12 Hour Prison Rebellion at Nebraska Pen Ends
In Lincoln Nebraska a 12 hour prison uprising at the state penitentiary ended when armed troopers and National Guardsmen moved in with orders to shoot if needed. About 225 prisoners had set fires and smashed cells but remained in their confines as the operation concluded. Three convicts were injured, none of the guards. Governor Victor Anderson said the prisoners offered no resistance after the warden demanded they return to their cells. This marked Nebraska's second prison rebellion this year, following an earlier incident in March.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraskatate
Victor Anderson
Joseph Bovey
Gov. Anderson
Bovey
Nebraska
ROK blockade attempts injure US officer at Inchon
Korean forces lobbed rocks as they blocked the Inchon entrance with trucks. Army vehicles crossed the causeway under fire, with Hansen struck in the head and other crewmen hit by stones. An ambulance and a sedan suffered broken windows, though Lt Col Browell remained unharmed.
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U.s.army
Yahont
Sweers
Noorman A. Browell
Connelsville
Inchon
Browell
Hurricane Diane Aims Raleigh Area With Strong Winds
The Weather Bureau forecast for Hurricane Diane shows gusts near 60 mph in the Raleigh Durham region with heavy rain of 2 to 4 inches. The storm, entering the coast near Wilmington, will move northwest across the Coastal Plain and eastern Piedmont, weakening over land but bringing gales and windy conditions through the day.
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Raleigh
Weather Bureau
Raleigh-Durham
Diane
Coastal Plain
Piedmont
Wilmington-Southport
Virginia
Raleigh - Durham
Raleigh-Duron
Gift painting shown to Eisenhower at Fraser ranch visit
Mrs. Elsie Patty of Grand Lake presents a painting as a gift for the Eisenhower farm home at Gettysburg. The presentation occurs as Eisenhower arrives in Fraser, Colorado to begin a visit to Aksel Nielsen’s ranch yesterday.
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Elsie Patty
Grand Lake
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Fraser
Colo
Aksel Nielsen
Rocky Mountain
Louis Heckert
Heckert
Eft
Two More Charged With Murder
In Brookhaven Mississippi two white men Mack Smith and Charles Falvey were charged with murder for the courthouse lawn slaying of Lamar Smith. Noah Smith had previously surrendered and been charged. The coroner's jury met four hours and suggested other unknown parties may have been involved.
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Brookhaven
Miss.p
E. C. Barlow
Falvey
Mack Smith
Jury
Scott proposes nuclear option to break up hurricanes
Sen. W Kerr Scott of North Carolina urged the Atomic Energy Commission to study using nuclear energy to disrupt hurricanes. AEC Chairman Strauss was abroad, and ABC spokesmen noted weather experts have long opposed such ideas, saying atomic blasts are weak against hurricane power.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Raleigh
N.C
W. Kerr Scott
D-Nc
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Geneva
Switzerland
Scott
ABC
Major Hosiery Mill Planned Near Clover South Carolina
Hudson Hosiery Co of Charlotte and New York will build the largest hosiery mill in South Carolina six miles east of Clover. The 100000 square foot facility aims to employ about 500 workers and reflects significant local financial considerations and regional development plans.
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Clover
D.C
Hudson Hosiery Co
Charlotte
N.C
New York
South Carolina
State Development Board
8. W. Gable
Hudson
Fritz Seifart
Gable
Mae
York County
Shelby
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Nebraska Prison
Roks
Long
Dize
Dize Awning and Tent CO
Montlieu Ave
Tel
High Point
United States
Boston
Seattle
San Francisco
New Orleans
Atlanta
Adams-Millis Corporation
Amos Hosiery Mills, Inc
Crown Hosiery Mills, Inc
Harriss & Covington Hosiery Mills, Inc
C. E. Kearns & Son
Melrose Hosiery Mills, Inc
Silver Knit Hosiery Mills, Inc
Slane Hosiery Mills, Inc
Triangle Hosiery Company
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