King George VI flies to London for lung treatment
The ailing King George VI cut short Balmoral vacation to undergo lung treatment after a week examination showed lungs not fully recovered from the Senza attack. Buckingham Palace stressed the condition is not serious as he rests on Scottish moors and plans an Australia and New Zealand tour in January. King Farouk and Queen Narriman arrive in Alexandria after a three month honeymoon cruise to the Mediterranean.
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Balmorale Castle
Elizabeth
Elizabeth I
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Times of London
Buckingham Palace
Australia
New Zealand
Sleepwalker Found Hanging By an Ankle
Roy Rogers a 33 year old sleepwalker was found hanging by an ankle from a second story window in his underwear after an alleged nightmare. Neighbors and police freed him. he declined hospital care but drank whisky and returned to bed. He had been seeking work at the shipyards prior to the incident.
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Roy Rogers
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Charles
E. Moran
James E. Sammyer
Moran
William Altigere
Altigere
Air show disaster in Flagler kills 17 near Denver
A stunting plane crashed into spectators at Flagler Colorado injuring about 20 and killing 17 including nine children. The craft struck cars and an ambulance near the crowd, disintegrating on impact. Lt Norman L. Jones of Lowry AFB was among the dead.
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Norman L. Jones
Lowry
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Jones
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Flagler’s Air Field
William Barker
Denver Post
Barker
Central American nations renew ties amid anniversary and pope call
Nicaragua and Guatemala resume diplomatic relations after a seven year gap as Central America marks its 430th emancipation anniversary. The Pope urged Catholics to recite the Rosary and pray for persecuted prisoners, bishops exiled for defending church rights, and faithful facing oppression in Communist nations.
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Nicaragua
Central America
Spain
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Administration Democrats Seek Raises in Tax Bill Amendments
A bloc of Administration Democrats drafted 13 amendments to boost the tax bill's yield, aiming to add up to seven billion dollars while not guaranteeing passage. Humphrey backs retaining the House plan to raise individual income taxes and targets income splitting provisions, contrasting with the Senate committee version which eases some brackets. The group hopes to push for the House form despite limited political viability.
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Senate
Hubert _H.Humphrey
D.- Minn
Senate Finance Committee
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Finance Committee
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Senate Committee
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Freedom Train Dash Described Then T
Fragmentary text outlines a plan and references a big passenger run as the sole alternative. Mentions an engineer and a Druska figure who spent time at camp and a heescane term appears. Concluded Page 4 line 8.
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Ottawa minister confronts anti-NATO protesters at Parliament Hill
Rev Horace Davey a 52 year old Ottawa born United Presbyterian minister disrupted a 90 minute protest in front of Parliament with shouts of Swine and Come on block the skunks. He urged spectators to aid in driving away the demonstrators as police tried to keep order.
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Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
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R.C.M.P
U. S
Canada
Flood Kills Over 100 in Guilan Province Floods
Tehrani paper Etelaat reports more than 100 people perished in floods from heavy rains over the weekend near Resht, capital of Guilan province on the Caspian coast. Authorities warn of continuing severe weather and rescue efforts are underway.
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Iran
Etelaat
Resht
Caspian
Guilan
U.S. General warns Reds may strike in Korea drive
Reports say Gen Ira E. St. was blunt about a possible major attack as battles raged on central and eastern fronts. Gen James Y. Fleet warned an offensive could come in mid September while truce talks stalled. Peiping radio assailed U.S. policy as Ridgway's forces held the line. The 25th Division faced signs of a Red push but commanders doubted its depth or success.
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Ira’ P. St
Caily
James Yvan
Peiping
Kaesong
Matthew B.ridgway
War Games Open in Hanover as Allied Forces Mass
Two hundred thousand Allied Western troops plus German auxiliaries and Korean veterans moved into position for weekend maneuvers the largest since World War II. Blueland and Reiland units filled Western Germany roads while NATO leaders met in Ottawa and Rome to discuss defense needs and peacetime preparation. Communist pickets protested outside Canada's Parliament with calls to “send the damned Yankees home.”
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
Hanover
Germany
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Sansa Aneseat
Paul van Zeeland
Atlantic Council
Canada
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ute
Sir William Stott
Britain
Paul Ely
France
Adm
Gerauld Wright
United States
Council
van Zeeland
Louis St. Laurent
North Atlantic
Rome
Prices Rise on 9 of 10 New Cars Across Industry
Prices for nine of the ten new car makes will rise by next weekend with Ford and Chrysler leading increases. Buick Pontiac and otherbrands follow as government controls push costs to highs not seen since World War II. Indépendent firms delay price hikes while Packard pauses. Industry observers warn of a potential shortage later this year into 1952.
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Duce
United States
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Packard
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Studebaker
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Nash
Witlys-Overland
Washington
Germany's Role Under Discussion in NATO Subplot
Ottawa reports the United States floated adding Greece and Turkey to the NATO bloc to bolster defenses against Soviet expansion. Secretary Dean Acheson outlined a broader open agenda as Omar Bradley pushes for equal partnerships and a Middle East command while Denmark and the Netherlands show hesitation. Western strategy envisions German military relations and non military ties within the alliance.
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Turkey
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