Airman admits disposing bodies of three infants in California case
Airman 7 A nerv ous Air force sergeant told deputies he disposed of the bodies of three premature infants born to his daughter out of wedlock in California. He implicated his wife Virginia and daughter Marys, while a Bakersfield search found an infant corpse buried under ground near Edwards Air Force Base.
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Pedestrians Need Traffic Responsibility and the Golden Rule
The piece argues drivers are not the sole focus of traffic law. Pedestrians lack attention in safety, risking lives by not following signals. Readers must value life and apply the Golden Rule to every movement. God protects people, but humans must protect themselves and others.
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Robert L. Dieffenbacher
NEA
Hungary
Budapest
States urged to modernize welfare laws to curb federal intervention
Secretary of Labor Mitchell urged states to enact modern welfare reforms including unemployment compensation and workers compensation to avoid federal takeover. He warned against complacency and stressed meeting Eisenhower era standards, arguing timely, adequate social protections reduce waste and aid national welfare.
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Neighbors Split Over Suez Bill At United Nations
At the United Nations a 79 nation assembly voted 52 to 9 with 13 abstentions to authorize up to 10 million dollars from the working capital fund for an emergency police force in Egypt. Russia led a revolt against shouldering salvage costs for ships and bridges in the Suez Canal. Egypt demanded withdrawal of British and French troops before any clearance work begins.
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Refugees See Bodies In Woods Near Austrian Border
Vienna reports 20 refugees found dead in woods near the border as 2,562 more flee into Austria last night, bringing total refugees to about 90,000 since Hungary's revolt began. Authorities permit burial while Russians aim to deter further escape.
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Exile attack on Nagy amid Hungarian political tension
In Vienna the Soviet backed Hungarian government escalates its anti Nagy campaign linking him to counterrevolutionaries as ex prime minister Imre Nagy remains in exile in Romania. In Lexington North Carolina sixteen men face gambling charges after a High Rock Lake cabin robbery where about $11 000 was taken with four suspects held on high bonds. ]]>
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Bruce Lanier
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Yadkinville
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Defense Secretary limits Army air wings and long range missiles
Secretary of Defense Wilson restricted the Army to local mobility aviation and limited its missile reach. Air Force takes sole responsibility for land launched medium and long range missiles while the Army gains a 20 000 pound helicopter limit and no plan for a larger air arm. The move aims to prevent duplication and reallocate defense funds. President Eisenhower approved the order.
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Reds Interfere With Western Trains In Berlin
Western officials refused to judge the severity of Soviet interference with allied trains into Berlin. A British train was turned back from Berlin to the West, a U S train held two hours, and another U S train delayed. Soviet demands for new frontier formalities raised mild fears about access to Berlin under the four power accord.
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Airliner Crash Kills 25 in Venezuela Near Caracas
A Linea Aeropostal Venezolana Constellation on a New York to Caracas flight crashed into a cloud covered 6000 foot peak near Boca Chica between Galipan and Pancelon. All 25 aboard died including 16 passengers 2 infants and a seven member crew led by captain Marcel Combalbert 34. The last radio message at 8 05 a m said it was ten minutes from landing at Marquetia after departing Idlewild at 10 10 p m yesterday.
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Remembered Raleigh Editor Nell Lewis Found Dead
Nell Battle Lewis a famed Raleigh journalist and former Raleigh Times editor was found dead in her yard from a heart attack after a cold night. The 63 year old columnist known for Incident tally in the News & Observer was discovered by a paper carrier with keys still in her hand.
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Lebanon Finds Arms Caches Amid Bombings
Beirut reports the arrest of 23 people linked to a wave of bombings and four caches of arms and explosives found by security forces. Syria tensions rise as neighbors seek US support to counter Moscow influence and defend against subversive groups.
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Theory Of Slower Aging On Spaceship Challenged
Harvard University scientists dismissed the idea that space travel slows aging. They said uniform motion relative to Earth does not affect life processes, and relativity does not make space travelers younger. The claim, based on misreadings of Einstein, was presented at the Rocket Society meeting.
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Brief Warm Spell For Carolinas Before Returning Cold
The Associated Press reports a short warm spell for the Carolinas tomorrow but warns more cold air arrives Thursday. Subfreezing lows are forecast tonight from 25 to 30 in South Carolina and 20 in North Carolina mountains, with light snow and flurries noted in several cities.
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Cleveland Presses Roll Once More
After a 26 day shutdown due to a strike, the Cleveland News and the Cleveland Press resume publishing as unions sign two year contracts with all three papers. The Photoengravers Union ends the walkout and workers are ordered back. The Plain Dealer plans Wednesday morning edition.
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