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Times Journal, Vineland, N. Wednesday, June 30, 1954 Thret mile away, was in a rear driveway shared by row houses. A pungent Gladys Benner, reported seeing an' automobile driving off her drive-1 odor described by residents as burning gunpowder, hung over the neighborhood immediately after the explosion. Phone Installers, Management Meet To Avert Strike and the rear basement door of hep" next door neighbor, William H. Moore, were blown open.

"This is a complete mystery to me at this time," said Lt. Williajrt-Stoltz of the fire marshal's office. Detective James McTague of the" intelligence squad, said the same'- thing. No Real Signs Of Effort To Save Indochina Shown In US-British Statement way at high speed after the blast. Despite the intensity of the explosion, there was comparatively little damage.

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Union representatives said they were unable to add anything to an earlier announcement that there had been WASHINGTON Lawmakers found few tangible signs today in a statement by President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Church-can-British effort to save Indochina and her neighbors from the Reds, Churchill said here on his departure for Ottawa yesterday that his five-day talks with Eisenhower had shown the unity of English-speaking peoples is "unbroken and unbreakable." There was in Congress general agreement with this and approval of the Eisenhower-Churchill statement of principles issued shortly mumst-led rebels in Viet Nam. I Churchill and Eisenhower said in statement Monday they had' jagreed to "press forward" with! i plans for a free nation alliance 1 in Southeast Asia. But indications' lies. $1.19 Boys Girls' POLOS Boys' and Girls' SHORTS were that this would be preliminary planning only, annd that the British were sticking to their po- 'eitinn thai Tin fnrmnl cfana arimilrt "some encouraging signs" in its talks with the company. No time was set for meetings to resume, but both sides said they were "on call" for further talks.

If the strike is called, it will affect telephone operations in all states but Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The dispute involved equipment installers for Western Electric, which is the manufacturing arm for the Bell Telephone System. The union's old contract, which expired May 2, provided an average hourly wage of $1.86. The workers are now seeking a six to eight cent increase in this rate and have rejected a company offer of four to six cents, negotiatior before Churchill left. But some senators professed to see more importance in the remark of British Foreign Minister Eden that the conference of leaders had laid the foundations "for the work we have yet to do." British Hold Steadfast Sen.

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Secretary of State Dulles was due to attend for the United States. New ZfAland Ambassador Leslie Knox IW'jnro is the New Zealand member of the council in the absence of his foreign minister. In their statement yesterday, Eisenhower and Churchill said their two countries will continue "in intimate comradeship" to work for a just world peace. They held out "the hand of friendship" to nations which by "solemn pledge and confirming deeds" show they want peace. i Mystery Blast Rocks North's, Philadelphia IFOSB' SBABY PHILADELPHIA i.fl An explosion of undetermined origin rocked about 50 homes in the Mayfait section of the city early today sending alarmed residents pouring into the streets in their night clothes.

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