British Comb Cyprus Strip For Raiders
British troops on foot and in helicopters searched Nicosia for underground assailants who killed a soldier and wounded many. Curfew kept the city quiet as patrols combed Rabbit Warren and shops were checked. In Larnaca authorities found 12 banners of Eoka. Archbishop Makarios, exiled for alleged anti-British activity, staged a hunger strike but resumed meals. Monday’s violence injured natives and Britons. a bomb killed a radio operator on his 18th birthday and wounded a shop owner. Police used tear gas as bombers attacked from rooftops and balconies.
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Measles Halts Airlift of 16 Korean American Orphans
Measles postponed the return flight carrying 16 Korean American orphans to the United States. One girl with the disease and two probable cases were identified by doctors. The children, offspring of American servicemen and Korean girls, had arrived from Seoul last night. World Vision Inc sponsors mass adoptions and supports 101 South Korean orphanages.
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U.S. Expands Fair Exhibit Schedule
New York reports that the United States will expand its trade fair program with more international exhibits. Harrison T. MacClung, the program's new director, says Congress will be asked for 342 million dollars to support the effort.
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