Death Verdicts Handed To Three For Revolt Acts
In Budapest a courtroom crowd watched Judge Maude Toth condemn three to death for anti Russian revolt and sentenced eight others to prison terms from six months to thirty years. The main defendant Gizella Tlona Toth confessed to injecting gas into a suspected police officer at a hospital. The verdicts followed a high profile trial with 400 spectators and a warning of a clear room for demonstrations.
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Maude Toth
Gizella Tlona Toth
Sheasd
Ferenc Kovacs
Themman
Ozsei Tukses
Grula Obersovszky
Thes
Elenik
We Are Abbey
Jozsef Galt
Iinez
Janos Csaba Matetty
Jozsef ‘Molnar
Galt
NATO to receive atomic weapons debate in Bonn
Bonn reports note Germany may hand over smaller atomic weapons to NATO within at least 20 months. Strauss clarifies discussion centers on smaller devices, not hydrogen bombs, with potential capacity around half a megaton as West German forces prepare training and readiness.
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Germany
Strauss
Reds Advancing Truman Claims in Foreign Policy
Former President Harry S. Truman told Kansas Democrats that Communism is advancing in the Middle East and Far East while allied nations doubt the free nations alliance. He blamed leadership failures in the State Department and White House and urged awakening to opportunities for the Democratic party.
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Kan
Harry S. Truman
Middle East
Far East
Truman
State Department
White House
No Elections Likely In Hungary Under Kadar
Well informed sources say Premier Janos Kadar and his Communist Cabinet plan to postpone parliamentary elections in Hungary for at least two years. The term expires May 17 but Parliament may meet earlier to prolong its life. Moscow discussions reportedly blocked reentry of pan-Communist parties or top members into the Cabinet. Tuesday Club meets Mrs William Salisbury to speak on farming trends at 2:30 p.m. at the Public. Congressmen seek to study expansion and modernization of the U S Foreign Service to attract Main Street talent and end class-based recruitment perceptions.
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Janos Kadar
Hungary
Kadar
Moscow
William Salisbury Willpeak
Washington
U.S. Foreign Service
Foreign Service
Journalists Plan 25th Anniversary Events in St Louis
A committee of Missouri University journalism graduates met in St Louis to plan observances for the school’s 25th anniversary. Founded in 1908 by Walter Williams as the world’s first journalism school, the group includes editor John W. Colt of the Kansas City Star and AP executive Frank King, with Inez Robb among the members. The plan is to hold several events next year across the United States to honor the milestone.
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Missouri Journalism School
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Earl F. English
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The
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Frank King
Dallas
Association Press
Inez Robb
United States
Ringside Seats at South Pole See Rainbow Sun Halos
Eighteen Americans at the South Pole witness a dazzling rainbow halo display. AP describes sun halos formed by ice crystals in the frigid dry air two miles above the pole as one of nature’s most spectacular skies.
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Nature
Antarctic
Dog Guy
Associated Press
Paul A. Siple
Washington, DC
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Pole
United States
IGY
Siple
Gambling Troublesome For Reds in China
In Kiangsi Province the Daily News marks gambling as a serious problem among Chinese comrades. The official Red newspaper suggests addicts take up chess and questions why they choose gambling over wholesome activities like movies, reading, ball games, and chess.
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China
Red
Kiangsi
iNews
Adams Within Rights In Refusing Testimony
London judge tells jury in Dr Johan Bodkin Adams murder case that the doctor’s silence in not testifying is within his rights though unusual. Adams, 38, is accused of killing Edith Morrell to gain part of her will. Jury of 16 men and 2 women at Old Bailey told silence cannot be used as proof of guilt.
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Johan Bodkin Adams
Adams
Patrick Arthur Devlin
Oun
Edith Alice Morrell
Olds Bailey
Remarkable Decrease in European TB Deaths
Geneva reports a truly remarkable drop in tuberculosis deaths across Europe since 1950. New treatments and immunization have driven rates to their lowest point since identification, with declines seen in every European country.
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World Health Organization Today
Europe
U. N
Seven Central Missourians Return From Washington Trip
Seven area Farm Bureau leaders returned from a week in Washington D C They toured the capital met with government officials and attended a Senate subcommittee hearing on a meat promotion checkoff plan The trip included a dinner with Missouri rural congressmen and a view of cherry blossoms followed by a stop at Gettysburg and Eisenhower's farm near Gettysburg Pa
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Ser. Stuart
Symington
Washington
Missouri
Gettys- Burg
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Gettys-burg-Pa
Spring Concert Attracts 115 Students And Guests
The Thorpe J Gordon School concert featured 115 students from public elementary schools and Simonsen Junior High including violin, viola, cello and string bass pieces. Marian Smith directed with Al Bleckschmidt as guest conductor and Jefferson City Symphony Orchestra members assisted with instruments.
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Simonsen Junior High
Marian Smith
Hight Simonsen
al Bleckschmidt
Dept. of Education
Jefferson City Symphony Orchestra
Wning
Sumatra appeals for help in crisis region
South Sumatra authorities call all able bodied men to enroll as volunteers amid a revolt and central government troop withdrawal. Husein urged pulling Java troops, while a govt spokesman denied a serious crisis. Palembang reports allege regional leaders seek to challenge Jakarta. Standard Vacuum in South Sumatra holds large American interests.
