British order all out attack on Oman rebels
British Royal Air Force planes prepared to begin pinpoint air attacks on strongpoints while a ground force aiding the sultan of Muscat faced unexpected resistance near Firq. The ground commander sought authorization for full air assault as a Times correspondent reported a fatality among the advancing force.
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Bahrain
Oman
Muscat
Firq
Brie
J A.R. Robertson
Persian Gulf
Sultan Said bin Taimur
Piu
Sam Pope Brewer
New York Times
Kersha
Uitnce
Nzwa
Brewer
Taleb Ben Ali
Virginia Bar Names Sloan Kuykendall As President
J. Sloan Kuykendall was elected unanimously president of the Virginia Bar Association at the annual meeting in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. The Romney native has practiced in Winchester since 1931 and will serve until the next annual meeting.
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Virginia Bar
Sloan Kuykendall
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Virginia Bar Association
Kuykendall
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Romney
Potomac State
George Washington
Law School
University of Virginia
Trapped Climbers on Eiger Face Report Alive Amid Rescue
Swiss glacier pilot Geiger says all four alpinists on the Eiger north face remain alive though barely. One man shown suspended on a rope, others higher up with no progress as five nations mobilize rescue efforts amid heavy snow and gale conditions.
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Grindelwald
Switzerland
Hermann Geiger
Eiger
Geiger
Wanted Delivery Boy for Pingley & Carper Cleaners
A local cleaner seeks a delivery boy. Apply in person at Pingley and Carper Cleaners during business hours Op 8 to 5. This help wanted notice calls for immediate in person申请.
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Pingley & Carper Cleaners
Eisenhower First Lady Continues Progress Report
The White House announced that Mrs. Dwight D Eisenhower "continues to progress very satisfactorily" as she recovers. Officials provided no further medical details but expressed cautious optimism about her condition.
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Washington
White House
Dwight D Eisenhower
Virginia drought causes $20 million crop loss in 1957
Richmond reports Virginia crops face severe 1957 losses from a protracted drought. The State Department of Agriculture cites August 1 crop reports showing corn, tobacco, soybeans and peaches hit hard while peanuts, cotton and apples hold steadier. July rainfall fell far short of normal across most regions, with Southwest Virginia faring best.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Virginia Crop Reporting Service
Blue Ridge Mountains
Piedmont
Hurricane Bertha loses punch along Gulf Coast
Tropical storm Bertha weakened after threatening the Gulf Coast and moved inland toward north central Texas. Final Weather Bureau bulletin placed the system about 20 miles northwest of Beaumont with winds 30 to 40 mph and forecasts the storm to weaken as it travels inland. Coastal tides rose briefly but subsided as Bertha diminished and evacuees sought Red Cross shelters.
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New Orleans
Bertha
Gulf Coast
Texas
Weather Bureau
Beaumont
Tex
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Audrey
East Texas
Gulf
Cameron
Red Cross
Lake Charles
Hidden gimmicks in rights bill reviewed by analyst
News analyst James Marlowe compares the civil rights bill to an eccentric umbrella stuffed with items like ribbons broken combs and banana peels in today's editorial page. He critiques the bill's latest surprise and implications.
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James Marlowe
Arson Backfires in Virginia Rabbit Fire Tale
A cottontail entered a tobacco curing barn heat pipe and emerged with fur on fire. The rabbit fled to a der-ryed field and set brush alight. tobacco man Garland Elliott cooled the blaze with a deep freeze, joking he will cook the rabbit for stew next time.
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Garland Elliott
Elliott
Protective Milk Proposed to Treat Human Ailments in Ohio
Dr. W E Peterson of the University of Minnesota reported at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station that cow milk fortified to treat rheumatoid arthritis allergies and other conditions may be produced commercially next year. He cited immunity results in hay fever and rheumatoid patients and noted mice immunized against cancer. Human trials are underway and milk fortified against multiple ailments has been produced and shipped, including to Mexico for infant diarrhea.
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Wooster
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
W. E. Peterson
University of Minnesota
Peterson
Mexico
Rackets Probers To Quiz Doria On Dio Connections
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee orders Anthony Doria to appear for questioning about his role as AIW secretary treasurer and his links to racketeer Johnny Dio. Evidence cited includes an $80,000 payoff and a car, plus Dio’s ties to Hoffa and real estate dealings involving the UAW AFL.
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Doria
Washington
Johnny Dio
Senate
Anthony Doria
AFL Auto Workers Union
Allied Industrial Workers
AIW
McClelland
D-Ark
Earl Heaton
Heaton
Dio
Lester Washburns
Uaw-Afl
New York
Washburn
McClellan
James R. Hoffa
NcClellan
Hoffa
Morris Weintraub
Newport
Union
Weintraub
Badger Realty Co
Milwaukee
Weintraub Sai 1 Doria
The
Badger Co
American Delegate Accused of Fence Climb at Moscow Youth Festival
Moscow radio charged 21 year old Stan ley Ray Munford a Gonzaga University theology student from Spokane Wash with trying to climb fences guarding Soviet defense plants during the International Youth Festival. Munford said he was briefly detained four hours and later released after police confiscated his camera film.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
Stanley Ray Munford
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
Edinburgh University
Scotland
Moscow Radio
Literary Gazette
Moscow
Munford
Dulles Says U S Interests First In Foreign Aid Policy
In a closed session with House Appropriations subcommittee members on June 18, Secretary of State Dulles defended soft loans to developing nations. He said the State Department's aim is to look out for U S interests, even if it hurts friendships. He added future repayment problems would be handled by a later secretary of state.
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Washington
Ind
Dulles
State DePartment
U.S
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Rep
Denton
United States
Hoover 83 Sees Twin Clouds Of War And Inflation
Former President Herbert Hoover, 83, sees two looming clouds war and inflation. He declined to prophecy at a San Francisco news conference. He warned about inflation and urged action by government and financial agencies to protect purchasing power. He cited juvenile crime rising with social issues, blaming slums and broken homes.
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Herbert Hoover
San Francisco
Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
International
White House
West
Russia
Federal Reserve Bank
Six Die In Head On Collision Near Livermore Calif
A speeding automobile on a hill crashed head on into a car going uphill on U S Highway 50 eight miles east of Livermore. Six people died including Lt Col Clarence Fischer his wife and three children. Another child was injured. The other car occupants Paul F Lockett and his wife Pauline also died.
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Livermore
Calif
Clarence E. Fischer
San Antonio
Tex
Castle Air Force Base
Merced
Fischer
Pail F. Lockett
Hayward
Pauline
Henry Watchborn
Lockett
U.S. Highway 50
Here
Watchborn
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