Honduran Liberal wins landslide to restore government
Dr Ramon Villeda Morales, nicknamed Little Bird, leads the Liberal party to a decisive victory in Honduras. Liberals seize 36 of 64 seats in the Constituent Assembly and 205,090 votes to 98,045 for Nationalists. Reformists at 28,502. Assembly to draft a constitution and set a path to a president. Local violence reported with four killed and nine wounded in provincial outbreaks.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Liberal Party
Ramon Villeda Morales
Villeda Morales
Washington
Constituent Assembly
Liberals
Democrats Arrange Dance in Trumbull
The Trumbull Young Democratic association announces its first annual dance at Eichner's restaurant on Oct. 12. Co chairmen Frank Mucci and Peggy Guy were named to lead arrangements.
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Trumbull
Trumbull Young Democratic Association
Eichner
Frank Mucci
Peggy Guy
He Was First
The item notes that George Washington was not the first U S president. John Hanson of Maryland under the Articles of Confederation is cited as first. It adds a boxing stat for Argentine heavyweight Alix Miteff with 126 wins and 11 draws in 140 amateur fights.
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George Washington
United States
John Hanson
Maryland
Alix Miteff
Judge Norton grants nolles for Fairfield youths
Fairfield town court reopened eight youths cases for breach of the peace after a beer stealing and drinking episode and granted nolles to avoid police records. Previously five day jail sentences were suspended, with the judge stating the youths learned their lesson after the jail proximity warning and their shocked appearances.
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John H. Norton
Fairfield Town Court
Fairfield
Nolles
Norton H
Charles J. Niedzwiedz
James Street
Joseph Samuelman
Riverside Drive
Bernard Pietrzak
Post Road
Peter Zuccarelli
Marlborough Terrace
Joseph J. Firgeleski
Cardinal Street
Ronald P. Manes
Donald Nielsen
Reef Road
Johny P. Short
Rowland Road
Norton
Court Reopens Records for Clean slate Consideration
The court notes that you have good prior records and reopens your cases to clear charges. Your records will remain clean as a result, aiding future employment and service applications.
Whitney nuclear test at Yucca Flat marks 22nd 1957 device
The Atomic Energy Commission fired a small A-bomb named Whitney at 5:30 a.m. from a 500 foot tower at Yucca Flat, Las Vegas. It produced a blast over half the nominal power of the WWII bombs. Two tests remain, Charleston and a final balloon-launched device.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Whitney
Charleston
AEC
Japan
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