Israelis Raid Jordan In VIII Battle With Heavy Casualties
Jerusalem reports a seven hour raid by Israeli infantry and artillery into Jordan, marking a third raid this month. Israel says 5 attackers killed and 39 wounded, while Jordan reports about 31 Jordanian soldiers and guards killed. Armistice line breached by perhaps 2000 troops in brigade strength, with mass clashes near Jerusalem six miles southwest.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Husar
Israel
Amman
United Nations Security Council Opens Suez Debate
Britain and France clash at a UN Security Council session amid the Suez Canal dispute over Egypt's nationalization of the waterway. The opening round aimed to set the council's approach to the issue and assess positions on world peace.
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United Nations
Britain
France
Egypt
BN. Security Council
Suez Canal
Port
Cane Balan
Nasser
Adlai Attacks Soil Bank Policy in Election Year
In Jacksonville Adlai E Stevenson urged President Eisenhower to address alleged loose administration of the soil bank and its potential to pour money into the Palm Belt before the November election. He warned that using the soil bank for partisan purposes would place blame on the Republican administration.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Soil Bank
Fisehhower
Peoria
Remack
Payta
Journal
Miller
Stevenson
Miler
Sci
Grimes
Police Department
Pari
Cold War Tension Over Canal Proposal Seen Ahead of Elections
British and French diplomats weigh pressing an international canal ruling as U S officials including Dulles loom over the debate. Eden and Lloyd head to Paris for talks with Mollet and Pineau while Moscow signals no pledge. Stevenson’s advance excerpts hint at no detail on the plan, with an expected edition continued on page five.
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Tevenson
I Dent
Iease
Soil Bank
Selwyn Lloyd
Christlansvith
U.S
Dulles
Moscow
Dmitri Shepilov
New York
Eden
Lloyd
Paris
Guy Mollet
Pineau
Waters Speak Soil-Bank Theory Drives GOP Bank Farmers
Miller comments on curfew exemptions for children at football games church meetings and wholesome programs after 9 pm. He argues must have explainable reasons if questioned by authorities, highlighting tension over curfew enforcement and public order.
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Miller
Ike Campaign Attacks Democrats Over Farm Policy
President Eisenhower denounces Democratic plans as mockery and deceit, accusing opponents of political expediency while urging farmers to trust his program for a “full share” in national prosperity. He spoke before 10,000 at Bramley University fieldhouse after Peoria rally remarks carried nationwide.
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Washington
Hisenlower
Eigenhawker
Peoria
Benjim
Typhoon Harriet Strands 140 Off Okinawa Ships Grounded
Typhoon Harriet battered Okinawa driving mountain waves and 130 mph winds. Two ships ran aground as 106 passengers aboard Hakusato Maru and 34 crew on Bedford Earl faced delays. The storm moved north and forecasters warned of a heavy east coast impact tomorrow.
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Naha
Okinawa
Harriet
East China Sea
Kagoshima
Japan
Wee Ena Seees
Typhoon Harriet Near Iwo Jima Bears Down on Guam
Typhoon Harriet with 75 mph winds was sighted 260 miles ENE of Iwo Jima moving west at 19 mph. Reports say Ananans tetas emenees Okanawan was hurt while property damage on Tanor was limited, contrasting with Emma which caused over 20 million dollars in damage on the U S island base earlier. Forecasters expect winds to fall to about 105 mph as Harriet moves north. Heavy seas pummel the Tenn Ton Bedford Earl on a coral reef off Okinawa with thirty or so crew preparing lifeboats while a U S Army tug and vehicles assist offshore. The Hakusan Maru ran aground near Amami Oshima.
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Guam
Ima
U. S. Air Force
Iwo Jima
Annanan Tetas Emenees Okanawan
Tanor
Emma
U. S
1. S.air Force
Harriet
Ike Islet
Okinawa
U. S. Army
R. W. Thompson
Bedford
Yokohama
Viet Nam
Lac Con
Europe
Kagoshima
Japan
Amami Oshima Island
Four Hour Day and A High Living Standard Debate
Drummond analyzes the future economy on the Editorial Page, weighing the four hour day against a high standard of living for older citizens. The piece contrasts Nixon and Stevenson views, offering grounded observations on potential reforms and practical outcomes.
