United Nations Report Accuses Soviets of Brutal Hungarian Suppression
The U N special committee report charging the Soviet Union with sadistic barbarities in Hungary vows to reveal how Red Army intervened despite claims of invitation. It contends thousands deported to Siberia and Premier Kadar lacking popular support in the crackdown amid turmoil across Europe.
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Knowland Sees Hong Kong Risk From Britain China Trade
Senate Republican leader William P. Knowland warned that Britain’s relaxations on China trade could invite Red China to seize Hong Kong. He noted shipments of locomotives, machine tools, trucks and possibly rubber plants may bolster China, while other senators urged continued U.S. embargo and questioned Britain’s stance.
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Mystery Blast Hurts 2 Men
Two men were critically injured by a mysterious outdoor blast near Benedum Airport in Clarksburg on May 31. Victims identified as David Folio, a plumber, and Gene Chadwell, a photographer, suffered severe injuries including loss of hands, tongue, eye, and facial mangling. State Police investigate the unexplained explosion. a Folio car was later found far from the scene bearing a crude lemon sign.
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Boy admits setting Morgan Junior High fire over report card
A 16 year old boy in Ellensburg Washington admitted he started a 16000 fire at Morgan Junior High School on May 19 to destroy his report card. Police Lt. Panatonni said the youth was arrested in the morning and was found in the principal's office typing a false report to hide his grade concerns. He later said that after the May fire failed to destroy the card he broke into the school again on Wednesday night and last night in a renewed attempt to locate the grade records.
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Miller Convicted of Contempt in HUAC Testimony
Playwright Arthur Miller, husband of Marilyn Monroe, was found guilty of contempt of Congress for refusing to name fellow Communist writers before the House HUAC. Judge Charles McLaughlin called the six day trial a bench proceeding and referred sentencing to the probation office. Miller remains free on bond as he faces up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Boy, 13, Confesses to Brooklyn School Stabbing
In Brooklyn at Decatur Junior High a 15-year-old girl was found stabbed to death on a staircase. Police seized 13-year-old Walter Groves two hours later as he washed blood from his hands and admitted the stabbing saying Lois Jones bothered him over months and started the trouble.
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Coty Urges World Denounce Rebels In Algeria Crisis
President Rene Coty, speaking during a government crisis in Paris, urged all civilized peoples to break contact with supporters of the Algerian rebellion. In a rare midnight broadcast he called on nations to refuse to listen to killers and terrorism trampling law.
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Crash Survivor 19 Days On Peak
Mrs Lemasurier endured 19 days in snow and rain after a May 11 crash in Ferris Mountain. Her husband Dalton Lemasurier, 47, died of a skull fracture and brain hemorrhage. She was evacuated to Casper then Duluth, aided by rescuers who used improvised stretchers from plastic bags.
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Puzzle contest ends with no winner in Gazette
There were 9 945 entries in the cross word puzzle contest but no winner was declared. Tomorrow's Gazette will reveal the prize value per puzzle and further details.
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