Red Leaders In Kashmir Visit Sparks Trade Ties Talk
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist leader Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Srinagar on a two day visit to Kashmir. They said the trip would renew historical friendship and trade ties between Kashmir and Russia. The party travelled from Jaipur and Kashmir officials saw the stop as recognition of India's claim to the region.
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Radio talkie systems to control traffic in London markets
London traffic control trials expand to Covent Garden market and the London dock area. The British Transport Commission said two way radio will be adopted by British Road Services to manage trucks after success of vehicle control experiments in London and other cities.
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London
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Covent Garden
London Dock
British Transport Commission
British Road Services
Judge disqualifies self after DUI plea in Oxnard
Clarence Weems Jr. pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge in Municipal Court. Judge Clarence Pecht disqualified himself from sentencing after his car was struck by Weems in front of the judge’s home.
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Oxnard
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Clarence Weems Jr
Clarence Pecht
Weems
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Fire Sweeps Monastery in Quebec City Blaze
A $600000 fire last night destroyed the five story Roman Catholic Monastery here. All occupants escaped unharmed as flames raced from a third floor priest room through the wooden interior. About 40 priests brothers and students were housed nearby while firemen fought the blaze today.
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Quebec
Order of Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament
Dog Prices Up as Miami Greyhound Track Sets Betting Record
The Miami greyhound track opened the season with 12,180 attendees wagering $309,064 in a single night, a new state record for dog racing handle. Admission rose from 25 to 30 cents this season.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Catholic prelate urges surplus grain as Christmas gift
Archbishop Patrick A. O Boyle of Washington calls on the U S government to release farm surpluses for free shipment to hungry people abroad. He notes Public Law 480 authorizes farm surplus gifts, but Agriculture has mainly offered dairy products and cottonseed oil to relief agencies.
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Washington
Patrick A. O’boyle
America
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Agriculture Department
Repairman Paid Big Sum After Laddings Machine Heist
In Whittier California a man repairing an adding machine in a department store earned 7455 dollars after he claimed a box of checks and money on a cashier’s desk were the day’s receipts. He demanded cash with a gun and fled, but no one had summoned a repairman.
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Whittier
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Kashier Lela E. Thompson
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Coin Flip Awards Weaver School Contract in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio the B G Danis Co and Henry Stock and Son Co each bid 93900 for a six room addition to Weaver School. A coin toss decided the winner with Stock and Son getting the contract while Danis kept the silver dollar as a consolation prize.
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Dayton
Ohio
Weaver School
Board of Education
B. G. Danis Co
Henry Stock & Son Co
Danis Co
Wells Yield Slain Pair
In Carlyle Illinois the confessed slayer Fillmore Young 34 leads police to two abandoned wells where he hid the bodies of Harold Smith 31 and his wife Arlene 35. Young says he cannot explain the motive and recalls waking up beside the dead couple after the November 27 killings. The couple’s bullet-riddled home showed no signs of robbery or enemies.
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