Guatemala Revolt Expands As Rebels Seize Ports
A multi Front Guatemalan revolt widens as rebels seize Porto Barrios and threaten Guatemala City. An invading force reportedly swelled to about five thousand and moved toward the capital, while reports from the capital range from sketchy to officially disputed.
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Senator Les ter C Hunt dies after self inflicted gunshot
Senator Les ter C Hunt, 61, died after shooting himself in his Capitol Hill office with a 22 caliber rifle. He had earlier announced he would not seek re election following a health checkup at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Officials said the bullet damaged frontal brain areas and he died at 12 32 p.m. EDT after emergency surgery and transfusions.
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William Spence
Gunman Takes $6000 From Hayward Man
Oakland robbery at 7829 San Leandro Boulevard left Ben Olsen 32 with cash bag while a gunman demanded he fill it up. The incident occurred at 4 20 p m on a motorcycle outside the service station, and the bike was abandoned about an hour later in Alameda. Two suspects linked to a later arrest in Geneva are questioned as part of a wider case.
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Valle Vista Improvers approve Hayward annexation plan
Valle Vista Improvement Club members unanimously voted to initiate annexation to Hayward. A Hayward offer reduces costs from 300 to 150 dollars per acre, with an estimated 400 acre total totaling about 360000 dollars, payable over 15 years about four thousand dollars annually via tax assessments. Some members urged caution while noting potential tax effects and local resistance from Hillview Crest residents.
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Gangland Blamed In Official's Death in Alabama
Albert L. Patterson, Alabama's pledged anti-vice attorney general candidate, was killed in a near midnight shooting by a gunman hired by "big city gangsters." The crime followed years of violence tied to Patterson's crusade against gambling centers in Phenix City. Local authorities warned residents of heightened danger amid the investigation.
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Fight Over Probes Splits Democrats and McCarthy in Washington
Washington fights erupt as Democrats move to block further probes by Sen. McCarthy until his staff is overhauled. McCarthy hints at graft and fixing involving an unnamed Democrat, while McClellan accuses staff threats against colleagues. Mundt backs full investigations as McCarthy plans future action.
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Castro Valley Picnic Plan Clarified in Correction
A Daily Review correction clarifies that Richard A. Fontes is president of the Castro Valley Inter-club Council, not Castro Valley Improvement Club. The council includes most organizations expected to join the communal picnic.
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Mendes-France Names Himself Foreign Minister
France's 47-year-old premier, Mendes-France, kept the foreign ministry and formed a cabinet from Radical Socialist Edger Faure to leftist USDE member, with Gen. Pierre Koenig in charge of defense. He plans Geneva talks to push a peace pledge in Indochina within four weeks and to meet at the Far East conference after presenting the cabinet to the chamber.
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Indochina
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London
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Welder Ordered Held in Phoenix Kidnaping Case
Daniel Joseph Marsin a 41 year old unemployed welder bound over for superior court on kidnapping for ransom in the abduction of Evelyn Ann Smith wife of a Phoenix industrialist Justice of the Peace denied a motion to dismiss the ransom claim Bond was held at ten thousand dollars with defense arguing doubt in guilt Prosecutors said serious testimony established probable cause and that kidnapping for ransom is a serious offense Marsin remained jailed as bond issues were debated.
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Evelyn Ann Smith
Phoenix
Justice of the Peace
al J. Flood
John J. Flynn
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Willliam P. Mahoney Sr
Immigrants Rounded Up Across California
In Pleasanton and surrounding counties a large immigration sweep netted 42 Mexican nationals in Alameda and Contra Costa. Southern California authorities reported over 15,000 seizures in a three day operation. District director Herman Landon said the drive would expand to central and northern California and continue in border counties for another week. He noted the roundup was more successful than spectacular and that most illegal entrants had fled to Mexico before the drive began.
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Contra Costa
Herman Landon
Mexico
Anthony Eden Churchill's Successor Headed for Washington Talks
The Daily Review begins three chapters Monday on Anthony Eden, Britain's diplomat who hid youth behind a mustache, became the youngest foreign secretary in a century, and is seen as Churchill's likely successor as Anglo American policy talks loom in Washington.
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Red Chinese Hit Rail Line but Onslaught Halted
Thousands of Communist troops attacked the Hanoi Haiphong road and rail lifeline but French tanks and troops repulsed the onslaught. Rebels fled after tanks arrived, leaving 35 dead. Moroccan sharpshooters helped pursue and captured 20. French high command noted sporadic action across Viet Nam and Laos as Mendes France conferred with Ely. Senator Stennis criticized the defense department over keeping Air Force technicians in Indochina amid reports of five captures.
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Washington
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Weather Summary: Gentle Today With Mild Wind
Weather forecast notes fair conditions today and tonight with little temperature change. Westerly winds 15 to 25 mph expected in the afternoon. Earlier high and today’s low are incomplete in the text but suggest modest variation.
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