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Nixon
Stevenson
Drummond
Angry farm wives camp out in capital for price supports
In Washington, about 150 wives of potato growers from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island blocked in front of the Agriculture Department, demanding price supports despite officials’ rebuffs. The women parked chartered buses as they planned a prolonged protest to press their case.
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Washington
INS
Agriculture Department
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Long Island Women Propose Action Over Low Potato Prices
Mrs Helen Grazybowski of Bridgehampton leads a Long Island group protesting persistently low potato prices. She warns they will stay as a public reminder until action is taken as farmers face mortgage burdens and rising seed and fertilizer costs.
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Agriculture Department
Helen Grazybowski
Bridgehampton
N.Y
Long Island
Grazybowski
Opening Brink's doors with a nail file in trial
A former Boston cop testifies as the first defense witness in the Brink's robbery trial, saying he opened five doors to the money vaults with a nail file. The crossstate report also notes Los Angeles hearings on smog and fresh air shortages, with experts warning of health risks from pollution and inverted air masses.
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Boston
Brink
Neil Fle
Los Angeles
Bat L. Bulz
J. Ahearn
Brink's
Chambers
Pians
Brickman
Ucla Gsves
Ian Smog
Leslie A. Chambera
Berg
Barn Taylor
Ucla Phar
Food Prices Gain Slightly for Week
New York wholesale food prices, as measured by the Dun & Bradstreet pool index, rose slightly this week to $6.08 from $6.06, though they were down 3.2 percent from a year ago. The index has hovered around $36.10 in recent months, representing the wholesale cost of one pound each of 31 commonly used foods.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Weather Outlook by Weatherman Keller at Hancock Field
The forecast says clear skies and warm daytime weather for Syracuse and Central New York. Tonight will be brisk with south to southeast winds at 10 to 15 mph, then tomorrow warms to about 66 with 10 to 20 mph winds. A warmer trend continues into Friday with near normal temperatures for the next period.
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Teller
Andarew B. Keller
Hancock Field
Syracuse
Central New York
Keller
88 year old Detroit man marks 62nd wedding anniversary
Joseph J. Evert, 88, celebrated his 62nd wedding anniversary in Detroit. When asked for advice to younger generations he quipped he was having trouble keeping up with his own life and duties.
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Detroit
INS
Joseph J. Evert
House Divided Kepka Family Faces Split County Lines
In Millington Illinois the Kepka family discovers their dining room sits on a county line dividing Wendall and LaSalle counties. Real estate tax is paid to LaSalle while personal taxes go to Wendall, and multiple rooms straddle the boundary influencing residency questions.
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Millington
James Kepka
Wendall County
WaSale
Kepkas
LaSalle County
Nendall County
Perfume scented checks drawn by odor infused pays
A Wilton perfume company ordered checks from the Todd Co. with ink mixed with perfume. The payee line reads Pay to the odor of and the dollar amount is followed by scents. A bakery reportedly wants its checks smelling of freshly baked bread and Spaghetti tm wants checks scented with garlic.
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Rochester
Wilton, Conn
Todd Co
And
Spaghetti Tm
French Quarter Blaze Kills Man
A fire swept five small buildings along North Rampart Street near Canal Street in New Orleans. One man was killed, identified as Henry Harbert, age about 33, and Mrs Virginia Zeitz, 28, died minutes after the blaze started in a bar area. Her two children, Benjamin Jr and Douglas, were involved but survived with minor injuries. Fire Chief Howard Deyestil reported damage around $50,000 and noted a car involved in the incident.
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Orleans
French Quarter
Wilson
Henry Harbert
Howard Deyestil
Niagara
Bar County
Jon North Rampart
Virginia Zeitz
Canal Street
Benjamin Jr
Douglas
Zeitz
Today’s Chuckle on Gratitude and Creditors
There’s always something to be thankful for. If you can’t pay your bills you can be thankful you’re not one of your creditors.
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