alford Fine, but they resumed their marriage.
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Portland
Schmidt
Nellie Peters
Danny Jr
California
Alford Fine
Labor Chief Sounds Off U S Policy on Morocco Protest
Washington officials report France is using eight borrowed U S helicopters to combat insurgents in North Africa. Walter Reuther CIO head protested the aid as conflicting with the United States stance against colonialism. State Department had no immediate comment on Reuther's criticism of direct military support to France. France had requested and received a loan of eight helicopters pending delivery of ordered machines. The move raised concerns among U S officials about aiding an ally amid internal turmoil.
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France
U. S
North Africa
Walter Reuther
CIO
State Department
Reuther
U. S&s
President Eisenhower Returns to Summer White House
After a 48 hour Eastward trip President Eisenhower lands in Denver to tackle West Coast reclamation and flood relief. He outlined federal aid exceeding 100 million dollars and spoke from Independence Hall about resisting coercion, calling for firm action on Germany satellite control and global subversion.
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Eisenhower
White House
McKay
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Wilbur Dexheimer
Germany
Gettysburg
John S$. Doud
Longshoremen Return to Work After Wildcat Action
Longshoremen resumed duties on Hudson River piers ending a three day wildcat strike. Union leaders settled on a return to work without a negotiated contract and awaited further talks.
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Hudson River
New York
Over-All Plan Now In Effect For Flood Rehabilitation
Washington halted the need for a special session as Eisenhower activated a broad flood relief plan with federal funds and manpower. The program seeks congressional reimbursement next year and expands Red Cross disaster appeals, with rising homeless counts and at least 176 deaths reported as five more bodies were found in Hartford and many unaccounted for in Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Hartford
Conn
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Weather forecast notes showers and warm temps
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East Gulf
Herb Stolander
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