Rebellion In Bolivia Is Quelled
In La Paz a national police regiment rebelled against the government, but after about half a day of fighting surrendered. Two killed and 25 wounded, including Col. Justo Burgos Navia. Col. Hermogenes Rios Ledesma escaped as loyal forces ousted rebels from their camp and besieged them on Calvary Hill. The army and air force pledged loyalty to the President as civilians were urged to aid in sealing off the insurrection.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Justo Burgos Navia
Hermogenes Rios Ledesma
Calvary Hill
Avelino Aliaga
Film Strike Costs Soaring Amid Hollywood Dispute
Hollywood reports the Screen Actors Guild and the Association of Motion Picture Producers head into a second week of strike talks with no agreement. Proposals target a pension and welfare fund, with a 5 percent studio contribution on films after a new contract, plus lump sums for films produced in 1948 to contract, and post-1960 payments. Many productions face idle status as stars are tied to other projects.
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Hollywood
Filmtown
Screen Actors Guild
Assny of
20Th Century-Fox
Marilyn Monroe
Yves Mantand
Japan
Frankie Vauban
England
Jack Lemmon
Ricky Nelson
Butterfield
Elizabeth Taylor
Gina Lollobrigida
Bing Crosby
Fabian
Hell
Alan Ladd
SAG
iThis
Hewlett Names Policy Committee In Election Campaign
RALEIGH AP Senatorial candidate Addison Hewlett Saturday named a six member state committee to supervise policy and procedure for his campaign. The Wilmington attorney said the group reflects all sections of the state and most segments of society, including several members of the State House of Representatives from the 1959 session. Members listed include Mrs Giles Cover Andrews Dan L Drummond Winston Salem Clyde H Harris Salisbury Ed Kemp High Point Frank Snepp Charlotte J T Valentine Nashville and others Dan Cameron Wilmington Lewis Combs Tyrell County Dr Woodard Farmer Biltmore E Pilstan Godwin Gatesville Forrest Lackey Arden Ed M OHerron Jr Charlotte W Eugene Simmons Tarboro and Mrs H W Gooding Ayden.
Eisenhower calls Paris report phony propaganda
President Eisenhower spent a quiet weekend at Camp David then to Paris for an East West summit. Press secretary Hagerty dismissed claims of an assassination attempt and a Paris Communist plot as obviously phony propaganda. Eisenhower will stay at his Gettysburg farm until Monday morning weather permitting.
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Iper
White House
Washington
Paris
Eisenhower
Camp David
Thurmont
James C. Hagerty
L’humanite
Hagerty
George E. Allen
Arthur S. Nevins
Ivan Feistler
Nevins
Feistler
John Eisenhower
Eisenhower Farm
Nikita
Khrushchev
United States
NATO
Britons Question Who Is Jack Paar in London Visit
AP reports American TV host Jack Paar arrived in London for a 10day visit to film five shows for U S broadcast. He toured St James's Street watched changing of the guards and Ben clocked Big Ben. Brits puzzled by his fame, engaging in light chat at a West End pub before resting at his hotel.
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Britain
Paar
St. James’s Street
London
St. James's Place
Big Ben
England
New York
Westbury
United States
Mansfield considers lowest damage claim in recall case
Rose Steinberg seeks a new pair of nylon stockings valued at 1.65 dollars after slipping on a Mansfield sidewalk. City officials weigh the claim as part of a broader examination of damages and liability.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Mansfield
Rose Steinberg
Air Force Major David Childers Leaves Draft Eligibility
David Childers, a 17-year military veteran and B 47 bomber commander at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus, Ohio, received notice that he is no longer eligible for the draft, a fact he found more amusing than concerning.
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Columbus, Ohio
David Childers
Childers
Air Force
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Floods Threaten Tampa as City Faces Worst Flood Since 1933
Flood waters moved into a third Tampa section as National Guardsmen evacuated dozens of families. About 75 above the dam were warned, and 2,000 people had already been evacuated citywide since Wednesday. Red Cross reports 5,000 residents affected statewide, with millions in damages across seven counties and extensive highway washouts.
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Fla
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City
Hillsborough River
National Guard
Forest Hills
Red Cross
Florida
Tam
Pasco County
Tampa Bay Area
Orlando
The
Carole Tregoff Plans To Lose Weight After Jail Release
Los Angeles AP Carole Tregoff, freed on 25000 bail after 162 days in jail, says her first plan is to shed a little weight. She faces a May 23 murder trial over her ex-husband finch doctor’s estranged wife’s death to protect a 730000 estate.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
Carole
R. Bernard Fineh
Finch
South
Pasadena
James Tregoff
Gladys Tregoff
Protests Across South Spark Overtones of Violence
Negro demonstrators face new arrests and convictions as sit-ins expand from lunch counters to public libraries in Memphis. Across states, picketing at Woolworth stores and a White House rally show broad NAACP activity while clashes and a 60 day jail term underscore tense race relations. Chattanooga leaders meet with Negro leaders seeking harmony.
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Associated Press
South
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville, Tenn
Arlington
Woolworthh
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
White House
Washington
Howard University
Woolworth
Detroit
Mich
New York
Vestal
Binghamton
Endicott
Johnson City
Richmond, Va
Thalhimer’s, Inc
NAACP
Tallahassee
Fla
Leroy Collins
Collins
Florida
Chattanooga
P. R. Ogliati
Dope addicts admit slayings of post office inspectors
Chicago AP report says two drug users and a third man killed two post office investigators who had caught them with stolen mail. George E. Wilson 37 Ben Spizzirri 42 and John McAuliffe Jr. 36 allegedly lured the inspectors at a Polk Street loading platform then killed them after a gunpoint confrontation. The trio, including Alan Nick Goulson 32, fled in Wilsons car after taking parcel post sacks.
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Chicago
George E. Wilson
Investiga’ ‘Org
Ben Spizzirri
John McAuliffe Jr
Pee
Wilson
William E. Perkins
Alan
Nick) Goulson
Goulson
Polk Street
Spizzirri
McAuliffe
Cold Check Artist Always Gets Shot
In Louisville a man passes bad checks and gets a penicillin shot at a doctor’s office. After the injection the patient hands a $10 check, neatly made out to him by his wife. The bill with the shot runs $5 or $6 and the man pockets the change. The checks are worthless and the artist is described as a harmless man living on $4 a day. Doctors are warned to watch their penicillin supply.
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Louisville. Ky
Unsmiling Queen Out For Ride
Queen Elizabeth II, downcast and unsmiling, left Buckingham Palace in a black limousine for Windsor Castle with no crowd contact after the birth of her third child. Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones were weekending at Royal Lodge. At Windsor the Queen again avoided the crowds and used a back entrance, with photographers noting her lowered eyes and restrained demeanor.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Margaret
Antony Armstrong - Jones
Royal Lodge
Castle
Windsor
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