Death titte tests soldiers at Ranger School in Georgia
In Dahlonega Georgia SFC Charles N Nathong loses false teeth during the 50 mile per hour death title drill at Ranger School. In Cairo a pickpocket drops stolen wallet while fleeing police and monkeys retrieve it after a three hour chase. In Rushden England eight year old Michael Robinson is found after leaving hospital to watch TV. he walked six miles home and the hospital set was broken. In Tokyo Japan marks meteorological day radio wave day human rights protection day and the start of safety weeks.
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Dahlonega
UPI
U. S. Army
Ranger School
SFC
Charles N. Nathong
Tokyo
Japan
Rushden
England
Michael Robinson
Michael
Parish council seeks earlier siren tests in village
Baunton England residents hear siren tests between seven and eight p.m. prompting the parish council to ask civil defense to reschedule. hens roosting and yield concerns are cited as reasons for the request.
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Baunton
England
UPI
Civil Defense
Atrocities Charged Against Red China By Congress Panel
UPI reports a congressional committee accuses Red China of horrific atrocities including torture of Christians who refuse to renounce faith and mass killings. Witnesses allege reeducation by water torture, propaganda, and the subjugation of families under the commune system amid ongoing guerrilla resistance and mass executions.
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Washington
UPI
Red China
Reda
House Committee of Un-American Activities
Tsin-Tsai Liu
Taipei
Formosa
Liu
Samwel W. $. ChReng
Cannes
Lenin
Stalin
Mao Tse-Tung
Cheng
House of Representatives
Safety council cites Memorial Day road death spike
The National Safety Council in Chicago blames Memorial Day road toll as the worst on record this year, saying the holiday marks the start of vacation season every year and this year’s count is exceptionally high.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Union Leader Accuses Government in Hoffa Case
United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis accuses the government and press of lying and failing to convict Teamsters President James R. Hoffa. He says the pack is after Hoffa but has not got him and he is not running with the pack.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Elderly residents evacuated by paddy wagon during Arlene
A New Orleans deputy sheriff evacuated 12 elderly residents from a flooded home for the aged using a paddy wagon. The evacuees said they were glad to leave and did not mind riding in the wagon.
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New Orleans
Black Bear Roams Washington D C As Zoo Leads Capture Effort
Dr. T. H. Reed, director of the Washington Zoo, coordinates efforts to trap an elusive black bear sighted roaming the nation's capital, with park rangers and wildlife officers assisting in the pursuit.
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Washington
T. H. Reed
Washington Zoo
Congress weighs extending wartime tax rates on autos and firms
Congress may extend for two years the temporary Korean war taxes on automobiles and corporations to avert an election-year clash. Democrats expect Eisenhower to support a two-year extension. a one-year continuation could save about two billion dollars. House Ways and Means aims to act soon. Other items include foreign aid reform debate and Bomarc versus Nike Hercules missile funding, plus a critical look at food price increases benefiting middlemen.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Esenhower
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
United States
Mansfield
Air Force
Army
William E. Minshall
Ohio
Chamber
House Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Daniel Tax Bill Moves to Senate for Study
Gov. Price Daniel's 150 million tax bill moves to the Senate in the third week of Texas' special session. The package includes a severance tax on natural gas and a higher corporate franchise tax to ease the state's money problems and to fund deficit reduction efforts.
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House
Daniel
Texas
Senate
Bookkeeping
General Revenue Fund
State Affairs Committee
Will Wilson
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Khrushchev May Invite Balkan Partners to Nuclear Free Zone Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev eyed inviting Greece Turkey and Italy to discuss an atom free Balkan zone with Communist satellites. He warned against U S rocket bases and signaled possible Albanian Yugoslav rapprochement amid Albania’s visit. Diplomatic sources note Yugoslavia’ s stance remains feuding with other Communist states.
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London
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Greece
Turkey
Italy
Balkan States
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Albania
Khrushchev
U.S
Russia
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Europe
Asia
Soviet Bloc
Alba- Ala
Missing Person Prompted by Elusive Movements
A police alert describes concern over a man’s disappearance and unknown whereabouts with officials seeking information about his recent activities and possible locations.
