Chiang Puts Lid Tightly On Formosa Riots
Chiang Kai-shek imposed strict military rule on Taipei after rioting that damaged the U S embassy and injured 13 Americans. Troops patrolled streets as authorities hunted mob leaders, while Peiping urged action and the U S demanded full compensation and apology. Sgt Reynolds was acquitted in a voluntary manslaughter case that sparked the unrest.
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Chieng
Four States Hit by Wave Of Tornadoes
Dozens of tornadoes swept a wide path through the central United States with four confirmed deaths and numerous injuries. Oklahoma and Texas saw multiple fatalities and widespread damage, while Colorado Wyoming reported no injuries. Weather officials called it the era’s worst outbreak, with radar credited for saving lives in Texas.
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Weather Bureau
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Panhandle
South Plains
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Tom Smith
Tohoka
Colorado-Wyoming
Wyoming
Colorado
Missouri
Joplin
Oklahoma
Lawton
Okla
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Tulsa
Fort Worth
Benton
Beck Warned by Large Union Council
San Francisco reports a major Teamsters council representing 67 000 members unanimously voted to demand Dave Beck resign or face removal as president. The Bay Area Joint Council condemned Beck saying his position has damaged the union.
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Gunman kills Dubuque bartender in thwarted robbery
A lone gunman shot a Dubuque bartender Norman Dally during a failed robbery at Granada Garden. An hour later a second bandit shot La Crosse filling station attendant Edward Buchner. Buchner died after crawling outside. Police seek a 22 year old suspect in light blue jacket.
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Edward Buchner
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Proposal of Selective Veto Sparks Senate Clash
Senator Knowland opposed giving the president power to veto specific items in appropriation bills. He argues only a constitutional amendment could authorize such power and would subordinate Congress. Kefauver accuses Eisenhower of tolerating attacks on his policies. Adams rallies Republicans to support the budget amid party turmoil.
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Bomb Explodes In Perons Auto in Exile Caracas
In Caracas a bomb exploded in Juan Perons car as he prepared to enter it. Peron escaped with minor injuries to his chauffeur Isaac Gilaberte, and the vehicle burned. An aide said the blast occurred five minutes before Perons planned arrival, with Vincente alleging embassy plotting.
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Fabio Vincente
Peron
Isaac Gilaberte
Vincente
Eran
Mass Polio Inoculation in Linn County Planned June 3
Linn County plan for polio inoculation targets youngsters 19 20 and pregnant women with first shots June 3 at Cedar Rapids Memorial Coliseum and at towns without doctors. Marion program linked with Cedar Rapids via Cedar Stands doctors to run same schedule. First round July 3 second round July 1 with one dollar per shot and consent card required. Transportation arranged by buses. PTA and schools may coordinate schedules.
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Subpoenas Issued in Beck Case and Related Events
Subpoenas were served on Dave Beck Jr and two others tied to the Teamsters inquiry. Beck Jr fled from the process servers. the group also included a Teamsters auditor and a witness at a U S marshal’s home. Anheuser Busch officials indicated the elder Beck’s son led a firm, under his father’s directive.
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Dave Beck, Jr
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Joseph Mel Evyay
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Teamsters
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., Co Orte Ae
Beek Vemande
Rome
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Alaska
America
Giancarlo Govani
Billy Graham Preaches on Neon Street for Garden Crusade
In New York Billy Graham spoke from a table on a sidewalk near Strippers Row amid bright Broadway lights. He urged salvation outside Madison Square Garden, drawing more than 2,000 on the street and 21,200 inside the arena. Over 50 sidewalk listeners chose Christ, part of a 10 day total of 1 476 with 47 contributing after the sermon.
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Beloved Countess Stabbed to Death in London Subway
Countess Teresa Lubienska 172 a Polish welfare worker for refugees was stabbed in a crowded London subway station Friday night. She lived in Kensington and her friends say there was no motive apparent as the assailant went unnoticed.
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Teresa Lubienska
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Kensington
Wife and Daughter Strike at Detroit Cup Plant
Wilfred Swan and his wife Hilda along with daughter Lorna joined six credit union staff members in a Friday walkout at the Chevrolet gear and axle plant. They sought pay raises of 3.50 weekly plus fringe benefits, aiming to pressure management after a rejected contract. Lorna said the strike shows they mean business on a busy pay day.
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Hilda
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Shots Break Out in Haiti Amid Army Coup
In Port au Prince Haiti sporadic shooting erupted as Brig Gen Leon Cantave urged troops outside the capital to rise in war after a six month political crisis. Cantave, who toppled the ruling executive with two presidential hopefuls, refused to surrender and holed up in a cafe with hundreds of soldiers guarding him. Col Pierre Armand had taken over army headquarters in a coup and attempted to eject Cantave from command.
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Eisenhower rejects standby authority on consumer credit
The White House announced that President Eisenhower will not ask Congress for standby authority to regulate consumer installment credit. The Federal Reserve Board recommended against new legislation, noting installment buying remains manageable and losses to lenders have not been large.
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White Sox Blank Tribe Behind Donovan One-Hitter
Donovans one hitter limited Cleveland to four runs worth of support as the White Sox beat the Tribe 4 0 on Saturday. Ked die Robinson doubled in the second inning for Chicago. Minnie Minoso homered off Barry Wynn. Shantz, Yankees win. Slaughter, Mania, Skowron homer as New York tops Washington 8 1. Baltimore earns 12 0 win over Boston as Red Sox errors and light hitting spoil the day.
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Mickey Mantlh
Wil Skowron
Bobby Shanty
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Tragic Train Collision Injures 9-Month-Old Boy
Nathan Clemons, nine months old, was struck by a Burlington freight train in a rural area. He suffered a fractured skull, fractures to both legs, and a broken rib and was hospitalized in poor condition.
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P. Z. Conners
Ollumwa
Burlington
Nathan
Alvin Clemons
Cloudy Weekend Forecast for Iowa
A weather outlook for Iowa calls for overall cloudiness this weekend with limited sunshine. Temperatures remain mild with daytime highs in the 40s and overnight lows near freezing across most counties.
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ABC Apology to PA Chiatle Sat
Weather bulletin warns of scattered severe thunderstorms and possible tornadoes across extreme northwest Iowa on weekend. ABC network to air public apology to Police Chief William Parker of Los Angeles for part in Mickey Cohen broadcast incident.
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Weather Bureau
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Mike Wall
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Eisenhower Approves Limited Disarmament Steps With Russia
President Eisenhower approves a U S disarmament proposal to curb sudden attacks and pursue limits on nuclear and conventional weapons. Secretary Dulles says the plan aims to safeguard U S interests while enabling progress toward an accord with the Soviet Union amid allied discussions.
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Born After Death Of Mother Dies Child Born
In Chicago a baby was delivered by cesarean section about five minutes after the mother's death from traffic injuries. The infant reportedly survived, with details pending.
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