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Goa
South Sumatra
H. M. Husein
Palembang
Java
Standard Vacuum of
Doctors Begin Medical Probe of Anthony Eden
Doctors start medical examinations on Sir Anthony Eden former British prime minister who arrived in Boston from New Zealand after halting his vacation due to failing health He is admitted to New England Baptist Hospital Lady Eden accompanies him on the 31000 mile air trip He rests comfortably and is under the care of Dr Richard B Cattell of the Lahey Clinic who previously operated on his gall bladder and performed biliary tube procedures in 1953 The episode follows Eden resigning last January and taking a rest in Jamaica amid nervous exhaustion and relapse warnings by medical advisers.
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Sir Anthony Eden
New Zealand
New England Baptist Hospital
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Boston
Eden
Richard B. Cattell
Lahey
Clitic
Cattell
London
US Protest Over Hungarian Detention Of Attaches
The United States protested to Hungary that two US attaches were held for more than five hours, violating diplomatic immunity. Col James C. Taylor and Capt. Thomas R. Gleason were stopped near Lepseny by Hungarian officers and a secret policeman. They were questioned, photographed, and a stenographer prepared a signed document the officials demanded. Gleason signed under protest.
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United States
Hungary
U.S
Spencer Barnes
James C. TF
Todd
Gleason
Missouri Zone Forecast Summary by Region
Zone one clears this afternoon with fair tonight then partly cloudy Tuesday and cold with highs in the 38 to 42 range Zone two clears north with snow ending south this afternoon fair tonight and partly cloudy Tuesday and continued cold Zone three clears west with snow ending east this afternoon fair tonight then partly cloudy Tuesday and colder conditions Zone four snow ending this afternoon fair tonight and partly cloudy Tuesday with colder temperatures Zone five Bootheel similar to zone four but colder highs around 32 to 46.
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Bootheel
Bumps on Heads Reward For Yul Type Haircut
In Ankara two young Turkish admirers of actor Al Brynne shaved their heads in imitation of the bald star. Police say they were doused with boluntos and attacked by a hostile crowd, then officers intervened to break up the confrontation.
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al Brynne
Higgins Injured in Auto Crash Forces Red Sox Manager Layoff
In Sarasota Boston Red Sox manager Higgins was confined to his hotel room with a bruised thigh after a Saturday auto accident. The injury sidelined him from team activities yesterday as recovery proceeds.
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Boston Red Sox
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Simonsen Honored in Contest in Warrensburg
Simonsen Junior High School art students earned top honors at the Central Missouri State College event in Warrensburg. Maria Livingston won two No 1 ratings, John Kratocheil earned a No 2, and Mary Jane Sommerer a No 3. merit ribbons went to Donald Karr Beverly Scheverle and Mary Mankin. Thirty Simonsen students attended with instructors Mrs. Carl Blackwell and Mrs. C A Smith. Other attendees included Caroline Zimmermann Ruth Ann Pimgell Joyce Rhodes Becky Goeihan Richards Barker and Earl Heinrich.
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Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Maria Livingston
Robert Livingston
Meier
C.A. Smith
Simonsen
Caroline Zimmer- Mian
Ruth
Ann Pimgell
Joyce
Rhodes
Becky Goeihan
Richards Barker
Earl Heinrich
Four Crewmen Die In Bomber Crash On Oahu Peak
Four Air Force crew members perished when a Sweptwing six jet bomber struck the summit of a 2,400 foot peak near Dapoy Valley on northwest Oahu while approaching Hickam AFB for landing. The Altus AFB Oklahoma list identified Capt Dunn N Roges 96 Altus Okla First Lt Sherman L Bozeman Jr 25 Montgomery Ala First Lt Frank R Cleusi observer Altus and S Sgt Haskell E Gray crew chief Altus. Rescue teams reported destruction high on the mountainside with only wreckage fragments found.
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Dapoy Valley
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Altus Afb
Okla
Dunn N. Roges
Altus
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Bozeman Jr
Montgomier
Ala
Automobiles Collide at City Intersection
An auto accident occurred at the intersection of Madison and East Miller streets. Vehicles driven by Everett Van Sugarbaker, 16, of 2318 W Main St, and Tom Dix Smith, 25, of Rt 1, sustained damage to their right side and front ends. Police reported the eastbound Sugarbaker sedan and Smith’s estate wagon collided.
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Radioactive Rain Hits Japanese Island Reported
Radioactive rain was reported on a Japanese island this weekend with Fukuoka meteorology data showing a record 220,000 clicks per liter per minute on a Japanese gauge. Officials cited possible nuclear activity in the area, while a separate British Defense Ministry report noted a Russian nuclear test on April 3. The piece also mentions U.S. sales of canned goods exceeding $20 million annually.
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Fukuoka
Kyushu
Central
R Meterological Agency
Sint
Russia
Sheriff Killed In Police Chase Near Clinton County
Sheriff Dan Parker 57 died in a head on collision during a high speed chase four miles west of the Clinton County seat. Deputy Dale Quick suffered fractures of both legs while James Rohling and another man were treated, all in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital Breese.
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Dan Parker
Clinton
Dale Quick
Paterolman
Charles Sanders
James Rohling
Stolleytown
Sore Quick
Rohling
St Joseph's Hospital
Breese
Sanders
Mida
Greenville
Carme
Bar
Robert
Albers
Iman
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