Democrats Seek Way to Avoid Civil Rights Fight on Housing today
Senate Democrats hunt a compromise as debate opens on President Eisenhower's housing program amid a Supreme Court ruling on public housing. Maybank amendment hurt by southern resistance. Byrd and Capehart push safeguards, while issues of slum clearance and urban redevelopment loom.
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Red charges mask Korean military buildup exposed
The Defense Department released documents accusing Communist members of the neutral monitoring team in North Korea of using propaganda and obstruction to cover a Red buildup. Swedish and Swiss members reportedly labeled es.
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Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
London War Echoes On Channel Courage And Peace
Ten years after the war haze lifts along the Channel country London greets peace with blooming gardens and bustling beaches. Families recall invasion plans and the quiet bravery of Gen Bradley as Britain rebuilds and looks to a hopeful, tranquil future.
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Grand Island dog greets visitors with boisterous bark
In Grand Island Nebraska a dog greets visitors loudly causing amusement as the owner repeats the command Dont bite him and I tell you to.
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Jean Peters Weds Texas Oil Man in Secret Ceremony
Movie actress Jean Peters married Stuart W. Cramer IV a wealthy Texas oil heir in a surprise ceremony yesterday. The vows took place at the Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York with only the couple’s parents present.
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Mother Will Not Forget This Wedding in Cambridge
Lorraine Cajole, 22, faced an appendicitis attack the day before her wedding at Notre Dame Church. Her mother canceled plans and informed vendors, but Lorraine recovered and married Richard McDowell, 24, of Somerville, the next day.
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Pigeon Makes Remarkable Atlantic Return To New York
A racing pigeon named Saturnia Juni or Satire mia Junior arrived in New York after leaving Rahway on April 26. It was carried home by ship Saturnia and then by auto to Stamford. The bird, owned by Vincent Odierna, reportedly won 25 in a race and was met by Odierna and breeder Eliots.
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Climber Stranded Eleven Days Faces Final Rescue Push
In Fairbanks Alaska rescuers press a last effort halfway up the mountain to reach Pic George Argus age 25 of Brooklyn left in a tent after 14 days with a broken rib. Food may run out tonight as a five member team moves toward a 10 000 foot position aided by an Air Force plane coordinating radio contact.
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Two Attacks Claimed Against Israeli Units
Jordan officials accused Israel of staging two attacks on Arab forces within 24 hours. One attack reportedly hit Mazlat Ima Qalailya wounding five Arabs, while another near Zabouha involved a 30 minute clash with an Arab Legion patrol, with one Israeli dead and attackers retreating across the truce line. The protests were filed with UN observers.
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United Nations Armistice Commission
Menzies Ahead in Australian Vote
Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies' conservative Liberal and Country Parties lead in an Australian parliamentary election. Latest returns show 58 seats for the government to 55 for the Labor opposition, with eight districts still undecided and observers predicting a likely government victory.
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TV Sponsor Near Death in Crash
Dr. Jules Montenier 59 president of the cosmetics firm that sponsors What’s My Line lay near death after a car crash near Barrington. His wife Helen 59 and the other driver William Salzmar 37 were killed. Montenier’s son Dennis 3 was critically injured.
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Slain WAVE medic 26 found on Maryland beach
Irene Ata rion Conde a 26 year old WAVE medic was found battered on a Point Lookout Maryland beach. Navy airman Carl Strickland 22 of Rocky Mount North Carolina was arrested on murder suspicion. Autopsy ordered to determine cause of death and whether she was beaten before entering the water. Police chief said Strickland waived extradition and will be returned to Maryland.
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Chicago Auto Show Moves to January Next Year
The Chicago Auto Show, the nation’s largest car and truck display, will be held January 16 next year instead of mid-March. The shift points to a December–January introduction window for most 1935 models.
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Horoscope roundup reads like a quirky astrological column
The page lists sun signs with dates and generic traits, urging readers to focus on work, organization, and self-improvement. It notes personality contrasts, advises concentration, and mentions notable figures like Walt Whitman and Frances Alda as birth references.
Eisenhower urges government to adopt Boy Scout oath
President Eisenhower told 2,600 Boy Scouts leaders that the U S government should be morally straight and honest and adopt the Scout oath. He said all governments would benefit from adhering to the oath and its pledge to do duty to God and country.
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