British Send More Troops Into Cyprus
NICOSIA Cyprus AP British forces patrol as authorities impose a 100 percent curfew to end communal fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Eleven Cypriots have been killed since the outbreak of rioting as British troops bolster the Mediterranean colony to restore order.
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Bulganin Undergoes Major Surgery and Cyprus Tensions
Former Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin has a serious operation but is expected to return to work within a week, Khrushchev says. He denies reports of downgrading Mikhalil Suslov and notes Malenkov remains alive. Cyprus dispute escalates with Greek Cypriot clashes and Turkish partition demands as British plans surface.
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Lebanese Rebels Vow to Fight On
Beir ut reports Lebanon’s rebel leaders vow to continue the fight against President Camille Chamoun despite U N Security Council intervention. Rebels criticize arms shipments and urge Western and regional governments to cut supply lines while the U N observer group monitors the border.
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Senate Leaders See Defense OK
Senate leaders forecast approval of a defense reorganization bill in form similar to the House version. The bill would give the defense secretary broader command authority over unified forces and tighten Joint Chiefs of Staff powers while centralizing R and D under a single director. Eisenhower sought three sections changes to ease operations and avoid insubordination. House Republicans and Democrats debated amendments before rejecting moves to align with the president’s wishes. only Rep. Cliff Clevenger opposed the measure.
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Population expected to top 924000 in Atlanta area
The Metropolitan Planning Commission reports bi annual estimates showing greater Atlanta, including Fulton DeKalb Cobb and Clayton Counties, nearing 924000 by month end and aiming for a million within a year. The data was presented to the Atlanta Metropolitan Population Study Committee of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.
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Army Of Union Officials Forceful in UAW Contract Talks
Detroit AP reports about a 20 000 strong army of union stewards and committeemen aiding the UAW in push for new contracts with General Motors Chrysler and Ford. Plants run without contracts since talks began, with votes planned though no strike imminent.
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Adams containment on Adams probe keeps White House line
The White House said President Eisenhower will not fire Sherman Adams amid House investigations into Adams relations with Bernard Goldfine. Hagerty said Adams refused a news conference and denied press questions about a $700 coat allegation, while stressing Adams’ usefulness is not jeopardized.
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Peter F. Mack Jr
Ill
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Harry Vaughn
Army
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Boston
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Cravey Seeks Fourth Term As State Comptroller
Atlanta AP report says Zack D. Cravey, 64, native of Telfair County, paid his qualifying fee for re nomination and will run again on his record. He turned the 760 fee over to Secretary George D. Stewart in front of a large group of friends.
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Zack D. Cravey
Telfair County
George D. Stewart
Cravey
McClellan notes 22 changes in original bill wording
Senate debate centers on 22 changes made by the Labor Committee with President Eisenhower era proposals. Senator McClellan warns against loading the control bill with controversial amendments that could defeat any legislation. Republicans push tougher union controls as 44 new amendments appear, while Kennedy manages the bill on the floor.
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Senate
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Senate Labor Committee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
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Hisenhower
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U S Must Talk With East Germany To Free Airmen
Bonn AP says the Soviet Union declared the return of nine American airmen and their helicopter not within Soviet forces competence. The United States must now deal directly with East Germany to recover the crew after the helicopter disappeared in a thunderstorm.
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Eisenhower asks Congress to create new federal aviation agency
President Eisenhower proposed a new federal aviation agency to unify air traffic control for civil and military use. He urged Congress to abolish the Civil Aeronautics Administration and absorb its functions, citing recent midair collisions and the need for strong air space authority. The plan would place the administrator and three deputies under presidential appointment with Senate confirmation.
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Mike Monroney
D-Okla
White House
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