Coast Guard boards Panamanian freighter at Charleston
The U S Coast Guard said its men boarded the Panamanian freighter Franco List at Charleston South Carolina for a routine search for anything inimical to the United States. The action was taken yesterday based on the best information available and covered persons and things. The search sought to prevent dangerous items or people from entering the port under the 1951 port security act.
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Franco List
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Beware of Week-Ends and World Prophecies Ad
A Los Angeles figure known as The Voice of Two Worlds offers free 64 page book on prophecies and mind power. He claims atomic war will start on a weekend and promises a future golden era for readers who prepare. Free copies from the Institute of Mentalphysics, Los Angeles. no money required.
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Voice of Two Worlds
Far East
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
K160
Los Angeles 4
Calif
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Guatemala Leftists Pursue Fugitives Amid Embassy Shelters
Guatemala's leftist government tightened embassy watch for opposition fugitives after a nationwide roundup. Reports say leaders sought asylum in El Salvador and Ecuador embassies as guards increased at missions and rumors of conspiracies spread.
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Guatemala
Jacob Arbenz
el Salvador
Ecuador
Summer Book Review Club Set At Library
The summer Book Review club reopens in the teen room of Carnegie library with a 2 p.m. Monday meeting open to seventh graders and other teens. Weekly sessions feature reading and discussion, storytelling for House of Neighborly Service, and babysitting storytime. First program includes The Ape in Our House by Cathy Hayes reviewed by Metta Lou Henderson David Faragut reviewed by Jean McStroul and a Guatemala legend Animalitos and the Goblin.
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Carnegie Library
House of Neighborly Service
Cathy Hayes
Metta Lou Henderson
David Farragut
Jean McStroul
Guatemala
Three Day Milk Strike Ends in Phoenix
The three day milk industry strike in Phoenix ended as trucks from seven major dairies were set to resume deliveries around noon. An arbitration agreement was signed by Teamsters Local 274 and the Industrial Council in Governor Pyle's office after Governor Pyle urged a meeting. The strike began Saturday with a Borden Co plant picket line and disrupted about 90 percent of city deliveries, causing low supplies for retailers and hospitals.
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Teamsters Local 274
AFL
The
Industrial Council, Inc
Gov. Howard Pyle
Borden Co
J. R. Arnhold
Industrial Council
Nigher
Pyle
Arnhold
George Sebestyen
Adlai Stevenson Receives Books on Presidential Nominating Politics
Adlai Stevenson has been given a five volume set titled Presidential Nominating Politics 1952 by the American Political Science Association. The set, gathered by about 300 professors, aims to help him study conventions seen as a mystery to him. Stevenson had no comment on the gift.
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Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
American Political Science Association
Stevenson
Litany Honors Memory Of Mrs Louise Sibley
A litany in memory of Mrs Louise Sibley was blessed at Grace Episcopal church during the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Rev Jerry Wallace, rector, blessed the litany. The gift from St Hildas guild honored Mrs Sibley, an active guild member who died recently.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Jerry Wallace
St. Hilda's Guild
Sibley
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