Origins of Mother’s Day Traced to Ancient Rites
The early roots of Mother’s Day reach ancient times with Romans honoring the mother goddess Hilaria and Greeks venerating Cybele, mother of the gods, indicating long standing traditions preceding the modern celebration by over a century.
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Hilaria
Cybele
Deaths Mrs Boydson Dies In Durant Oklahoma
Mrs. T. H Boydson of Durant Oklahoma dies in a Durant hospital. Funeral set for Tuesday at First Baptist Church Yuba. She leaves husband two sons two daughters one stepson one stepdaughter mother and 11 grandchildren. Daughters Della Bowie and Billy Jim Motley and Mr Motley with two children were injured in a freak US 75 accident near Sherman while en route to Durant.
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T. H Boydson
Durant
Okla
Ilam
First Baptist Church
Yuba
Boydson
Tommy Boydson
Buonham
Billy Jim Motley
Mr. Motley
Dallas
Sherman
Sherman Hospital
Bonham Theatres Sold to Phil Isley of Dallas
Bonham Theatres were sold to Phil Isley Theatres of Dallas for 150000 dollars. The deal included the American and Bonham Drive In theatres and the Elite theatre, which had not operated recently, with ownership transferring from the Cole Estate. R D Leatherman named manager and to move to Bonham. Mrs Cole to rest.
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Bonham Theatres
Phil Isley
Dallas
Harry Cole
American Theatre
H. S. Cole
R. D. Leatherman
Leatherman
Interstate Theatres
Son of Slain Pair Sought by Officers
Hobart Oklahoma police hunted Clark D. Brillhart 22 son of Elmer and Florence Brillhart after the couple were beaten to death Sunday night at their farm eight miles northwest of Hobart. Clark, released a week ago from a mental hospital, was last seen driving a green 1956 Mercury east from Hobart.
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Hobart
Okla
UPI
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Texas
Clark D. Brillhart
Elmer Brillhart
Florence Brillhart
Five Killed In Plane Crash Near Sugar Land Farm
A private plane crashed on Central State Prison Farm No 3 south of Sugar Land early today, killing all five aboard. Pilot Ralph Flores 24 manager of Hulls Airport. passenger Delbert Mena 25 of Sugar Land among the dead. others unnamed. Sheriff R L Gaston reported no survivors and no immediate cause.
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Sugar Land, Tex
UPI
Sugar Land
Fort Bend
R. L Gaston
Central State Prison Farm No
Ralph Flores
Hull
Delbert Mena
Ultrasonic System Aims to Detect Gas Pipe Flaws
Southwest Research Institute workers develop an automatic flaw detector using high frequency ultrasonic sound to locate unseen cracks in natural gas pipes. The device, demonstrated at the Southern Gas Association meeting in New Orleans, promises fast cheap safety improvements and may combine radiography and magnetic methods in final testing.
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San Antonio
UPI
Southwest Research Institute
Southern Gas Association
Department of Physics
Southwest Research
Institute
Physics Department
Gas Association
New Orleans
Satpms
Thraiter
Fort Worth Markets Reports Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
UPI market notes show cattle receipts at 4200 and calves 500, largest since June. Slaughter steers slow with no sales above 750 pounds. Hogs 1100 with barrows up to 25 higher. sows mostly steady. Sheep 2900 with spring lambs active and feeder lambs at 15 to 18 dollars.
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Fort Worth
UPI
USDA
U.S
Foreign cars draw educated buyers who favor imports
A National Automobile Dealers Association survey of about 5 000 foreign car purchasers found that 58 percent bought an import as their only car and 86 percent expect to buy another foreign car. Buyers averaged 37 years old with 70 percent some college, and 75 percent rated service as good with only 7 percent calling it poor.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
National Automobile Dealers Association
NADA
NACA
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Pilliod Breaks Hip In Lake Texoma Skiing Accident
John Pilliod of Bonham suffered a broken right hip in a skiing accident at Lake Texoma Sunday afternoon. He was with his wife and friends from Bonham and Sherman and was taken to M&S hospital in Bonham by a Denison ambulance.
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Pilliod
John Pilliod
Bonham
Rt. 2
Lake Texoma
J. W. Cunningham
Sherman
Pilhod
M&s
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