Britain Sends Condolences After Cyprus Bombing
Britain expressed deep shock over the bombing that killed U S Vice Consul William P Boteler in Nicosia and injured three other Americans. Sir Roger Makins conveyed sympathy to Boteler’s family and to the injured, as authorities hunted suspects nearby.
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London
Britain
United States
U. S
William P Boteler
Cyprus
Boteler
Roger Makins
Washingeton
Nicosia
Foreign Office
Jack Bane
Chevy Chase
James Coleman
Scranton
James Dace
Los Angeles
Baking Co Shifts Plant to Lyons
The National Biscuit Co. moves the bulk of Brooklyn dromedary division production to Lyons plant. The 60 year old Brooklyn facility will close July 6 due to obsolescence and inability to modernize, affecting about 125 employees. The Brooklyn plant made cake mixes dates date nut rolls and candied fruits.
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New York
Brooklyn
National Biscuit Co
Lyons
Lettuce Patch Spells Hi Mom as Husband Leaves for Europe
Augustine Roonerud of WIOTA left a farewell message for his wife in a lettuce patch before a European trip. The lettuce plants emerging now form the phrase Hi Mom as a playful, readable note from the traveler.
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Wis
Augustine Roonerud
Tri-State Leaders Form Steering Committee for New York Area
A six member steering committee drawn from New York New Jersey and Connecticut will coordinate mutual planning and police problems for the 15 million residents of the greater New York metropolitan area. The panel was named yesterday at a conference of 53 officials from the tri state region convened by Mayor Robert F Wagner of New York City.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Greater
Tri-State
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Maine GOP Upset By Voter Apathy
In Augusta Maine GOP leaders voiced alarm over voter indifference in the primary. House Speaker Willis A Traf Fon Jr of Auburn was nominated to oppose Gov Edmund S Muskie in September as only a handful of voters cast ballots.
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Augusta
Ins
Willis A. Traffon Jr
Auburn
Edmund S. Muskie
Fire Kills Bryant College Officer During Mercy Mission
Providence Rhode Island fire claims John Lovan Allen 56, Bryant College vice president, while he helps his wife Mildred 56 and daughter Sue 16 escape a blaze at their home. He succumbs to smoke as they crawl to safety.
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Providence
R. I
John Lovan Allen
Bryant College
Sue
Mildred Allan
Allan
Local prison camp pitcher earns 59 7 win over rival
Lumberton North Carolina reports that Gordon Mitchell pitched for Robeson County prison camp to defeat Harnett County prison camp 59 to 7. The standout hurler will not yet join the majors.
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Lumberton
N.C
Gordon Mitchell
Robeson County
M.C
Harnett County
Britain proposes liberal self rule for Cypriot rebels
London reports Britain drew up a Cyprus constitution granting a liberal measure of self government for the island amid peace talks. Prime Minister Eden and Governor Harding negotiated with Archbishop Makarios while troops pursue counter terror and Turkish Cypriots' rights are debated.
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Britain
London
Cyprus
Sir Anthony Eden
John Harding
Makarios
Greece
Seychelle Islands
Eden
Harding
London Times
The
Times
Quarry Slide Kills Three Men at Pompton Co Quarry
In Riverdale New Jersey rescuers recovered Wallace Van Orden Jr. 29 from Bloomingdale after a quarry slide at Pompton Crushed Stone Co buried three men. Charles Baldwin 40 of Cedar Grove and Grant Harris 56 of Pompton Lakes remained missing as crews cleared rock and rubble to reach them.
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Riverpale
Irock
Pompton
Charles Baldwin
Cedar Grove
Grant Harris
Pompton Lakes
Textile mill to close in Greenville amid Japanese competition
Campbelldown Mill, Greenville, will shut this month due to dwindling markets and no buyer. The facility employs 250 textile workers as production winds down because of competition from Japan.
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Greenville
8. C
Camperdown
Stop Pain of Piles Advertisement Claim
An advertisement promotes stainless Pazo as a home remedy for piles, claiming instant relief and reducing swelling. It touts six medically proven ingredients and an analgesic action, available as ointment and suppositories from druggists.
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Grove Laboratoric
Druggists! Inc
Lafayette Papers Found in Castle La Grange
Count Rene De Chambrun, descendant of Lafayette, announced the discovery of numerous personal papers and correspondence of the Revolutionary War hero. The finds were made in the Chateau De La Grange near Paris, a 15th century estate long tied to Lafayette. The papers were located in a tower sealed off from the rest of the castle for nearly a century.
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Paris
Ins
Rene de Chambrun
Marquis de Lafayette
de Chambrun
Chateau de la Grange
Lafayette
Officer's death by own action cited in $100000 suit
A $100,000 damage suit against the federal government claims Air Force Lt Leonard Klein, treated for schizophrenia at Sampson Air Base, was sent home before fit to rejoin society. Klein died by poison in Villanova, Pennsylvania, October 14 after hospitalization from May 24, 1953.
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New York
Air Force
U. S. District Court
Philip Klein
Leonard Klein
New Rochelle
Villanova
Klein
Sampson Air Base
Geneva
N.Y
U S and Allies Accept Soviet Pullout in East Germany
The United States Britain and France accepted a Soviet invitation to witness the withdrawal of about 30 000 Soviet troops from Brandenburg East Germany. The 200th Air Force Division will leave Brandenburg with a U S observer from the American military mission in Potsdam. West German officials view the move as propaganda aimed at pressuring Western allies to withdraw forces in West Germany.
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Heidelberg
INS
United States
Britain
France
East Germany
Brandenburg
U.S. Army
Potsdam
West Germany
Field Grade Officer Describes Ulcers Below General
A field grade officer reports chronic ulcers affecting duties below the general’s command. The medical note highlights persistent pain and limited mobility impacting administrative tasks and field operations.
Banker's Son Kidnapped Traced to Boston Broad Daylight
The son of a New York banker said he was kidnapped at gunpoint from a Boston bottle club and driven to New York for ransom. Four policemen rescued him near W 100th Street. Police identified suspects as Robert D. Burns 22 and William John Cleary 21 of Waltham Massachusetts. The victim John Thomas Dernan Jr 27 an aeronautics engineer from Plandome Long Island was unharmed.
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New York
SNS
W. 100Th St
Robert D. Burns
William John Cleary
Waltham
Mass
John Thomas Dernan Jr
Plandome
Long Island
Court orders bar subway strike until hearing date
A state court injunction blocks the Motormen's Union from striking again before June 28. State Supreme Court Justice Vincent A. Lupiano issued the order yesterday as a hearing on the Transit Authority anti-strike injunction is scheduled for June 28.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Vincent A. Lupiano
Transit
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