Dag Hammarskjold Seeks Peace in Lebanon Before Intervening
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Beirut to establish a watchdog commission and urge peace while Lebanon weighs Anglo American intervention. Rebels warned against international forces and noted U N observers as interference as Beirut quieted after days of street fighting in Bekaa Valley.
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U.S
Russia
Middle East
Camille Chamoun
Saeb Salam
Bekaa
Woman Maintains She Wasn't Maid Abductor In Kidnap Case
Police plan to press a kidnapping charge against Margreta Goode after Joel Reitman, heir to a clothing fortune, vanished during a dance. Montreal detectives pursue a warrant as Goode denies involvement, claiming she was impersonated. Ottawa taxi driver recalls a woman seeking a babysitter for the boy.
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Canada
Germany
Goode
Montreal
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Cyril Reitman
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Joel
Ottawa
Edward Royer
Quiz Man Among 9 Queried Jack Barry Fires Director For Silence On Communism
New York AP report notes Charles S. Dubin was questioned by the House Un-American Activities Committee about possible Communist ties. He refused to answer and was fired by NBC and by quiz show producers. Arthur Lief of the Moiseyev ballet also refused to state party membership.
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New York
House Un-American Activities Committee
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Red Ballet
Arthur Lief
Moiseyev Russian Ballet
Lief
Communist Party
Dubin
National Broadcasting Co
Dan Enright
NBC
Hag
Dinah Shore
Moiseyev
Sol Hurok
Truck Needed To Cart Shoplifted Goods
Memphis police hauled about 8000 dollars worth of apparel and merchandise to a police station after arresting Saddy Mae Draper 29 for shoplifting. The haul included mink coats dresses skirts handbags sweaters curtains blouses and clothing items found at her home.
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Memphis, Tenn
Charles Young
Saddy Mae Draper
Hospital dedicates unit to orderly at Reno center
Washoe Medical Center dedicates a $720,000 diagnostic and treatment facility to a surgical orderly. Chris Kakoris, 67, a native of Greece, received the honor after 27 years of service, as the facility served more than 25,000 patients.
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Chris Kakoris
Greece
Four Candidates Compete For U.S. Jaycees Presidency
Four candidates head the race for national president of the U S Jaycees as thousands of delegates gather in Los Angeles for the convention. Clarence Blasier Bob Cox Wallace Heatwole and Richard Lynch vie for the top post and 10 vice presidents from 14 nominees will be chosen. The group backs fluoridation of water trade pacts traffic safety foreign student programs and workforce expansion as Alaska statehood remains undecided and debated.
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UPI
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clarence L. Blasier
North Canton
Ohio
Bob Cox
Chapel Hill N. C
Wallace R. Heatwole
Waynesboro
Richard J. Lynch
Kansas City
United States
Congress
Alaska
Children’s fresh phrases from first graders in Long Beach
In Long Beach California Helen G. Meyers collects two years of first graders' unclichéd views. They describe everyday things in direct simple lines such as Cats are for dogs to chase and A dream is something you think when you're asleep. The remarks reveal spontaneous, vivid perspectives from young children.
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Helen G. Meyers
Legislative Battle Brews On UF Grad Unit Mix
Florida lawmakers confront a potential special session to block Judge Devane's order integrating University of Florida graduate schools. Senator Randolph Hodges pushes the idea, while Gov. Collins says no session is needed. The order targets UF graduate programs and hints at possible future expansion to Florida State University.
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News Wire Services
Tallahassee
University of Florida
Randolph Hodges
Cedar Key
State Senate
LeRoy Collins
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Collins
Dozier Devane
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Miami
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Devane
College of Law
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NAACP Probe Reset in Florida Legislature
The Texas? correction: The Florida Legislative Investigating Committee will resume its probe of alleged Communist activities in the NAACP in Miami next month after the Florida Supreme Court upheld the committee authority to subpoena witnesses and records. Chairman Sen. Charley Johns said hearings begin the first of the month with contempt rulings pending before Judge Ray Pearson.
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Tallahassee
UPI
State Legislative Investigating Committee
NAACP
Miami
Committe
Charley Johns
Starke
State Supreme Court
Johns
Ray Pearson
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