Confidential U S Documents Taken During Taipei Riots
Unknown individuals took confidential U S documents from the American Embassy in Taipei during last night riots on Formosa. State Department officials said the incident is noted in a special report being drafted for Congress.
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Health and Cheerfulness Mutually Beget Each Other
A health article explains rewards for physicians and pharmacists in improving protecting and preserving health. It urges regular visits to physicians at first signs of illness to begin a better healthier and happier life.
Modest 84-Year-Old Father Becomes Grandfather
James M. Pickens of Somerset Maryland and his 44-year-old French wife welcomed a daughter at a Washington hospital last Thursday. The 6 pound 8 ounce baby is Pickens second child and he notes he is not a celebrity and has no desire for fame.
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Riots At Taipei Embassies Prompt Inquiry
Secretary Dulles denies that secret American diplomatic code books were stolen as rioters damaged the American Embassy and US Information Agency office in Taipei. Diplomats gather facts amid claims some confidential papers were taken. report clears Chinese Nationalist direction and criticizes police response. The Nationalist government apologizes and promises damages. The unrest stems from anger over a court martial acquittal in a shooting case.
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U. S. Information Agency
Taipei
Montezuma and Nearby Social Happenings Highlight Local News
Residents share visits and movements as Maude Cox returns from eye surgery with the Jared family in Anderson. James Jeffers will teach in Hollywood Florida next term. The Rockville Art Class hosts the Covington Wabash River Sketch Club with a noon picnic and exhibit.
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Brazil
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Indianapolis
Japanese student calls provocative dress a world problem
A Tokyo student argues in a Mai nichi letter that women's summer clothing is a bigger world issue than atomic tests. He says atomic bombs can destroy the body but not the soul.
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Mainichi
Rosedale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Rosedale, June 26 Special describes Mrs. Lena Hickman's return home from Union Hospital Terre Haute after three weeks. It lists visits and family time across Indianapolis Mooresville Battleground Judson and Kentucky Lake with residents including the Haase Cottrell Coker Boehmer Garrigus Michaels Spurr Whitsell Hunt Montgomery and others.
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Indianapolis
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Union Hospital
Terre Haute
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Aaron Cleghorn
Mooresville
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Gertie Boehmer
Seelyville
Guy Hope
Missionary Society of the Friendly
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Jesse Montgomery
Rockville
Daisyunt
Boston Subway Bans Smoking on All Lines
The Boston subway system prohibits smoking on all subway and elevated lines for the first time in about 60 years. The rule targets the cost of cleaning smoking cars and complaints from non-smokers.
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Bolivia’s first outlet to sea for oil via 200 mile pipe
Bolivia plans an oil export route to the coast of Chile using a 200 mile pipeline through the Andes. The project aims to connect inland oil fields with sea access, marking a major cross‑Andean energy corridor.
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Eisenhower Addresses Disarmament and Court Rulings
President Eisenhower spoke on disarmament urging a Statesmanlike approach to curb inflation without embracing price and wage controls. He defended the open economy, reaffirmed respect for Supreme Court stability, warned against leaking secret data, and outlined plans to streamline manpower and weapons. An agreement to withdraw American ground forces from Japan was reached with Japan.
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Federal Study Commission
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Suit Seeks 92836 32 From State for Tax Overpayments
Two Vigo County firms Vigo Trailer Rentals Inc and House Investments Inc filed complaints in Vigo Superior Court No 2 after noon Tuesday seeking a total judgment of 92836 32 from the Indiana Gross Income Tax Division for alleged over payments in 1953 1954 and 1955. The corporations both operate from 28 Cherry Street and share president Wilson House of 4605 Wabash Avenue.
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Vigo Trailer Rentals, Inc
House Investments, Inc
Cherry Street
Wilson House
Wabash Avenue
Early gas warfare possibly used in 431 B C
The article notes gas use in warfare dating to 431 B C when Spartans burned pitch and sulphur beneath Belium and Platea to suffocate defenders. The claim highlights ancient chemical tactics and their historical roots.
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