Cypriots Charge Makarios Tied to EOKA Uprising
A Greek newspaper reports exiled Archbishop Makarios linked to Cyprus extremist activity. Lennox-Boyd claims a diary shows Makarios coordinated with EOKA leader Dighenis Grivas, backing violence and funds, as the island faces renewed unrest and a possible truce collapse.
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Mrs. Tydings Joins Race For Senate
Mrs. Millard Tydings, 62, daughter of Joseph B. Davies, enters Maryland Democratic pursuit of the U.S. Senate seat vacated by her ill husband. The Ocean City convention set her candidacy after her prayerful consideration. George P. Mahoney, a May primary loser, also seeks the nomination. The state Democratic committee will choose a replacement for Tydings tonight.
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Tydings
Joseph B. Davies
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Russia
Belgium
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Wis
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Watertown
Noted Boxers, Kinsey, and Law Attorney Dead in Brief Notices
CHICAGO reports Tommy Thomas former bantamweight contender and boxing referee who officiated the 1937 Louis Braddock title fight died aged 71 born Isadore Rosen in Chicago. Bloomington Indiana confirms Alfred C Kinsey 62 university biologist and sex researcher died Saturday. Pittsburgh confirms Lathea Margiotti 65 criminal attorney and twice Pennsylvania attorney general died Saturday. Bologna Italy notes Odone Bet Nai 64 noted expert in Seesenician and raid died Friday.
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Bloomington
Ind
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Indiana University
Hoboken
Pittsburgh
Co op to Take Over Welch Grape Juice Firm
WESTFIELD The Nations Grape Co operative Assn Jar will assume ownership and operation of Welch Grape Juice Co on Saturday. The co op includes 4600 grape farmers in 10 states and moves six years ahead of schedule using 15 million dollars from Welch funds. The deal funds a 12.5 million mortgage with company owners, and Welch earnings were 903641 on 37,128,043 in sales in 1855. Plants are in Westfield Borton Watkins Glen North East Layton Mattawan Springdale Kennewick Grandview.
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Grape Co-operative Assn. Jar
Welch Grape Juie Co
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Brocton
Watkins Glen
N.Y
North East
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Mich
Springdale
Ark
Kennewick and
Grandview, Wash
Clinton High set to integrate under federal order
Clinton High School prepared to admit 12 Negro pupils with white students under a federal judge's order. John Kasper of Washington, D C was jailed on charges of rioting and vagrancy after distributing inflammatory literature and organizing anti-integration actions. Police and officials anticipated no trouble. Andrew Mosley received two years for theft of a selling machine from his employer after previously facing the same charge.
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Clinton High School
Tennessee
Robert Taylor
Knoxville
John Kasper
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W. E. Lewallen
Little Rock
Arkin
Andrew Mosley
William J. Kirby
Red Drives In Spy Case Harmed U S
North Platte Nebraska reports on efforts tied to the Rosenberg case and Communist propaganda. The piece notes tracking of funds, the National Rosenberg Committee, and plans like a wild west show to vilify U S institutions and aid Communist efforts abroad.
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Communist Party
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Bull
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Europe
Buffalo
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Ameri [Can
Budget Surplus Forecast Shapes US Economic Outlook
Washington reports revised estimates show a potential budget surplus next June 30 with higher revenue and spending projections for the year ending June 30. Officials warn conditions may change and note possible tax cuts or rate changes could affect deficits and interest costs, while Westinghouse Electric plans an atomic energy expansion?
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Darah & Budert
Adillon Dallas
Aepegeree
Bea Patmasite
Senate House Economice
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
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Teders
Sen
Frear
D-Del
Saturj
Idaho Falls
Ist Westinghouse Electric
Dy Sen
Robertson
Tus Hang
Letter Carrier Finds Protection With Boxer Companion
Huntington report says mail carrier Arthur Mastre-Jette, bitten by dogs in four years on the route, now uses a 10 year old Boxer as a guard and has not been bitten since the change.
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Huntington
W. Va
Japanese Export Movie Boom Surges in 1955 Markets
Tokyo reports a strong year for cinema with 160 feature films and 3 5 newsreels exported in 1955. Overseas profits rose 37 percent from 1954 to 8 LOT, led by the United States Formosa and Ominawa as top buyers.
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Kyo News Service
United States
Formosa
Ominawa
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