Mao Admits 800000 Killed in Chinese Terror
The Times quoted Mao Zedong admitting 800000 were killed by Chinese security forces between 1949 and 1934, mainly opponents of the regime, with later methods shifting to persuasion and education. The report discusses contradictions within the party and the Hungarian uprising, noting Soviet force was deemed necessary to quell internal enemies.
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Airman's Bride Faces Deportation in Shanghai Saloon Case
A fragment reports an airman's bride entangled in deportation matters tied to a Shanghai saloon purchase on the Bund. The brief hints at wartime immigration issues and hotel or club settings, with unclear names or dates.
Saloon Is Shuttered Catholics Warned On Graham Crusade
In New York Catholics are warned against attending Billy Graham's Madison Square Garden crusade. The second warning in weeks comes from Rev. Richard Ginder editor of the Sunday Visitor. He says Catholics have mistakenly thought the Church sanctioned the event.
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Shanghai Red Is Dead and Quiet Street After Debacle
A chaotic report recounts a Shanghai Red incident and a quieter Beacon Street scene. The narrative blends immigration, deportation hearings, and a bar’s closure with references to Hendryx, Eisenberg, and other figures, noting a heart attack and local reaction while touching on historical details and religious debates.
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Space travel needs auxiliary power units say rocket experts
Rocket experts from Aerojet-General Corp and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers say future space travel will require independent auxiliary power systems to supply heat pressure and life support. They note small gas turbines burning liquid fuels are being considered to run these services outside the main rocket engine.
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School tax rate rises in most St Louis County districts
ST. LOUIS COUNTY The county clerk reported that this year's school tax rate will be higher in 19 of the county's 29 districts. Eight districts will maintain levies, and in the other two they will be decreased.
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Girard Buddy Restricted to Camp After Sakai Killing
A GI with William Girard was confined to his camp at his own request to avoid newsmen. Nickle, from Inkster, Michigan, wrote his mother claiming innocence and seeking $50 for an attorney. The case involves a Japanese indictment of Girard for enticing Sakai to a firing range and alleged murder. Authorities say no charges were placed against Nickel yet.
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Police raid cafe finds only guards at scene
Denver police speed to the Cup n Saucer Restaurant after a tip about an armed hold up. Six officers burst in to find two armored car guards inside for coffee, not suspects. The guards provided no threat and no crime occurred, ending the alert swiftly.
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New Jersey Pigeon Makes Hawaii News
Newark tale reports a New Jersey pigeon from Municipal Court guard Nate Harris. The bird, one of 308, ran off course and surfaced in Wahiawa, Hawaii last Saturday, with Mrs Mary Ross recording its tag and Honolulu paper featuring the photo.
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Aurora College faculty denounces horse racing impact
The Aurora College faculty says horse racing harms the community and opposes selling racing dates at Aurora Downs. New owners, led by David Schwanz, plan a 121 acre development including a one mile track Las Vegas style hotel pool and shopping counter totaling about 7 million dollars.
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International Council of Women Opposes Beauty Contests
In Montreal delegates from 36 countries urged action against pornography prostitution and beauty contests. A resolution sought equal responsibility for male and female sexual morality amid debate over the worth of beauty pageants.
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Manufacturers Not Downhearted Split Personality in Business Shows
New York report shows mixed signals in 1957 commerce trends. Factory hours shortened in some plants while overall consumer spending rises, supported by May retail gains and rising employment. Despite dips in manufacturing jobs, plans to spend on plant equipment remain strong, underscoring divergent trends in a volatile economy.
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