Notable Drought, TV Fire and Squirrels Across News Clippings
A mix of reports includes a Texas drought discussion led by Governor Allan Shivers and farm concerns, a televised incident involving Dagmar and a fire quip, and a Bedford Indiana man who killed five squirrels with a muzzle loading rifle. The snippets reference electricity usage figures, public demonstrations at a college field day, and local crime notes.
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Ind
Dale Lanier
Mitchell
Evea Pepe
Lanier
U S Officers Attacked in Tehran and Other Cities
Reports say seven American personnel, including two lieutenant colonels, were attacked by Red-inspired individuals in Tehran and nearby areas. Incidents involved bricks, rocks and stoning near the U S Information Service and at other sites. Martial law talks surface as authorities plan increased security and possible reimposition of curbs. Canadian nuns also agreed to replace Cross symbols in habits for classroom work.
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U. S
Panatas Meérican Aig
Vis
Tehran
William B. Stelven
U.S. Information
Boto
Ben Legare
Milan Blott
Istanbulsi
Goodwin
Talin
St.uice
Nadiehowe
Maxie Page
Pvt
Langle
Stalin St
Wayne Zimmerman
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Arab nations plan joint defense shift to be discussed
Seven Arab League states Egypt Syria Lebanon Jordan Iraq Saudi Arabia and Yemen announce a mid September meeting of military commanders to discuss their collective security pact. The treaty signed in 1950 takes effect next Saturday and obligates member states to respond to any armed aggression against one or more of them. The pact differs from the proposed Middle East defense command backed by the United States Britain France and Turkey, which Egypt previously rejected.
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Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Arab League
League
Abdel Rahman Azam
Syria
Lebanon
Jordan
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Persi
Fits
Bowles Plans Three Week Asian Tour
Bowles will spend three weeks visiting Rangoon Saigon Hong Kong Manila Jakarta and Singapore on a Southeast Asia tour. He aims to meet officials and observe regional sports and cultural developments during the trip.
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Southeast Pasta
Bowles
Rangoon
Saigon
Hong Kong
Manila
Jakarta
Singapore
Cockneys Tour Immerses In American Life And Tea Ice
London honored busmen James Gwynn and colleagues returning from a 2,000 mile tour of the United States and Canada. They described crowds, attire, and American hospitality, noting tea with ice and fast traffic as striking contrasts to London life. Jeane Crain hosts a Knights of Columbus ball in Los Angeles with tributes from Truman and Pope Pius XII.
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Cusmien
United. States
Canada
Britain
America
Albert
C. Dennis
Califor
Dennis
VRE
New York
Ames Gwynn
Los
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