Paraguay under Stroessner crushes brief democratic move
In Asuncion a bus fare dispute triggered Stroessner to dissolve the Congress and renew martial law. Arrests touch 15 or 16 Colorado party congressmen as Paraguay returns to siege rule. Diplomatic hints say press freedom and amnesty decrees may follow, while opposition leaders and student demonstrators remain jailed.
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Noted Couple Found Dead in Oklahoma Farm Home
Elmer Brillhart about 46 and Flor ence Brillhart 45 were bludgeoned to death with a crowbar at their 500 acre dairy farm near Hobart Oklahoma. Their son Clark Brillhart on convalescent leave from a state mental hospital is the suspect.
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Minnesota Teachers See Pay Rise to 5000
Washington AP reports Minnesota teacher salaries climbed from 4300 in 1956-57 to 5000 in the present school year. The National Education Association survey shows steady improvement but salaries still trail those in other professions. The national average rose from 4350 to 4935 across 1956-57 to 1958-59.
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King Baudouin Ends United States Tour After Three Weeks
King Baudouin of Belgium wraps up a three week U S visit in Wilmington Delaware after meeting President EisenhowerAddressing Congress and dancing with Debbie Reynolds he says he will always remember the trip The weekend was shadowed by a Navy plane crash off Virginia that killed three airmen as Baudouin traveled from Williamsburg to Wilmington
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Youth Admits Fatal Stabbing in Memphis Fight
Police said Ernest Smith, 16, surrendered after Tommy Donnell, 17, died of a stab wound near the heart following a drive‑in restaurant confrontation with two white youths. Smith admitted fatally stabbing Donnell during a five minute fist fight.
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Britain loosens U S export curbs to boost trade
Britain increases quotas on American goods including autos as it relaxes import curbs. Officials say U S sales abroad may rise, but competition from cheaper plants and tariffs abroad limit gains. London also signals U S demands to reduce barriers like zinc lead oil wool tariffs and large electric equipment bids. The British press doubts a sharp export rise, with a best guess of about 45 million dollars more luxury imports.
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