Loyal Forces Gain Control in Venezuela after Revolt
In Puerto Cabello loyal troops reportedly secured control after weekend fighting to crush a Communist backed revolt against President Betancourt. Casualties estimated from 100 to 400 dead with many wounded as rebels pressed in 18th century port buildings.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Puerto Cabello
Romulo Betancourt
Navy
Old City
Caribbean
Betancourt
Venezuelan
Valencia
Punto Fijo
la Rinconada
Ministry of Education
Valencia University
Carupano
Fire Marshal Probes Weekend Blaze At 405 4th St NE
Gunnar Thaung state fire marshal investigates possible arson after an unoccupied building at 405 4th St NE burned at 1 23 am Sunday. Reported youths were seen near the house and a door was found open. The structure, once a residence and shop, belonged to Mrs Edwina Perry next door. Inside were clothing and furnishings slated for a rummage sale. Firefighters fought the blaze for nearly two hours.
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Gunnar Thaung
4Th St
Edwina Perry
Thor Missile Fails to Detonate Nuclear Warhead
A Thor missile malfunction halted a planned high altitude nuclear test near Johnston Island. The booster was destroyed 100 seconds before detonation, with the warhead sinking harmlessly in the Pacific. Officials reported no danger to personnel or zones in the mid Pacific test area.
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Claude Burgett
Honolulu
Thor
U.S
Johnston Island
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
mid-Pacific Test Zone
Joint Task Force 8
Court Upsets Convictions of 6 Negroes
The U S Supreme Court overturned the 6 convictions for disturbing the peace at a Continental Trailways bus station in Shreveport Louisiana. The unsigned opinion says the court should have heard arguments first with a 7 1 vote in favor except Justice Frankfurter not participating. Four defendants were ordered from a white waiting area to a colored room. two others were arrested later outside.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Continental Trailways
Shreveport
Harlan
Frankfurter
Jackson
Miss
David James Dennis
Harry Blake
High Tribunal
Weather Outlook With Showers and Mild Warmth Ahead
The forecast calls for cloudy skies today with scattered showers or thunderstorms possible late Tuesday. Daytime highs reach 65 to 70, lows in the 50s, and a little warmer today. Wednesday looks cooler with scattered showers and temperatures near normal. statewide five day outlook shows highs 66 to 70 in most areas, rain ½ to 1 inch in frequent showers.
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Minnesota
Sabin Poliovirus Clinic Schedule Set Across Mower County
Dr. Tracy Barber announces Friday Sabin oral polio vaccine clinics across Mower County with multiple sites in Brownsdale Sargeant Waltham Elkton Dexter Rose Creek Lyle and Austin. Children adults and high school students join a morning afternoon and evening session, with 96 percent of county children vaccinated at the first clinic and aims for similar turnout.
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Mower County
Sabin
Tracy Barber
Brownsdale
Sargeant
Waltham, Elkton
Dexter
Sargeant, Waltham
Hayfield
Trinity Lutheran School
Lyle High School
Elkton
Adams
Grand Meadow
LeRoy
Austin
Pacelli
Queen of Angels
St. Augustine's
Austin High School
Ellis
Lyle
Barber
Plane crash escape as four injured in Iowa field
In Harlan Iow a a light plane made a rough forced landing in a farm field injuring four people including pilot Richard Kniekeman 22 of Rahway New Jersey and Albert Lyle Wells 38 and his wife Maxine 32 of Santa Monica California and their 5 year old daughter Beverly. All were hospitalized in fair condition at Harlan Hospital.
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Harlan
Iowa
Here
Harlan Hospital
Richard Kniekeman
Rahway
Pianist and composer Richard Drake Saunders dies at 64
Richard Drake Saunders, a pianist, composer and music critic with a 30 year career, died Sunday likely from a heart attack in Hollywood. He contributed widely to film and concert music and critiqued music for decades.
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Hollywood
Richard Drake Saunders
Atlanta Mayor in Paris Identifies Dead from Air Crash
Atlanta Mayor Ivan Allen arrived in Paris to identify 130 victims of Air France flight 707 crash at Orly Field. He will arrange transport home and meet officials while expressing sorrow for the Atlanta Art Association participants among the dead.
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Atlanta
Paris
France
Rodney Angove
Ivan Allen
Air France
Orly Field
Atlanta Art Association
Allen
Edwin Stern
Union Chiefs and Railways Resume Talks
Negotiations resumed in Chicago between railroad representatives and 450000 non operating workers unions. A 10.2 cent hourly rise from a presidential fact finding board is debated as too high or too low with wages now at 2.42 per hour and potential annual costs estimated at 100 million dollars. Both sides hold firm while awaiting Bargaining session.
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Chicago
G. E. Leighty
James F. Wolfe
Kennedy
Why Why Why Stunned Atlantans Grief Over Loss
AP reports Atlanta newspaper publisher Ralph McGill noting a city shaken by the deaths of more than 100 people connected to an art trip to Europe. Clergy and neighbors console mourners as survivors blame themselves for not joining companions.
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Ralph McGill
The
Atlanta Constitution
McGill
Europe
Art Association
Atlanta
Body Found In Chippewa River
A young man was found dead floating in the Chippewa River south of Durand Wisconsin. The incident occurred during the weekend, with authorities continuing investigation.
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Chippewa River
Durand
Wis
Wisconsin
Coroner Probes City Man Donald Shuck's Death
Coroner Dr George W Stahl investigates the death of Donald Shuck 27 of 607 1st Dr NW found in the 800 block of 3rd St NW Sunday before 2 am. Police say no foul play suspected. toxicology report pending. survived by widow Mary Ann and two children. Funeral at Worlern Funeral Home with VFW burial.
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Donald Lloyd. Shuck
George W. Stahl
Shuck
3Rd St
Robert Nelson
Ronald Yocum
16Th Ave
Worlen Funeral Home
Lowell Lymthe
St. Olaf Hospital
Stahl
Mary Ann
Scott Alan
Wayne Dale
Paul Beckman
Elizabeth
Nora Spring
Iowa
William Grant
Margaret
Mason City
Worlern Funeral Home
Harvey Anderson
Dexter Cemetery
VFW
Iowa youth wins regional Optimist oratorical crown
Robert Richard Hayes Jr. of Davenport, Iowa, captured the regional title in the Optimist International oratorical contest at Great Falls Montana Sunday, besting eight other competitors for the crown.
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Great Falls
Mont
Robert Richard Hayes Jr
Davenport
Iowa
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