Weather by Wirephoto Summary
Showers and thunderstorms stretch across Western Pennsylvania and New York to Maine, extending through the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley into the central and southern Plains. Rain lingers in Montana and northern Wyoming with drizzle in western parts of northern Pacific states.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
Maine
Upper Great Lakes
mid-Mississippi Valley
Plains
Montana
Wyoming
Pacific
Tokyo Judge Grants Bail To Crowley
UPI reports Tokyo district judge set bail at 300000 yen for American businessman Joseph P. Crowley who awaits trial on charges of fatally beating his brother in law. Judge Saburo Yashima heads the trial panel as Crowley must stay in Japan and attend all sessions while the case proceeds. If convicted he faces two to 15 years in prison.
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Tokyo
UPI
Joseph P. Crowley
Crowley
Arthur Mori
Yale
Tokyo District Court
Saburo Yashima
Mori
Sho Hinohara
Connecticut
Japan
Tad) Jones
Tad Jones
Grace Rainier Invite Trumans At Monte Carlo Fete
Grace and Prince Rainier invite former President Truman and Mrs Truman to a charity songfest on Saturday night in Monte Carlo. Sinatra and Noel Coward lead the entertainment for a $23.81 ticket price plus champagne. Proceeds aid the U.N. Children's Fund. The Trumans vacation on the Riviera.
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Monte Carlo
Grace
Prince Rainier
Truman
Frank Sinatra
Noel Coward
Grace Kelly
Sinatra
U.N. Children’s Fund
Trumans
French Riviera
Forecast of Showers and Warmth Through Wednesday
Scattered showers and thunderstorms return with higher humidity and warmer temperatures today tonight and Wednesday. Tonight low around 60 high tomorrow near 80 southeast winds 15 to 20 mph shifting to southwest 15 to 25 mph tonight. Yesterday high 72 low 58. Sunset 8 43 pm sunrise 5 25 am tomorrow. Record high 91 in 1957 record low 42 in 1946. Relative humidity 61 percent yesterday 6 pm and 94 percent at 8 am today.
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Albany
Miami
Atlanta
New Orleans
Atlantic City
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phoenix
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Duluth
Kansas City
U S backs Lebanon at United Nations debate
The United States prepared to back Lebanon's charge that the United Arab Republic threatens peace by aiding Lebanese rebels. U.S. Chief Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge would align with Lebanon's pro Western government as the Security Council resumed debate. Lodge was expected to push a strong stance and warn Nasser to respect Lebanon's independence amid likely Soviet veto.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Charles Malik
U.A.R
Nasser
Lodge
James W. Barco
Council
Malik
U.N
Democrats Ask Ike To Plead for Trade Extension
House leaders seek a personal appeal from President Eisenhower to help pass a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program. A looming vote pits a five year plan backed by Democrats and Rayburn against a two year alternative backed by Republicans and coal textile and oil states.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Richard M. Simpson
Rpa
Tariff Commission
Loaded Dice Booked for Conventions
Grand Rapids, Mich. AP There was a big craps game at police headquarters but no money changed hands. Vice squad policemen confiscated 600 pair of educated dice worth 1000 dollars during the arrest of two men accused of bilking delegates to a convention here of 2000 dollars last week. Edward W. Lane 45 Highland Park Mich and Kenneth Scott 31 Gary Ind were arrested on a charge of operating a gambling game. They carried an itinerary of conventions for the next few weeks in Michigan Indiana and Wisconsin.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert Anderson
Anderson
Edward W. Lane
Highland Park
Kenneth Scott
Gary
Ind
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Old Bridge Sells for One Dollar at Knox County Auction
Knox County auctioned a 1891 steel bridge spanning Beaver Creek in Hardin Valley. The rusted structure drew a single dollar after a bidder offered 200 to dismantle it, Finance Commissioner W C Tallent noting the county is lucky to see it torn down. A separate line notes New York states has twice as many manufacturing establishments as California.
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Knoxville,senn
UPI
Knox County
Beaver Creek
Hardin Valley
W. C. Tallent
New York
California
South Carolina Voters Go To Polls
In Columbia Democrats vote in a gubernatorial primary and six U.S. House nominations with about 300000 of 539000 party members expected to ballot. Contenders include Lt. Gov. Ernest Hollings Mayor William Johnston of Anderson and Donald Russell for the governor seat as Timmerman is ineligible to seek.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
U.S. House of Representatives
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Ernest F. Hollings
William C. Johnston
Anderson
Donald Russell
University of South Carolina
Timmerman
Incumbents Facing Few Challengers in South Carolina Races
Five incumbents run with no opposition while Rep. John J. Riley is challenged by Pat Lindler in the 2nd District. Republicans have yet to nominate, may enter via special convention. Other contests include 148 seats in the state legislature and a single prosecutor's post.
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Ceed
John J. Riley
Sumter
Pat Lindler
Lexington
The Magic Between the Lines of the Lord's Prayer
A Los Angeles geographer known as the Voice of Two Worlds promotes a free booklet and literature claiming a new light on prayer. It describes a Far East system accessibly taught to improve mind power, health, wealth, and success, with personal testimony and an offer to request the free booklet by postcard from the Institute of Mental Physics in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Voice of
Far East
Institute of Mentalphysics
S. Hobart Blvd
Dept
M-121
California
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