Diplomatic Move Grows Over Egypt Gaza Reentry
In Cairo Tokyo Cairo Washington rush to handle crisis as Dag Hammarskjold prepares for a Cairo visit. UN officials return from Gaza to coordinate talks on UNEF control Gulf of Aqaba canal operations and Sharm el Sheikh. Ben Gurion cabinet meets while Golda Meir heads to Washington to press Dulles.
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Suez Canal
Tragedy in West Frankfort ends in famil y killings
Herman Behn a 44 year old jeweler killed his mother Minnie 70 and daughters Linda 14 Shirley 12 and Kay 10 with a hammer then shot them before taking his own life in his home at 811 W St Louis Ave He planned to wed Mardetta Minton 35 today coroner said Behn had custody of the children after divorce from his first wife police said and a best man was to be Doc Stuthers at a 1 pm church ceremony in the First Christian Church
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Illinois
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Minnie Behn
Linda
Shirley
Kay
June
Mardetta Minton
Chicago
T. M
Doc) Stuthers
First Christian Church
William Behn
W. St. Louis Ave
Former Pentagon Aide Seeks Modern Arms for Koreans
Dr. John A. Hannah former assistant secretary of defense for manpower and a Michigan State University president urged ignoring the armistice ban on modern weapons for Korea saying North Korea violated the pact. He warned of responsibility to American families if war resumes and noted the United Nations forces adhere to armistice limits while the Communists expand air fields and modern jets.
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North Korea
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Michigan State University
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Korea
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Okinawa
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United Nations
U.S. Commies Attack Hoover on Censorship Claim
New York reports Simon W. Gerson, poised to become Daily Worker editor, denounces FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover for setting himself up as a political censor. He rebuts Hoover’s March 12 Senate letter claiming Communists remain tied to Moscow and warns of suppression of dissent and rights.
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Daily Worker
Four dachshund puppies sold by Mrs Covington in Globe News ads
Classified ad from Mrs R E Covington at 4435 Travis advertised four black and tan dachshund puppies and reports all were sold. The notice ends by encouraging readers to place ads in Globe News Classifieds.
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Rains Batter Texas as Tornado Warning Issued
Rains over two inches with hail and high winds spurred a tornado warning for parts of Oklahoma and Texas. Warnings covered Lake Texoma area and cities including Belton Benbrook Garza Little Elm Grapevine Lavon San Angelo and Whitney. A hail storm hit San Antonio damaging radar at the international airport.
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President Magsaysay dies in Cebu plane crash
Officials presume President Ramon Magsaysay died when his C47 crashed on a forested Cebu Mountain. Philippine Ambassador Romulo reported recovery of Magsaysay's body in Manila while 200 soldiers searched the wreckage. One survivor, Nestor Mata of the Philippines Herald, later claimed the president died in an explosion, a report he said was uncertain due to shock.
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Best Loved of All Executives in the Philippines
Brig. Gen. William L. Lee: Ramon Magsaysay adored by 20 million Filipinos. Lee recalls the late president as a common man who bridged mass concerns with reform, trusted by intellectuals yet a target of Communist infiltration fears. Magsaysay died when his plane exploded near Cebu City. vice president Garcia moves toward succession amid national mourning.
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Daily News
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Philippine Islands
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Jerry) Lee
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Philippines
Gen. Lee
Romulo Moves Into Spotlight After Magsaysay Death
The death of Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay shifts attention to Ambassador Carlos P. Romulo. American observers hope he may run in the upcoming Philippine presidential election, though Romulo cites no plans to return home.
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Pair To Fight Extradition In Kidnapping Case
A Massachusetts couple fled to Miami Beach to avoid a court order for their adopted child and said they will contest extradition on kidnapping charges. Melvin Ellis and Frances Ellis, both cited Florida’s liberal stance, arguing they seek the child’s welfare. The child, six year old Hildy McCoy, is the daughter of Marjorie McCoy Doherty of Hingham, Massachusetts.
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Frances
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Miami Herald
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Fracas-Causing Pup Found Dead in Bayou
Galveston Texas March 17 P Blackle a mongrel pup that sparked a gun fight and a city overhaull of the dog catching system was found dead in a bayou yesterday near the site where two youths with a rifle held police and catchers at bay for an hour. The youths 14 year olds Robert Garcia and Charlies Layman surrendered to police after the incident. City officials noted public outcry and discussed measures as dog catchers recounted the shooter's claim of being nipped.
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Otis O'Callahan
Racket Link Persists In Portland Probe
Senate to seek explanations from Teamsters Union officials tied to Portland vice operations. McClellan and Kennedy outline the week’s developments including Schrunk’s test refusal, Mikesell’s destroyed records, Hoffa’s bribery arrest, and Crosby’s testimony sent to the Justice Department for possible perjury action.
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Oregon
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House Budget-Cutters Say They Will Get Tough
Washington leaders threaten to resist Senate increases over House appropriations. House Chairman Cannon and Rep. Taber back a rigid stance, refusing nonjustified boosts. Weeks proposes cutting about 50 million from 804 million Commerce budget, signaling broad review of programs for 1958 fiscal year.
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