Reds Execute Nagy and 3 Revolt Aides in Hungary
London reports Radio Moscow announced the execution of Imre Nagy and three associates for their role in Hungary’s 1956 revolt. A Hungarian People’s Court imposed death sentences on Nagy and Maj. Gen. Pal Maléter, with five others receiving prison terms. The broadcast noted trials and terms from three to life, as Western and UN observers watched with concern amid Soviet pressure and international protests.
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London
Imré Nagy
Hungary
Radio
Moscow
Hungarian People's Court
Nagy
Pal Maleter
Budapest
Maleter
Irawing Peison
Washington
Hunremier Zoltan
Tildy
Sommunist
Tors
U.N
New-York
Miklos Gimes
Joszef
California Jobs Upturn Reported in May
SACRAMENTO AP California's employment rose in May while unemployment fell, led by agriculture and construction as wet weather limited earlier hiring. The labor force reached 6.2 million with 568 thousand jobseekers, a rate still the highest for May since 1950. About 5.55 million people were at work, and 388 thousand were unemployed, down 71 thousand from April. The report cites unusually large gains beyond seasonal patterns. Soviet Ambassador Kisilev and his Cairo embassy doctor left Egypt by ship Sunday.
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Sacramento
California
Departments of Industrial Relations and Employment
Alexandria
Egypt
HE. D. Kisseley
Cairo
Sundey
Denunciation Dimmed Hopes for Summit Talks
Washington reports dim prospects for a summit after the United States denounced Russia for a breach of diplomatic courtesy. It released secret Western memoranda and Khrushchev’s letter as not advancing preparations for a May or June meeting.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Partment
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Moscow
Khrushichev
Khrushchev
State Department
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyke
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Kremlin
Gromyko
Radiation Leak at Oak Ridge Triggers Evacuations
In Oak Ridge Tennessee an enriched uranium handling incident caused a nuclear reaction without an explosion. AEC badges showed exposure for some workers. Three buildings were evacuated and officials warned of danger to Oak Ridge and surrounding areas.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
AEC
Supreme Court voids passport denial policy over beliefs
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that the State Department cannot deny passports based on an applicant's beliefs or associations. Justice Douglas authored the majority opinion, striking down the agency's practice of requiring non Communist affidavits and denying passports to suspected Communist or Red movement supporters.
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Washington
Supreme Court
State Department
Douglas
Department
Red
11 Year Old Bride Mother of a Girl
In Columbia Missouri an 11 year old woman, Mrs. Charles William Turner, mother to an infant girl born last Saturday, was reported as the hospital’s youngest mother. Her 20 year old husband was arrested last July on a charge of falsely swearing she was of age. Prosecutor Lon Lewis dropped the charge after learning the bride was to be a mother.
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Columbia
Charles William Turner
University of Missouri Hospital
North Texas Tornadoes Ravage Panhandle and Dallas Area
A series of twisters ripped through North Texas and the Panhandle on Monday, unroofing 15 buildings including a gin near a ginning town and causing extensive wheat and cotton losses. Sara Patterson, gin manager, watched from three miles away as the tornado uprooted structures and damaged trailers near Denison.
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Dallas
Panhandle
Big Bend
Texelbed
Tex
Sara Patterson
Vaults and Deluges Mark Texas Weather tale
Weather report mocks claims of responsibility as deluges reach 9.5 inches across scattered areas. A local bank robber from Texas is referenced, drawing a curious parallel to the month’s events and the overall climate tale.
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South
Central
North
Texas
Bandits Grab $9000 In Drug Store Hold Up
In Fullerton on a Monday afternoon two drugstore workers Hogan and Campbell were robbed by an unshaven bandit who took a satchel with about 7500 in cash and 1500 in checks. A second man drove the getaway car, found near the scene, described as registered to a fictitious San Diego address. Hogan said Campbell entered his car to join him when the bandit pressed a revolver to his ribs and the car sped off.
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Fullerton
San Diego
Bill Seymour
Thomas Hogan
Laurente
Campbell
Long
S. Spadra
Z Hogan
Payne Easy Winner in Maine Primary Amid Probe Link
Senator Frederick G Payne Republican renominated in Maine early bird primary amid investigations linking him to the Adams Goldfine favoritism inquiry. Payne leads with about 56 418 votes to 11 476 for Herman Sahagian. Muskie unopposed for Senate.
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Portland
Maine
UPI
Frederick G Payne
Payne
Edmund S. Muskie
Adams Tion
Teacher Convicted of Receiving Stolen School Property
Robert Edward Prowell, 35, former Torrance High biology teacher, convicted on one count of receiving property stolen from the school by his student lab assistant. Jury acquitted him on a second count. Prowell faces retrial on related burglary allegations. date set for personal reasons.
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Robert Edward Prowell
Torrance High School
Dep. Dist. Atty
Prowell
Jack Kirschke
Waég
Waslin
Adams to tell House subcommittee on relations with Boston industrialist
Adams appears before a House subcommittee to discuss his ties with a millionaire Boston industrialist. Page A-3.
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Sherman Adams
Sherman
Adams
House
Boston
Wabash Surges Across Two States in Flood Crisis
Terre Haute Indiana reports the Wabash River breaking levees at three points, flooding towns in Indiana and Illinois. Thousands flee as millions of gallons surge through the region, despite round the clock efforts by 5,000 workers to dike the river and save 2,500 residents.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
UPI
Wabash
Terre
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