World wedding site switch shocks Belgium in royal row
The Albert wedding plan shifted from Vatican to Belgium amid Socialist protests. Pope John XXII allegedly suggested the move prompting calls for a civil ceremony in Albert's homeland. Albert, 24, heir to the throne, was to wed Italian Princess Paola Ruffo di Calabria.
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CNW to seek equal fare on two Chicago to Twin Cities trains
CHICAGO based CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY said it will ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to set fares on two streamlined trains between Chicago and the Twin Cities to match motorbus rates. The plan targets summer peak travel with patronage determining if the lower fares persist. Meanwhile in Taylorsville North Carolina sheriff T E Bebber, 55, was killed when unarmed officers attempted a peaceful arrest after rocks were thrown at his parents. Willard Ellis, 33, fired a single shot from a .22 rifle as Bebber and deputy approached the home, Bebber died moments later. Ellis surrendered 45 minutes later and was jailed in Statesville for safety. Chief Deputy Ice James and others described Bebber as very popular.
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Youth Calm Labor Bill in Slaying of Parents
Hobart Oklahoma police report 22 year old Clark Bralkart, a mental patient, arraigned on two counts of murdering his mother and father with a crowbar. County attorney vows full prosecution as Bralkart, who had been on Christmas leave from Oklahoma State University, showed no emotion in court. He was placed at Western State Hospital Fort Supply after the double slaying discovery.
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Halleck says labor reform bill at risk this year
Washington UPI Charles A Halleck House Republican Leader warned organized labor opposition casts doubt on whether the Senate labor reform bill will clear Congress this year after talks with President Eisenhower and GOP leaders. He called failure to enact the reform a tragedy as the House Labor Committee weighs the measure amid AFL CIO criticism.
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Town Empties Jail Over Prisoners Shortage
Police in San Pedro de Jujuy Argentina release suspects and minor offenders due to a shortage of seven feed prisoners.
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AF Academy Cadet Review Honors First Graduates
COLORADO SPRINGS cadets of the Air Force Academy parade in summer dress uniforms trimmed with gold as the first graduating class is reviewed. One cadet is commis sioned as second lieutenant while others become second lieutenants in the newest service academy. Secretary James H Douglas will deliver the commencement address.
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X15 May Fly Free Thursday at Edwards AFB
America's first manned space vehicle the X15 will attempt a fifth captive flight at Edwards Air Force Base if all systems check. Test pilot Scott Crossfield will release from the B52 mothership and begin controlled spaceflight above the Mojave Desert east of Los Angeles.
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Doctor Charles Azu Begins Practice in St Louis
Azu, a new graduate from St Louis University, prepares to return to Nigeria after earning his medical degree. He faces a country with a doctor to population ratio of about one to 200000 as he starts his practice.
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